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**Please note, highways are closing Bedwell Crescent for road works for week commencing 23.06.25-27.05.25 between the hours of 9.30am-3pm.  This means you may not have drivable access to the surgery during a period of time. Unfortunately highways are not able to inform us which sections will be closed at which time so we are unable to plan ahead. We apologise for the inconvenience. This is out of our control**

ALL APPOINTMENT REQUESTS (APART FROM URGENT ON THE DAY) MUST BE SUBMITTED VIA ONLINE CONSULTATION. SEE HOMEPAGE AND 'CONTACT US ONLINE' PAGE.

FROM 1st JUNE WE ARE TRIALLING A NEW PROCESS FOR REQUESTING A DOCTORS APPOINTMENT. CLICK HERE FOR INFORMATION: 

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Smoking Cessation - Stop Smoking Service

Giving up smoking is one of the most important things any smoker can do for the future of their health and wellbeing.

We run stop smoking clinics every day (Monday - Friday), please contact Reception, at either surgery, to book your appointment for free stop smoking advice today.

Our stop smoking advisors are fully trained to provide you with the necessary support you will need to stop smoking.

The health benefits of stopping smoking over a period of time:-

Time Period

Benefit

20 minutes

Blood pressure and pulse rate return to normal.  Circulation improves in hands and feet making them warmer.

8 hours

Oxygen levels in the blood return to normal. Chances of a heart attack start to fall.

24 hours

Carbon monoxide is eliminated from the body.  The lungs start to clear out mucus and other debris.

48 hours

Nicotine is no longer detectable in the body.  The ability to taste and smell is improved.

72 hours

Breathing becomes easier as the bronchial tubes relax.  Energy levels increase.

2-12 weeks

Circulation improves throughout the body making walking easier.

3-9 months

 

Breathing problems such as coughing, shortness of breath and wheezing improve.  Overall lung function is increased by 5-10%.

5 years

The risk of a heart attack falls to about half of that of a smoker.

10 years

 

The risk of lung cancers falls to about half of that of a smoker.  The risk of a heart attack falls to about the same as someone who has never smoked.

 
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