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Myhealth Liverpool Level 2

Locality: Liverpool, New South Wales

Phone: +61 2 7200 5430

Address: Liverpool Westfield Level 2 - Next to Commonwealth Bank - Ex Medicare Site 2170 Liverpool, NSW, Australia

Website: www.myhealth.net.au/liverpoolwestfield

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25.01.2022 If ever there was a more important time to ask "RUK?", it is right now. A conversation could change a life. If you, or someone you know is having a hard time, our GPs are here to listen and help. #RUOKDay

25.01.2022 On the fourth day of Christmas, Myhealth said to me... Entertain Safely! No one wants Gastro or any other nasty disease during Christmas and New Year! If you enjoy to cook and host a party, be mindful not to serve your guests any extra germs that leave them with a less than pleasant experience. ... Prepare and handle your food correctly by: 1. Keeping your food clean and washing before eating or cooking 2. Washing your hands often and cleaning utensils thoroughly 3. Having a separate prep bench or chopping board for raw and cooked food 4. Cooking your food thoroughly and storing it at safe temperatures 5. Using clean water and safe ingredients when cooking - Nurse Nina, Myhealth Brisbane Showgrounds

24.01.2022 The countdown to Christmas is on and so is Myhealth's 12 Days of Christmas Health! Check in with us over the next 12 Days for health tips to remember when celebrating your Christmas and New Years Holidays.

24.01.2022 On the fifth day of Christmas, Myhealth said to me... Giving Makes you Happy! An American study has proven that your brain prefers to give, rather than receive. When giving and receiving gifts, our brain releases a hormone called dopamine that makes us feel good. But when giving gifts our brain releases both dopamine and oxytocin which is commonly known as the 'cuddle hormone', confirming that it's better to give than to receive this Christmas.... - Nurse Rhiannon, Myhealth Dandenong

23.01.2022 On the sixth day of Christmas, Myhealth said to me... Gift Yourself With Greater Control This Holiday Season! It’s no surprise that the holiday season can get a little rowdy with all the great company, food and drinks. Amongst this fun, we can often lose track of how much alcohol we are really consuming. ... To help you drink responsibly and stay in control this holiday season, here are some pro-tips from the Myhealth team; Tip 1: Count your standard drinks. - Remember, ONE standard drink contains 10 grams of alcohol. This could be a total of 5 glasses, or a single shot... Always be mindful and ask your bartender if you are ever in doubt. Tip 2: Pace yourself. - You know your body best. Trust your gut and take your time when drinking. Tip 3: Try low-alcohol alternatives. - Not all drinks contain the same amount of alcohol, to help with the tips above, try opting for lighter options. Always remember that your GP is there to assist you with all your health concerns, including alcohol consumption queries. - Nurse Melissa, Myhealth Macarthur Square

21.01.2022 On the first day of Christmas, Myhealth said to me... Turn Your Christmas Stress, Into A Christmas Success! Christmas can be stressful, but why not keep that stress away with these fun simple tips:... - Make a list and check it twice (financial stress can be difficult, so why not budget and make a list) - Be better than last year (think of what you wanted to do last year and do it this year) - Relax and jingle all the way (Christmas is a time to enjoy, so put on your favourite Christmas song, do what you love and relax) HO, HO, HO, all your stress away this Christmas! - Nurse Estera, Myhealth Logan Village

21.01.2022 Are you getting enough quality sleep? Continued sleep deficiency can cause poor physical and mental health as well as increase your risk of heart disease, kidney disease, high blood pressure, diabetes and stroke. Here are a few tips for a better sleep:... Keep a regular sleeping pattern - go to sleep and wake up at the same time each day Get the required amount of sleep - the average is 8 hours for adults but you may need more or less Relax before you go to bed - find your zen and turn off the tv, all devices and your mind to wind down Limit or avoid Alcohol, Caffeine and Cigarettes - alcohol may make you feel sleepy but will produce a poorer sleep If you continue to have trouble sleeping or always wake up tired, book an appointment with your doctor.

