Our emergency departments are currently extremely busy, and you may face a long wait to be seen. More information is available on alternative services.
Sickness is unavoidable, and can make your child’s diabetes more difficult to manage. Most illnesses cause higher blood glucose levels due the body’s stress response. During illness you will need…
…diseases that may harm your baby if you are infected while you are pregnant (such as rubella). The following also contain some useful information: The Pregnancy Book Ready for pregnancy…
The foot and ankle form a complex system of bones and joints that allow multidirectional movement, that is especially important in ambulation (walking, running etc). Walking is socially embedded, and…
…the SADIE (Skills for Adjusting Diet and Insulin in East Sussex) course, which is run by our diabetes team. SADIE offers participants an opportunity to gain knowledge and skills to…
…patients to enjoy relaxation music, watch archive news footage, view old photographs and listen to famous speeches, to help spark memories and start conversations on the ward. The system can…
…footprints, photographs and any other wishes are taken into consideration. Sands is the leading stillbirth and neonatal death charity in the UK. Chair of the local Hastings and East Sussex…
…a small amount may cause some discomfort in your abdomen and shoulders, but this should ease after 24 hours. Photographs of any unusual features may be taken for future reference….
…in fact the eyes are aligned. A pseudo-squint is often noticed in photographs if your baby’s head is slightly turned, or if the photograph has been taken at an angle….
