Health Resources

It’s normal to experience more health problems as you get older, but this doesn’t mean you should ignore them.

Any condition which affects the bones, muscles or joints can cause pain and discomfort.

Cancer can be a scary word but we are lucky to live in a time where there is now a range of effective treatments.

A chronic cough or shortness of breath might not be too intrusive day to day, but they could signify that something’s wrong.

Infants require regular NHS check-ups to ensure they’re developing well and these are key to monitoring your child’s progress.

Made up of the stomach, gut and bowel, the digestive system enables us to absorb nutrients from what we eat and drink.

The ears, nose, throat and mouth are all so connected that an issue affecting your ears can easily affect the others, and vice versa.

Even relatively minor foot problems can cause pain, discomfort and mobility issues, so it’s important to seek medical advice.

When you experience a bereavement, it can have a profound effect on your physical, mental and emotional health.

Men are typically more reluctant to seek medical help than women, but this delay could have negative consequences.

1 in 4 people experience mental health issues throughout their life but seeking medical help resolve issues and reduce symptoms.

Unless you live in a bubble, minor ailments and allergies are part of daily life for many of us.

There is a range of local services designed to support patients without the need to see your practice team first, so please make the most of them.

Your brain and nerves are interconnected, so one can easily affect the other.

Pregnancy can be an exciting time, but it can be nerve-wracking and stressful too!

Patients can sometimes feel embarrassed when talking to their doctor about their sexual health but there’s really nothing to worry about.

The skin is our largest organ, so it’s not surprising that so many conditions can affect it.

We all want to stay as healthy as possible but sometimes it’s hard to know what’s troubling you.

Caring for a loved one can be a fulfilling and generous thing to do but it invariably takes a toll on your physical and emotional wellbeing.

Travelling the world can be exciting, satisfying and fulfilling, so why let an illness ruin your trip?

If something doesn’t feel right but you’re not quite sure what it means, your practice team is on hand to provide the reassurance you need.

There is a range of healthcare problems which affect women and your practice team can help with all of them.