10 best sleeping tablets In this article we will describe what are the 10 best common sleeping tablets. We hope you find one of them helpful. Benzodiazepines Benzodiazepines are used as sleeping tablets. They are only available on prescription. They are not good longterm drugs. 1. Temazepam 2. Nitrazepam 3. Lorazepam Others – loprazolam and […]
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What happens if you tell a doctor that you are suicidal? If you have having serious suicidal thoughts, do not delay. Ring 999 or go to A&E now. Please MyHSN cares about you. Really we do. Someone saying ‘I’m suicidal’ can mean very different things, depending on the person’s personality, history and circumstances. Any doctor who […]
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How are CCGs and ICSs different? Not much really. Its more a difference in size, numbers of the public they are responsible for, and budget. “Warning. This Top Tip is slightly technical. You can decide if it is interesting or not (!)” (“Thanks CKDEx” Ed) So. How are CCGs and ICSs different? CCG A CCG […]
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Medication for mental health problems In this article, we will describe what is the best medication for mental health problems. We will go through depression, anxiety and other illnesses. What drugs are used to treat depression? When treating depression, several drug options are available. Some of the most commonly used include: Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors […]
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Why a suicidal person should go to A&E – and what happens If you have having serious suicidal thoughts, do not delay. Ring 999 or go to A&E now It may seem strange for a suicidal person go to A&E. You may think A. it’s not what they are for, as B. it’s not an accident or […]
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How can a repeat prescription be requested? We will describe how do you order a repeat prescription. Here goes. If you take medicine regularly, you’ll usually have a repeat prescription. You can order your medicine when you need it, without having to see a GP every time. You might be able to ask your pharmacy […]
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Can a GP arrange social care for someone? Well some aspects of social care. But it is not simple. Why? Doctors and other health or social care professionals (e.g. social workers) are not allowed to share information about you with their friends or family unless you give permission. Without this permission the professional would be breaking confidentiality. This often causes […]
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How to register the birth of a baby You must register your baby with the local register office within 42 days of giving birth. You can find your nearest register office here, or by asking your midwife or heath visitor. You must bring a form of ID (passport, driving licence or a council tax bill) and […]
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How do you register with a GP? It is very important to be registered with a GP in the UK. Why> There a lot of reasons to do this. A GP can: Be first contact if you are unwell Prevent and treat many diseases Prescribe your long-term medication Give you vaccinations Provide contraception Refer you to hospital […]
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When you find out you’re pregnant – what to do next As soon as you find out you are pregnant, please telephone your GP surgery and let them know that this is a new pregnancy. You will then have your first ‘booking’ appointment with a midwife. The appointment will be up to an hour long, […]
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