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NHS Direct - The Government online health service website. Backed by a team of on-call nurses. Consult the directory of common symptoms and find out when and where to get help.
Related health Websites
The Bladder and Bowel Foundation (B&BF) is the UK's largest advocacy charity providing information and support for all types of bladder and bowel related problems, for patients, their families, carers and healthcare professionals.
Nurse helpline: 0845 345 0165
Counsellor helpline: 0870 770 3246
General enquiries: 01536 533255
email: info@bladderandbowelfoundation.org
www.bladderandbowelfoundation.org
SATRA Innovation Park, Rockingham Road, Kettering, Northants, NN16 9JH
Registered Charity Number 1085095
IBS Network - The mission of the IBS Network is to inform, support, and educate those with IBS and their families and carers; to improve the quality of life of those with IBS and to raise public awareness of IBS and the issues surrounding this condition.
IBS Tales - Personal experiences of irritable bowel syndrome
Digestive Disorders Foundation - United Kingdom based charity which supports research into disorders that can affect the digestive system
Where to purchase products Online:
Do you find it too embarrassing to purchase your product at your local pharmacy? Well now you don't need to. There are many online pharmacy's where you can order your product on the Internet and have them delivered straight to your door. Below are a list of online stockists where you can purchase your chosen product from:
Pharmacies SupermarketsSites of General Interest
www.childhealth.co.uk - an online information resource discussing infant and child ailments.
www.teething-babies.co.uk - A useful resource for parents of teething babies.
www.familydoctor.co.uk - The website to the BMA Family Doctor Series of health advice booklets. They cover a wide variety of common medical conditions and aim to back up a GP's diagnosis. Each condition is explained in simple language with excellent illustrations so the reader can understand their illness better.
