Dorset’s #cancer services are #HereForYou. If you have any symptoms that you’re worried could be cancer, it’s important you still seek advice by contacting your #GP surgery. Go to Cancer Matters Wessex for info https://t.co/HU6k9ljr7S
It's really important if you have symptoms that you're worried could be cancer, that you still seek advice about this. Please contact your GP. Go to the Cancer Matters website for more info. https://t.co/pbiZfS9sBr
@DCHFT@Poole_Hospital @RBCH_NHS
#earlydetectionsaveslives
If you experience symptoms you are worried could be lung cancer, it is important that you speak to your GP. Dr Jennifer Graves, respiratory consultant at @DCHFT , explains why this is important and how hospitals are keeping you safe.
@Poole_Hospital @RBCH_NHS
We would like to encourage all eligible women who are due or overdue their cervical smear to attend for a cervical screening appointment.
Please call your local surgery to book into one of our nursing clinics.
Mental health services are #HereForYou. This has been a difficult time and as we start to face less restrictions under lockdown, #MentalHealth services are here to support you as we return to some form of normality. Support from Connection is available 24/7 on 0300 123 5440.
It's really important if you have symptoms that you're worried could be cancer, that you still seek advice about this. Please contact your GP. Go to the Cancer Matters website for more info. https://t.co/pbiZfS9sBr
@DCHFT@Poole_Hospital @RBCH_NHS
#earlydetectionsaveslives
It's really important if you have symptoms that you're worried could be cancer, that you still seek advice about this. Please contact your GP. Go to the Cancer Matters website for more info. https://t.co/pbiZfRRRcR
@DCHFT@Poole_Hospital @RBCH_NHS
#earlydetectionsaveslives
Did you know that although your local GPs are working in a different way, their virtual door is very much open for business as usual. You can contact your practice by phone or online via eConsult. https://t.co/GS7kqDxxDa #HereForYou
April is Stress Awareness Month. In these worrying times, stress is present for a lot of us now more than ever. For the rest of April, we will be posting tips on how to cope with stress during this Pandemic.
For more information on stress, visit https://t.co/cNZK8dynMn
The constant news about coronavirus can be worrying. People with cancer and their families might feel especially worried about the virus, as cancer and its treatment can lower your ability to fight infection. See the adviceon the Cancer Matters website - https://t.co/sAdEalaTuR
Just one in five women in the UK are able to name bloating as a symptom of ovarian cancer. We want to change this. Take a look at how to recognise the symptoms of ovarian cancer. https://t.co/jOIu6qGJW8
@RBCH_NHS @DCHFT@Poole_Hospital#knowovarian#ovariancancerawareness
It's a known fact that having Cancer and going through rigorous treatment will effect your mental wellbeing. Mental health problems affect 1 in 4 of us. Time to Talk Day encourages everyone to be more open about mental health – to talk, to listen, to change lives. #timetotalk
Do you have cancer or have a loved one who does? Are you sturggling to cope and need someone to talk to but dont know where to turn? @macmillancancer have a variety of ways to get support. Contact them today https://t.co/juJCoTEK2F
WE WANT YOUR OPINION - If you or anyone you know are a former or current smoker, we would appreciate if you could take part in our short survey.
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