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Using a walking frame

The bandage should be folded back on itself in a pleat, at the front of the leg.

You may have a bandage in the vagina, called a ‘pack’ and a sanitary pad in place.

Will I need a stoma?

Following a diagnosis

A fine probe (tube) will be inserted into your anus (back passage). The tube will be attached to a lead and to a computer.

You will be walked or taken on a trolley to theatre. The anaesthetist will put a small needle into a vein in the back of your hand or arm.

of a team.

You may have a drainage tube from the wound area, a tube into your bladder called a catheter and a drip into a vein in your arm (intravenous drip).

Having a nerve root injection is considered a minor procedure.

Cheltenham General Hospital (CGH) – there is a consultant-led A&E service at CGH, 8am to 8pm, 7 days a week.

If you have ENTONOX® only, you will not need a responsible adult to stay with you for 24 hours.

A standard urodynamic investigation is a test to assess your bladder function.

It’s a great place to live and raise a family, and most of all, the people are very friendly.

This test would only be added onto a sample following discussion with a Consultant Haematologist. Please note, usually a fresh sample is required.

You will be shown to a changing room where you will change into a hospital gown.

He then applied for a job as a Nursing Auxiliary on what was known as a male geriatric ward.

Put a small amount of the ointment, about the size of a match head, on a cotton bud or on a gloved finger and apply to the inside of each nostril (apply

Studies have shown that a vaginal hysterectomy has fewer complications, a shorter stay in hospital and a faster recovery than abdominal hysterectomy.

a thin tube that is inserted into your back or 3) A Nerve Infusion which is a thin tube inserted into your stump and/or groin.