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The webinar will be interactive and we welcome open discussions and questions. It will also be an opportunity to make links with others.
This will be explained in detail during your pharmacy consultation.
During the days and weeks ahead, continued support will be available to you.
Who will I see?
Who will I see in the clinic?
You will be seen by a member of the team, who will complete a set of observations. These will include taking your blood pressure and pulse.
A local anaesthetic will be used to numb the area to be operated on. This will sting briefly while it is injected into the skin.
Finger strapping will provide the bone with the stability it needs to heal and will help reduce any pain.
The electrodes will then be taken off and you will be able to get dressed.
Going home When you arrive on the ward your nurse will advise you approximately how long your stay in hospital will be.
Will I need a stoma?
You will develop an insulin to carbohydrate ratio.
Importantly, every community hospital will retain access every week and measures to improve the number of patients seen will ensure that overall waiting
They will then check your: blood pressure pulse rate oxygen levels respiratory (breathing) rate blood sugar levels (if you have diabetes) You will have
Creams alone will not cure venous eczema. High elevation of the limb will relieve symptoms.
You will be informed by your optometrist of the charge you will need to pay.
Your consultant will discuss this with you.
The length of time that we will continue this monitoring will depend on how often you have any recurrences.
