Results for "days"

The size of the wound will reduce and then disappear over the following 7 to 14 days.

These side effects will only last a few days.

Most women go home between 2 and 4 days after their operation but it may be sooner if you have had laparoscopic surgery.

This normal and should pass within 2 days. If we have removed a polyp, you may bleed slightly after the procedure, this is not unusual.

The discomfort is usually worse for the first few days, although it may take a couple of weeks to completely disappear.

This is normal and should pass within 2 days. Discomfort behind the breastbone - this should settle within 1 to 2 days.

A PALS advisor will respond to you in 5 working days.

Reporting of routine non-gynaecological samples Routine non-gynaecological samples will be reported within 5 working days.

It is important that you drink 2 to 3 litres of fluid each day for 7 days.

It is important that you start taking these tablets at least 14 days before you attend your clinic appointment.

A report will be sent to your GP in the next few days.

This can be between 1 and 5 days depending on the dose given.

All of these will reduce over the next few days.

Emails are checked minimum once daily and you should receive a follow up call or email within 3 working days

You will start on a 0.625mg dose on alternate days; any further changes to the dose will be discussed in your follow up consultations.

Preparing at home in the days before your surgery

Bleeding can happen up to 14 days after the procedure.

Having the right assessment then leaving hospital sooner reduces deconditioning and significantly improves outcomes since 10 days in hospital leads to

You're likely to require a blood test 3 to 7 days before your next treatment is due.

The douche should be started 3 to 4 days after surgery and carried out each morning and night for 2 weeks or more (your hospital doctor will tell you how