WOMEN’S HEALTH & MEN’S HEALTH

Incontinence & Bladder Issues

Bladder problems can affect women, and men, of all ages However if you are approaching or experiencing the menopause you are particularly at risk. One of the most distressing bladder problems is incontinence. Incontinence affects personal hygiene and overall health. It is not just the physical side of incontinence that is distressing, incontinence can also have psychological and social effects, with many women often having their lives ruled by their bladders! For some women the problem becomes so distressing that they do not want to leave their homes.

 Despite the consequences of incontinence, many women put up with these problems for many years before seeking help for a variety of reasons including embarrassment. 

Please view these important patient resources to learn more. 

PSA Screening For Prostate Cancer

BABIES, KIDS & TEENAGERS

Common Concerns About Vaccines

Many parents and caregivers have concerns about vaccines. Some are scared that vaccines will harm their child. Others are not sure whether their child really needs all the vaccines being given. Parents may also feel confused by online information and comments on social media.

 

For common concerns check these patient resources.

ADDICTION AND RECOVERY SUPPORT

Overdose Prevention Line

Overdose Prevention Line – a confidential number to call if you are alone and using drugs:1-888-853-8542

APPS FOR MINDFULNESS

SKIN CONDITIONS / DERMATOLOGY

Eczema Skin Care Made Simple
Managing Eczema
Finger Tip Units For Steroid Creams & Ointments

Amount of steroid needed can be determined by the Finger Tip Unit method

COVID-19

Recovering From COVID-19

This resource has been developed by a group of multi-disciplinary health professionals at Lancashire Teaching Hospitals. The purpose of the website is to support patients with their initial recovery once discharged from hospital following treatment for COVID-19. 

Although hospital admission is referred to throughout this patient resources, it can also be used for patients who remain in their own homes and we hope that the information and advice provided will assist all patients and their families starting their rehabilitation journey following COVID-19.

This information should not replace any individual advice you may have received on discharge from hospital.