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You will be advised if further doses of the vaccine are needed.

You will be given a copy of your consent form to keep, this will be valid for the duration of the treatment stated in the form.

Your vision may be blurred after the operation.

There may be swelling or a firm lump at the painful spot.

No further treatment will be needed.

For blood thinning medications (anticoagulants) separate advice will be given.

Patient Preparation The test can be performed at the patient's surgery.

All responses will be anonymous and any information provided will be used sensitively and stored securely.

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Swab and fluid samples may also be of value.

Anti-inflammatory gels can be applied directly to an affected joint but should be used with caution if you are already taking oral NSAIDs.

It may be useful to bring a relative or friend with you as you will be given lots of information and it may be good to have another person to talk it over

Patients at both hospitals can be referred to the Healthy Lifestyles Service (HLS) for support, and can also be prescribed nicotine replacement therapy

A busy ED might be the last place that people expect to see a Samaritan but from 11 August, volunteers will be on hand every fortnight to listen to those

On arrival you or your relatives will be given information about the ward you will be going to post-operatively, contact numbers and visiting times.

Sometimes it may be very important for your information to be shared in order to prevent you or someone else coming to harm.

The closer these results lie together the less likely they are to be significant but by knowing the MU we can be more confident in our ability to interpret

However, this can only be done if a printed report was issued in the first place.

Samples must not be taken within 4 - 6 weeks of a blood transfusion.

The test can be ordered as an urgent request. Reference ranges Not applicable. Results are reported as mg/100mL.