Will you be 35 years or older within the next 12 months?
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Would you like an non-symptom STI self-taken test for chlamydia and gonorrhoea? If you tick yes, then the nursing team will leave a swab at the receptionist desk. We recommend that you contact the practice a week after handing the swab to us for your results. If you have symptoms of an STI, then we recommend that you contact the GP or Chalmers Sexual Health Centre.
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Please enter your height (cm), weight (kg), and BMI and when it was taken. (please click above link to help you calculate your BMI)
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Please input your average BP reading and when it was taken. (You can get this checked at home, in the high street chemist, or make a nurse BP appointment)
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Please let us know your smoking status
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Have you, or any of your immediate family (mum, dad, brothers or sisters) been diagnosed with any of the following conditions within the past 12 months? (DVT, PE, Stroke, Heart Disease)
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Have you been diagnosed with or experienced any of the following conditions in the past 12 months? (unexplained leg swelling, chest pain, high BP or cholesterol, diabetes, liver disease, gallbladder disease, epilepsy, raynauds, breast cancer)
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Are you currently taking any of the following medications? (anti-epileptic medication, rifampicin, st johns wort, Mounjaro (tirzepatide))
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Do you suffer from migraines with aura, or a headache associated with weakness or numbness on one side of your face or body, or difficulty with speech? *
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Have you been diagnosed with coeliac or inflammatory bowel (Crohn's, Ulcerative Colitis) disease?
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Have you suffered from any irregular vaginal bleeding, bleeding between periods or bleeding after sex in the past 12 months? *
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Have you forgotten to take your pill on more than one occasion per month? (More information can be obtained by clicking the above NHS Inform link)
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Would you like to discuss 'what to do in the event of a missed pill' with the practice nurse? (More information can be obtained by clicking the above NHS Inform link)
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Would you like to discuss long acting reversible contraception options with you GP or practice nurse? (More information can be obtained by clikcing the above NHS Inform Link)
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