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… lifestyle behaviour. It is important that you understand what you need to do in order to ensure you are fit and safely … and returning to normal activities. You will be given a choice of special nourishing supplement drinks called ‘fortijuce’ and ‘fortisip’, in a variety of flavours. These are nutritional supplements …
… Dietary advice for avoiding lactose What is lactose intolerance? Lactose intolerance means that … up of fats, proteins and sugar (carbohydrate). Lactose is a type of sugar (carbohydrate) that is in milk and milk … Primary lactase deficiency Primary lactase deficiency is a lifelong genetic condition (runs in families). It is most …
… Managing at home with your arm in a polysling after shoulder surgery Introduction This page … movements of your shoulder after surgery. This depends on what operation you have. Make sure you keep to the … no-one to help you, you may need a referral to Community Services for help at home. If you are assessed as needing it, …
… renowned medical teams delivering incredible outcomes for our patients. For many years we have been at the forefront of … and the world’s first radar breast imaging system, to name a few. What medical specialties could I work in? What … Intensive Care, Obstetrics & Gynaecology. Core Clinical Services Division – Radiology, Histopathology, Microbiology, …
… family and friends can be involved. Enhanced Recovery is a programme offered by North Bristol NHS Trust for patients … stressful, and this information will help your recovery. What is Enhanced Recovery? The aim of Enhanced Recovery is to … complications will develop. Some of the benefits include: A quicker return of normal bowel function. Reduced chest …
… Pacemakers This page is a general guide for patients and their families who want to … right time so your heartbeats are organised and happen at a healthy speed. Why do I need a pacemaker? There are … cause. You will be told why you need a pacemaker and what type has been/will be implanted. The type you have is …
… patients are seen in Pre-Assessment clinic (NPAC) and have a chance to discuss information with a neurosurgical nurse … require blood transfusion. Wound infections: currently our infection rate is 1%. However infections can range from … appointment). Alternatively you can self refer to a social services occupational therapist or seek advice at local …
… not happen very often, but it is important that you know what to look out for. During the first two weeks after … severe pain that lasts for several hours may indicate a leakage of fluid from the areas where the bowel and stomach … tablet to be chewed twice a day (morning and evening). A-Z Multivitamin and Mineral: You will need to buy chewable A-Z …
… Health Professionals play an integral role in supporting our patients from admission, throughout their hospital stay … × Our clinical teams provide outstanding patient care over a wide range of specialties in our five clinical divisions: … – Neonatal Intensive Care and Gynaecology Core Clinical Services Division – Outpatients, Imaging and Interventional …
… the pelvic floor muscles? Your pelvic floor muscles are a group of muscles that attach from the pubic bone at the … to the coccyx and sacrum at the back of your pelvis. What are the functions of your pelvic floor muscles? To … e.g. uncontrolled diabetes, Multiple Sclerosis (MS), a stroke. Therefore it is important to avoid constipation, …