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You will be admitted to hospital, usually on the day of your operation. You can expect to be in hospital for 5 to 10 days.

This may be ‘flu syndrome’ which can be caused by rifampicin.

will not be accepted.

monitoring levels can be found in the adult Tobramycin Policy.

The Glass House Café can be found in St. Paul's Wing.

Diagnosis of CAH Samples should be taken at least 48 hours after birth or levels will be falsely raised.

It can be a daunting prospect for patients to be left to manage their condition on their own after discharge.

It must be noted that these clinical photographs and videos may be viewed throughout the world and not just in the United Kingdom.

You may be invited to attend a Pre-admission Clinic where you will be seen by a nurse and a doctor.

possible, You may wish to bring in baby wipes with you If there is a clinical need for your baby to be washed, this will be done using warmed sterilised

Note that during this time, access to the Tower entrance will be via a side entrance, which will be clearly signposted.

Very rarely, the womb might have to be removed (hysterectomy) if the bleeding cannot be stopped.

The patient must be happy for their carer to be with them during these meetings.

Folic acid will also be prescribed, to be taken once a week.

For a sample to be treated as urgent the laboratory must be notified on Cheltenham 0300 422 4219.

You will be in hospital for 2 to 4 hours or more.

Your appointments with the Bartongate Team will be at Bartongate Children’s Centre or Bartongate Surgery.

containers must be refrigerated.

For a sample to be treated as urgent the laboratory must be notified on Cheltenham 4219.

Please contact the laboratory if in doubt as sample integrity may be affected. Leaking samples may not be processed.