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

You should stop if you feel resistance to the fluid and try angling the tube differently. If resistance remains then stop.

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

If required, your pain medication can be changed or increased.

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If you agree to the larvae, they will be put on either at an out-patient clinic or on the ward if you are already an inpatient.

If the line is not in use, it must still be bled and flushed once a week, alongside a dressing change if required.

If this is the case you will be admitted under the surgical team.

If you are using an insulin pump, we would like your BM to be 7mmol/L. Please call your local pump team if you need further advice.

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What should I do if I am still in a lot of pain?

What to do if you have a problem at home

Avoid if you are premenstrual.

Please telephone the scan department if you know you will be late.

The booklets below give you important advice and information if you have had a slip, trip or fall or if you are concerned about falling.

Your clinical monitoring schedule is the same as we use if you were still in hospital.

If you click on the reminders tab, as shown in Figure 1, you can set the times that are most likely to work for you.

If the first levels were unsatisfactory and the regime was altered, the levels should be repeated 48 hours after the regime change If the renal function