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It is important to understand that some medications may stop Botox® working, so it is essential that you let us know what medicines you are currently taking

Please approach us if you need painkillers or anti-sickness whilst you are waiting for your treatment plans and results. We are here to help you.

You will have a drip (tube) in your arm which will allow us to give you fluids until you are able to drink enough yourself.

Alternatively, you can email us on: ghn-tr.gynaecologycancernurses@nhs.net

Whether raising a concern, saying thank you or making a complaint, there are many ways to share your feedback with us.

While in the gut, the bacteria cause no harm and help us to digest our food. This is called colonisation.

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For most patients this is not an issue but please let us know if you are feeling uncomfortable so we can safely move you.

As an NHS provider, the health of the people we treat is important to us, as we seek not just to treat an illness but to look at people's wider needs.

However, you may be discussing very personal matters with us and we will respect a request not to pass on details, subject to the requirements of the law

The procedure will take about 1 hour but you should expect to be with us for 6 hours.

But please return any magnifying aids to us that you no longer use as we are able to re-use them for other patients.

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We have tried to make sure that this information is as up to date as possible but please let us know of any amendments needed.

It also demonstrates the journey we are on and the trajectory that the team have put us on.

We are very much looking forward to having you on placement with us.

The Trust has also recommended they would seek the involvement of ACAS to conciliate, as their independent expertise will help us to find a way forward

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We will put you in charge of this decision, and if an appointment is required for any reason, you can contact us.

If your child has any special requirements, please let us know before the date of the scan appointment.