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Tel: 0300 422 4010 or 0300 422 4110 The 24 hour Helpline (AHOU) is based on Lilleybrook Ward.

Chemical Pathology Note The catecholamine metabolites, normetadrenaline, metadrenaline and 3-methoxytyramine (collectively known as metadrenalines or

Please state whether patient fasting or not at time of venepuncture. Turnaround times The assays are run throughout the day and night.

You may also need to give a blood sample or have other tests.

Stay Away When Ill: Do not visit a baby if you're ill or have recently been ill, including conditions like colds, cold sores, or gastrointestinal issues

We also assess and support patients with sudden and/or permanent visual loss and provide low vision aids (magnifying devices) to help people to maximise

Department of Immunology Indication Highly sensitive and specific test for coeliac disease or dermatitis herpetiformis.

A kidney or renal biopsy is a minor but important procedure.

If your symptoms or condition worsens while waiting for advice or you are concerned, please call NHS 111 for advice or 999.

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situation or a serious injury

Lactic acidosis can be due to excessive lactate formation or decreased removal.

Please clearly mark on the request form "Fasting" or "Random" sample.

This test is used to investigate cardiac or skeletal muscle pathology.

Please ring 0300 422 4200 and leave your details or email: ghn-tr.andrologyappointmentsgrh@nhs.net.

treatment weakness and numbness in the limb or area that was treated.

to access alternative facilities at Stroud or Cheltenham Aveta.

Neurological disease or glossitis may occur without anaemia or macrocytosis and may be irreversible.

When you are resting you should put your leg up on a stool or settee. This will help to reduce any swelling.

If your skin blisters or peels, stop using moisturiser in that particular area and seek advice from a radiographer or your CNS.