21.01.2022 World Mental Health Day is an international day for global mental health education, awareness and advocacy against social stigma. This year comes at a time when our daily lives have changed considerably as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic and so the message is simple, Look after your mental health, Australia. Follow these 10 tips to look after your mental health and remember to reach out to your GP for help. ... #LookAfterYourMentalHealthAustralia #InThisTogether

21.01.2022 Something as simple as opening a car door, using an ATM or safely crossing the road, can lead to the spread of COVID-19. Don’t forget to wash your hands to prot...ect you and your loved ones. It’s up to all of us to keep healthy and well. https://www.nsw.gov.au/c/how-to-protect-yourself-and-others

20.01.2022 On the tenth day of Christmas, Myhealth said to me... Take Time for Yourself! Stress and anxiety can be a burden on your health so take some time to check-in with yourself. A great tip is making an appointment with yourself to control any negative thoughts. During the day when you get a negative thought, tell yourself I will meet you later at our appointment. When the time comes for your appointment, you would have forgotten and realise that it wasn't important to begin with.... - Nurse Asra, Myhealth Merrylands

20.01.2022 Phones are down we are trying to get them fixed ,please be patient while we look into the problem Phones are down we are trying to get them fixed ,please be patient while we look into the problem

18.01.2022 As we approach Spring and peak pollen season , conditions such as hay fever and asthma can be mistaken for COVID-19 symptoms. It is important to understand the differences and to get control of your symptoms ahead of the season. Most people will know what their regular symptoms are but it is good to note the main difference: Viral symptoms are progressive and worsen quickly Allergies are reactive to the environment and tend to come and go... If you are unsure of your symptoms, consult with one of our GP's and get tested for COVID-19.

18.01.2022 Help prevent chronic diseases like type 2 diabetes, heart disease and cancer by following these healthy tips for a healthy Spring! Move more, sit less - get your heart rate up for at least 30 minutes every day Eat a healthy diet - add more fruits, vegetables and whole grains into your diet Drink more water - reduce the consumption of sugary drinks and alcohol... Get enough sleep - get a minimum of 7 hours sleep a night Be sun safe - apply sun protection every morning Get regular checkups - see your GP regularly for preventative health screenings See more

18.01.2022 HAPPY LABOUR DAY We will be closed tomorrow Monday 5th October for the Labour Day public holiday. Please stay safe and enjoy your holiday wisely. If you require assistance while we are closed please download the Medinet App to consult with a GP.... If you require emergency medical assistance please call 000.

17.01.2022 Sadly, 1 in 20 children are born with a birth defect or genetic disease. Genetic diseases are caused by errors in our DNA, the instructions for making ‘us’. DNA is the source of information for all the cells in our body, telling them what to do every second of every day. When something goes wrong with those instructions, it means some part of our body doesn’t function properly, leading to a life-threatening genetic disease like cystic fibrosis, muscular dystrophy, metabol...ic disorders or even cancer. The best way to treat or cure many of these conditions is to correct the problem at the source, to correct the DNA. That’s what gene therapy does. This August we are supporting the Children's Medical Research Institute and Jeans for Genes Day by raising vital funds for research and gene therapy. #jeansforgenesau We will have a donation box at reception if you are able to spare some change when you come in for your appointment or feel free to donate online via this link: https://www.myjeansforgenes.org.au/6030415myhealth

16.01.2022 Dear patients as we are coming towards the end of the year ,please be mindful any scripts/referrals/pathology forms etc that are not collected by 24/12 will be discarded Kind Regards Team Liverpool Dear patients as we are coming towards the end of the year ,please be mindful any scripts/referrals/pathology forms etc that are not collected by 24/12 will be discarded Kind Regards Team Liverpool

15.01.2022 On the eleventh day of Christmas, Myhealth said to me... Don’t Give Yourself A Christmas Stuffing! Christmas is all about getting together with loved ones to eat, drink and be merry. On this day we tend to enjoy the Christmas feast that has been made for us, but the next day everyone feels the aftermath of overeating; bloated and exhausted with a slight bit of guilt. ... This Christmas be aware of choosing healthier options, avoid snacking on the Christmas chocolates, watch your portion sizes and as tempting as the last slice of cake can be, leave it alone. New Year resolutions are around the corner, let's get started now! - Nurse Monisha and Peta, Myhealth Liverpool

15.01.2022 FUN FACT FRIDAY As Halloween approaches we thought it fitting to leave you with a spooky fun fact. We are born with 300 bones but by the time we reach adulthood these bones have fused together to form just 206 bones. Spooky! ... #FunFactFriday

13.01.2022 We just wanted to give our very own Dr Josephine Guyer a little wrap after winning the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners' NSW/ACT Genreal Practitioner in Training of the Year award this year . We are beyond proud of her and all her achievements ,she is someone who never fails to brighten our days at work. Congratulations Josie !

