Shingles
Shingles is a condition that is caused by the reactivation of the chickenpox virus
90% of adults raised in the UK have had chickenpox, although not everyone may recall having it. If you have had chickenpox then you are at risk of developing shingles.
The Department of Health introduced the national shingles immunisation programme in adults aged 70 years with a catch-up programme for people in their late 70s, to help protect the age groups most at risk from shingles and its complications.
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The national shingles immunisation programme is recommended for people aged 70 to 79, but is being introduced in phases.
Vaccination is currently being offered to those patients shown below:
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via NHS App
You can download the NHS App and access our appointment booking system from the convenience of your phone, tablet or PC.
via Patient Access
You can book appointments using the Patient Access App from the convenience of your phone, tablet or PC.
via Online consultation
You can complete an e-consult questionnaire and submit this for a member of our team to address your needs or to contact you with an appropriate appointment.