Patient resources

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

Addison’s disease – disorder of the adrenal glands

Burning mouth syndrome (BMS)

Having an X-ray guided joint injection or sample of fluid taken (aspiration)

Caring for your child after hospital care for a traumatic event

Your multidisciplinary team for colorectal cancer

Dizziness and fainting (Gujarati)

A guide to self care after pelvic radiotherapy (vaginal dilation)

Having vacuum assisted closure (VAC) therapy to help your wound heal

Weight management for type 2 diabetes

Having a manometry and 24-hour pH study to test for digestive disorders

Supporting you to leave hospital when you may need ongoing care

Carbohydrate counting guide for type 1 diabetes

Continuing your ongoing hospital care at Ashton

Treating a tear or hole in your retina by laser

Having a chest drain inserted to remove air/ fluid from around your lung

Having a sample of abnormal tissue taken for examination (ultrasound guided soft tissue biopsy)

Treatment for your RCES eye condition (recurrent corneal erosion syndrome)

Having a Hickman line inserted to allow delivery of your medicines/treatments

Care after a targeted biopsy of the prostate

Aftercare information for leaflet 106 'Having a targeted biopsy of the prostate'.