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Premier Medical Centre

Award winning family GP practice in Wembley offering friendly and efficient care to our patients

An LGBTQ+, family friendly practice with 4 female and 3 male GPs currently available combining over 150 years experience between them. Our interpreters speak 10 different languages including Hindi, Gujarati and Tamil. We offer exclusive access to our AskNHS App – the only Practice in North-West London to have this where you can get advice and book urgent or routine appointments without having to call us. We believe that innovation is crucial to our success and our goal is to push the boundaries of how healthcare is delivered in order to continually improve the care we offer.

24/03/2026

Support is available for those living with endometriosis. 💛
Symptoms such as pelvic pain, heavy periods, fatigue, and digestive discomfort can have a significant impact on daily life, work, and emotional wellbeing.
Seeking medical advice early can help you understand your symptoms and access appropriate care.
Management may include pain relief, hormonal treatments, lifestyle adjustments, and referral to specialist services where needed.
Early care and ongoing support can improve comfort, confidence, and overall quality of life.
If symptoms are affecting you, please speak to your GP. You do not have to manage this alone 💛

20/03/2026

Awareness and early action can save lives 💚

Recognising possible symptoms and seeking medical advice early can help ensure timely assessment and appropriate care.

Symptoms to be aware of include:
💚 persistent bloating
💚 pelvic or abdominal pain
💚 feeling full quickly or loss of appetite
💚 needing to urinate more often or urgently

These symptoms are common and are often caused by less serious conditions. However, if they are new, persistent, or occurring frequently, it is important to get checked.

By sharing reliable information, we can help more people recognise symptoms sooner and feel confident seeking advice.

Please consider sharing this post to help raise awareness 💚

19/03/2026

Living with chronic pain can be exhausting. 💛
Endometriosis symptoms such as persistent pelvic pain, heavy periods, fatigue, and digestive discomfort can affect work, relationships, sleep, and emotional wellbeing.
Managing daily life while coping with ongoing pain can feel overwhelming — but you do not have to face this alone.
If symptoms are affecting your daily activities or quality of life, please seek support. Speaking to your GP can help you access advice, treatment options, and specialist care where needed.
Support is available, and help can make a difference 💛

18/03/2026

Trust your instincts — you know your body best 💚

If something doesn’t feel right or you notice ongoing changes, it’s important not to ignore them.

Symptoms such as persistent bloating, pelvic or abdominal discomfort, changes in appetite, or needing to urinate more often are common and are often caused by less serious conditions. However, if they are new, persistent, or happening more frequently, it is always best to get checked.

Seeking medical advice can provide reassurance, help identify the cause, and ensure you receive the right care if needed.

If symptoms continue or you have concerns, please speak to your GP 💚

17/03/2026

Treatment options for endometriosis are available, and support can be tailored to your needs. 💛
Management may include:
💛 Pain relief to help manage daily discomfort
💛 Hormonal treatments to control symptoms and reduce flare-ups
💛 Specialist care for further assessment and advanced treatment options
Lifestyle adjustments, pain management strategies, and emotional support can also play an important role in improving quality of life.
If symptoms are affecting your daily activities, speak to your GP. We can discuss your symptoms, explore appropriate treatment options, and refer you for specialist care if needed.
You don’t have to manage this alone 💛

13/03/2026

Listen to your body and don’t ignore persistent changes 💚

Symptoms such as bloating, pelvic or abdominal pain, feeling full quickly, or changes in appetite are common and often caused by less serious conditions.

However, if these symptoms are new, persistent, or continue for more than a few weeks, it is important to seek medical advice.

Other symptoms to be aware of include:
💚 needing to urinate more often or urgently
💚 ongoing abdominal discomfort
💚 unexplained changes in appetite or fullness

Getting checked can provide reassurance and ensure appropriate care if needed.

If something doesn’t feel right or symptoms are not improving, please speak to your GP 💚

12/03/2026

Endometriosis can be difficult to diagnose because symptoms vary from person to person.
If pelvic pain, heavy periods, or fatigue are ongoing and affecting your daily life, please speak to your GP.
We are here to listen, assess your symptoms, and support you with appropriate care and referrals where needed.
💛 You don’t have to manage this alone.
Persistent pelvic pain is not something you should ignore.
If symptoms continue, speak to your GP for assessment and support.

11/03/2026

Ovarian cancer symptoms can sometimes be mistaken for everyday digestive or bladder issues 💚

Because the signs can be subtle, they are often overlooked or attributed to common conditions such as indigestion, bloating, or urinary infections.

Symptoms to be aware of include:
💚 persistent bloating
💚 pelvic or abdominal discomfort
💚 feeling full quickly or loss of appetite
💚 needing to urinate more often or urgently

These symptoms are common and usually caused by less serious conditions. However, if they are new, persistent, or occurring frequently, it is important to seek medical advice.

Getting checked can provide reassurance and ensure you receive the right care if needed.

If something doesn’t feel right, trust your instincts and speak to your GP 💚

10/03/2026

💛 Endometriosis doesn’t just cause physical pain. It can affect work, relationships, confidence, and emotional wellbeing. Chronic pelvic pain, heavy periods, and ongoing fatigue can make everyday life feel overwhelming. If symptoms are affecting your quality of life, please know that support and treatment options are available. You deserve understanding, care, and relief 💛 '

08/03/2026

🌸 International Women’s Day – March 8 🌸

Today we celebrate the achievements, strength and contributions of women and girls around the world.

This year’s theme, “Give To Gain,” reminds us that when we support women and girls through opportunity, education, and encouragement, everyone benefits. Stronger communities, healthier families and more equal societies start with supporting one another.

International Women’s Day is also an opportunity to reflect on the importance of women’s health and wellbeing. From access to healthcare and preventative screening to mental health support, ensuring women can access the care they need is essential.

At our practice we are committed to supporting women at every stage of life — providing advice, care and guidance whenever it’s needed.

Together, by supporting and uplifting women, we can help build a healthier and more equal future.

Happy International Women’s Day 💜

06/03/2026

There is currently no routine screening test for ovarian cancer 💚

This is why recognising symptoms and seeking medical advice if something doesn’t feel right is so important.

Symptoms to be aware of include:
💚 persistent bloating
💚 pelvic or abdominal pain
💚 feeling full quickly or loss of appetite
💚 needing to urinate more often or urgently

These symptoms are common and are often caused by other conditions. However, if they are new, persistent, or happening frequently, it is important to get checked.

Early assessment can provide reassurance and ensure appropriate care if needed.

If you have concerns about ongoing symptoms, please speak to your GP 💚

05/03/2026

Painful periods are common — but they are not something you have to “just live with.” 💛
Severe period pain that stops you from working, studying, or carrying out daily activities is not normal and may be a sign of endometriosis.
Symptoms can include:
• intense pelvic or lower back pain
• pain before or during periods
• pain during or after s*x
• heavy periods
• fatigue
• digestive discomfort
If these symptoms are persistent or affecting your quality of life, it’s important to seek medical advice.
You deserve to be listened to, taken seriously, and supported 💛

Address

116 Chaplin Road
Wembley
HA04UZ

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 6:30pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 6:30pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 6:30pm
Thursday	8:30am - 6:30pm
Friday	8:30am - 6:30pm

Telephone

+442037282551

Website

https://www.premiermedicalcentre.nhs.uk/

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