If you have any further questions, contact any of our East of England clinics including those in Cambridge, Colchester, Norwich and Wickford.
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Yes, but you should have protected intercourse from day one of that cycle. This is because you will be taking medication that may increase the risk of miscarriage if taken in early pregnancy.
Yes, gentle exercise is recommended as it helps to release endorphins, which reduce stress levels.
It’s also good for you if you’re overweight, especially if you have a Body Mass Index (BMI) above 30. What’s more, regular exercise helps maintain regular bowel movements.
Yes. There is no documented evidence of any risk for the potential mother or foetus. For long-haul flights, take the normal precautions to prevent the risk of deep vein thrombosis (DVT), such as keeping well hydrated and exercising your legs from time to time.
If your risk of DVT is higher than normal – for example, if you have had DVT in the past – speak to your GP before you travel.
When your consultation was confirmed you were sent an email with a link and information regarding logging into the e-consents system. You need to follow the appropriate clinic link below and enter your medical ID (this is your Bourn Hall medical number and not your NHS number) and your password.
Once you are logged into the system it will guide you through the necessary information and forms that need to be completed as applicable for your treatment.
There are forms that must be completed before you attend for your initial consultation.
Once you have had your consultation, and the doctor confirms your individual treatment plan, there will be additional forms which must be completed before we can confirm your treatment schedule, so please log in again after you have attended your consultation.
NB: Unsure which link to use? The safest rule is to go by your case number – if your number starts BN, you are Norwich; BW – Wickford; and no prefix, so just a number, then Cambridge.
