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Fatigue can sometimes last for longer but if you are struggling, please speak to your key worker, GP or oncology team who can refer you to specialist services
Can I eat and drink afterwards?
Is there anything I can do to help?
can I visit (viewing) a patient in the Mortuary?
This is done so that we can calculate some of our measurements.
and enabling lip-reading, which can make a huge difference to Patient Experience.
You can also find information about feeding twins and multiples, colic, coping with crying and links to information in different languages.
Low or undetectable levels of alpha-galactosidase in males is consistent with Fabry's and can be confirmed by genetic testing.
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You can access your course through your BadgerNet app, via a QR Code provided by your Midwife, or you can access the course here and through the link below
The Head and Neck speech and language therapists can help you with this.
Dizziness - if you experience any dizziness this can be reduced by sitting or lying down.
The 111 phone service can provide advice and book people into local NHS services if needed.
This can be done using a needle or a chest drain, depending on the size of the air pocket.
In many cases this can happen without a clear reason.
When can I eat and drink?
This can last up to 48 hours after your surgery.
When can a sample of urine be taken?
The Head and Neck Clinical Nurse Specialists (CNS) can also advise you.
