Archives: Patient Information Leaflets
Following the loss of your baby – stillbirth during pregnancy
We wish to extend our sympathy to you following the loss of your baby. We hope this information will offer you help and guidance in your time of need. If […]
Following the loss of your baby – miscarriage before 20 weeks of pregnancy
We wish to extend our sympathy to you and offer you our support at this difficult time. We hope this information will offer you help and guidance in your time […]
Following the loss of your baby – medical termination for fetal abnormality
We wish to extend our sympathy to you and offer you our support at this difficult time. We hope this information will offer you help and guidance in your time […]
Following the loss of your baby – late miscarriage
We wish to extend our sympathy to you following the loss of your baby. We hope the information in this booklet will offer you help and guidance in your time […]
Waterbirth
Immersion in water during labour can aid relaxation, ease pain, help you change position easily and reduce the need for additional pain relief and is supported at Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS […]
Suspected pulmonary embolism (PE) in pregnancy
What is a pulmonary embolus? A deep vein thrombosis (DVT) is a blood clot that forms in one of the deep veins of the leg. If the clot moves to […]
Screening tests for you and your baby
Please click the link below for a list of information about the latest screening tests for you and your baby: Screening tests for you and your baby – GOV.UK (www.gov.uk) […]
Prolonged jaundice screen
Your midwife, health visitor or doctor will ask you to bring your baby to the unit for a prolonged jaundice screen. What is Jaundice? Jaundice is the name given to […]
Preterm birth clinic
Read our guide below about our preterm birth clinic. You can also download a PDF version of this patient information by following the link on the right. What is the […]
Obstetric cholestasis (liver disorder in pregnancy)
What is Obstetric Cholestasis? Obstetric cholestasis (OC) is a liver problem that can happen during pregnancy and may cause your body to make more bile acids. It can make the […]