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You can get help and advice from: a pharmacy – pharmacists can give treatment advice for a range of minor illnesses and can tell you if you need to see

MacMillan funding and the support of the South West Cancer Alliance, our Radiotherapy Late Effects service can now offer more patients the time they need to tell

Once we have all your blood tests results, we will contact you to tell you to either; stop taking the tablets (your blood tests are normal), continue taking

This movement is translated into messages which are sent to the brain to tell your body how to keep your balance.

Paracetamol seems to work by blocking chemical messengers in the brain that tell us we have pain.

Following our changes, Author’s tell us they are more confident to drive the consultation and approval process with colleagues to meet the 12-week timeframe

Please tell the switchboard operator that you have had a bronchoscopy and it is recommended and important that you speak to the consultant.

A doctor or nurse will tell you what will happen before your appointment.

The douche should be started 3 to 4 days after surgery and carried out each morning and night for 2 weeks or more (your hospital doctor will tell you how

The NHS 111 service can tell you if you need medical help and advise you on next steps. You should only use this service if:

If you have any problems caused by the iron tablets, please tell your renal doctor.

It is very important that you tell your healthcare professional (nurse or radiographer) if you experience these changes as they may be able to recommend

It might be difficult to tell if the problem is as a result of your medication or the condition that you suffer with.

Always tell your GP, nurse, dentist or pharmacist that you are taking anticoagulants.

The renal team will tell you when it is time to start the vaccination programme and will be involved in giving the vaccine.

If you have a neck or back condition, please tell the health practitioner treating you because a sling may not be recommended.

Cancer growth blockers These drugs stop the cancer cells from receiving the chemical signals that tell them to keep growing, dividing and surviving.

However, we have a responsibility to tell someone if we are worried that you or someone else is at risk of coming to harm, although we would always try

You should tell your dentist about your LP diagnosis at your next appointment.

It is important to tell the doctor or nurse that you have recently used Octenisan® wash and take the bottle with you, if possible.