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You should make plans and preparations for your discharge, including how you will manage once you return home.

The Physiologist will then make a decision on the next step of the pathway for you.

You do not need to fast or make any dietary changes for this procedure.

Radiotherapy itself is painless and does not make you radioactive.

This will allow the doctor to give you the sedative (medication to make you sleepy).

adult Cystic Fibrosis team will visit you in Outpatient appointments a few times before transition and we accompany you to appointments in Bristol to make

They will check whether you are eligible and help you make travel arrangements.

Intravenous sedation will make you lightly drowsy and relaxed, but not unconscious (asleep).

This will make sure that your bowels open regularly and will stop you from becoming constipated.

If the sample is insufficient to make a diagnosis, a repeat biopsy may be attempted.

However, it is sometimes necessary to make a temporary stoma (usually an ileostomy) to allow the join in the bowel to heal.

Closing the eyes for 10 seconds every 5 to 10 minutes may also make a difference to your levels of comfort.

We can then make sure that we put things in place to help.

You will be asked to make a series of visits to the hospital before the day of your op.

to have: a mammogram an ultrasound scan a possible biopsy These tests will all performed on the same day which helps us fully assess your symptoms and make

Meet Take action to make sure that people get information in the format they need and support with communication if they need it.

She says, "This why we formed the charity Kargi Pastoralist Link (UK & Kenya) to make the difference both here in the UK and at home in Kenya.

We will make the parking office aware of your vehicle.

Splints – Rigid splints (metal or plastic) are effective but make thumb use difficult. A flexible neoprene rubber support is more practical.

Sometimes talking can make people more aware of how distressed they are; this can be uncomfortable. A talking approach is not for everyone.