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This is common if there is insufficient maternal milk supply or if parents wish to stop expressing.

If these instructions are not followed, we may not be able to go ahead with the examination.

Who can I speak to if I have a problem regarding my medication?

If you have a line in situ, you must pre-book your blood tests.

No, but you may be more comfortable if you pass urine and have your bowels opened before attending for the test, if this is possible.

If transport is delayed, refrigeration is preferable to storage at ambient temperature.

Your test may be delayed if you do not take advice.

Avoid wet shaving if possible. Avoid using a hairdryer (if the scalp is being treated).

Please tell the nurse practitioner or doctor if you have had problems with any previous surgery, anaesthetic or if you have any allergies – this is very

If you have any questions, please ask the nurse or doctor.

If you're staying overnight

If you notice any of these signs, please contact your GP for advice.

If you are not a member or don’t know if there is a group, ask your doctor, nurse or pharmacist for information.

If you feel able, take time to explore and touch your body when alone.

If you smoke, we strongly advise you to stop. Wound infection If your wound becomes infected, this is usually not serious but may need treatment.

Medication Advice Line If you have any questions about medicine you’re taking, you can call the Medical Advice Line on 0300 422 3370, particularly if you

Please tell us if anything is wrong. We are here to help you if you are unsure.

If you are unable to attend your appointment, we would be grateful if you could contact us as soon as possible.

Medication Advice Line If you have any questions about medicine you’re taking, you can call the Medical Advice Line on 0300 422 8226, particularly if you

It is important to inform the radiologist if you are pregnant, or if there is a chance that you might be pregnant.