Prostate Biopsy

The prostate biopsy involves taking out small samples of the tissue of the prostate (the gland that produces the fluid which transports sperm) with a find needle. The cells from the sample are then examined under a microscope to see if they are cancerous.

Learn more by joining our online group on prostate biopsy.

Prostate Cancer

Cancer of the male reproductive gland, the prostate, has now become increasingly common among middle-aged men. As it doesn’t reveal any symptoms until in its final stages, it is advisable for men over 50 years to regularly screen themselves for prostate cancer. Early detection and effective treatment can help stem the spread of the cancer.

To learn more, join our prostate cancer support group today.

Psoriasis

Psoriasis is an autoimmune disease that attacks the skin and joints, and causes red patches with itchiness and scaling. The disease can be painful and can interfere with daily life.

Join our online support group for psoriasis to meet others with the condition and talk to experts who can help.

Psychoactive Substances/ Substance Abuse / Drug Abuse

Drug abuse is improper use of drugs. People usually use the term to mean an excessive use of dangerous substances like amphetamines, barbiturates, cocaine and opium alkaloids. All of these are addictive and can cause serious damage to the body and even death with long term uncontrolled use.

Join this online support group on drug abuse and find out that you are not alone - meet others who have recovered from abuse, their families, and doctors and therapists who treat abuse and addiction.

Psychological Changes In Pregnancy

Pregnancy can be a trying time for any woman, more so for first-time mothers. Along with the hormonal and physical changes that take place during gestation, the individual’s unique mental make-up also varies during this period. Add to this the demands of everyday life, and the would-be-mother has a challenging situation at hand.

To connect with others facing the same challenges of pregnancy, join our support group today.

Ptosis

Ptosis refers to a drooping upper eyelid. It happens when the muscles raising the eyelid are weak, and it can be caused by some diseases, injury, or genetics. In children, ptosis can lead to the ‘lazy eye’ syndrome, and it needs to be corrected with surgery.

Join our online support group for ptosis to learn more about this problem.