Dr Nicki Explains

EP6: Sexual Health

In this month’s episode of Doctor Nicki Explains, Nicki & Sarah discuss the complexities of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) with senior practice nurse Amanda. From symptoms to prevention, this conversation is packed with essential insights.

EP5: Understanding ADHD

In this month’s episode, Nicki and Sarah discuss attention deficit and hyperactivity disorder with Hugh, who has had this since he was a child. How did he realise he had it, how was it diagnosed and treated and how did his family cope? From being labelled ‘naughty’ to emerging as a superpower, this is a journey through the trials and tribulations of ADHD.

EP4: Understanding and Treating Acne

In this months episode, Nicki and Sarah discuss acne with Katie. What are the treatments available, how did it make her feel and what is the support out there? From ‘back-ne’ to scarring this is a look at where to start and how to get help.

EP3: Kidneys – How they work, Dialysis and Kidney Transplants

In this month’s episode, Nicki and Sarah talk to Sarah, who had sudden onset kidney failure in her 20s and found herself on dialysis. What is the kidney and what does it do? How does dialysis work? Sarah was lucky enough to have a kidney transplant and this is discussed in detail. How do we find a match and how long will it last? Where is the new kidney positioned and how do we know it is working?

EP2: What Is Sepsis?

In this month’s episode, Nicki and Sarah sit down with Abi Dawson who works with ‘Sepsis Research FEAT’ to talk about the risk factors associated with sepsis, how to spot it and what to do.

EP1: Bowels and what to do if there is blood in your poo

Welcome to episode 1 of the all new Dr Nicki Explains monthly podcast. In this episode, Dr. Nicki and her friend Sarah delve into the medical condition of rectal bleeding. They are joined by Ben, a vet who shares his personal encounter with the issue.

**Disclaimer** This podcast contains graphic descriptions which might not be suitable for younger audiences or those sensitive towards medical discussions.