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Any other requests should first be discussed with a Critical Care Consultant or with a Consultant Microbiologist.

“A priority for us is to draw attention to the support that is available to help smokers to manage their habit or to quit.

call an ambulance with serious and/or life-threatening conditions including chest pain, signs suggestive of a stroke or loss of consciousness.

Post-dose samples taken 1 hour after the end of iv administration or 2 hours after oral administration.

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 may also need to give a blood sample or have other tests.

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

department or hospital.

They can be purchased from either a pharmacy, supermarket or registered online retailers.

When miscarriage happens 3 or more times, it is called recurrent miscarriage or recurrent pregnancy loss.

For further information or advice about balance or any aspect of deafness or related ear problems, you may wish to contact the following organisation.

There are lots of different types of families of germs or bacteria found on the human body or in the environment.

If you have any questions, please ask the nurse or doctor.

child aged 16 or under.

However, if you would like to talk through your options, or require some support, please see the Health Care Professions Council website.

In bed, roll onto your side and prop yourself up on 3 or 4 pillows.

Do not try to adjust or fix your Woodcast® splint.

However, if your bleeding is light or spotting or you are at the end of a period then you can keep the original appointment.

The Acute Medical Unit is a 50 bedded unit, which aims to assess and either discharge or transfer patients to a more specialised area.