Period pains: Could CBD ease menstrual abdominal aches? Who shouldn't use it?

PERIOD pains can be part of a monthly ritual that yields no enjoyment. Most women will stock up on painkillers and have a hot water bottle handy, but could cannabidiol be another powerful remedy?

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Miriam Margolyes health: The star fears 'horrible' illness - expert shares risk

MIRIAM MARGOLYES is unmistakable as the honest and uncensored actress who is adored by fans. However a heartbreaking revelation from the actress has put her health into doubt.

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Blood cancer sufferer says diagnosis was 'worse than anything I'd imagined' - his symptoms

FATHER-OF-TWO, Dave McGovern suffered with terrible pain for more than year. His inexplicable symptoms turned out to be blood cancer. To mark Blood Cancer Awareness Month, it is important - more than ever - to stop, think and check for symptoms of the disease before it's too late.

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Stroke: The signs round the eyes that could foreshadow an acute event

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Horoscopes: What is in the stars this week? Russell Grant shares astrology insights

HOROSCOPES are thought by some to give a glimpse into the future. This week, astrologer Russell Grant has shared his insights.

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Daily horoscope for September 18: Your star sign reading, astrology and zodiac forecast

TODAY'S horoscope is a mixed bag, with some positive vibes and some challenges to face. Here's the daily horoscope for September 18.

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Horoscopes & love: Virgo's 'sexy vibe' is 'hard to resist' and sign has 'power to grow'

VIRGO is the star sign that covers those born between August 23 and September 22. With the season almost over, what are Virgos like in love and what do they need - and desire - from it?

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Vitamin B12 deficiency symptoms: Three problematic signs of 'severe' low B12

A VITAMIN B12 deficiency undoubtedly will lead to anaemia if left undiagnosed and untreated. This is because the nutrient is crucial to form healthy red blood cells, which are needed to transport oxygen around the body.

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Statins side effects: 'Pink-red blotches' considered serious side effect - 'call a doctor'

STATINS are a group of medicines that can help lower the level of cholesterol in the blood. However, with treatments like statins come side effects - the NHS warn that a skin rash with pink-red blotches, especially on the palms of the hands or soles of the feet could appear if you take statins.

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Blood clots: Warning signs of a 'dangerous' clot in your lung, leg, brain, or heart

BLOOD clots can be "dangerous", the American Society of Haematology warned. Usually, coagulation is an important process to prevent excessive bleeding when a blood vessel is injured.

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Sickle cell anaemia: Are you at risk of two 'very serious' life-threatening complications?

SICKLE cell disease is an inherited blood disorder where the red blood cells develop abnormally, forming a rigid crescent shape that is unable to supply adequate stores of oxygen around the body.

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Stomach bloating: Could you have an unknown underlying health condition? Warning signs

STOMACH bloating occurs as the gastrointestinal tract - that runs from the mouth to the anus - becomes filled with air or gas. Notably uncomfortable, that full and tight sensation might be a warning sign of something else.

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Heart attack warning: One sign could be mistaken for something less serious this winter

HEART attacks are sudden, deadly conditions that often give little warning. Can it get much worse? Yes. Silent heart attacks occur and you may have no conception of it until weeks or even months later when a healthcare provider finds heart damage.

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