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Here are a few we recommend: Online videos An introduction to mindfulness (Mindfulnet.org, 3 mins) ‘About mindfulness’ - (Dumfries & Galloway’s, 7 mins

If your child's difficulties do not go away or it affects their day-to-day life, we can look at ways to support them in reducing their sensitivity.

There are some risk factors that we know increase the chance of hip dysplasia, such as: Breech delivery Family history of a childhood hip problem Conditions

We advise against driving and from your intravenous treatments. On arrival for an appointment, please report to the main Oncology Reception.

If you are unable to give yourself the enema, we do have facilities to do this in the Endoscopy Department.

Linking in with our research colleagues has opened up conversations around how we better connect QI and Research with one QI project now being worked up

We advise you to keep the wound dry and covered for the first 4 days.

We are unsure what the reason is for developing this pain, but current research suggests it is because of a nerve problem.

Once we have received these results, they will be shared with you in a timely manner.

For the time that you are in the department we want to provide a safe, supportive and pleasant environment.

In some cases, often because of problems with passing motions, these cushions enlarge over time, forming what we call piles (haemorrhoids).

If your child has any of the symptoms below, we suggest you seek advice from your GP or telephone NHS 111 today.

If your test is at Gloucestershire Royal Hospital, we recommend that you park in the tower car park which operates a pay on leaving system.

We will keep you informed of any delays. Each of your treatment appointments for radiotherapy may not be at the same time and are subject to change.

If we are trying to rule out an upper limb DVT the sonographer will scan your neck, upper chest and whole arm on the affected side.

Gloucestershire Royal Hospital Tel: 0300 422 8527 Cheltenham General Hospital Tel: 0300 422 3040 Website: www.gloshospitals.nhs.uk/our-services/services-we-offer

Your vision will be tested and we will explain the procedure to you. Please ask any questions that you may have.

association of Tongue-Tie Practitioners – provides information about the procedure and where to find private practitioners; if this is an option you choose, we

I believe, not just as a nurse, that in the long run, where would we be without some research? So, I wouldn’t hesitate."

If you have had a Coeliac Plexus Neurolysis (CPN), we will monitor your blood pressure for a while after the procedure.