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Local health board vaccination information
Information from NHS Scotland health boards about coronavirus (COVID-19) and flu vaccination arrangements, including drop-in clinics
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Anxiety disorders in children
Anxiety is a feeling of unease, such as worry or fear which is an understandable reaction to change or a stressful event. If anxiety affects children on a daily basis then professional help may be needed.
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'Just in Case' medicines
Also known as 'anticipatory medicines', these are medicines which are usually given by injection and are prescribed for you. They are given to you to be kept in your home 'just in case' you need them.
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Vaccines in pregnancy (BSL)
Find out what vaccines you'll be offered during pregnancy and why.
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Vaccines in pregnancy (audio)
The best way to protect you and your baby from serious disease and illness is to get the recommended vaccines at the right time.
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Common problems in pregnancy
Most women have a healthy and straightforward pregnancy with no major problems. They’re not usually serious and should get better on their own or with help from your midwife, GP or pharmacist.
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Vaccines in pregnancy
When and why you'll be offered the coronavirus (COVID-19), flu and whooping cough vaccinations during your pregnancy.
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Fever in adults
What can cause fever in adults, how to look after yourself at home, and when to get medical help.
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Fever in children
In children generally a temperature over 37.5°C (99.5°F) is a fever. Learn about causes, treatment, and when to get help.
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Diagnostic tests in pregnancy
After screening tests, you might be offered diagnostic tests if your baby has a 'high chance' result for sickle cell disorder, thalassaemia, Down's syndrome, Edwards' syndrome or Patau's syndrome. Diagnostic tests include Chorionic villus sampling (CVS) or amniocentesis.