Carlyle Medical Centre

31/10/2024

With the lead up to the Christmas period, please be advised the Practice will be closed from Monday 23rd December -30th December, opening Tuesday 31st at 11am for ON DAY appointments ONLY.

The practice is closed ALL public holidays 1st January and 26th January.

Should you require scripts before then please arrange with reception staff for a phone consultation to arrange those.
For any medical concerns please call Hello Home Dr Service 134 100. In the event of an emergency call 000.

23/10/2024

Some handy numbers to have incase of emergency

23/10/2024

Queensland is the most disaster-impacted state in Australia, which is why it’s so vital that Queenslanders get ready ahead of storm season.

✅ Understand your risk
✅ Make an emergency plan
✅ Pack an emergency kit

This week is Week and a golden opportunity to prepare yourself, your
loved ones and your property for the threat of natural disaster.

To learn more, visit:

It is important for you to know what to do if you have to face a disaster or emergency at home or at work.

18/10/2024

18/10/2024

Christmas time can amplify feelings for many affecting mental health, grief, stress over money with the cost of living crisis. We as a team know that there are many wonderful people and families attending our practice who would be blessed with that little bit of Christmas magic. We are having a practice food drive, non perishable items or gift cards that we can forward onto many families, if you would like to make a donation please see our lovely reception team.

16/10/2024

Quitting smoking can have immediate positive effects on your health. ✅

From the moment you quit, your body begins to heal. Before long, you'll start feeling healthier and less stressed.

There are so many reasons to give smoking the flick, what's yours?

For support on your quit journey, contact Quitline on 13 78 78 or search 'Quit HQ' for online resources and support.

ℹ️ Source:
Quit HQ. Human repair.

15/10/2024

Memory problems, confusion about time or place, and difficulty with everday tasks could be early signs. If you've noticed these changes in yourself or someone you care about, here’s what you can do:

✅ Consult a doctor for early diagnosis and care plans.
✅ Stay informed, as signs may be related to other health issues.
✅ Reach out to the National Dementia Helpline for support.

The earlier you know, the better your options for managing dementia and related conditions.

Read more 👉 dementia.org.au

05/10/2024

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month

In 2024, more than 360,000 people will be diagnosed with breast cancer. But there is hope. Advancements in early detection methods and support continue to increase the chances of survival. When caught in its earliest, localized stages, the 5-year relative survival rate of breast cancer is 99%.

But early detection for all is only possible through action.

Knowledge is our most potent tool. Here are some crucial facts:

1. Breast cancer is the second most common cancer globally.
2. Early detection through regular screenings can dramatically improve survival rates.
3. Men can also develop breast cancer, though it's less common.
4. Family history can increase the risk, but many cases have no known hereditary factors.
5. Maintaining a healthy lifestyle with regular exercise and a balanced diet can reduce the risk.
6. Breast cancer can affect individuals of all ages, not just older women.
7. Advances in research and treatment have led to improved outcomes and quality of life.
8. Support and awareness play a pivotal role in the fight against breast cancer.

Let's stay informed, support one another, and work towards a world without breast cancer.
Breast Cancer Network Australia National Breast Cancer Foundation