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Email: imperial.oprestore@nhs.net (GP referral only) Op COURAGE: Veterans mental health and wellbeing service.
Your GP will be informed about the loss of your baby and may also be able to offer you support.
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 -
For urgent advice before 16 weeks, you should contact your GP.
Your GP will receive a copy of the report and the results of any biopsies when available.
It was simply first class, after my local GP referred me to Cheltenham hospital, the staff at Cheltenham were all over me, they threw everything at me
A report of the procedure will be sent to your GP.
Please contact your GP, NHS 111 or return to the Emergency Department.
You will receive a copy of this alongside the breast care team and your GP.
Less severe symptoms which need to be discussed with your GP or NHS 111 include:
You can be referred to this service via your cancer care team or GP.
Some examples of the measures being taken by health and care services: GP surgeries working together to offer additional appointments during evenings and
This has involved fundamental changes in local hospitals, community services and GP surgeries.
If you have not been referred but would like to talk to us about your pain, please contact your GP and ask for a referral to the Gloucestershire and Herefordshire
We work closely and liaise with other healthcare professionals such as your GP, and can arrange referrals to specialist healthcare services based on your
If pain or bleeding becomes excessive you should contact your GP for advice.
Your GP can provide you with more information about these.
If you experience sudden bleeding or swelling in the groin after the procedure, while at home, press on the area firmly and urgently contact your GP or
This includes other NHS Trusts and hospitals that are involved in your care, your GP or the ambulance services and sometimes other partner agencies such
If you need further time off, discuss this with your GP.