St. Elizabeth's Family Clinic

29/08/2026

The new term brings new viruses and flu season is just around the corner.

Antibiotics don’t treat viral illnesses like colds, flu, or most sore throats. Taking antibiotics when they aren’t needed won’t help you recover faster and can cause side effects and contribute to antibiotic resistance.
💊 Use antibiotics only when prescribed for a bacterial infection.
🦠 Viruses need time, rest, fluids, and appropriate symptom relief.
👩‍⚕️ If you’re unsure whether an illness is viral or bacterial, speak with a healthcare professional...(us).

Proper hand hygiene, avoiding contact with those who have symptoms of a cold, flu vaccine, and covering coughs and sneezes can also help reduce the spread of viruses that cause colds.

Protect yourself—and help keep antibiotics effective for when they’re truly needed.

We are here to help you, Where Health feels like Home.

www.sefctt.com

Location: 38 Prince of Wales Street, San Fernando
[email protected]
Call/WhatsApp the Office: 868-768-2324

24/08/2026

24/08/2026

The new term brings new viruses and flu season is just around the corner.

Antibiotics don’t treat viral illnesses like colds, flu, or most sore throats. Taking antibiotics when they aren’t needed won’t help you recover faster and can cause side effects and contribute to antibiotic resistance.
💊 Use antibiotics only when prescribed for a bacterial infection.
🦠 Viruses need time, rest, fluids, and appropriate symptom relief.
👩‍⚕️ If you’re unsure whether an illness is viral or bacterial, speak with a healthcare professional...(us).

Proper hand hygiene, avoiding contact with those who have symptoms of a cold, flu vaccine, and covering coughs and sneezes can also help reduce the spread of viruses that cause colds.

Protect yourself—and help keep antibiotics effective for when they’re truly needed.

We are here to help you, Where Health feels like Home.

www.sefctt.com

Location: 38 Prince of Wales Street, San Fernando
[email protected]
Call/WhatsApp the Office: 868-768-2324

10/08/2026

Snoring and Heart Disease: Is There a Connection?

Snoring is more than just a nighttime nuisance. Loud or frequent snoring can sometimes be a sign of obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), a condition where the airway repeatedly becomes blocked during sleep, causing breathing to stop and start.

When oxygen levels drop repeatedly during the night, the heart and blood vessels are placed under extra stress. Over time, untreated sleep apnea may increase the risk of high blood pressure, irregular heart rhythms, heart attack, heart failure, and stroke.

Snoring does not mean that someone has heart disease. However, persistent, loud snoring—especially when accompanied by pauses in breathing, choking or gasping during sleep, morning headaches, excessive daytime tiredness, or high blood pressure—should not be ignored.

The good news is that sleep apnea can be diagnosed and treated. If you or your partner notices these warning signs, speak with a healthcare professional. Better sleep can mean a healthier heart.

We are here to help you, Where Health feels like Home.

www.sefctt.com

Location: 38 Prince of Wales Street, San Fernando
[email protected]
Call/WhatsApp the Office: 868-768-2324

05/08/2026

SEFC welcomes Haematology to our list of services!
See all we have to offer:
Haematology
Medicine
General Surgery
OBGYN
Psychiatry
Psychology
Optometry
Clinical Bodywork and Therapeutics
Massage and Bodywork
Lactation Coaching
Laboratory Services
ECG
Ultrasound scans

We are here to help you, Where Health feels like Home.

www.sefctt.com
Location: 38 Prince of Wales Street, San Fernando

[email protected]

Call/WhatsApp the Office: 868-768-2324

01/05/2026

We celebrate Mothers for the entire month of May!!!
See our reduced prices on ultrasounds in honour of Mother:
Breast $300
Pelvis $300
Breast and Pelvis $500
Obstetric Trimester 1 or 3 $300
Obstetrics trimester 2 (with anomaly scan) $400

Give mother the gift of health at SEFC, Where Health feels like Home

www.sefctt.com

Location: 38 Prince of Wales Street, San Fernando

[email protected]

Call/WhatsApp the Office: 868-768-2324