Have you got troubling chest symptoms? If you’re over 40 and have had symptoms for over three weeks, you can get a free chest X-ray without the need to see your GP.
Is this service for me?
To use the self request chest X-ray service you must be:
Aged 40 or over
Registered with a Leeds GP
Have not had a chest X-ray or chest scan in the last two months.
and you have had one or more of the following for over three weeks:
Cough
Fatigue or tiredness
Difficulty in breathing
Loss of appetite or weight
Chest pain
Coughing up blood
A lump in the neck
How do I use the service?
No appointment is necessary. Just walk in to any of our X-ray departments and ask to use the Self-Request Chest X-ray service. You will be asked to complete a paper form to check you are eligible, before having your Chest X-ray.
Where can I get an X-ray?
Leeds General Infirmary
St James’s University Hospital
Seacroft Hospital
St George’s Centre, Middleton
Wharfedale Hospital
Chapel Allerton Hospital
Our sites are open Monday to Friday 9am to 4pm.
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