LOCAL DOCTORS CARING FOR LOCAL FAMILIES
Hyde and Partners Medical Centre has been part of the local community for over 40 years.
Founded by Dr Geoff Hyde, Hyde and Partners Medical Centre has been well regarded for providing the highest quality personal and family-centred medical care to Gawler and the surrounding areas since 1976.
Hyde and Partners Medical Centre is accredited to the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners standards, with doctors offering a complete range of primary medical services that can be provided to you from your choice of highly qualified and experienced practitioners.
Our main practice is centrally located at 1 Light Square Road Gawler.
For more information or appointments call (08) 8522 3444.
We would like to wish our patients and their families a safe and happy festive season. Should you need an appointment over the holiday period, you can find our clinic opening hours online at hydeandpartners.com.au. ... See MoreSee Less
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Be kind to yourself this festive season. The holidays can be a time of joy and celebration for some, but for others, it can be stressful and isolating, even amplifying mental health challenges.
It’s important to acknowledge how you feel at this time of year and prioritise your own mental wellbeing and that of others you may be caring for.
Simple actions like talking to a friend, setting boundaries, taking time for yourself, or reaching out to your doctor or helplines for support can help lighten the load.
For a full list of support resources, visit healthdirect.gov.au/mental-health-helplines.
No matter how you’re feeling this season, please know that our doctors are here for you.
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Knowing the signs of testicular cancer helps with early detection, which is essential for effective treatment. Testicular cancer is the most common cancer among young men.
Signs to watch out for:
• Lump or swelling: A small, painless lump on one or both testicles is often the first sign.
• Changes in size or shape: One testicle may appear larger or feel heavier than usual.
• Aching or discomfort: Some people experience a dull ache or sharp pain in the lower abdomen, groin, or testicle.
• Fluid buildup: Sudden fluid buildup in the scrotum can be a warning sign.
• Back pain: In more advanced cases, testicular cancer may cause lower back pain if it spreads.
The best thing you can do is get familiar with your testicles on a regular basis (go on, have a feel). If something doesn’t feel quite right, consult your GP promptly.
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This week, 17–23rd November, is Perinatal Mental Health Week, and this year we’re encouraging anyone suffering from:
• Anxiety or depression during or after pregnancy
• Feelings of isolation or overwhelm
• Emotional distress or mood swings
• Difficulty bonding with their baby
• Persistent feelings of sadness or hopelessness
to Make the Call.
Whether you’re experiencing mental health challenges yourself, or if you’re concerned about a loved one, we know that reaching out and talking about the way you’re feeling can be hard. Making the call is the most important step in the journey, so please don’t hesitate to book an appointment with your GP.
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