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Health Promotion Clinics
We are keen to do anything we can to
help to prevent illness.
Much
depends on your own lifestyle.
Smoking, being overweight and
alcohol consumption in excess are
all harmful. Regular exercise, a
well-balanced diet with plenty of
roughage and making time to relax
away from the pressures of the usual
routine are all very important.
However, there are some procedures
and checks we can help with.
| Well
Woman |
Practice
Nurse
|
By
appointment |
|
Well Man |
Practice Nurse |
By
appointment |
| Diabetic |
Practice
Nurse |
By
appointment |
|
Asthma |
Practice Nurse |
By
appointment |
| Blood
Pressure |
Practice
Nurse/HCA |
By
appointment |
|
Child Health |
Health Visitor |
By
appointment
|
| |
Dr Wright |
By appointment
|
| |
Dr Roberts |
By appointment
|
| |
Dr Sanghani
|
By appointment
|
| |
Dr Amin |
By appointment |
| |
Dr Pledger |
By appointment |
| Minor
Surgery |
Dr Campbell |
By appointment
|
|
Overweight |
Practice Nurse
|
By appointment
|
|
Incontinence |
Practice
Nurse
|
By appointment
|
|
Stop Smoking |
Practice Nurse/HCA |
By appointment
|
Women
See the practice nurses or book an
appointment for the well woman
clinic.
Cervical smears normally every three
years.
Breast checks self-examination
monthly following instruction from
one of the nurses.
All Adults (25 Years and Over)
Blood pressure check every five
years.
Urine test every three years.
Tetanus booster every 10 years plus
oral polio to a maximum of five.
Cholesterol check once only if a
close blood relative has ever had a
heart attack or stroke aged 65 or
less.
Over 75s
Three year reviews and annual
reviews with the practice nurse are
available on request.
Flu Vaccinations
Clinics are held every October and
November. Please telephone in
September to see when the flu
vaccination clinics are being held
and to book an appointment.
We recommend the flu vaccinations
for:
Anybody of or
above pensionable age.
For all patients with
long-standing chest, heart or
lung complaints.
Diabetes.
Liver or kidney disease.
Most chronic debilitating
illnesses.
Those living in residential
homes.
Those taking immunosuppressant
medicines.
Those who are the main carer for
an elderly or disabled person
who relies on the Carer.
We recommend that
anyone over the age of 65 should
have a pneumovax injection for
protection against pneumonia. This
is a one-off injection and lasts a
lifetime. If you have already had
this injection at a previous
surgery, please let us know and we
can add this to your records. |