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Winter is the season for increased illness, but vaccines can help protect you from common infections like the flu, COVID-19, RSV, Whooping Cough and pneumonia. Discover which vaccines are essential this winter and how they can keep you and your loved ones safe and healthy.
UTIs affect millions of people globally each year. In our comprehensive guide, you'll find information on symptoms, prevention tips, and treatment options. Discover how Kamsons Pharmacy can support you in managing and preventing urinary tract infections (UTIs) for better health.
Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) is a type of depression that many people experience as the winter months approach. With shorter days and less sunlight, it’s common to feel more sluggish and low in energy. In this post, we’ll explore the symptoms of SAD and share practical self-care tips to help you manage the winter blues.
Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) is a highly contagious virus that primarily affects young children and older adults, causing respiratory issues. In this post, we explore the symptoms, risk factors, and prevention strategies to help protect you and your family from RSV. Stay informed on how to recognise and manage this viral infection.
Manage shingles effectively with Kamsons Pharmacy via the NHS Pharmacy First service. Access antiviral treatments and expert advice quickly and conveniently. Learn more today!
Protect yourself this flu season with Kamsons Pharmacy's convenient flu vaccination service. With multiple locations, professional staff, and walk-in availability, staying healthy has never been easier. Visit Kamsons Pharmacy today!
Planning a dream trip? Here are our essential travel health tips for 2024 destinations and how Kamsons Pharmacy can help you stay protected.
Insect bites are an almost inevitable part of enjoying the outdoors, especially during the warmer months. While most bites are harmless and cause only minor irritation, some can become infected and lead to more serious issues if not treated properly.
