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Blurred, misty or foggy vision. Nausea and/or vomiting. Unable to pass urine.

You may still have a cough or feel tired or breathless, or have changes in mood for several weeks.

Remember to ask your nurse or doctor, or contact Gloucestershire Bowel and Health, if you feel you have some bladder or bowel problems.

Operate machinery or do anything requiring skill or judgement, including cooking. Make important decisions or sign any documents.

Abdominal pain or cramps. Have blood or mucus in your stools. Feel unwell or have a fever and diarrhoea. Experience a new loss of bowel control.

as your GP or NHS 111.

If you have any questions or concerns, please telephone the Radiology Department or the ward you were admitted to for your procedure.

If you don't know the name or number of the person, ward or department you would like to speak to then please call our main switchboard number: 0300 422

foggy vision or haloes around lights Nausea and/or vomiting Unable to pass urine.

If you have had a previous DVT or PE.

What is a mouth or facial biopsy?

If you wish to send feedback or complain to HealthNet Homecare or Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust please e-mail or call using the contact

If you wish to send feedback or complain to Alcura or Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, please e-mail or call using the contact details

Further information To learn more about porphyrins or porphyria visit Lab Tests Online or British Porphyria Association See also : Drug database for Acute

., previous colonisation, contact with colonised patient or transfer from another hospital/unit in the UK or abroad Storage/transport Store and transport

Operate machinery or do anything requiring skill or judgment. Make important decisions or sign any documents.

This can either be done at the hospital or you are able to borrow a bell to ring at home or another venue of your choosing.

Fatigue is the feeling of extreme tiredness or exhaustion all or most of the time.

It does not use X-rays or radiation.

Surgery may also cause scar tissue or damage to the nerves. This can cause chronic pain, numbness, an altered sensation or increased sensation.