Clinigau Meddygfa / Surgery Clinics


Dyma list o ein glinigau meddygfa. Fe allwch chi gael mwy o wybodaeth wrth glicio unrhyw linc islaw:

This is a list of our Surgery Clinics. You can find more information by clicking any of the links below:


Clinig Cunllunio Teulu / Family Planning Clinic


Our family planning clinic is held every Monday night from 7-00pm to 9-00pm by appointment. This clinic offers confidential advice on contraception and sexual health, the clinic is available for all patients, including those under 16 years of age. Please contact reception to book an appointment.

Clinig Mamoliaeth / Maternity Clinic


Antenatal care is provided by our maternity clinic, which is run every Thursday by the midwife. Your first appointment will be longer since there are a lot of forms that need to be completed, and you can discuss any questions, worries, or other matters with the midwife. In your future appointments we will check your blood pressure, urine, and also for other conditions like eclampsia (swelling of the legs, hands, & face). Please contact reception in the first instance to book an appointment with the midwife.

Imwneiddiad Plant / Childrens Immunisations


Our Surgery actively encourage the full immunisation of children for all of the major diseases, reminder cards are sent to parents when injections are due. Boosters for tetanus & polio are available for teenagers if these are not available through their school.

The following outlines the schedule for child immunisation:

  • 8 weeks: 1st immunisation for Diptheria, Tetanus, Whooping Cough, Polio, Hib & Pneumococcal Vaccine
  • 3 months: 2nd immunisation - as above except Meningitis C replaces Pneumococcal
  • 4 months: 3rd immunisation - as above with Meningitis C and Pneumococcal added
  • 12 months: 4th immunisation - Hib and Meningitis C Vaccine
  • 13 months: 5th immunisation - MMR & Pneumococcal Vaccine
  • 4 years: Pre-school booster - Diptheria, Tetanus, Polio, Whooping Cough, & MMR Booster

Please contact reception for more information.

Clinig Athsma / Asthma Clinic


The Asthma Clinic is once every week and is run by our Practice Nurse, appointments can be arranged with reception. The aim of the Asthma Clinic is to provide continued monitoring and care of Asthma patients, to help you achieve self–management of the condition. All of our patients with Asthma can attend an annual review with the practice nurse, children are reviewed on a more regular basis depending on the severity of their asthma. We conduct respiratory tests to confirm the diagnosis and then we continually monitor progress using computerised spirometry equipment. Please contact reception for more details.

Brechiad Oedolion / Adult Vaccinations


All adults in the UK should already have received vaccinations. In addition it is recommended that adults should consider the following vaccinations:

  • All Adults require the tetanus/diphtheria vaccine booster every 10 years
  • All adults over 45 should have the flu vaccine every year
  • All patients over 60 should have the pneumococcal vaccine, followed by boosters every 5 years

Depending on your medical conditions, work, or lifestyle you may need these vaccinations earlier than stated, you may also require the following vaccinations:

  • Hepatitis A
  • Hepatitis B
  • Influenza (flu)
  • Meningococcal
  • MMR (measles, mumps, rubella booster)
  • Pneumococcal
  • Varicella (chickenpox)

Please contact reception for more information, help, or advice.

Brechiad Ffliw / Flu Vaccinations


Our Flu clinics are run by the practice nurses from September each year, you can begin booking appointments from August, please contact reception to arrange your appointment. Patients who are too infirm to attend the surgery may receive their vaccination at home from the district nurse. Please contact reception to arrange this.

Brechiad Teithio / Travel Vaccinations


We can provide the necessary travel vaccinations for your destination at the surgery. You can find out much more about travel vaccinations at the NHS Choices. Please contact reception to book your travel vaccinations.

Clinig Clefyd y Siwgr / Diabetes Clinic


Our diabetic clinic is held on Tuesday afternoons at 3.00 p.m. by appointment only. To book an appointment please contact reception. Diabetes is a condition which seems to be becoming more common, with some estimates suggesting that up to 1 million UK residents may be suffering from the disease without realising. It is especially important to be checked for the condition if:

  • There is a history of the disease in your family
  • If you are overweight
  • Of Asian or Afro-Caribbean descent
  • You are aged between 40 & 75

Other possible indicators of diabetes are:

  • Giving birth to a large baby
  • Excessive thirst
  • Needing to frequently visit the toilet
  • Lethargy
  • Unexplained weight loss
  • Genital itching or recurrent thrush
  • Blurred vision

Please note that these symptoms do not indicate that you definitely have diabetes

Generally you will have been booked to have some special blood tests at the hospital before your first appointment, and you will need to bring a urine sample. A nurse will measure your blood pressure, weight, & eyesight and perform another blood test to measure your glucose levels. Your urine sample will also be tested for glucose and protein levels. After this one of our doctors will decide upon any changes to your treatment that are necessary.

There are 2 types of diabetes:

Type 1 diabetes tends to start earlier in life and always requires insulin to treat it. It usually develops rapidly.

Type 2 diabetes tends to occur with older people between 40 & 75 and develops more slowly. It can often be managed with tablets

Around ¾ of diabetes patients have type 2 diabetes. We usually recommend a check up every 3 to 6 months. You should also have your eyes looked at once every year to check for signs of damage, we will provide you with a list of opticians in the diabetic screening scheme during your appointment.

Clinig Arbed Ysmygu / Stop Smoking Clinic


It’s always a good time to stop smoking, so do yourself a favour & arrange to visit our smokers clinic. Smoking is a major cause of death & serious illness in the UK, causing heart disease, strokes, lung disease, and a variety of other unpleasant & terminal illnesses. Cigarettes contain one of the most dangerous carcinogens known and is also responsible for cancer of the mouth, throat, larynx, trachea, bronchus, lung, gullet, pancreas, kidney, stomach and bladder.

Smoking in pregnancy can cause many problems for both you & your baby, including miscarriage, stillbirth, & low birth weight. Children of smokers are also prone to illness, including meningitis, serious chest infections, & asthma. Although smoking is an addiction it is possible to kick the habit with the support & advice of your friends, family, and health care professionals.

Our smoking clinic is here to help you, so please make sure that you take full advantage of it.

Llawdriniaeth Bychan / Minor Surgery


We can perform minor surgical procedures at the surgery for common problems such as:

  • Skin growths, tags, and lumps
  • Moles
  • Verrucas
  • Cysts
  • Injections of joints or soft tissue
  • Ingrowing toenails

Please make an appointment with your doctor, who will discuss the procedure with you. Normally we will administer a local anaesthetic to the affected area to allow pain free surgery. However, once the anaesthetic wears off you may need to take pain killers. Any removed tissue will be sent for histology for analysis, allowing a diagnosis to be made, results can take up to 4 weeks.

Ymweliadau Cartrefol / Home Visits


We operate a home visit service which is reserved only for patients who are too ill or frail to come to the surgery. Please remember that home visits are very time consuming for doctors, who could treat up to 4 patients at the surgery in the time it take to carry out a home visit, and examinations are always better conducted in the modern and well-equipped surroundings of the surgery. We therefore request that patients make every effort to attend the surgery for medical conditions that can be treated by visiting the surgery, or speaking to the doctor on the telephone. To arrange a home visit please telephone reception.