Marysville Medical Practice

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Royal Shrewsbury Hospital	01743 261000
Shropshire County Primary Care Trust	01743 261300
Hamar Centre Support for people with Cancer and other serious illness.	01743 261035
Arthritis Research Campaign Provide information leaflets to download about conditions affecting bones and joints	www.arc.org.uk
British Heart Foundation Information on heart conditions and 'keeping a healthy heart'.	www.bhf.org.uk/hearthealth
Breast Self Examination Information and diagrams on how to conduct a monthly examination of your breast	http://hosted.aware.easynet.co.uk/info/bse.htm
British Hypertension Society Have a specific patient information section to inform you about high blood pressure and information on blood pressure monitors	www.bhsoc.org
Carers Online Support and information for carers, including advice on benefits and pensions	www.carersonline.org.uk

Embarrassing Problems The questions you feel you can't ask about your health.....	www.embarassingproblems.co.uk
Fit for Travel Information for those about to travel	www.fitfortravel.nhs.uk
Family Planning Association Information about contraception and sexual health	www.fpa.org.uk
Immunisation Information about immunisations for all age groups	www.immunisation.nhs.uk
Patient Information A general site which also has the information leaflets we use in the surgery	www.patient.co.uk
Shropshire PCT (primary health care trust)	www.shropshirepct.nhs.uk
Testicular Self Examination An explanation of how to carry out a routine examination of your testicles	www.cancerhelp.org.uk/help/default.asp?page=3570
Builth and Llanwrtyd Medical Practice This is a Welsh GP practice website which has video clips showing how to use an inhaler, blood sugar testing, and other practical procedures.	www.builthsurgery.co.uk
Chlamydia Chlamydia is the commonest sexually transmitted infection. 1 in 10 people under 25 years of age have Chlamydia and most do not have any signs or symptoms. It affects both men and women. If left untreated it can cause long term health problems in both males and females. Be young and be sexy but don't be infected!!	http://www.bclear.org.uk