Find information about medicines including their uses, when to take them and their side effects in our Medicines A to Z guide. You can keep a list of the medicines you take or use in the HSE Health App:

Babies and children have very sensitive skin. Playing and spending time outdoors is good for your child but it is important to protect children's skin when outside in the sun between April and September, even on cloudy days. Protect children from UV radiation by following the

Íoslódáil Aip Shláinte FSS le haghaidh rochtain shlán agus shábháilte ar:.- Coinní máithreachais atá le teacht do mhná atá ag iompar.- Liosta digiteach de do chógais fhéindearbhaithe .- Cártaí CEAS (EHIC) agus leighis .- Taifid vacsaínithe fliú agus

Couples experiencing difficulties conceiving a second child are now eligible for one cycle of publicly funded fertility treatment. Visit our website to learn more and check your eligibility:

Anyone with an infection can get #sepsis. It can be life-threatening. Don't miss the signs. For a full list of symptoms to look out for, visit:

1 in 2 people in Ireland will get cancer in their lifetime. Treatments and survival rates are better than ever, especially when cancer is found early. For more information, visit our website: #KnowTheSigns | #Cancer

If you are pregnant, download the HSE Health App to check your upcoming, past and cancelled hospital appointments. Download it here: .App store: Google play:

Is ionfhabhtú í an tseipsis a mbaineann baol báis leis. Is féidir le duine ar bith a bhfuil ionfhabhtú air nó uirthi seipsis a fháil. Tá tuilleadh eolais anseo faoi dhaoine atá níos mó i mbaol ionfhabhtaithe agus a d’fhéadfadh seipsis a fháil dá thoradh:

You may be asked for your PPSN (personal public services number) the next time you attend a HSE service, to help us further safely and uniquely identify you. If you do not have a PPS number, you will still receive healthcare. Learn more:

Some people may have difficulty becoming pregnant. The HSE is providing free advanced fertility treatments for people who meet certain access criteria:

There is no safe way to use a sunbed. Using sunbeds damages skin cells, speeds up the visible signs of skin ageing and increases the risk of developing skin cancer. The earlier you start and the more often you use a sunbed, the greater the risk. Find out more about the dangers

Tá an codladh tábhachtach do do shláinte. Tá fadhbanna codlata coitianta agus is iondúil go dtagann feabhas orthu laistigh de chúpla seachtain. Ná bíodh imní ort mura bhfuil do chodladh rómhaith ar feadh tamall gairid. Tabhair cuairt ar ár suíomh gréasáin le haghaidh tuilleadh

Anyone with an infection can get #sepsis. It can be life-threatening. Don't miss the signs. For a full list of symptoms to look out for, visit:

The University Hospital Waterford (UHW) Sexual Assault Treatment Unit (SATU) was recently moved into its own dedicated building on the hospital grounds. "We look forward to it being a welcoming, safe and comfortable facility for those who require the specialist services it

If you have a GP visit card, your visit is free. You can store your GP visit card in the HSE Health App. More people than ever are eligible for a GP visit card. You too could be eligible. Apply online today to find out:

Gabh amach faoin aer le do leanbh. Tugann súgradh lasmuigh saoirse do pháistí bogadh, béicíl agus taiscéalaíocht a dhéanamh ar an domhan thart orthu. Bain an leas is fearr as an aer úr agus as spásanna amuigh le chéile. Faigh tuilleadh eolais ar ár suíomh gréasáin:

Injury units treat recent injuries (less than 6 weeks old) that are not life-threatening and unlikely to need admission to hospital. Injury units can treat:. ➡️ broken bones, sprains and strains, from knees to toes. ➡️ broken bones, sprains and strains, from collarbone to

Find out what causes migraines, how to prevent them and what’s the best way to treat them: #Migraine

Under the Long-Term Illness Scheme (LTIS) you can get some drugs, medicines and medical appliances for free. You can also store your LTIS card in the HSE Health App. For information about the medical conditions covered by the scheme and how to apply, visit:

If you are pregnant, download the HSE Health App to check your upcoming, past and cancelled hospital appointments. Download it here: .App store: Google play: