Meningitis B – Should I Be Worried?

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Mengitis B is a life-threatening bacterial illness that can cause serious complications. However, it is an uncoomon condition in the UK, despite the recent outbreaks in Kent. If you worried however, you can be vaccinated against Meningitis here at the pharmacy. Read our lastest blog to find out more about the symptoms of Meningitis and how it’s treated.

The Shingles Vaccine

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Shingles can be very painful, and it often affects older adults who might already have other medical conditions, You can have a shingles vaccination at the pharmacy which means if you do get shingles it is more likely to be a mild dose that doesn’t last long.

Chickenpox – What You Need to Know

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Chickenpox is very easy to catch and it can cause complications for pregnant women and young babies. You have a chickenpoc vaccination here at the pharmacy. Read our blog to find out more about the virus and how to get the vaccination.

Measles and the Importance of the MMR Vaccination

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Measles can make children and people with comprimised immunity very ill. It can also lead to premature birth or miscarriage in pregnant women. Reduce the risk of serious illness by having the MMR vaccination which also includes protection from mumps and rubella.

Don’t forget your flu vaccine this winter!

The flu is much more than ‘just a bad cold’ and can claim the lives of thousands of people each year, particularly the old and the vulnerable. Yet, by receiving an annual flu vaccine from our pharmacy, you greatly reduce your risk of getting ill.

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