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Chronic pancreatitis and your diet

WebContinuing to smoke with chronic pancreas means you have a much higher risk of developing pancreatic cancer. An inherited genetic mutation disrupting the function of the …

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A guide to managing constipation

WebConstipation could be a short-term problem or can become a chronic, longer term problem, particularly if left untreated. A doctor would describe you having constipation if: Some …

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Exercises for bone and muscle strength Exercises to promote …

Web4 Exercises to promote bone and muscle strength Trunk extension (Back lift) • Lie down on your front, legs together, with your hands at the same level as your head, keeping your …

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Dietary advice for gallstones

WebThe tips below may help: † Aim for five to six small meals a day with snacks if possible. † Have high protein foods such as lean meat, fish, soya, reduced fat dairy, lentils and …

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Calcium supplements and tests

WebLook at how much ‘elemental’ calcium (the actual amount of calcium) the supplement provides. For instance, 1,250 mg of calcium carbonate provides 500mg of calcium. …

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Lifestyle advice for high blood pressure

WebHow to eat less salt: 4 handy hints. 1. Eat less processed foods and more fresh foods. 2. Cut down, or cut out, salt and stock cubes in cooking. 3. Avoid adding salt to foods at the …

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Information for patients Respiratory Medicine

Webpage 6 of 12 Symptoms Some people may experience symptoms other than shortness of breath. These could include: Heart - Palpitations, chest pain, fast heart rate Brain - …

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Help for children who are extremely fussy eaters

WebContents 1: Introduction 1 How to use this information sheet 1 1.1 Introduction to fussy eating 2 1.2 Comparing common and extreme fussy eating 2 1.3 When to get more help …

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Bone markers (blood and urine tests) Royal Osteoporosis …

WebBone resorption markers can be measured in blood or urine. Bone formation markers are measured in blood. The two markers generally used are called PINP and CTX and these …

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Vitamin supplements

WebThe vitamins in this medication include: Vitamin A: Essential for healthy eyes, skin, nail and hair. Vitamin C: For fighting infection and absorption of iron. Vitamin D: For healthy …

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Angular cheilitis

WebWhat are the signs and symptoms of angular cheilitis? Some people will have no symptoms. However you may notice: Cracking, crusting and/or redness of the corners of your mouth …

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Very low carbohydrate diet

WebDiet Doctor – free meal plans and recipes for very low carb diets. www.dietdoctor.com. 3. Meal Ideas. Drink plenty of water and sugar free drinks such as tea, coffee, sugar-free …

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0114 271 3248 Continence Booking Centre Advisory Service

WebAt least 35,000 people in Sheffield have the same kind of problems. 1 in 4 women and 1 in 20 men suffer with incontinence at some point in their life. Contact details. Continence …

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Welcome to the Royal Hallamshire Hospital

WebIf you are entitled to certain means tested benefits you may be able to get help with your train or bus fares or car mileage, including a £2.00 contribution to car parking at the multi …

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Reaching us by car Public Transport How to find us

WebPIL4292 PD10021 v4 Revised: Nov 2020 Review: Nov 2022 Numbered entrances Entrances to the hospital are numbered. Further help is available at our main reception …

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Effortful swallow

WebSwallow normally but squeeze very hard with your tongue and throat muscles throughout the swallow. It should feel more hard work to swallow. You may see the effort in your neck …

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Information for patients Active Programmes

WebYour GP, practice nurse, hospital doctor or other health professional involved in your care can make a referral if they feel it is appropriate. Contact details. Active Programmes …

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