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Healthcare information and symptom checker for patients and professionals Book your GP appointment or order your medication online with Patient
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Patient information leaflets Trusted patient information leaflets with clear, clinically reviewed advice on conditions, symptoms and treatments Health topics Allergies, blood and immune system
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Manage your health with the NHS App The NHS App gives you quick and secure patient access to your GP services, all in one place — wherever and whenever you need them Message your practice Send non-urgent requests or ask a question Book appointments Arrange phone or video consultations with your GP at a time that suits you Order repeat
- Infected Wound: Signs of Infection and How to Treat It - Patient
Peer reviewed by Dr Toni Hazell, MRCGP Last updated by Dr Philippa Vincent, MRCGP Last updated 7 Oct 2024 Meets Patient’s editorial guidelines Est 9 min reading time Download Article PDF has been downloaded Article link copied to clipboard
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Next review due: 12 Sept 2027 14 Sept 2024 | Latest version Last updated by Michael Stewart, MRPharmS Peer reviewed by Sid Dajani Join the conversation Share your thoughts or experiences with others in our patient communities
- Greater Trochanteric Pain Syndrome: Symptoms and Treatment - Patient
Patient picks for Joint problems Bones, joints and muscles Joint pain There are many causes of joint pain The different causes result in differing symptoms, treatments and outcomes Most causes of joint pain resolve without any long-term problems
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Patient picks for Back pain Bones, joints and muscles Video: Back pain exercises Back pain is very common but in most cases is not caused by a serious problem Most cases of back pain resolve on their own within two weeks, and full recovery is made within four to six weeks by Lilly Sabri, MHPC Bones, joints and muscles
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