SWINE FLU
Swine flu symptoms are broadly the same as ordinary flu. Typical presentation is of fever and cough. The other symptoms may include headache, tiredness, chills, aching limbs, joint or muscle pain, sore throat, running nose and gastric upset.
Treatment of swine flu is the same as for any other viral illness: rest at home to prevent the spread of infection, drink plenty of fluids, treat with paracetamol, ibuprofen or other over the counter cold/flu remedies.
If symptoms persist or you have other medical problems which may complicate the virus, please contact the surgery where a nurse or doctor will be able to offer more advice.
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The Practice is currently updating the contact details we hold for our patients. We can now send invitations and reminders by text. If you are happy for us to contact you in the future by text to your mobile phone, or via email then please complete your details by using this secure form. |
The Practice would like to know if you care for someone who is unable to care for themselves. We are able to put you in touch with support agencies and work closely with the Princess Royal Trust in ensuring the needs of our carers are met. We are holding a Carers Event on Tuesday 17th August - more details will follow.
SOUTH AYRSHIRE COUNCIL ACTIVITY VOUCHERS
Small lifestyle changes can have a significant positive impact on your health. FREE lifestyle assessment and fitness classes are available within South Ayrshire if you are referred by the Practice. Please contact the Practice to arrange an "Activity Voucher" if you feel this would be of benefit to your medical condition.
PRACTICE TRAINING DATES
The Health Board have arranged training for all South Ayrshire Practice staff on the following dates:
Tuesday 9th February
Tuesday 9th March
Thursday 15th April
Tuesday 22nd June
Wednesday 25th August
Thursday 11th November

Moved house?
If you change your address, please inform the
Receptionist as soon as possible. You can send us your change of details via our
secure form
HERE

The Practice is currently updating the contact details we hold for our patients.
If you are happy for us to contact you in the future by text to your mobile
phone, or via email then please complete your details
by using this secure form.
These details will be kept in your computerised patient record.