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The length of your cervix will be monitored until 24 weeks of pregnancy.

This is nothing to worry about and should go away within 24 to 48 hours.

Urgent requests: Tested within 24 hrs from when sample received in laboratory at Bristol.

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A blood sample for liver function tests, collected about the same time (±24 hrs) as the CSF, should accompany the request because serum total protein and

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For any pregnancy loss before 24 weeks, you can now request a baby loss certificate in memory of your baby.

The in-lab turnaround time is less than 24 hours. The test can be ordered as an urgent request.

The in-lab turnaround time is normally less than 24 hours. The test can be ordered as an urgent request.

The in-lab turnaround time is normally less than 24 hours. The test can be ordered as an urgent request. Reference ranges

The sedation takes 24 hours to completely wear off.

It is estimated there are more than 7,000 young carers in Gloucestershire between the ages of 5 and 24.

Turnaround times The in-lab turnaround time is normally less than 24 hours, except for female testosterone results >3.0 nmol/L.

Assistant Director of Midwifery at Gloucestershire Local Maternity and Neonatal System says: “You will start to feel baby’s movements from around 16 to 24

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Notes For non-urgent cases, samples should be sent to the laboratory at least 24 hours before any transfusion requirement If blood is required urgently

It is normal to have a watery, blood-stained discharge for the next 24 hours followed by light bleeding for 2 to 3 weeks; this can sometimes can go on

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You will also need a responsible adult to accompany you home and stay with you for 24 hours.