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Hi i have got a date through to see the consultant at the hospital on the 21st july,

I have already had blood tests done at my GP (doctor's surgery) & he said all were fine to them

Normally this used to be done at the hospital but they are doing blood testing with your local doctors to cut the waiting list down as that procedure is normally the first thing they do at the hospital

So my question is.... what will happen in the next stage when i go see them at the hospital ?.. when do i see a dietition ? etc

Im from the UK & going to Derby hospital..any advice greatfully appreciated

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