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This will be discussed with you before you go home.
Once you have had something to drink and you are stable, you will be able to go home.
This is to make sure that your vein is a suitable size to go ahead with the procedure.
Planning to go home
You can go to the toilet while wearing the cold cap, you will be disconnected from the machine For more information about the scalp cooling machines used
Deborah Lee continues: “We know that a small but very visible number of patients and visitors continue to ignore the signs asking them to go off site to
The half a million milestone means there is just £100,000 to go to reach the target and bring revolutionary imaging equipment to our hospitals.
Such an amazing legacy to join that hopefully will take away the mystery of where blood samples go to and why it is so important for us to test them.
However, if the bleeding continues or you are bleeding large volumes, please go to the nearest Accident and Emergency Department or call 999 for an ambulance
If the bleeding continues or if you are bleeding a lot, please go to the nearest Accident and Emergency Department or call 999.
If the bleeding continues, or you are bleeding large volumes, please go to the nearest Accident and Emergency Department or call 999.
As it can be difficult to always know who to go to for information, we identify one of the therapists as a link person for the therapy-related aspects
The procedure will take no longer than 20 minutes and you will be able to go home afterwards.
It is uncommon for symptoms to go completely with just medication.
You will be able to shower or take a bath normally before you go home.
Run the tip of your tongue backwards on the palate as far back as it will go, keeping the teeth in contact.
Julie will always go above and beyond for her team members and will always support and help you where she can.
Most people will be asked to go to their GP for a 6-week postnatal check.
Before the treatment begins, you will be asked to go to the toilet and empty your bladder.
In an emergency, please go to the nearest Emergency Department.