Persistent diarrhoea in adults can lead to dehydration, fatigue and weight loss. Learn common causes, warning signs to watch for, how to manage symptoms, and when to seek medical or emergency care.

A severe sore throat may be caused by viral or bacterial infections, tonsillitis, or irritation. Learn which warning signs need medical attention, when to seek emergency care, and how to ease symptoms safely at home.

Sudden dizziness can result from inner ear problems, dehydration, low blood pressure or other causes. Learn the warning signs, when to see a doctor, and when dizziness requires emergency care.

Asthma symptoms can worsen at night due to allergens, cooler air, acid reflux and natural body rhythms. Learn common triggers, ways to manage night-time asthma, and when breathing difficulties need urgent medical care.

A twisted ankle can leave you guessing: sprain or fracture? Learn which symptoms matter, when an X-ray may be needed, and which ankle injuries shouldn't wait for treatment.

Vomiting is common in children, but some symptoms are easy to miss. Learn what your child's vomiting may mean, when dehydration becomes a concern, and which signs need medical attention.

Sometimes the difference between a minor illness and something serious comes down to how quickly symptoms change. Discover 5 warning signs that shouldn't wait until tomorrow.

When deciding between an after-hours GP and an emergency department, knowing which symptoms require urgent hospital care can help you seek the right treatment without unnecessary delays.

Learn about 7 common childhood illnesses that can worsen at night, including croup, asthma, ear infections, fever, gastroenteritis, eczema, and colds, plus when to seek medical care.

Fever at night can often be managed at home, but high or persistent fever and worrying symptoms may require an after-hours GP or urgent medical care.