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Try to go to the toilet when you feel the urge rather than putting it off because you are busy.

Elbow / wrist / hand movements Try to keep these joints moving.

If that does not resolve the problem, try a warm or fizzy drink. Walk around.

Very rarely, some people feel faint when they try to get up. If this happens, lie back down until the feeling passes.

If you find it hard to insert the catheter cough or try to pass urine, this can make it easier.

Try to wear loose fitting, high-waisted clothing and cotton underwear to prevent rubbing of the wound.

The following can help with your recovery: You may feel weak or tired for some time, so try to rest more than usual.

Due to how extremely busy we are, we will try our best to fit you in but another appointment may need to be booked.

To help with your recovery, try to avoid spending long periods of time lying flat in bed, try sitting in a chair or moving around at home.

It was also important to try and understand the amount of referrals in and the number of appropriate clinic slots we had available.

Try to capture as much of the event as possible ensuring the room is well lit and removing any coverings.

When sitting, always try and sit with a good posture.

Try to spend the time maximising your health before you start trying for another baby.

You should also try to avoid going out in very windy conditions.

Try to avoid adding extra salt to your food and read the labels on food products. You should try to keep your salt intake below 2 grams per day.

At the first meeting we will try to understand your concerns better, start to get to know you and identify your priorities.

If you are overweight, it is advisable to try and lose weight.

severe burns or scalds stroke major trauma, like a road traffic accident sepsis other minor injuries and illnesses that cannot be treated by your GP We try

Try to stay as calm as possible.

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