Not always. Viral infections usually heal on their own. Antibiotics only help against bacteria.
Yes, if necessary and after medical assessment. We follow the Försäkringskassan guidelines.
Normally within 1-7 days. We will contact you if something needs to be fixed.
Yes, if medical assessment shows that it is needed.
Usually one year, but sometimes less depending on the medicine and your health.
Yes, after assessment and at the right time for healing.
Yes, we offer many vaccinations but some require a doctor's prescription.
Yes, we can measure blood pressure and sometimes we also lend blood pressure monitors.
Yes, we help with wound dressing and wound care.
Yes, if it is prescribed by a doctor.
It depends on your treatment. Daily for insulin treatment, otherwise as scheduled.
Not always. Type 2 diabetes can sometimes be managed with lifestyle changes and tablets.
Generally between 4-7 mmol/l before meals. But the target value can vary individually.
Yes, but in moderation and as part of a balanced diet.
Yes! Diabetes can cause nerve and vascular damage, so foot checks are important.
Moderate activity a few days a week, preferably more.
Yes, we have programs and sometimes medicines to support smoking cessation.
Alcohol increases the risk of several diseases and can affect blood pressure, weight and sleep.
Through a balanced diet, regular exercise and realistic goals.
Yes, we offer support and can refer to stress management courses.
We will show you and check your inhalation technique at each visit.
No, the medicines prevent symptoms and should be taken as prescribed.
If your cough persists or worsens, you should be investigated further.
Yes, physical activity is very important and we will help you adapt your training.
for breathing difficulties that are not relieved by medication
We identify your problem and use talk therapy, such as CBT.
It depends on needs and assessment. Usually 5-10 times.
No, we work with calls. Doctors are responsible for medicines.
It is common to feel worse before you feel better. We follow up closely.
No, it's up to you to decide what you want to talk about.
We focus more on social issues such as finances, relationships and support in life crisis.
Yes, we can help with certificates and contacts if needed.
Yes, we also offer talks for relatives.
Approximately 45 minutes per visit.
You can usually book directly or on the recommendation of a healthcare professional.
No, you can usually make an appointment yourself.
We treat pain, injuries, stiffness, exercise programs and rehabilitation.
It depends on your needs and the treatment you receive.
Yes, we can sometimes arrange for walking aids, for example.
Yes, movement and exercise are the first line of treatment for many conditions.
We help you cope better with everyday life, both at home and at work.
Yes, we can assess and write certificates if needed.
Aids that help with memory, planning and concentration.
No, often you can contact us directly.
Yes, we carry out work capacity assessments and provide support for work and studies.
Yes, we offer personalized dietary advice.
Yes, but in the right amount and form, such as whole grains.
Through meat, fish, eggs, legumes, nuts and dairy products.
Only for specific deficiencies or medical conditions.
Yes, we can give advice on things like diet.
Not always. Some tests, such as blood sugar or certain blood lipid tests, require that you fast (have not eaten or drunk anything other than water for 10–12 hours). For other tests, it doesn’t matter. This is often stated in your appointment notice or referral—otherwise, you can ask us in advance.
Most people only feel a quick prick that goes away in a second or so. Our staff is experienced and works gently. If you’re worried or have had bad experiences in the past—let us know, and we’ll tailor the testing process to your needs.
It depends on which tests are ordered. You’ll receive the results of some simple tests right away during your visit. Others are sent to a laboratory and may take a few days to a week. You’ll receive the results via 1177 or from the doctor who ordered the tests.
At many health centers, you need to make an appointment, especially if you have a referral from another healthcare provider or if you need specific tests. Some clinics also offer walk-in appointments. Check the specific policies at your health center by calling 1177 or by phone.
Yes, you’re welcome to have tests done here even if the referral comes from another health center, a specialist, or a private healthcare provider—as long as the referral is valid. Please bring your ID and any information from the person who wrote the referral.
Yes, unless you were automatically registered with us when the child was born. In that case, the first visit is scheduled automatically and usually takes place as a home visit when the child is a newborn.
At each visit, we monitor the child’s growth chart and discuss breastfeeding or bottle-feeding. Together, we’ll find what works best for you.
We closely monitor growth using weight and height charts. If any deviations are detected, we develop a plan for follow-up or further evaluation.
Many skin rashes in young children are harmless. We’ll examine your child and determine whether treatment is needed or if you can wait and see.
If your child is younger than 3 months and has a fever, you should always contact the Jägersrohälsan Health Center or Region Skåne’s evening and weekend clinics.
Children develop at different rates. We monitor their language development during health checkups and provide advice or a referral if they need support.
The BVC is for healthy children's checkups, vaccinations, and developmental assessments. If your child becomes ill and needs a medical evaluation, please contact the Jägersrohälsan Health Center.
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