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Gloucestershire Domestic Abuse Support Service (GDASS) This is a county-wide service offering a variety of support programmes for women and men over 16 years old who

Gloucestershire Domestic Abuse Support Service (GDASS) This is a county-wide service offering a variety of support programmes for women and men over 16 years old who

There will always be medical professionals present during the test, who are trained to manage any of the complications mentioned.

Propofol sedation is a form of deep sedation administered by an anaesthetist, a qualified doctor who has had specialist training to care for you before

If this happens, please increase your fluid intake and let the person know who is giving you the treatment.

While you are in hospital, the nurse who changes your dressing will check your wound for any signs of infection.

It is offered by midwives who are trained to advise and administer these therapies. There are guidelines in place to support this service.

Who to contact if you have concerns after the surgery

Wright Increasing the number of patients who get up and dressed by lunchtime by 20% in 6 months A. Boylan, K.

Sometimes patients who have bladder spasms can be treated with medication.

Your specialist nurse or consultant can offer advice and support if you are concerned about this, for example putting you in touch with another person who

Eye infection rates are also higher in contact lens wearers who smoke.

Patients who have diabetes may find that their blood sugar levels need closer monitoring over the few days following a corticosteroid injection.

If you have any concerns, please contact the secretary of the consultant who carried out your operation, your GP or NHS 111.

Mothers who have a caesarean section usually stay in hospital for about 2 days.

Bladder retraining is of no help to people who go frequently or urgently because of a urine infection (such as cystitis).

People who have diabetes do not get more illnesses than other people.

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When your treatment is due, you will be taken to the treatment room and introduced to the lithotripsy technicians who will explain the procedure to you

You will be seen by a nurse who will check your personal details.