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“We want to reassure mums and families that our Stroud Maternity Unit remains a safe place to have a baby.

want to develop are hospital services that perform exceptionally well so when any member of your family needs specialist care, whether that’s a new born baby

If you are pregnant or have recently delivered a baby and live in Gloucestershire you can email the Physiotherapy team at ghn-tr.womenshealth.physio@nhs.net

It is important for the wellbeing of both you and the baby that this is found quickly so that treatment can be given.

Use a baby soft toothbrush to clean your teeth with high fluoride toothpaste.

If you need treatment this is usually performed 3 months after the delivery of your baby.

Pain relief See the NHS website for advice on pain relief for babies and children: https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/baby/health/medicines-for-babies-and-children

Further evaluation would include women’s feedback and impact of the pathway on longer term health outcomes for mother and baby.

smoking is the best thing you can do for yours and your baby’s health Quitting smoking will reduce the risk of pregnancy loss, slower growth of your baby

Please let us know if you are pregnant, as the test should not be carried out until after the birth of your baby.

have a personal or family history of blood clots • have active cancer • have recently had major surgery • have an Achilles tendon rupture • have had a baby

The Forget-Me-Not support group embarked on a series of fundraising challenges to help support our Baby Loss Remembrance Garden appeal, and their wing

There is no known risk to an unborn child or breastfed baby from UVB therapy.

The stich is strong enough to support a growing baby in the future.

Other written information is available from the hospital: GHPI0870 Early Miscarriage GHPI0502 Information and support following the loss of your baby before

British Dietetic Association: Calcium How to wean your baby British Dietetic Association: Milk Free Diet Allergy UK: Milk free diet Reintroduction: If

The usual recommendation is to wait for 3 months before trying for another baby. You should use your usual method of contraception during this time.

A baby in the womb can be particularly sensitive to the radiation of an X-ray or CT scan.

The test may be delayed until after your baby is born. are lactating or breastfeeding, you can resume breastfeeding 2 to 3 hours after the test as any

The test should not be carried out until after your baby is born. are lactating or breastfeeding.