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Infection If you have any signs of infection such as a raised temperature, redness, new pain or a discoloured discharge then contact the Head and Neck

Infection If you have any signs of infection such as a raised temperature, redness, new pain or a discoloured discharge then contact your GP, as you may

In the case of hospitals, this can result in poorer outcomes such as delayed discharge, increased carer stress, and often a deterioration in the person

The new CT Gamma Scanner will aid the treatment of babies, people with cancer and patients with neurological conditions such as Parkinson’s.

If you are concerned about your own or your baby's health, such as reduced fetal movements, you should seek advice from your local maternity unit without

Jim Welch, Lead Nurse, Mental Health Liaison Team, Gloucestershire Health and Care NHS Foundation Trust, said: “Pandemics such as COVID-19 are a once in

It’s important to note that not all patients will develop late side effects and much depends upon factors such as the radiation dose, the number of treatments

Take the tablet on an empty stomach or with a drink containing vitamin C (such as orange juice) which helps absorption.

The inner ear is made up of three semi-circular canals, which are arranged in such a way that they respond to movements in all directions.

Carer’s Passport: This provides benefits such as enhanced visiting arrangements and access to food and drink while supporting someone in hospital.

In these circumstances it may help if the person is treated with medication such as haloperidol (antipsychotic).

Simple pain relief such as paracetamol can help.

Bleeding can happen in different parts of your body such as your nose, gums, urine, stools, lungs, throat and vagina.

This can be helped by moving around (such as walking a few paces) until the pain wears off.

investment in its radiology department which means emergency patients accessing A&E will benefit from faster, more accurate and better diagnostic tests such

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As such, you may have already been contacted asking for your current circumstances and treatment wishes.

Please use other services such as 111.nhs.uk in the first instance or call NHS 111.

AMR occurs when microorganisms causing disease—such as bacteria, viruses, fungi, and parasites—become resistant to antimicrobial medicines like antibiotics

our Fit for the Future strategy we have committed to developing Cheltenham General Hospital as a Centre of Excellence for planned and specialist care such