Entropion
Information for patients with entropion - explains the treatment, including risks and benefits
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Patient Information Leaflets
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Epidural for pain relief including PIEB pumps
This leaflet is for pregnant women and provides information about epidurals used for pain relief in labour.
Read moreEpidural or spinal: Postnatal advice
You have been given this leaflet as you have received an epidural or spinal injection during labour or in theatre.
Read moreEpilepsy safety advice (children)
Safety advice for parents / carers / children and young people with a diagnosis of epilepsy
Read moreEpilepsy: Pregnancy, birth and postnatal information
This leaflet explains what complications may occur, how your pregnancy will be monitored and who is available to support you during your pregnancy.
Read moreEpiretinal membrane
Answers some questions about epiretinal membrane and surgery to remove it
Read moreEpistaxis - Dealing with nosebleeds (ENT)
Prevention and treatment advice for patients who have epistaxis (nosebleeds)
Read moreEpistaxis (nose bleed) advice after cautery
Gives advice on preventing further bleeds and what to do if you do get a nose bleed, following cautery (treatment with silver nitrate stick to stop bleeding)
Read moreErb's Palsy
Explains exercises you should do with your baby diagnosed with Erb’s Palsy to help correct this condition
Read moreEvacuation of retained products of conception (ERPC)
This leaflet gives you information on the operation you are about to undergo.
Read moreExercise stress echocardiogram for valve / cardiomyopathy
What to expect during this heart test
Read moreExercise The Heart Updatedpptx
Presentation on why exercise is important for heart patients
Read moreExercises and advice following the loss of your baby: Physio advice
We are very sorry to hear of the loss of your baby. This leaflet contains safe and effective exercises and advice to help your physical recovery after the loss of a baby during pregnancy or shortly after birth. These exercises can be built up gradually and you can start at home or in the hospital. If you are unsure whether an activity is suitable for you, contact the Maternity Bereavement Team or your physiotherapist.
Read moreExercises and advice to help you recover after surgery
Explains the physiotherapy management of post-operative patients
Read moreExercises following gynaecological surgery: Physio advice
This leaflet is a general guide to assist with your recovery following abdominal or vaginal surgery.
Read moreExercises following tears and stitches (OASI): Physio advice
This leaflet gives advice, including exercises, in order to help you heal well from perineal tears following childbirth.
Read moreExercising with a pelvic organ prolapse
This leaflet gives advice on exercising if you have a pelvic organ prolapse.
Read moreExpressing colostrum in pregnancy
Learning to hand express your colostrum before birth is a great way to prepare for your breastfeeding journey. By expressing your colostrum towards the end of your pregnancy you will be better prepared to meet any feeding challenges should they arise.
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