Women’s Health Week: Five Checks Worth Booking
Women’s Health Week is a good prompt to book the checks that slip: cervical screening, breast screening, heart health, skin and menopause care in Hervey Bay.
Practical health information written by the GP team at Main Street Medical Centre in Pialba. Browse our latest guides on skin checks, skin cancer, ear care and general wellbeing for the Hervey Bay and Fraser Coast community.
Women’s Health Week is a good prompt to book the checks that slip: cervical screening, breast screening, heart health, skin and menopause care in Hervey Bay.
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Cervical screening, contraception, breast awareness and menopause care — a decade-by-decade guide to the women’s health checks worth booking in your 20s, 30s, 40s and beyond.
From dermoscopy to same-day results — here is exactly what happens during a bulk billed full skin check at Main Street Medical Centre in Hervey Bay, how to prepare and what to bring.
Six female GPs consult at Main Street Medical Centre in Pialba. What you can book, from cervical screening and IUDs to menopause care, what is bulk billed, and when a gynaecologist referral is needed.
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Standard GP appointments, skin checks, immunisations and women’s health consultations are bulk billed at Main Street Medical Centre. Here is exactly what costs nothing and what carries a private fee.
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A practical guide to checking your own skin at home using the ABCDE rule, how often to do it, and what to do if a spot stands out.