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Archive: Maternity (Obstetrics)
Feeling your baby move
This information is provided by Tommy’s Pregnancy Hub To view the leaflet, please click here:...
Corticosteriods in pregnancy
This information is for you if you are pregnant and have been offered corticosteroids (commonly known as steroids) because there is a chance that your baby may be born...
Birthing partners staying overnight
We recognise that for some situations, it is supportive for a birth partner to stay overnight. However, we also know that due to the lack of sleep and relative...
Gestational Diabetes mellitus
What is gestational diabetes mellitus? Gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) is a form of diabetes which affects up to 15% of women in pregnancy. It occurs as the body is...
Assisted vaginal birth (ventouse or forceps)
This information is provided by Royal College of Obstetricians & Gynaecologists. To view the leaflet, please click...
Meet the Maternity Team
Welcome to the maternity department Whilst you are in the maternity department, you may see many different members of staff. If you’re not sure who they are please ask...
Staying comfortable during labour
This leaflet outlines the options available to support you during your labour and birth. Many of the options you and your birth partner can do at home, as well...
Epidural – Your Choice
What is an epidural? An epidural is a method of pain relief used to relieve pain during labour. An injection of local anaesthetic is passed into your lower back...
TB, BCG and your baby
This information is provided by the Health Security Agency. To read the leaflet, please click...