Patient resources

Having cryotherapy in your mouth (oral cryotherapy)

Waiting in our Emergency Department after booking in at Adult Reception

Getting supplies of your anti-rejection medicines after a kidney transplant

Lichen planus in the mouth

Surgery for buried canine teeth

Having botulinum toxin A (Botox) in the facial muscles

Having your hernia repaired

How to use a NIPPY 4 ventilation machine to help with your breathing

Excision biopsy of a breast lump

Monitoring changes to your vision after discharge from Medical Retina Clinic

Going home with an enteral feeding tube (for children living in Northamptonshire)

Advice for living without a spleen or a spleen that does not work

If you or your child has an absent or dysfunctional spleen, complete the details on patient record card and ensure it is carried by the person affected at all times so that paramedics and other health professionals are aware of your condition, should you or your child be taken ill.

Kidney disease – Dietary advice when you first start haemodialysis

When an unlicensed medicine is prescribed to you

General hand exercises to reduce stiffness

Having surgery to remove your appendix

Avoiding pecans and walnuts when you are allergic to them

Avoiding peanuts when you are allergic to them

Avoiding hazelnuts when you are allergic to them

Avoiding cashew and pistachio nuts when you are allergic to them