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If your concern is urgent, please contact your GP or NHS 111 for further advice.
How you can help If you are feeling unwell with COVID-19, flu-like symptoms or diarrhoea or vomiting:
If you are repeatedly losing your hearing aid, please make an appointment so we can check if there is anything we can do to prevent you from losing it.
If you are a GP trainee returning to clinical practise in the Community/Primary Care placement please contact your GP SuppoRTT Champion Dr Tim Davis If
If you are pregnant and need to get in contact with us please see our maternity contact details.
If you are on the pill, continue to take as normal.
If you have any questions, please ask the nurse or doctor.
If there is damage or if it is leaking, please use the ‘Spillage kit’ and follow the instructions in this leaflet under the heading ‘If you have a leakage
You should not take apixaban if you:
If in doubt please consult your diabetes or maternity team.
If your eyes are red or sore you should remove your lenses immediately. If the discomfort persists you should contact the Eye Casualty for advice.
Damage to your cast If your plaster cracks, becomes loose or if you have dropped something inside your cast, please contact the Plaster Room.
If you have the operation in the morning, you may be able to go home early evening if there are no complications.
If the skin is red, sore and itchy, apply an anti-fungal* cream or powder.
If unavoidable, samples can be refrigerated overnight.
heart problems if you are under 18 years of age
If specialist coagulation tests are requested, one or more aliquots may be frozen until analysis (or up to two months) at between -15 and -40°C.
If unavoidable, samples can be stored refrigerated overnight.
We leave the string if the stent is only to be in position for up to 2 weeks. If the string is present then removal is straightforward.
If you have a small eye (that is if you are long sighted) you are more likely to get an attack, especially as you get older and develop cataracts.
