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“The best thing about the apprenticeship here is it that it feels like I’m part of something bigger – that’s really important to me.

When in a public toilet it would be better to use a cubicle, it only takes a few seconds and will avoid the problem of stained trousers.

Joining a support group for people who have had a stroke - it can be good to talk to people who know how it feels.

It is important that you read this page so that you understand why you have been recommended for this test and what it involves.

It gives an indication of the number of remaining follicles/eggs in your ovary.

This means that it is being used for a condition it was not previously meant to treat.

People often feel that they do not want to remind you about it, when of course it is actually at the front of your mind.

You may find it useful to read the information on this page as it will give you a better idea of what to expect when you attend your appointment.

Sensors will automatically stop the camera moving if it touches your body so it cannot hurt you.

It explains what PIFU appointments are and how they work.

If it is found that your child needs extra support they will help you to arrange this.

It can sometimes be linked to a type of arthritis.

If it is not, it is best to kneel down, keeping your back as straight as possible. When feeding your baby, sit on a hard but comfortable chair.

If a moisturiser is causing irritation, stop using it and discuss it with your radiographers.

It will feel fiddly at first but the more you do it, the easier it will get.

it, they clapped the printers after they had installed it, which we were all very touched by".

) or full weight (means you are allowed to put your affected leg down with your full weight on it).

Is it safe to breast feed after a CT scan?

There is a strap attached to the recorder which allows it to be worn across the body like a satchel so that it is secure.