Patient Information Leaflets – Maternity
Pregnancy
- Amniocentesis
- Anti-D-Injections – Information-for-Women-with-Rh-D-Negative-Blood
- Aromatherapy – A Guide for use on the MLBU Guide-to-using-aromatherapy-in-your-labour
- BRAIN Shared Decision Making Tool
- Breech baby at the end of pregnancy
- Carriage of Group B Streptococcus
- Choosing where to have your baby
- Chorionic Villus Sampling (CVS)
- Declining blood products or a blood transfusion in pregnancy or after childbirth
- ECV (External Cephalic Version)
- Early Pregnancy Assessment Unit
- Feeling your Baby move
- Frequently asked questions for women booked for an elective (planned) caesarean section
- Gestational Diabetes
- How are you Dad?
- Hyperemesis Gravidarum
- Information for patients after an inconclusive result on ultrasound scan
- Induction of Labour – what it means (1st time mothers)
- Induction of Labour Patient Information Leaflet
- Information for pregnant women who have epilepsy
- Low dose Aspirin-in-Pregnancy
- Obstetric Cholestasis
- Pelvic Girdle Pain
- Postnatal Physiotherapy advice and exercises
- Preconception Care for Women with Diabetes
- Pregnancy Oral Glucose Tolerance test
- Pre-term pre-labour rupture-of-membranes (waters breaking)
- Screening for Down, Edwards and Patau Syndromes in Pregnancy
- Sterilisation at the time of Caesarean Section
- Weight Management in Pregnancy
- What can I do if my Baby is breech?
- Wrist and Hand Pain during and after Pregnancy
Birth
- Anaesthesia for Caesarean Section
- Epidural Information Card
- Information about staying on Cley ward overnight in a supporter’s role
- Latent phase of labour
- Pain Relief in Labour
- Patient Information for Elective Caesarean (You Tube)
- Remifentanil Patient Control Analgesia for Pain Relief in Labour
- Third or Fourth Degree Perineal Tear
- Vitamin K
- Using Water for Labour and Birth
After Birth
- Baby Feeding Information
- Examination of the Newborn and Advice on Discharge
- How to look after your Perineum after having-a-baby
- Information for Mothers following the birth of a baby – Signs-and-symptoms-of-serious-illness
- Information for supporters staying overnight on Blakeney
- Looking after your bladder, bowel and pelvic floor when you have a baby
- Preventing a Blood Clot while Pregnant or After Birth
- Postnatal depression
- Essential Guide to Feeding and Caring for your Baby
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