Information about amniocentesis.

Information regarding knee arthroscopy.

Information about bleeding and pains during early pregnancy.

Information regarding booking an appointment for a blood test and EKG.

Information about bottle feeding.

Information regarding examination for calprotectin in stool.

Information about transmitted Chlamydia.

When a child has a fever, vomits or has diarrhoea several times a day, they can lose a lot of fluid. If they do not drink enough during, they can become dehydrated. It is important that the child drinks a lot of water, but try to avoid fizzy soda or juice, as they contain too much sugar, which can exacerbate dehydration.

Information about diabetes during pregnancy.

An ear infection affects the middle ear. The inflammation is usually caused by a virus, but can also be caused by bacteria. An ear infection is a very common and harmless disease. It usually lasts a couple of days.It is treated with painkillers and perhaps antibiotics.

Information about early home discharge

Information about egg allergy.

In a surgical abortion the uterus is emptied of pregnancy tissue.

Guidence for an energy-rich diet.

Test about the condition of the lungs.

False croup is a common disease caused by a virus infection. Therefore, it cannot the treated with penicillin or other antibiotics. Symptoms are wheezing, "barking" cogh, hoarseness, soreness when swollowing and tightness of the chest.

Febrile convulsions are suffered by young children with a fever. They usually occur at the start of an infection and are very common. Febrile convulsions are not dangerous.

Fever is often seen in connection with an infection. It is a body temperature over 38 degrees centigrade. Children often experience a rapid temperature rise. A fever is not dangerous, and there is little connection between high temperature and the severity of an illness.

Read more about what to do after your gallbladder removal or hernia operation.

Read more about what to do after your surgery.

Information about the glucose tolerance test.

Glocuse tolerance test sreens for diabetes.

Read more about what to do after your gynaecological operation.

Information about hysteroscopy.

Impetigo is a harmless, common childhood disease caused by bacteria in the skin. Dampness and heat increase the risk of impetigo. The disease usually lasts a couple of days.It usually starts as a little red spot that gradually fills with liquid. A yellow or greeny/brown scab will then form. Impetigo can be itchy. Good hand hygiene is the best form of prevention. Cover spots with a plaster to reduce the risk of infection.

The pain medication consists of Paracetamol, Ibupofen and Magnesia.

Information about the time after a head injury.

Information about the lactose tolerance test.

Information about the lactose tolerance test for children.

Guidence about a milk free diet.

Information about miscarriage.

Information about Non-Invasive Prenatal Testing.

Information about nausea and vomiting duringpregnancy.

Information about what you must pay attention to after the orthopaedic operation.

Information regarding the outpatient blodt test department.

Information about the outpatient blood test department.

Information regarding the outpatient blood test department.

While on treatment, follow up visits are required every 6 months at an infectious disease outpatient clinic.

To help you as much as possible in connection with pregnancy, childbirth and the postpartum period, we have prepared an overview of what you can expect.

In a surgical evacuation, the uterus is emptied of remaining pregnancy tissue after a miscarriage.

Syphilis is treated with antibiotic injection or tablets.

Losing someone close to you is not easy and dealing with practical matters can seem unmanageable. Read about practical and regulations.

Information about vitamins and iron supplements for babies born with gestational age under 37 weeks or over 37 weeks, but weighing under 2500 g.

Preparation for a caesaean section.

When a child has broken an arm or a leg, it rarely needs surgery on the day of the accident. An operation is therefore usually scheduled for one of the following days. The child must fast before the operation.