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"Antenatal early pregnancy emergency clinic"

About: St Helier Hospital

I am 19 weeks pregnant. I visited the clinic for pelvic pain, essentialy in the groin area, with difficulty walking, and turning during sleep. The clinic is open in the morning, on a first come first seen bases and level of emergency. I've spent nearly 2 hours at the hospital. When I arrived I've been 7 on the cue. There were enough chairs. The waiting time was acceptable. After a quick chat I have been sent for a checkup ultrasound by the midwife. I waited again. I've seen the midwife again afterward. Everything was fine with the baby, but it didn't explain my pain. The midwife was kind, understanding for my concerns, and very open at my suggestion. I showed her a reseach about Pelvic Girdle Pain, and she happily refered me to the physiotherapy unit.

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Response from St Helier Hospital 9 years ago
St Helier Hospital
Submitted on 26/01/2015 at 10:48
Published on nhs.uk on 27/01/2015 at 00:00


Thank you very much for your comments. All feedback is important for us, but it’s always nice to receive praise, so we will pass your comments onto our team in the women’s health department. We hope the rest of your pregnancy goes smoothly – our midwives and consultants will be with you every step of the way. Pippa Hart Chief Nurse

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