This page lists leaflets produced or used by our department. Each leaflet is reviewed at least every three years to make sure it is kept up to date.
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- Coping methods for labour that are non-pharmacological include complementary therapies, using the birthing pool, and relaxation techniques.
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- This leaflet gives information for women with type 1 or type 2 diabetes who are considering pregnancy.
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- This leaflet tells you about a research study. Before you make a decision please discuss this with your family and friends and do ask any questions you have.
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- Mothers: eLIXIR - The early life cross-linkage in research
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- This leaflet explains about how to express breast milk for your baby.
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- If you are pregnant, you will need to start thinking about your antenatal care, as well as ways that you can take care of your health, and your baby. This information provides advice about your physical and emotional wellbeing, lifestyle changes and arranging your care, as well as useful resources and extra support.
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- When and how induction of labour might be needed.
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- Tips and techniques for massaging postnatal scars safely, including episiotomy, perineal tear or caesarean scars, to reduce scar tissue and ease any discomfort or sensitivity after birth.
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- The MAU is a walk-in department for emergency and antenatal care for those more then 18 weeks pregnant. Led by midwives, it also provides emergency care for postnatal problems (for example, raised blood pressure, wound infection or heavy vaginal bleeding) up to 6 weeks after birth.
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- This leaflet explains more about having an oral glucose tolerance test (OGTT) during pregnancy. It also provides information on how you can prepare for the test and what you can expect when you come to hospital.