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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: 

https://www.bedwellandroebucksurgery.com/info.aspx?p=17

Children's Immunisations

girl_with_open_mouthPlease check the following points before bringing your child to the surgery:

  1. Is your child taking steroid treatment?
  2. Does the child's parent, brother or sister suffer from epilepsy? Epilepsy in more distant relatives is not considered a problem.
  3. Is your child suffering from any feverish illness? Don't worry about a runny nose without a fever.
  4. Does your child suffer from any disease affecting their immune system?
  5. Does your child suffer from a severe reaction to eggs?
  6. Has your child suffered from a reaction to any previous immunisation injection?
  7. Has your child got a high temperature now?

If the answer to any of the questions above is yes then tell your doctor.

Your child is at greater risk from contracting the disease than they are from suffering a reaction to the immunisation.

When Should Children be Immunised?

Children's immunisations are performed by the nurse. Simply make an appointment in the usual way, telling the receptionist it is for an immunisation injection.

Please click here for the current NHS vaccination schedule.

 
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