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We try to give all patients a copy of their endoscopy report and written discharge instructions before they leave.

Should you experience discomfort or any leakage down the sides of the catheter, try draining the urine more often.

Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust try very hard not to cancel operations on the day of surgery.

We suggest that you try to eat a well-balanced, healthy diet and drink plenty of fluids during your course of radiotherapy, as this may help your body

Try not to be alarmed if you get an unexpected high reading – a one-off reading may be nothing to worry about.

We would also ask that you try to limit the number of personal belongings in your room.

We advise that you try to eat a high-fibre diet with plenty of fruit and vegetables before and after the operation.

This can be costly so please try to keep your stock levels up.

You may have some discomfort following your surgery but we will try to control this as effectively as possible using a variety of pain relief.

Try low-impact activities that put less strain on your joints, such as swimming, cycling, walking and aqua aerobics.

We may have other appointments booked, but we will try our best to arrange a convenient time.

They will try to arrange your radiotherapy appointment to accommodate.

If you already have an epidural and it is working well, the anaesthetist may try to give you enough anaesthetic through the epidural for you to have an

This means that there would be nothing left behind to try to make a new back passage.

We suggest you try to eat a well-balanced, healthy diet and drink plenty of fluids during your course of radiotherapy, as this may help your body to cope

A balanced, varied diet is recommended and you should try to eat 3 or more times a day.