News and events

We spoke with Mr Neil Davies, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, about the common signs of hip pain and how your pain can be treated. Read on to find out more.

The Rugby World Cup in Japan is now upon us and the eyes of the world are focused on the great sport of rugby union. Rugby Union is a hugely physical contact sport and a consequence of this is that many players will suffer injuries. Injuries to the shoulder actually account for 46% of participation days lost at professional level during a normal season.

It is countdown time for the Rugby World Cup! In this article Mr Kalairajah discusses all things rugby; injuries, prevention and how he can help you.

We recently discussed a variety of ear problems with Mr Nicholas Clifton, ENT Consultant. If you’re struggling with hearing loss, tinnitus, ear infections or dizziness then be sure to read on and learn more about how Spire Harpenden Hospital and Mr Clifton can help you.

Spire Harpenden Hospital are very pleased to have sponsored the Herts Advertiser Community Awards, Nurse/Care Worker of the Year category for the third year running.

UroLift is a new, minimally invasive treatment we offer here at Spire Harpenden to help open up the blocked urethra using inserted implants to lift or hold up the prostate tissue. This method is used to treat men who have an enlarged prostate or Benign Prostatic Hyperplasis.

We recently spoke with Consultant Gastroenterologist, Dr Matthew Johnson, surrounding coeliac disease, the warning signs, and what can be done to help you.

We recently spoke with Consultant Ophthalmologist, Mr Venki Sundaram, regarding frequently asked questions surrounding cataracts surgery.

It is important for you to be aware of the various signs and symptoms of any type of cancer, as catching it early can make a huge difference in the prognosis. We are urging you all to be aware of blood in your pee and not to be embarrassed.

Lots of people are enjoying the Cricket World Cup being played on home soil but many people don’t realise how common it is to develop injuries while playing the Game of Kings.