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25.01.2022 It's coeliac awareness week! Check out this report by the ABC's Landline about gluten free barley.

20.01.2022 Checkup checklist for #WomensHealthWeek #30Something

20.01.2022 Important messages for public safety from Townsville Hospital and Health Service Eating food that has not been refrigerated for some time can lead to illnesses such as salmonella, listeria, campylobacter or E.coli Wash your hands regularly with soap and water or use a hand sanitiser It is critical to wash and disinifect any wound, especially if it has been exposed to flood water or mud.... Do not let your children play in floodwater, they could possibly ingest it and there is also the added risk of snakes and crocodiles in the water Medication that has been exposed to water, or was normally refrigerated and has not been kept cold, may need to be discarded. One thing that I would add is to wear enclosed shoes. I cannot stress the importance of this enough. There are nasty bugs which can be contracted simply from your feet coming into contact with the mud and flood waters. Some of these bugs can be life threatening. If you notice cuts or abrasions becoming infected, treat them ASAP. If the infection seems to be getting worse then seek medical assistance. Stay safe everyone. For more information please visit the Townsville Hospital and Health Service facebook page. #Flood #Townsville #BigWet #infections

18.01.2022 On the 25th of July 1978 Louise Joy Brown, the first IVF baby, was born. Since then millions of women around the world have been able to conceive where they otherwise would not have been able to. Perhaps even more heart warming is that Louise Brown herself is now a mother ofhttps://drboyland.wordpress.com//first-ivf-baby-turned-40/ #IVF #Baby #Pregnancy #Pioneers #40Years

17.01.2022 Checkup checklist for #WomensHealthWeek #20Something

16.01.2022 Dr Boyland is now moving to telephone consults in order to protect her patients and staff during the coronavirus pandemic. Most issues can be discussed over the phone and if not, Dr Boyland will arrange an appointment face to face with you. At this time telephone consults cannot be booked online and you will need to call reception on 07 47591100 to make an appointment. Please be patient with reception staff as they may be busy during these unprecedented times. #StayAtHomeSaveLives

16.01.2022 According to the Australasian Birth Trauma Association (ABTA), 1 in 3 Australian women identify their births as traumatic and 1 in 4 first-time mothers suffer major physical damage. These experiences often leave a long-lasting impact on a woman’s physical and mental health, their ability to bond with their baby and their relationships with their partners, family and friends. To read more and watch the video, click on the link below. Please like and share this post to help raise awareness, particularly if you or a loved one have been impacted by birth trauma.

16.01.2022 Hi everyone! I'm delighted to inform you that I will be returning to the Townsville Family Medical Centre on the 9th of July. You can make appointments in advance via the link below or by calling 4759 1100 during business hours. I look forward to seeing you soon.

15.01.2022 Checkup checklist for #WomensHealthWeek #50Something

15.01.2022 Checkup checklist for #WomensHealthWeek #40Something

14.01.2022 My final post for coeliac awareness week; An eye opening article about the prevalence of coeliac disease, proving that this disease does not discriminate from a person's age, sex or race, rather a combination of genetics and environment. Please see your GP if you suffer from the symptoms described in this article. #CAW2018 #Coeliac #awareness Coeliac Australia

09.01.2022 I know I posted a warning already but the message isn't getting out. There has now been a confirmed death in Townsville. Be careful out there. Wear protective clothing - enclosed shoes and gloves a must. Important messages for public safety from Townsville Hospital and Health Service Eating food that has not been refrigerated for some time can lead to illnesses such as salmonella, listeria, campylobacter or E.coli... Wash your hands regularly with soap and water or use a hand sanitiser It is critical to wash and disinifect any wound, especially if it has been exposed to flood water or mud. Do not let your children play in floodwater, they could possibly ingest it and there is also the added risk of snakes and crocodiles in the water Medication that has been exposed to water, or was normally refrigerated and has not been kept cold, may need to be discarded. One thing that I would add is to wear enclosed shoes. I cannot stress the importance of this enough. There are nasty bugs which can be contracted simply from your feet coming into contact with the mud and flood waters. Some of these bugs can be life threatening. If you notice cuts or abrasions becoming infected, treat them ASAP. If the infection seems to be getting worse then seek medical assistance. Stay safe everyone. For more information please visit the Townsville Hospital and Health Service facebook page. #Flood #Townsville #BigWet #infections

06.01.2022 Before and after shots of my consultation room. Thanks to my husband and father in-law for helping out with the fresh paint. Just need some art for the left side wall now. Any suggestions?

06.01.2022 The flu season is here. See your local GP for your vaccination. Those eligible for vaccinations with no gap payable include: - Pregnant women (at any stage of pregnancy) - People aged 65 years and older - Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people aged six months to five years... - Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people aged 15 years and older - People aged six months and over with medical conditions that mean they have a higher risk of getting serious disease (such as diabetes, severe asthma, lung or heart disease) - QLD Health have introduced a free vaccine this year for all children aged 6 months to less than 5 years Consult your family GP for further advice

06.01.2022 Coronavirus is all everyone is talking about. It has symptoms the same as a common cold or the mild flu including sore throat, fever and cough. Most cases (80%) do not require medical treatment. You can protect yourself by washing your hands and practicing social distancing. If you become sick with flu like illness stay home until you fully recover. But if you are experiencing shortness of breath present to your local emergency department or call 000.

04.01.2022 A nation wide study conducted in Denmark has indicated that women with undiagnosed coeliac disease are at a 57% increased risk of stillbirth and a 12% increased risk of miscarriage. Follow link below to read more. #Coeliac #Celiac #Disease #GlutenFree #Pregnancy #Miscarriage #StillBirth #Fertility #Women

04.01.2022 Did you know that it's Women’s Health Week? This year they are encouraging women from all walks of life to share a selfie on social media to show that they’re going to start putting their health first. If you join in, remember to use the hashtags #MyHealthFirst and #WomensHealthWeek. To further encourage your involvement they also have four $200 gift cards up for grabs. Read more on the link below.

02.01.2022 Checkup checklist for #WomensHealthWeek #60Something

01.01.2022 Coronavirus advice: If you have symptoms of fever, sore throat, cough or shortness of breath AND EITHER Returned from overseas within the last 14 days OR have had contact with a confirmed or suspected case of coronavirus Please call your GP or the coronavirus hotline on 1800 002 080. DO NOT attend your local GP practice in person.... Teleconsults can be organised for people who meet the above criteria. For Townsville residents, my practice's number is 4759 1100. #CoronaVirus #COVID19 #Advice