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breastfeeding, or planning to become pregnant. have kidney or liver problems.
or smoke.
We might also give you advice or equipment to help you increase your physical activity.
Blood clots forming in the legs or lungs (Deep Vein Thrombosis, DVT or Pulmonary Embolism, PE).
Some examples include fainting, high or low blood pressure (hypo or hypertension).
Other treatments or investigations can then be considered.
(No patient preparation or special handling required) Adult 5ml Gold-top SST tube or 3.5ml Rust-top gel tube (Trust users only) Paediatric 1ml Serum Sample
Serious or frequently occurring risks If a biopsy is taken or a polyp removed it can lead to bleeding or a perforation (a tear) of the bowel.
The laboratories cannot discuss treatment, give test results or any personal information directly to patients or patient's relatives.
equipment or a photo journey.
Examples include you having a partner for the first time or a change of partner.
If the mask or hose gets damaged or broken, please contact the Lung Function Department to arrange a replacement.
Use Ctrl-F3 or type "PD" to scroll down and use Ctrl-F2 or type "PU" to scroll up.
Alternatively, if you are worried or feel unwell, phone 999 or go to the Emergency Department.
The NHS locally is also recommending that patients who are asked to attend GP surgeries or community services also wear face coverings.
Feel drowsy or more sleepy than normal. Have fatigue and also feel short of breath, feel your heart racing or appear pale.
You should not return to work, look after dependants, cook or operate machinery. You should not drink any alcohol or take sleeping tablets.
You may also need to give a blood sample or have other tests.
Chest, wound or graft infection. Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT), Pulmonary Embolism (PE) (clot in your leg or lung).
In order to request a certificate, you will need your NHS number or the postcode registered with your GP, your mobile phone number or email address registered