Digital patient information hub

Advice:

The effects of some of the drugs may last up to 24-48 hours.Whilst these are in your body it is important that you:

Do have a responsible adult with you.
Do
drink plenty of fluids and eat a light diet.
Do
avoid alcohol and recreational drugs.

Do Not operate any machinery (including cooker) or drive.
Do Not
sign important legal documents.
Do Not
lock yourself in a room alone.

You should continue to take your usual prescribed medication unless advised otherwise by the doctor.
You can take simple over the counter pain relief eg: Paracetamol for pain (as recommended on the medicines information).

Contact numbers

Bradford Royal Infirmary; Emergency Department: 01274 272747
Or contact your GP
For more information on sedation, see the link below:
https://www.rcoa.ac.uk/patients/patient-information-resources/information-sedationLN003926

Accessible Information

If you need this information in another format or language and are in the hospital, please ask a member of staff. If you are accessing this leaflet online or on your phone you can see our Google Translate automated guidance on the Digital Patient Information Hub home screen.

People with hearing and speech difficulties

You can contact us using the Relay UK app. Textphone users will need to dial 18001 ahead of the number to be contacted.

Smoking

Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is a smoke-free organisation. You are not permitted to smoke or in use e-cigarettes in any of the hospital buildings or grounds.

Published by
, Bradford Royal Infirmary, Duckworth Lane, Bradford BD9 6RJ.

Date of publication: Oct 2023
Review Date: Oct 2025
MID Ref: 23071314