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You will be monitored closely to make sure that your pain is controlled.

The Trust will always make an estimation of the potential costs for treatment, based on our experience and also on: “Standard” parameters agreed amongst

We support people to make appropriate changes to food and drink choices.

Non-dissolvable stitches Before you are discharged, you will be given a letter informing you to contact your GP’s practice to make an appointment to have

It can also make internal examinations by a healthcare professional very difficult and uncomfortable.

The HME must be replaced daily to make sure the filter is clean and should only be worn during the day.

Make sure that the child is able to see your face when speaking. Consider the effect of lighting and avoid standing in front of light sources.

First, the Nuclear Medicine team will check your details and make sure that you understand the radiation protection instructions.

Please make sure that your back is clean, free of hair and that no moisturisers have been applied.

This examination will make sure that your womb is the appropriate size to carry out treatment with no distortion by fibroids or polyps (innocent swelling

It acts to bulk out the urethra and make it more difficult for urine to leak.

This is because you will need to lie flat during the procedure and you will also be given a sedative medicine which may make you feel sick if you have

Reduce stress Stress can make our ability to cope with health conditions more difficult.

Medications like potassium citrate are given to people to make the urine more alkaline.

If this is not possible, please let us know as soon as you receive your appointment letter so that we can make alternative arrangements for your admission

White Blood Cells make up the immune system. If these are low, the body is more prone to infections.

This is to help make sure that the right area is treated.

Please make arrangements to be collected from the hospital, so that you are ready to go home by 10:00am on your day of discharge.

You can then make an appointment to register the death.

This usually removes the polyp in many pieces and can make assessment of the polyp in the laboratory more complicated.