Resources

Information on post natal care following the birth of your baby.

Information about recovery following a nephrectomy (kidney removal).

PTS is caused by damage after a clot in the valves and veins in the leg. This means that blood does not flow freely up the affected vein.

This information is about postural hypotension and explains its causes and symptoms and how to manage symptoms.

This leaflet provides information on what you can expect following an amputation.

Pregnancy may be affected by hyperthyroidism (an overactive thyroid gland). If possible, hyperthyroidism should be treated and brought under control before getting pregnant. If hyperthyroidism is uncontrolled, there is a high risk of complications of pregnancy.

Hypothyroidism means an underactive thyroid gland, which does not make enough thyroid hormone. A pregnant woman’s thyroid hormones are vital for her and for the development of her baby. There is an increased risk of complications in pregnancy if hypothyroidism is not carefully treated.

Information on pregnancy of unknown location (PUL).

Information and support for preparing for radiotherapy or chemotherapy to the head and neck region.

This information is about preparing for your pregnancy ultrasound scan. It explains why you are having your scans; what you need to know before your scans and where you can find information about the type of scan you are having.