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The procedure will take about 30 minutes. You should be able to go home once you are mobile; this is normally 2 to 3 hours following the injection.

The procedure will take about 15 minutes. You may drive and return home or to work immediately after the examination.

It is important that you take the whole course. The action of chewing and swallowing can help to clear plaques. Mouth care is important.

"We cannot take away the distress of maybe not being with loved ones at the end of their lives, or that the choices we would wish to be available for everyone

Take some fast-acting glucose: 5 to 6 dextrose tablets 4 to 5 glucotabs 3 to 4 jelly babies 170 to 220mls pure orange juice 150 to 190mls Coca Cola® (full

You can shower or take a bath, but you should not submerge your dialysis catheter, so do not go swimming Use a sun bed

“Having an image above you that allows you to take yourself to another place, is priceless really.

Take the MSSU to your GP’s surgery or laboratory as soon as possible. The sooner the sample is given in, the more accurate the result will be.

The procedure will take about 1 to 2 hours, but you can expect to be in theatre and recovery for 3 to 4 hours.

Your procedure will take place in the Radiology Department at Gloucestershire Royal Hospital.

It can take 8 weeks before the pain starts to improve.

An MRI scan can take up to 1 hour and is noisy.

You will be given a simple to use machine to take home and wear while you are asleep.

If you are taking regular medication you should continue to take this as normal.

We are unable to provide hospital transport to take you home and this is another consideration to be made prior to admission.

You should take into consideration the demands of your job as heavy lifting should be avoided at first.

Chest pain that is sharp and worsens when you take a deep breath in. Unexplained shortness of breath. Upper back pain. Coughing or coughing up blood.

Please call the Mortuary and a Mortuary Assistant can take measurements on request.

Take time to eat your meals, eat foods slowly and chew foods well. Minimise swallowing air when eating:Do not talk while you are eating.

We urge everyone to take a moment this Organ Donation Week to register and confirm your decision.”