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… Medial branch blocks (Imaging) What is a medial branch block? This procedure is for diagnosis only … after the procedure. Facet joints are found between each of the spinal bones and allow the spine to move. The medial … pain out of 10. Afterwards you will be asked to sit in our waiting room for 20 - 30 minutes so that we can ensure …
… that your body cannot digest lactose. Milk is made up of fats, proteins and sugar (carbohydrate). Lactose is a type of sugar (carbohydrate) that is in milk and milk … (marmite) salmon cod Calcium You need calcium for bone health. Milk and dairy products are the main sources of …
… are my options? What are the possible benefits and risks of those options? What help do I need to make my decision? … at the bottom of this page. You should be able to reach a member of staff on the ward at anytime. If you cannot … www.gov.uk/government/organisations/department-of-health-and-social-care How to contact us Enhanced Recovery …
… Medial branch blocks What is a medial branch block? This procedure is for diagnosis only … for permanent pain relief. Your pain is likely to return a few hours after the procedure. Facet joints are found between each of the spinal bones and allow the spine to move. The medial …
… that waiting for test results and appointments can be a worrying time and we are available to help support you from … moment of referral, until you are either discharged from our service or your care has been taken over by the … phone, email, and face-to-face support. Refer you to other services for support. Liaise with community healthcare teams …
… right portion size to eat What is potassium? Potassium is a mineral found in many foods. It helps our nerves, muscles and heart to work well. Our kidneys help to control the level of potassium in the blood. Extra potassium leaves the body in … Potassium is a mineral found in many foods. It helps our nerves, muscles and heart to work well. Our kidneys help …
… urethrogram Your doctor has requested that you have a urethrogram. We hope the following information will answer some of the questions you may have about this procedure. What is a … passing urine. As with all X-ray examinations, we will do our best to keep the exposure to radiation to an absolute …
… This leaflet provides you with information about having a water soluble ileostomy enema. It explains what is involved … enema? This is an examination to look at the section of bowel leading to or from your stoma (opening onto the … extremely rare. As with all X-ray examinations, we will do our best to keep the exposure to radiation to the absolute …
… bone fracture) (Conservatively managed fragility fracture of the clavicle). This information is for people who most … work for most people in your situation who have had a similar injury. It will help your recovery if you follow … if required. It is important to seek advice from a health professional if you remain constipated. Monitoring …
… sphincter that is relatively common in people who have had a vaginal delivery (it affects 1 in 5). What is the OASI … possible care. It is recommended by the the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists. By assessing your … your local hospital charity See the impact we make across our hospitals and how you can be a part of it. Obstetric …