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If left untreated, it is likely that your joint will stay bent for the rest of your life.
If you have any questions, please ask the nurse or doctor.
If you are pregnant, your baby’s heart beat will be checked.
If in doubt please consult your diabetes or maternity team.
If your eyes are red or sore you should remove your lenses immediately. If the discomfort persists you should contact the Eye Casualty for advice.
If there is damage or if it is leaking, please use the ‘Spillage kit’ and follow the instructions in this leaflet under the heading ‘If you have a leakage
You should not take apixaban if you:
If you would like to volunteer in the Chaplaincy department, one of your referees should be a faith leader.
if you are unable to talk to your loved one personally.
If you urgently need to pass urine, please tell the reception staff.
You should stop if you feel resistance to the fluid and try angling the tube differently. If resistance remains then stop.
or £10 if you match three numbers.
Damage to your cast If your plaster cracks, becomes loose or if you have dropped something inside your cast, please contact the Plaster Room.
If you have the operation in the morning, you may be able to go home early evening if there are no complications.
If not, this will be arranged by the CNS as soon as possible.
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact the Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery department.
Guidelines to be followed if you wish to carry out your own burial
If you wish to cancel, change or ask a question about your outpatient appointment please contact the relevant department detailed here If your enquiry
This is common if there is insufficient maternal milk supply or if parents wish to stop expressing.
If you have a small eye (that is if you are long sighted) you are more likely to get an attack, especially as you get older and develop cataracts.