12.01.2022 This week is National Asthma Week (1-7) and as Spring begins so too does the season for asthma. Symptoms are usually a minor inconvenience but you should still book in to see your GP for an asthma review or if you think you may require treatment. ***Asthma symptoms can be confused for COVID-19 symptoms. Please be aware of what your regular symptoms are or consult a GP and get tested.***

11.01.2022 We have had a great response to our fundraising campaign for Jeans for Genes Day but sadly it is coming to an end soon. If you would still like to help we have a donation box at reception and an online platform you can donate at here https://www.myjeansforgenes.org.au/6030415myhealth Thank you to everyone who has helped us raise funds for this worthy cause, we love that we have such a caring community!

11.01.2022 On the second day of Christmas, Myhealth said to me... Stay Hydrated! Remember to stay hydrated at all your Christmas parties this year. To avoid a headache the next day a clever health tip is to alternate your champagne, wine or other alcoholic drinks with a sparkling or still water. Swapping in a water drink ensures you manage the number of beverages you indulge in. This can cut excess calories and make sure you wake up the next day feeling ready to go. Your liver and your ...waistline will thank you for it! - Nurse Katie, Myhealth St Helena

10.01.2022 #WeRememberThem In Flanders fields In Flanders fields the poppies blow... Between the crosses, row on row, That mark our place: and in the sky The larks, still bravely singing, fly Scarce heard amid the guns below. We are the Dead. Short days ago We lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow, Loved and were loved, and now we lie In Flanders fields. Take up our quarrel with the foe: To you from failing hands we throw The torch; be yours to hold it high. If ye break faith with us who die We shall not sleep, though poppies grow In Flanders fields. John McCrae (18721918)

10.01.2022 Dr Skeleton hopes you have a spooky Halloween today! If you are trick or treating this year make sure to social distance, carry hand sanitiser and as usual, be treat wise and clean those pearly whites at the end of the day.

09.01.2022 Update ! Our phones are still down Our IT dept is still working on this situation apologies for anyone trying to call through we can’t make outgoing calls either thank you for your patience !Update ! Our phones are still down Our IT dept is still working on this situation apologies for anyone trying to call through we can’t make outgoing calls either thank you for your patience !

08.01.2022 On the eighth day of Christmas, Myhealth said to me... HO, HO, HO and HOT, HOT, HOT! Welcome to the hot silly season! It is great to see the big man with the beard in the red suit, but the colour red on your skin is definitely not a good look! Looking like a lobster comes with many risks, including damaged skin that can lead to skin cancers. ... You ask me, as I am social distancing in my blow-up pool in the backyard or swimming in the highest waves, how do I prevent looking like a majestic red sea creature? well, here are the perfect tips for you to follow: 1) Wear protective clothing including wide brim hats, long sleeved shirt, and UV sunglasses 2) Wear sunscreen applied in accordance with package directions 3) Seek shade and limit sun exposure during highest UV periods of the day No matter what type of skin colour you have, there are risks. With this in mind it is advised to have annual skin checks with your doctor. Ask your Nurse or Doctor today for more tips and advice on how to prevent sun damage and become sun smart! - Nurse Rachel, Myhealth North Richmond

08.01.2022 FUN FACT FRIDAY If you walked for 12 hours a day, it would take the average person 690 days to walk around the world. #FunFactFriday

08.01.2022 With the COVID-19 situation constantly changing it is a good idea to stay informed and be prepared. We have put together a list of things to keep in mind so you can be prepared for the worst case scenario. If you have any health concerns or questions about COVID-19 please consult with your GP.

08.01.2022 Summer is a great time to spend outdoors in Australia but it also means a higher risk of getting burnt. Australia has the highest rate of skin cancer in the world, so as you plan your summer holidays make sure you book in for a skin check with your GP and remember the 5 sun safe words: SLIP on a shirt SLOP on some sunscreen... SLAP on a hat SEEK shade SLIDE on some sunglasses See more

07.01.2022 **Update Mon 2/11 phones still down** Good morning All We are currently experiencing some phone issues ,so please be patient while we investigate further regards myhealth team**Update Mon 2/11 phones still down** Good morning All We are currently experiencing some phone issues ,so please be patient while we investigate further regards myhealth team

06.01.2022 We welcome patients from all languages and backgrounds. If you or another patient would prefer to speak in your own language, interpreters can be arranged at the time of booking. Call our friendly reception staff for more information or to book in an interpreter service.

