Coxhoe Medical Practice

06/04/2026

Things that cause stress are different for everybody, but we all experience it at some point. Too much stress is bad for our physical and mental health. Better Health offer some top tips here to help you cope 👉 bit.ly/3ZhvZNI

03/04/2026

Do you know the symptoms of testicular cancer? Although rare, you should know what feels normal for you, so you can visit the GP with any concerns.
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02/04/2026

02/04/2026

Do you know the most common symptoms of bowel cancer? Knowing them could save your life.
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01/04/2026

GP teams are encouraged to critically re-think a diagnosis if a patient presents three times with the same or escalating symptoms or concerns, and an existing treatment plan that is not working.

03/03/2026

*IMPORTANT NOTICE*

Unfortunately, due to the current works. We do not currently have a working disabled toilet, or baby changing facilities at Coxhoe Surgery. We are hoping for these to be up and running again for the middle of next week.

We apologise for any inconvenience caused and appreciate your patience during the works to improve our Surgery.

09/02/2026

Early detection of bowel cancer significantly increases the chances of successful treatment and cure. Being aware of the symptoms is crucial to ensure early diagnosis and better outcomes.

04/02/2026

Mental Health Awareness Workshop for unpaid Carers….Tuesday 17th February, 10am-1pm at Durham County Carers Support, The Old Methodist Church, Durham Street, Middlestone Moor, Spennymoor, DL16 7AT.

Mental health awareness equips Carers with the knowledge and skills to recognise signs of mental health issues, respond appropriately, and support the person they are looking after. This session includes light refreshments.
It will cover
• Understanding Mental Health
• Supporting Individuals with Poor Mental Health
• Crisis Management
• Carers wellbeing
This session is a bespoke session for Durham County Carers Support delivered by Simon Davidson from Darlington Mind and funded by the Care Academy.
BOOK HERE
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02/02/2026

Age is a risk factor in developing cancer of the oesophagus that we can do nothing about. Other risk factors include smoking and drinking too much, so try cutting down or quitting altogether. Find out more from by visiting https://bit.ly/3iGbWtn