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Take care not to get water into the actual stoma as this may cause you to cough.

You may drive yourself home or leave as the sole passenger in a car driven by someone else.

Try not to blink to hard as this may pop the lens out.

You will need to attend your PPM appointments as these are an important part of your ongoing care.

Chemical Pathology Notes Total bilirubin forms part of the liver function test profile as a marker of biliary obstruction.

“I was lucky, and I was told my cancer had not spread, but others may not be as fortunate.

The dye does not hurt you but will feel cold as it goes in, it is completely colourless.

You may also find that your sleep is disturbed as the cuff inflates during the night.

This will mean there will be no access for vehicles or pedestrians (including staff and patients) No main roads will be closed as part of this work.

The test can be ordered as an urgent request. Reference ranges

Lipids are fatty particles that are transported around the body in the blood, made from substances known as cholesterol and triglycerides.

This is the fourth Gender Pay Gap Report from Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust which, as at 31 March 2020 had 7939 staff, 80.5% of whom were

Background All admissions to Gloucestershire Royal Hospital (GRH) between January and April 2018 and coded as no fixed abode (NFA) were measured against

As far as is known, this is painless and it does not stop your baby feeding.

It is important that this medication is taken as directed by your doctor.

Providing you have no significant medical conditions (such as diabetes, cardiac problems and epilepsy) or pregnancy complications (such as a twin pregnancy

Do not leave frozen sections at pathology reception as delay may ensue.

For laboratory results please continue to phone the microbiology laboratory as before.

The inspection team rated urgent and emergency care services’ safe domain as ‘Requires Improvement'.

A multi-professional approach to improve postnatal care in the community (Poster 1) Introducing MSW’s as part of the Postnatal Pathway (Poster 2) Background