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571. Plantar Heel Pain  
Introduction and Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Stretches and Foam Roller What is Plantar Heel Pain/Fascia Pain? The Plantar fascia is a band of collagen tissue that connects between your heel and your  
572. Rheumatoid Arthritis  
Rheumatoid arthritis is a long-term auto- immune condition that causes pain, swelling and stiffness in the joints. Inflammation is a normal tissue healing process that usually starts with an  
573. Osteoporosis  
Osteoporosis is a bone weakening condition which can lead to bones becoming fragile and at risk of fractures. Usually, people will be referred to physiotherapy after a fracture, including spinal  
574. Epilepsy at Calderdale and Huddersfield  
Contact: If you need help/support on the below: New seizure activity Medication issues Pre conceptual counselling Please contact: tel: 01484 344227 email  
575. Epilepsy  
Should you need any advice from an epilepsy nurse please contact the Neurology Nursing Services Admin Team on 01484 344 227 or email cah-tr.neurologynurses@nhs.net.    Epilepsy  
576. Breast care information  
Blood clots After any surgery, you're at risk of blood clots developing To prevent blood clots, your nurses get you up as soon as possible after your operation. They encourage you to move  
577. Your Remote Telephone Appointment  
General Information Telephone appointments Appointments using Microsoft Teams Appointments using Andor Using a smart device Using a desktop computer or laptop Using a smart device Using  
578. Preoperative Assessment  
What is preoperative assessment? Preoperative assessment establishes that the patient is fully informed and wishes to go ahead with the planned procedure or operation. It ensures that the patient is  
579. Pilates  
Pilates promotes the importance of posture, breathing control and efficient body movement. Exercises are devised to improve strength, flexibility and balance. This aims to improve movement patterns  
580. Following your Operation  
It is normal to stay in the recovery area for some time after surgery. You will be discharged back to the ward when the staff are happy that you are recovering and that your pain is controlled and  
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