Small injuries still need proper cleaning, assessment and aftercare. The aim is to prevent infection, preserve function and recognise when a wound needs hospital review.
What we assess
- Cuts, grazes and puncture wounds
- Sprains, strains and minor sports injuries
- Small burns or scalds
- Bruising or swelling after a fall
- A wound that is painful, red or slow to heal
What the visit includes
- 01
Wound cleaning, inspection and dressing
- 02
Tetanus status review and advice
- 03
Basic splinting, elevation and pain relief
- 04
Clear instructions for wound care at home
- 05
Referral for deep wounds, fractures or infected injuries
Do not wait for a clinic appointment if you notice these
- Heavy bleeding that does not stop with pressure
- Deep or gaping wounds, or a wound from a dirty object
- Loss of movement, numbness or a suspected fracture
- Spreading redness, pus, fever or red streaks
Call 108 for an ambulance or 112 for the national emergency helpline.
After the visit
You will leave with written instructions: medicines, doses, warning signs and a follow-up date. If a test is pending, the clinic will explain who will review it and when. Bring the reports to the follow-up visit.
This page is general information about the clinic's approach. It is not a diagnosis or a substitute for an in-person assessment.