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Dr Alex Mickleburgh is a GP at the Galletly Practice. She is a fully qualified breastfeeding peer supporter.
Teen Drop In Clinic
A walk in service for Galletly patients aged 13-18: Contraception, acne, stress, sexual health, pregnancy, eating disorders, anxiety…
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If you have a Long Term Condition e.g. Diabetes, Chronic Obstructive Airways Disease (COPD), Asthma, Heart Disease or Hypertension (high blood pressure) then we’ve made a few changes to the annual nurse review.
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Additional blood test appointments at a surgery should help to cut the queues elsewhere.![]()
lincsonline.co.uk/bourne/news/gp-surgery-extends-its-blood-test-clinics-9466752/
We are delighted to announce that we can now offer blood tests in the afternoon alongside our usual morning appointments! This will save a lot of trips to Stamford for you and make things a lot more flexible.
⚠️ We have strengthened safety warnings for finasteride and added precautionary advice for a similar product, dutasteride.![]()
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Updated advice aims to help patients better understand the potential risks of psychiatric side effects and sexual dysfunction linked to these medicines.![]()
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If you are taking finasteride 1mg and experience depression or suicidal thoughts, stop treatment and seek medical advice. Any concerns about sexual side effects should also be discussed with a healthcare professional. A precautionary warning has been added to the product information for dutasteride to note that mood alterations have been reported with a medicine in the same class, finasteride. ![]()
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UK patient alert cards for finasteride remain in place to help patients recognise possible side effects and know what action to take.![]()
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Suspected side effects can be reported through the Yellow Card scheme.![]()
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To read the full guidance, visit: brnw.ch/21x2ofT
Louise from Macmillan Cancer Support is here until 1pm to talk about anything you need. Please do come along and say hi. #DyingMatters