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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…
Continue your breathing and coughing exercises using the incentive spirometer.
You will be encouraged to eat and drink as long as you don’t feel sick. High energy fortisip/fortijuice drinks…
You will be ready to go home when:
You can safely walk the distance required and complete the stairs if needed. This may be with additional walking aids as appropriate while you fully recover…
We will aim to ring you within a week of discharge to check how you are doing.
Complications do not happen often but it is very important to know what to look out for:
It is not unusual to…
Our Ethos
The staff in Endoscopy believe that all patients should receive specialised care that reflects the personal requirements of each individual, and is provided within a calm and safe…
Your feedback is very important to us. If you would like to complete a patient feedback questionnaire you can click on or scan the QR code below.
Read below some…
If you are taking tablets prescribed by your doctor or other specialist, you should continue to take these as normal.
There are some medications that may need to be stopped or reduced for a…
This information is in addition to the instructions you have already received for bowel preparation, please follow the instructions for bowel preparation carefully.
As a diabetic patient you are…
Please see the 'Making a referral' section if you are concerned about your child's speech and you are new to the service.
Please use the following contact details if your child is…
It is very common for children to start to stammer and trip over their words between the ages of 2 and 5. The cause of stammering is not yet fully understood but we know that this is an age where…
Referrals can be made by GP’s, Consultants, Health Visitors, Parents/Guardians, Schools, and other Health Professionals.
Please look at our service guidelines leaflets or detailed…
Our KS2 stammer therapy groups are a great opportunity for children who stammer to come together and realise they are not alone! When asked, 100% of our children said that meeting other children…
Bowel dysfunction is the inability to control bowel movements, including problems with the frequency and consistency of bowel movements.
What is Normal?
having a poo as often…
Abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA) screening is a way of checking if there's a bulge or swelling in the aorta, the main blood vessel that runs from your heart down through your abdomen.
This bulge…
All the links below link to a Word Document.
PIFU Poster in Czech
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Webpage in Czech
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PIFU Poster in Arabic
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Webpage in…
How do I contact the service?
This information will be on your guide card, these can be found under the specialties on the left of this page.
When you should NOT use PIFU If you require urgent…
Taking care of your voice following discharge from Speech Therapy
What do I do if my voice deteriorates again when I have finished voice therapy sessions?
Following a period of voice loss, the…
Department of Gastroenterology The Inflammatory Bowel Disease Team Telephone and Email Advice Service Helen Roper, Lynne Mansfield and Mohammed Allah-Ditta
The purpose of this service is to…
If you have one or more of the symptoms below, please contact the Orthoptic team 01484 343237 or 01422 222218 between 8.30am and 4.30pm
Worsening of double vision OR Double vision not…
Contact;
If you have one or more of the symptoms below, please contact the Ophthalmic Nurse between 9am 5pm Monday Friday (01422 222414).
Or
If out of hours the CRH Switchboard (01422 357171)…
