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Proton beam treatment may make your eye and eyelid red. This redness varies from person to person, according to which part of the eye receives treatment. When Could This Start? This reaction does not usually start until after treatment has finished and becomes most intense about 3 to 4 weeks later. How Can I Minimise This? You can ease any reaction by looking after your eye and eyelids carefully. Who Should I Contact With A Problem? If you have any problems during or after treatment you can ring the proton radiographer on 0151 334 6366 (working hours). When you come for treatment you will given information on whom to contact in an emergency, outside working hours. |
FAQ Patient's Guide From Start to Finish A Patient's View Simulation Mask Making Treatment Program Preparation Age Related Macular Degeneration Treatment Reactions Eye Care Accommodation Transport The Staff Download Pt Guide in Rich Text Format Download Pt Guide in Zip format |
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Professional Information | Employment | How to find us | NHS Direct Site Clatterbridge Centre for Oncology | Clatterbridge Road | Bebington | Wirral | CH63 4JY tel: 0151 334 1155 | fax: 0151 482 7675 | [email protected] Last Updated May 2001 | |||||