Unassisted birth is often called ‘free birth’. It means deciding to give birth at home or somewhere else without the help of a healthcare professional such as a midwife. This link takes you to the website of birthrights.org.uk who are a charity, independent of the government and the NHS.
Read moreThis link takes you to the RCOG website to watch a clip that helps explain what having a caesarean means along with the risks and benefits involved. Always talk to your midwife or doctor at your appointments if you have any concerns or questions around having a caesarean.
Read moreAdvice for patients who have had a uni-compartmental knee replacement - designed to help you get back to full fitness as quickly as possible after your operation
Read moreTells you about what unilateral hearing loss means and what help is available
Read moreWhat the Upper Limb (shoulder and elbow) Patient-Initiated Follow-Up (PIFU) service is and how it can help you manage your condition
Read moreThis leaflet provides information on RSV and the vaccination which is available for all pregnant women from September 2024.
Read moreThis leaflet is for women with stress urinary incontinence who have been offered urethral bulking agents to treat their symptoms.
Read moreWhat to expect when you come into hospital for a urethrogram – an examination of your urethra
Read moreHow to use your home urinalysis kit - instructions for kidney transplant patients
Read moreWhat happens during an ultrasound examination in the Radiology (X-ray) Department at the Royal Berkshire Hospital
Read moreThis leaflet gives you information, advice and exercises if you have been experiencing urinary (peeing) problems since having your baby.
Read moreExplains what a UTI is, how the infection is confirmed and treated, and gives some helpful suggestions to aid your child’s recovery at home
Read moreInstructions for a test is to check whether or not your body is naturally producing any insulin
Read moreThis leaflet is for women undergoing urodynamic studies – these are investigations carried out to identify the cause of the bladder symptoms that you are currently experiencing. The tests assist us in diagnosing and treating your condition.
Read moreFor patients visiting the Urology Procedures department for a urodynamic study to assess your urinary problem
Read moreExplains what the Urology Patient-Initiated Follow-Up (PIFU) service is and how it can help you manage your condition
Read moreExplains how and why patients may wear restraint mitts and freedom splints in ICU.
Read moreA list of apps, from external organisation, that you and your family may find helpful
Read moreThis leaflet is for pregnant women, partners and new parents, to access for support during or after pregnancy.
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