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On admission your details will be checked.
Once you start passing wind the tube will be removed and you will be able to drink larger amounts of fluid and food will gradually be introduced.
You will then be asked to sit at the laser machine and anaesthetic drops will be put in the eye(s) to be treated.
Whilst Mayhill Way will not be closed off, please be aware that when loaded with the Lab, the transport vehicle will be travelling at very low speed.
You will be given a local anaesthetic around the port site and a small incision will be made allowing both parts of the port to be removed.
Leave-in conditioners can also be helpful.
You will be taken into the scanning room where you will be asked to lie on a couch, fully clothed, for about 10 minutes while the machine takes images
Exceptions may be made for babies and renal patients. In other patients small samples will not be processed.
More information can be found below:
Samples greater than 24 hours old will not be tested.
Will my ovaries be removed?
Please do not be embarrassed. Any saliva in your mouth will be removed using a small suction tube.
Under filled or overfilled samples will be rejected.
Please be aware that it may not be possible to obtain a clear image and we will unfortunately not be able to spend extra time scanning in order to obtain
The risks we have listed can usually be managed with medical treatments, but sometimes surgery may be necessary.
Some of your medications may be changed before discharge; this will be explained to you.
care while you’re on AMU will be able to discuss this with you.
The privacy of staff should be respected and they should be able to fulfil their job without being recorded.
Allowing time for your baby to be born spontaneously It can be possible to let your baby be born in its own time once the head has been guided out.
