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Dr Fox Dr Fox Pharmacy provides medicine on prescription following an online health assessment.

Orders are reviewed by UK doctors and medicine is posted from our registered pharmacy. The service is safe, convenient, confidential, and highly rated by customers. Regulated online doctor & pharmacy service providing low-cost treatment posted direct (adults only).

Three quarters will survive cancer by 2035, government promises
04/02/2026

Three quarters will survive cancer by 2035, government promises

There are plans for earlier diagnosis and faster treatment in England but experts worry about lack of staff.

Do I need to treat my partner if I have thrush?No, you do not need to treat your partner if they do not have any symptom...
03/02/2026

Do I need to treat my partner if I have thrush?

No, you do not need to treat your partner if they do not have any symptoms. However if you are getting multiple episodes of symptoms it is recommended to treat your partner as well in case they have the infection without symptoms as you may be passing it back and forth.

For more information and treatment on Thrush visit https://www.doctorfox.co.uk/thrush/faqs.html

In Case You Missed It: Last Week's Youtube Shorts RoundupTopics included:IBS AdviceGet rid of bloatingQuitting smokingHa...
02/02/2026

In Case You Missed It: Last Week's Youtube Shorts Roundup
Topics included:

IBS Advice
Get rid of bloating
Quitting smoking
Hair loss and shampoo facts
Better Digestion

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🚨 Got a Health Question? Join Our Monthly Health and Wellbeing LIVE Q&A - Next Thursday February 5th! 🚨 If you have ques...
30/01/2026

🚨 Got a Health Question? Join Our Monthly Health and Wellbeing LIVE Q&A - Next Thursday February 5th! 🚨

If you have questions about men's health, women's health, or general wellness, we are here to provide the answers you need.

Join us on February 5th at 5 PM UK for Dr Fox’s Monthly Live Q&A - hosted by medical presenter Abraham Jacobson Khodadi, covering your most common questions about your health and general wellbeing!

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Can Finasteride Actually Regrow Hair?Finasteride is one of the most commonly prescribed treatments for male pattern hair...
28/01/2026

Can Finasteride Actually Regrow Hair?

Finasteride is one of the most commonly prescribed treatments for male pattern hair loss, but how effective is it at encouraging regrowth? For those concerned about thinning hair or a receding hairline, it’s natural to ask whether the medication can restore density, prevent further shedding, and what side effects may occur.

This blog explains how finasteride works, what results can realistically be expected, and addresses common questions such as whether it can help regrow hairline, can it cause weight gain, and can it cause hair loss.

https://www.doctorfox.co.uk/news/can-finasteride-actually-regrow-hair/

Does IBS cause lactose intolerance?No. IBS does not cause lactose intolerance.However, the symptoms of lactose intoleran...
27/01/2026

Does IBS cause lactose intolerance?

No. IBS does not cause lactose intolerance.

However, the symptoms of lactose intolerance are similar to those of IBS. Lactose intolerance can develop after an episode of infectious diarrhoea (gastroenteritis). It causes a reaction to milk sugars with diarrhoea, abdominal pain, and bloating. The symptoms are triggered by consuming dairy products, e.g. milk (including goats milk), cheese, ice cream, yoghurts, etc.

For more information and treatment for IBS please visit
https://www.doctorfox.co.uk/irritable-bowel-syndrome/faqs.html

In Case You Missed It:Last Week's Youtube Shorts RoundupTopics included:Gut SensitivityBloatingHair RegrowthHow to impro...
26/01/2026

In Case You Missed It:Last Week's Youtube Shorts Roundup

Topics included:

Gut Sensitivity
Bloating
Hair Regrowth
How to improve your digestion

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Do you suffer from bloating?Learn how to get rid of bloating and how to reduce bloating with 8 tips to stop and reduce b...
23/01/2026

Do you suffer from bloating?

Learn how to get rid of bloating and how to reduce bloating with 8 tips to stop and reduce bloating fast!

Learn how to reduce bloating and how to get rid of bloating with 8 tips to resolve and reduce bloating fast!REDUCE BLOATING:This step by step video provides ...

Why have I got unwanted hair on my face and neck?It is understandably upsetting to live with unwanted hair on your face ...
22/01/2026

Why have I got unwanted hair on my face and neck?

It is understandably upsetting to live with unwanted hair on your face and neck. This is known as 'hirsutism'. It is actually very common, affecting 4-11% of women.

Hirsutism has a genetic tendency, and tends to run in families. It is also more common in women from South Asia, the Middle East or the Mediterranean.

Hirsutism means excessive hair growth in women. However in hirsutism, the hair grows characteristically in a male pattern distribution - in the beard area of the face and neck, but sometimes also on the tummy, lower back and thighs.

Unwanted facial hair is most likely due to an imbalance of female and male hormones in your body, and the most common cause of this is Polycystic O***y Syndrome. Acne and hirsutism are generally attributed to a relative excess of the male hormone testosterone.

Testosterone and other similar hormones are often called 'androgens', and testosterone type side effects are known as 'androgenic' side effects.

If you have troublesome facial and neck hair you should have a consultation with a doctor. There may sometimes be an underlying medical condition which requires treatment.

For more information and treatment please visit https://www.doctorfox.co.uk/female-facial-hair/faqs.html

How Combining Different Types of Exercise Could Help You Live Longer
21/01/2026

How Combining Different Types of Exercise Could Help You Live Longer

Don't just focus on one activity - doing a variety every week gives you more health benefits, a study suggests.

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