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This leaflet explains what will happen if you have to stay in hospital because you have coronavirus (COVID-19).

Anticoagulants Medications to treat heart conditions, such as high blood pressure, high cholesterol All patients who have their medication dispensed in

Results The project is still in progress.

This page provides you with information following the broken bone in your hand.

This will be discussed in more detail at your consultation appointment.

of expertise Dr Golestani treats a variety of neurological conditions including headaches, movement disorders and epilepsy, and has a special interest in

This means if you ever need treatment for an infection in future, you will now be able to receive antibiotics which contain penicillin.

Samples should ideally be delivered fresh each day to the laboratory, but if this is a problem with a patient in an outlying area then they can all be

Microbiology Notes May be of value in the retrospective diagnosis of meningococcal infection Samples will generally be requested by the Microbiology Department

Usually, the procedure is carried out under local anaesthetic (a small injection in the mouth or face to numb the area) in our outpatient clinic.

As part of Black History Month in October 2022, we are supporting a project to showcase the stories of nursing staff from different ethnic minority backgrounds

Area of expertise Dr Qayum is a General Paediatrician with an specialist interest in paediatric respiratory medicine.

Consultant in Emergency Medicine

You need to register your first appointment with your midwife using our online booking form as early as possible in your pregnancy.

Move your face away from the baby, take a breath in and repeat. Do this 5 times.

In other words, no tests can guarantee a perfect outcome.

Your referring doctor will see you in clinic to explain the results.

Do not lie down, as this will increase the pressure in the blood vessels of your nose.

If a consultant follow up is needed you will receive an appointment letter in the post.

This is used to support the hand and forearm in a position to stop swelling and bleeding.