The Chiltern Medical Clinic

Minor surgery covers various procedures like mole removal, laceration repair, and abscess drainage. Treatment varies based on the condition, typically involving local anesthesia, small incisions, and short recovery compared to major surgeries.

Cryosurgery, or cryotherapy, is a simple procedure that uses extreme cold to destroy abnormal tissue, including cancer cells. It treats skin lesions, retinoblastoma, precancerous conditions, and cancers like prostate and liver cancer. This quick and effective treatment offers a less invasive option than surgery.

A pre-employment medical is a medical examination that is required by some employers as part of the hiring process.

Stitch removal includes delicately cutting and removing the threads or staples used to close a wound. Pulmonary function tests, typically done in a clinic or hospital, are painless and quick, causing minimal discomfort.

A PET scan uses a radioactive tracer, like glucose, to detect cancer cells that consume more sugar. The scanner creates images showing areas with high tracer uptake, indicating potential issues.