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leg, sudden shortness of breath or chest pain Problems passing urine or any other urinary problems.

You can have a relative or carer present, or if you prefer you can request to have a member of staff with you during the assessment.

Use Emergency Services wisely - only dial 999 or attend the A&E Departments at Gloucester or Cheltenham for serious injuries or in life-threatening situations

such as double vision or blurriness

Intrinsic Factor Antibody results will be reported as positive or negative.

Inform your GP, pharmacist or dentist that you are taking apixaban when having any surgical or dental procedures.

Symptoms include: Numbness or tingling in leg, foot or toes. Throbbing sensations in casted leg/foot.

Use Emergency Services wisely – only dial 999 or attend the A&E Departments at Gloucester or Cheltenham for serious injuries or life-threatening situations

via the nose (rhinorrhoea) or ear (otorrhoea).

It’s impossible to know in advance what labour is going to be like or how either of you will cope, but there are ways to help prepare including: pack a

or swab.

Measles PCR testing is performed on throat or mouth viral swabs. PCR can also be performed on a nasopharyngeal aspirate (NPA).

breastfeeding, or planning to become pregnant. have kidney or liver problems.

Do not exceed 10 mL per bottle or 4 mL for a paediatric bottle.

or recent exposure to possible hepatotoxic agents; recent foreign travel or contact with viral hepatitis.

The stitches can take 2 weeks or longer to dissolve.

Severe bleeding from your bottom Increasing pain, swelling or discharge from your bottom Difficulty passing urine High temperature (fever) or you feel

or divisions of adhesions.

For this period, you should not: drive a car, motorbike or ride a bicycle drink alcohol operate machinery or do anything requiring skill or judgement,