Nerve damage associated with an operation under general anaesthetic
This information is supplied by the Royal College of Anaesthetists
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Postnatal wellbeing of the mother
This information leaflet is designed to give you advice on aspects of care immediately after the birth of your baby.
Protected Mealtimes – what does it mean?
The presentation, colour, aroma, taste and texture of food in hospitals are all important to ensure that meals are tempting even to those with the poorest appetites.
Pregnancy Care
Pregnancy care is the care you receive from health professionals during your pregnancy. This pregnancy care should be easily available and sensitive to your needs.
Post Operative Information for Laparoscopic Sterilisation
A laparoscopy is an operation which allows the surgeon to look inside your abdomen with a special telescope. A small puncture is made to insert a tube which allows gas…
Post Operative Information for Hysteroscopy and Curretage / D & C Patients
Hysteroscopy is a technique which allows a doctor to look directly into the womb. A thin telescope called a hysteroscope is passed directly through the cervix (the neck of the…
Post Operative Information for Hydrotherm Ablation
Three to four weeks before your admission your GP will arrange for you to have an injection to slow down the growth of the lining of the womb as a…
Post Operative Information for Diagnostic Laparoscopy
A laparoscopy is an operation which allows the surgeon to look inside your abdomen with a special telescope. A small puncture is made to insert a tube which allows gas…
Polycycstic Ovarian Syndrome
Polycystic ovary syndrome (or PCOS) is a common condition affecting 3 to 5% of women of reproductive age. It is linked with hormonal imbalances, which can bring about a range…