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Why do I need an oral GTT?
How do I book an appointment?
When should I call an ambulance?
What to do after an exacerbation of COPD?
Dealing with an episode of back pain
What is an APER?
This is to make sure that we can safely give you an anaesthetic.
You should inform your car insurance company that you have had an operation.
given as an infusion (drip) or in a syringe (bolus) usually through a Needle Free Access Device
What if I develop an infection? You may develop an infection when you first start ISC.
LP is not due to an infection, allergies or hormonal abnormalities.
You must not drive for 24 hours after having an anaesthetic.
, that the Gloucestershire Hospitals Foundation Trust continues to deliver an excellent health service.”
A period of abstinence has an effect on the quality of a semen sample.
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Caeruloplasmin is an acute phase protein and is therefore often elevated in infection and inflammation, samples may therefore not be processed if there
Iritis is an inflammation of the iris or coloured part of the eye.
We have successfully recruited an additional 25 colleagues who’ll join the team between now and March 2025.
What is an echocardiogram?
