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If it is felt that your procedure is no longer required, we will send you a letter in the post.

No baths.

Mirena® is made of a plastic, T-shaped frame which contains a low dose of hormone, also used in contraceptive pills but contains no oestrogen.

If you notice a very large bruise that appears for no reason or widespread bruising that you cannot account for, please let your GP know.

You will be discharged if you have biopsy results showing no evidence of endometrial hyperplasia in the samples taken.

After the bleeding from a miscarriage has ended and a urine pregnancy test is no longer positive, there is usually no reason to wait to try again for another

Atrium users (including Outpatient appointments): no vehicle access For vehicle access to the Atrium (drop-off), this means accessing the atrium via other

No other person shall have any rights to enforce any of its terms.

If it is felt that your procedure is no longer required, we will send you a letter in the post.

consultation for patients with breast cancer Most of the time, patients referred to the Breast Centre are discharged on the day of their appointment, with no

All operators of patient transport are now required to apply these rules so whilst you may have previously been able to use patient transport this may no

Feeling that you have no energy at all (fatigue) is very common after a stem cell transplant. Getting your energy levels back can take months.

If you enjoy these drinks and are having no bladder problems, there is no need to avoid them but alcohol should be drunk in moderation as it can cause

There is no specific treatment for viral meningitis.

Some wards, for example our Stroke Wards Hatherley and Woodmancote, have a rest time when there is no visiting to allow patients to sleep and recover.

If you are taking hormone tablets or injections for cancer, you are at no more risk of contracting coronavirus.

No photography or videos are allowed during the scan.

Introducing anything into the bladder carries the risk of infection, no matter how sterile the procedure.

It’s no longer just a clinical space; it’s now a place where children feel safe and distracted from the anxiety of being in hospital.

There are usually no external incisions or scars.