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Our A&E departments are very busy right now.A&E is for life- or limb-threatening injuries and illnesses. If you need urgent help in these situations, call 999 or go to A&E immediately.For minor injuries and illnesses, there may be quicker ways to get the advice and treatment you need. You can:✅ Use trusted NHS advice, such as the NHS Inform website or the NHS 24 online app, to help manage your condition at home✅ Visit your local pharmacy✅ Visit your GP, dentist, or optician✅ Contact NHS 24 by calling 111Find advice on managing common injuries and illnesses: www.nhsggc.scot/your-health/right-care-right-place/how-to-manage-some-common-conditions/Learn more about getting the right care in the right place: www.nhsggc.scot/your-health/right-care-right-place/
There have been plenty of tricks, treats and spooky goings-on across our sites this week!However you’re celebrating, we hope you have a fantastic Halloween. Look out for each other, take care when you’re out and about, and keep the scares strictly for fun!Have a happy and safe Halloween from all of us at NHSGGC 🎃💙
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