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Decide on a toilet routine; try to keep this as a regular routine and tell others who care for the person.

If you do have any pain, please tell the doctor straight away.

Please tell the doctor or nurse who completes the port-a-cath referral if you are taking any medicines that thin your blood, such as antiplatelet (aspirin

Your mouth will be regularly checked for this but you must tell a radiographer if you notice any changes.

The nurses will tell you if there are stitches or clips which will need to be taken out at 10 to 14 days.

If you are pregnant, thinking of becoming pregnant or breast feeding, please tell your consultant as early as possible to discuss whether to continue taking

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During the test, you must tell the Cardiologist or Cardiac Physiologist straight away if you notice any of the following side effects, as you may need

As with all endoscopic procedures there may be a slight risk to teeth, crowns or dental bridgework; you should tell the nurses if you have either of these

Ask for help from your cancer care team, tell them what is worrying you, there is no need to be embarrassed.

Some hernias are more likely than others to incarcerate/strangulate and your doctor will tell you if surgery is necessary for this reason.

This is also your opportunity to tell us about any changes in your circumstances as this may require updating your wishes on new consent forms.

You must tell your consultant if this applies to you. The risk of a severe allergic reaction to the drugs used is rare.

After the procedure the doctor will tell you what was seen and discuss the treatment you may need.

In some cases, the doctor or nurse will be able to tell you your results before you leave the department.

Tell your midwife or GP if you have any symptoms of a urinary tract infection (UTI), such as stinging or burning while passing urine, needing to go more

Normally, you do not see the person who carried out the procedure before you go home but the discharging nurse will tell you the initial results of the

They will also tell you when you can have a drink and something to eat and when it is safe to get out of bed.

Tell the nurse if you take medications to thin your blood.

If you think you have an infection, please contact your GP and tell them you have had a recent urodynamic investigation.