Cancer Awareness

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Please find below some help leaflets on cancer. 

Are you worried about Prostate Cancer? Take a quick online assessment to check your risk in 30 seconds by clicking here.

Have you had a cough for more that 3 weeks? Worried about lung cancer? Click here for further information.

Are you worried about Breast Cancer? Do you know the signs? Click here for further information

Experiencing Blood in your pee? Worried it's cancer? Click here for further information

Are you worried about bowel cancer? Are you unsure of the signs and symptoms? Click here for further information

Want to know more about Oesophageal Cancer? Click here to learn about the signs and symptoms.

Are you a Woman? Have you been feeling full for 3 weeks or more? Click here to learn more about the ovarian cancer

Do you have a mole that has changed in appearance? Are you concerned that it might be cancer? Learn more by clicking here

If you are at all worried about cancer please do not hesitate and contact the surgery now to book a consultation with one of GPs or Nurse Practitioners!  If you prefer complete an online consultation by clicking here and we will get in touch with you! 

You can find also out more information about cancer by clicking NHS

2 Week Urgent Referrals

Your GP may refer you urgently to the hospital if they feel that your symptoms need further investigation by a specialist.  There are many common conditions that symptoms could be linked to, including the possibility of cancer.  Having a 2 week urgent referral does not necessarily mean that you have cancer, it means that you need some investigations quickly to help find out what is wrong with you.  If you are referred under the 2 Week Urgent Referral Pathway you will be seen by a specialist within 2 weeks to enable early diagnosis of your symptoms.  Should your GP refer you for an 2 week urgent referral appointment it is very important for these reasons that you attend your appointment.  Patient referred via this route will be provided with an information leaflet with further information.  If you have been referred via the 2 week urgent referral pathway and have any worries and concerns please contact the surgery and ask to discuss your concerns with a clinician.



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