05.01.2022 From the Chevron to the Handlebar, we support whatever Mo you grow! Movember is an opportunity for men to learn and talk about their health and take action when needed. Here are the top 5 things men need to know, and do according to Movember Australia. 1 Spend time with people who make you feel good. Stay connected. Your mates are important and spending time with them is good for you. Catch up regularly, check in and make time.... 2 Talk, more. You don’t need to be an expert and you don’t have to be the sole solution, but being there for someone, listening and giving your time can be life-saving. 3 Know the numbers. At 50, talk to your doctor about prostate cancer and whether it’s right for you to have a PSA test. If you are of African or Caribbean descent or have a father or brother with prostate cancer, you should be having this conversation at 45. Know your numbers, know your risk, talk to your doctor. 4 Know thy nuts. Simple. Get to know what’s normal for your testicles. Give them a check regularly and go to the doctor if something doesn’t feel right. 5 Move, more. Add more activity to your day. Do more of what makes you feel good. Get involved or donate: https://au.movember.com/

05.01.2022 On the seventh day of Christmas, Myhealth said to me... Don't Forget Your Regular GP Appointment! A doctor you have built a relationship with is likely to better understand your needs, and recognize when something may change in your mental or physical health. Continuity of care with the same doctor can assist when a difficult or uncomfortable conversation is needed, if you feel it is someone you can trust. ... Having a regular doctor ensures a comprehensive understanding of your current health and family history and work towards preventative care. Your regular GP is more likely to pick up on symptoms that may seem simple but could indicate a more serious concern. - Nurse Samantha, Myhealth Forest Lake

04.01.2022 Have you ever heard of brain or cognitive training? As we get older, we tend to use our brains less as everyday tasks become familiar and we fall into a thoughtless routine. Think of your brain like your muscles; if you don't use it, you lose it! Studies have shown that older adults who found creative outlets like painting and other art forms improved several aspects of memory like recalling instructions and processing speed.... There are plenty of fun and interesting ways to keep your brain active and training. Whatever activity you choose, make sure it is new and challenging to you! Learn a complex skill game like chess Read a new book Visit a place you've never been before Learn to play a musical instrument Try new foods Join an activity like sport or dance Try a new art or craft Learn a language Download a brain training app

04.01.2022 On the twelfth day of Christmas, Myhealth said to me... Smile, Even If We Can't See It! This is a time to enjoy yourself, smile, be happy and spend time doing the things you want to do. But it is also important to remember that while we are enjoying ourselves and socialising, we need to continue being COVID safe. Try organising an outdoor venue for larger groups where you can stay 1.5m from people you don't live with regularly and maintain good hygiene practices like washing... or sanitizing your hands between tasks. And if you start to feel unwell or develop symptoms, pop on a mask, go get tested and seek further medical advice from your GP. Santa and his troops will be doing their bit to keep us all safe too! - Myhealth

04.01.2022 On the ninth day of Christmas, Myhealth said to me... Keep On Moving! We know your looking forward to putting your feet up and watching TV all day but don't forget to do regular exercise to burn those extra calories you will be consuming. We are lucky enough to have our Christmas holidays during Summer when the weather is perfect for being outside. So grab the whole family for some party games on the lawn or better yet, take your outdoor gifts like bikes, scooters and footbal...ls for a whirl! - Myhealth

02.01.2022 On the third day of Christmas, Myhealth said to me... Know Your Blood Sugar Levels! With Christmas fast approaching there is not a better time to know exactly what foods, drinks and sweets you can enjoy. Well, thats if you know what your Blood Sugar levels are. Ask your Nurse for a rapid finger zap and see the result in seconds. Then relax and enjoy!... - Nurse Stanley, Myhealth The Strand (Coolangatta)

02.01.2022 With just 4 weeks left until Summer , you may be starting to think about how to lose those extra kilos before the festive season. Something to consider would be lowering your carbohydrate intake. Over the past few years, there has been more and more research backing up claims that lowering your carbs can play a big role in weight loss. This doesn't just mean cutting out sugar and junk food, in fact there are quite a few foods that you wouldn't suspect to be higher in c...arbs. Speak to your GP about designing a weight loss plan specifically for you and read this article by Healthline that gives you 3 simple steps to remember when your doing it on your own: Cut back on carbs Eat protein, fat and vegetables Lift weights three times a week https://www.healthline.com//how-to-lose-weight-as-fast-as-