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Medical SDEC provides an alternative service for patients that either attend ED or are referred from their GP.

If constipation becomes a problem, please contact your GP as you may need a mild laxative.

If you need more tablets before your appointment date, these can be requested from your GP.

Check that your last name, first name, date of birth, address or NHS number and GP surgery are clearly written in the appropriate space on the container

Clinicians also have secure access to view patient’s ophthalmology data including photos, scans, videos, metadata, GP letters and care plans.

Your GP will also have access to your X-ray report.

Please talk about this with your consultant or GP.

Your GP should receive the results in 4 days. Sometimes the results can come back contaminated.

A report of the procedure will automatically be sent to your GP.

Please contact your GP or consultant directly for your examination results as these are not disclosed to Endoscopy.

After this time, please see your GP or contact NHS 111 for advice.

Forms related to the samples must be placed in the same bag/box:Red Box (for certain locations such as GP surgeries): Blood tubes - batched in order -

If you are diagnosed with type 2 diabetes you will be treated in the community by your practice nurse and GP.

To find out more, please contact your GP.

with your GP and permission from the other parent along with their email address.

Please contact your GP or consultant directly for your test results as these are not disclosed to Endoscopy.

If you have any problems or concerns after going home, please contact your GP for advice.

Your GP would also be able to advise you on pain relief medication.

glucotabs 3 to 4 jelly babies 170 to 220mls pure orange juice 150 to 190mls Coca Cola® (full sugar) 2 tubes of GlucoGel® - only on prescription from your GP

People attending our service will have been referred by their GP or another Health Care Professional.