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Aim to build up slowly – contracting the muscles for no more than 10 seconds and repeat up to 10 times.

contact you to establish whether you wish to: proceed and pay for the request to be undertaken amend the request so the cost is reduced to below £450 no

Bladder retraining is of no help to people who go frequently or urgently because of a urine infection (such as cystitis).

Aortic aneurysms usually cause no symptoms.

The patient may have blood tests, scans or X-rays to find out why they are ill but currently there is no test for delirium.

If you have a relative who is allergic to penicillin, there is no reason to think that you will also be allergic to it.

your baby before completion of 24 weeks gestation Information and support following the loss of your baby (before the end of 24 weeks of pregnancy with no

In other cases, as long as you feel safe to do so, there is no reason why you cannot drive home afterwards.

To help avoid difficulty in swallowing, you are advised to chew your food well, make sure that there are no pieces (chunks) of meat etc and not to rush

If there are no concerns with your baby, your baby’s cord will be left intact for at least 1 minute before cutting.

All babies no matter how small (unless they have specific anatomical challenges) should be able to have tiny amounts of colostrum given on the inside of

This is no longer true. Female sterilisation fails in about 5 in every 1000 women.

The vast majority of these are sent as routine histopathology specimens, for which no prior arrangements need be made.

Unfortunately, no children will be allowed in the scan room.

If it has been more than 10 days since your positive result you are no longer infectious.

There is no right or wrong way to respond to baby loss.

The body can still produce semen, therefore, a male can ejaculate but the semen has no sperm to fertilise a female’s egg.

The rooms are small and cramped and open out onto a noisy, busy waiting area, with no space to sit, reflect and recover.

Most patients will have no vision in the anaesthetised eye.

This will enable you to contact them if you have any concerns or if you no longer wish to use this service.