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Spring Newsletter 2019 Download the PDF of the complete Spring Newsletter here. Please note : Phone calls and e-mails to the practice have become quite overwhelming. Our Doctors always require their patients to make an appointment to evaluate and properly manage any medical condition. A face to face opportunity allows time to discuss, demonstrate, examine…
TRAVEL HEALTH While travel is great there are a few simple precautions that can be taken to help improve the chances of illness ruining your holiday Take the time 6 weeks before you plan to leave to speak to your doctor about vaccinations and medications to help keep you well while you are away. You…
You can now access a copy of our Winter Newsletter 2019 here
Featuring information on:
– Flu vaccines
– Measles alert
– Meningococcal and Pneumococcal disease
– Anxiety and Depression in men
– Treatment for mushroom poisoning
– Winter pastime suggestions and more!
You can download a copy of our latest newsletter here.
My Aged Care is the start point to access Australian Government funded services We’re here to help. Call us on 1800 200 422 My Aged Care can help you to find out about: The types of aged care services available Your eligibility for services Service providers in your area Costs you may need to pay Quality…
While travel is great there are a few simple precautions that can be taken to make the experience even greater! Take the time 6 weeks before you plan to leave to speak to your doctor about vaccinations and medications to help keep you well while you are away. You can follow up with one of…
Measles is a contagious viral illness that causes a skin rash and fever. Serious and sometimes fatal complications include pneumonia and encephalitis (brain inflammation). Measles is also known as rubeola, not to be confused with rubella (German measles). Worldwide, measles is the fifth highest cause of illness and death in children. Measles is rare in…
Flu Vaccines for 2019 We anticipate receiving a supply of the various Flu Vaccines by early May 2019. We will be setting up Flu vaccination clinics throughout May & June once stock has arrived. Until these vaccines arrive we will be unable to book appointments for patients to receive their Flu Vaccine. Please wait until…
What is an emergency? & What should I do? Call an ambulance for the following: Chest Pain that could be of cardiac origin Anaphylaxis (having administered the Epipen first) Potential of stroke, (facial droop, limb weakness, difficulty communicating) Head injury resulting in vomiting, drowsiness, changed behaviour Uncontrolled bleeding Unconscious patient Severe shortness of breath …
Flu Vaccinations As we are now officially entering Spring, please consider a flu vaccine if you have not already had one this year. Late Winter and early Spring is the time when the Flu Virus is at its most prevalent. If you are planning to travel in the next four months a flu vaccine…
