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Prior to thyroidectomy or bariatric surgery Anti-convulsant treatment (NICE guidelines recommend check every 2 - 5 years).
Avoid giving anti-inflammatory medication, such as ibuprofen. Observe that your child is behaving normally and that they respond to you as usual.
Patients with HIV infection and or those taking anti-retroviral medication(s).
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Steroid injections: Steroid is a powerful anti-inflammatory, and promotes the breakdown of fat and connective tissue.
This test forms the basis of any further investigations into any coagulation problems, and should be requested prior to a patient starting anti-coagulant
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If the medication you have been prescribed is a Disease-Modifying Anti Rheumatic Drug (DMARD), we will monitor your blood tests for the first 3 months
If antibodies are present, you will be offered an injection (known as anti-D vaccine) to reduce the chance of these antibodies passing into the fetal blood
Anti-VEGF treatment is given as an injection into the white of your eye (the sclera).
You will be given anti-embolic stockings to wear to help reduce the chance of blood clots developing in your legs.
Antiembolism stockings You may be measured and fitted with anti-embolism stockings (AES) which are usually knee-length.
If you are taking anti-epileptic medication then your neurologist may give you advice on how to slowly withdraw this medication as they do not help with
“I know some friends have resorted to counselling, anti-depressants, alternative therapies - I think do whatever you need to help you get through it.
You will be given antibiotics, pain relief and anti-sickness medicine through the cannula in the back of your hand/arm.
If your blood group is rhesus negative you will be given an injection of anti-D immunoglobulin to protect future pregnancies.
Occasionally antibiotic and/or anti-inflammatory ointments may be prescribed by your doctor.
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This consists of an anti-bacterial wash and cream which will be supplied by the nursing staff for you to use while on the ward.