Tasburgh Lodge Surgery

25/02/2026

Nick never imagined that the pain and discomfort he was feeling could be cancer.

Nick, a loving husband and father of two, was diagnosed with in 2018 after experiencing what he thought was mild heartburn.

Learn how recognising his symptoms has given Nick the chance to watch his children grow up - read his story here 👉 heartburncanceruk.org/your-stories/nicks-story/

21/02/2026

Armed Forces Community Open Day
Wed 25 Feb 2026 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
London Road Sports Pavilion, Louth LN11 9QP

The aim of our Armed Forces Community Open Day is to have a ‘one-stop-shop’ for Veterans and their families to walk in, have a 'brew' and see what services are available to them (locally and nationally), plus how to access that support. Some of the services that regularly attend and provide real-time information, advice and guidance are as follows: Veterans UK, RFEA, DWP, RAFBF, Help for Heroes, Carers First, Health Watch, Op Courage (an NHS service), Connect to Support Lincolnshire, Blind Vets UK & Op Nova, to name but a few.

Timings are 10:00 to 14:00, but please note that if you arrive in the last hour, there is no guarantee that the service you want to access will still be there.

Book your free ticket via the link below:

Armed Forces Community Open Day – London Road Sports Pavilion, Wed 25 Feb 2026 - The aim of our Armed Forces Community Open Day is to have a ‘one-stop-shop’ for Veterans and their families to walk in, have a 'brew' and see what services are available to them (locally and nationally); plus how ...

19/02/2026

Patient Information Booklet 🎉

If you’re new to the practice – or just want to know more about the services we offer – our updated booklet has everything you need in one place.

It includes:
✔️ Information about our services
✔️ How to access appointments
✔️ Guidance on getting the right help

You can:
📖 Pick up a copy from our waiting room
🌐 View it on our website & download a copy
📩 Receive it when you register with us

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17/02/2026

Ovarian cancer affects the ovaries. It mostly affects women over 50, It can affect anyone who has ovaries, and sometimes ovarian cancer runs in families.

The ovaries are 2 small organs that store the eggs needed to make babies and produce female s*x hormones.

The symptoms of ovarian cancer, such as bloating, are not always obvious.
Ovarian cancer is often diagnosed late, but early diagnosis can mean it is more treatable.

You can still get ovarian cancer if you've had your ovaries removed because it can also affect your fallopian tubes, or the lining inside your tummy (peritoneum).

Cancers of the o***y, fallopian tubes and peritoneum are often grouped together because they are similar and treated in the same way.

Click to watch the AI video "Ovarian Cancer Symptom Awareness" generated with Synthesia.

16/02/2026

14/02/2026

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