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understanding what you are saying. has weakness in their arms and legs or are losing their balance. has had clear or bloody fluid dribbling from their nose

Clear fluid is coming out of the person’s ear or nose. New bleeding from one or both ears. New deafness in one or both ears.

A thin tube (catheter) is passed through your nose and down into the stomach. You will be given water to drink to help it down.

If you have a cough, cold, runny nose, have a temperature or are poorly with something else, you might not be able to have a general anaesthetic.

Dermatology waiting room Diabetes education waiting room Diabetes medicine waiting room Dietetics waiting room (adults) Dietetics waiting room (Groups) E Ear nose

Your mouth and nose will be covered but you will be able to breathe normally through the holes in the plastic.

Ear, nose & oropharynx

Ear, nose and oropharynx

If the treatment area is close to your nose, you may get some crusting inside the nose and experience some bleeding from the nostril.

If you have problems with your balance and suffering from vertigo, your GP may refer you to an Ear, Nose and Throat (ENT) consultant .

Nasal crusting Your nose may become sore, dry or develop crusting if it is in or near the treatment area.

Other possible side effects include: Headache Sore throat Light-headedness Nausea Runny nose Vomiting Dizziness Please be aware that although very rare

If your child has a cough, cold, runny nose, has a temperature or is poorly with something else, they might not be able to have a general anaesthetic.

Break the seal on the swab tube, labelled ‘Nose’, by twisting the cap. You should then pull the swab to remove it from the tube.

If you are storing the lens dry; gently dry the lens with a soft tissue, (that the type you would use to blow you nose) after cleaning (hard tissues, such

cytology samples The Histology department provides a rapid on-site evaluation of fine needle aspiration (FNA) non-gynaecological samples for the ear nose

If your child has a cough, cold, runny nose, has a temperature or is poorly with something else, they might not be able to have a general anaesthetic.

Bleeding can happen in different parts of your body such as your nose, gums, urine, stools, lungs, throat and vagina.

We may need you to take regular tests (nose and throat swabs) to help reduce the spread of coronavirus.

You may also have a tube passed through your nose into your stomach when you are asleep during the operation.