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Hello again 👋 Well I didn't expect this! I'm just out of A&E after a gallstone attack. Excruciating, until the morphine kicked in. I've been given strong painkillers and antibiotics. I'm a bit miffed, as I've been following a Low Fodmap, anti- inflammatory, pescatarian diet for as long as I can remember
Hello again 👋 Well I didn't expect this! I'm just out of A&E after a gallstone attack. Excruciating, until the morphine kicked in. I've been given strong painkillers and antibiotics. I'm a bit miffed, as I've been following a Low Fodmap, anti- inflammatory, pescatarian diet for as long as I can remember
Caffeinefreezone
in
Thyroid UK
8 months ago
waiting
have waited 7 years for a new hip Have Avascular Necrosis So much pain 4 surgeons have made reasons not to do So much pain Now another hospital said may do next month But so worried now
have waited 7 years for a new hip Have Avascular Necrosis So much pain 4 surgeons have made reasons not to do So much pain Now another hospital said may do next month But so worried now
Perrie46
in
NRAS
8 months ago
Another round of Covid vaccine in UK …..
News of a new variant and adapted Covid vaccine is in the UK media to-day, raising the question for me whether to get it or not. I’m nervous as I recall my PMR starting 2 days after my very first jab (Pfizer) - my system was in a very stressed state at the time. I am currently half-way through 5-week
News of a new variant and adapted Covid vaccine is in the UK media to-day, raising the question for me whether to get it or not. I’m nervous as I recall my PMR starting 2 days after my very first jab (Pfizer) - my system was in a very stressed state at the time. I am currently half-way through 5-week
Hopingsail
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PMRGCAuk
8 months ago
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Crashed
Hi everyone hope your well , quick question , came home from hospital 2 weeks ago , gallbladder bile duct infection , pancreas inflamed and liver also , was very lethargic for the first few days , sleeping up to 18 hours a day , but gradually got a some energy together and was doing really well up all
Hi everyone hope your well , quick question , came home from hospital 2 weeks ago , gallbladder bile duct infection , pancreas inflamed and liver also , was very lethargic for the first few days , sleeping up to 18 hours a day , but gradually got a some energy together and was doing really well up all
wp69
in
British Liver Trust
9 months ago
Cutie Pics is back
Hello everyoneSorry that there's been a long break from 'cutie pics' but i've been very poorly with shingles. Now i'm feeling better but still very fatigued i 'm posting a fun pic for bank holiday. Hope you like it. Looks like someone at the Great Yorkshire Show this year didn't get the 'memo'!?. Haha
Hello everyoneSorry that there's been a long break from 'cutie pics' but i've been very poorly with shingles. Now i'm feeling better but still very fatigued i 'm posting a fun pic for bank holiday. Hope you like it. Looks like someone at the Great Yorkshire Show this year didn't get the 'memo'!?. Haha
misty14
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LUPUS UK
9 months ago
Im scared
Hi all 5 weeks after gall bladder removal and blocked bile duct. I was eating and feeling fine up until yesterday. Trapped wind pain exact feeling of blocked duct like I had. Is it possible to get a blocked bile duct again. Been after 8 weeks after ercp and 5 weeks after gbladder ethical l removal
Hi all 5 weeks after gall bladder removal and blocked bile duct. I was eating and feeling fine up until yesterday. Trapped wind pain exact feeling of blocked duct like I had. Is it possible to get a blocked bile duct again. Been after 8 weeks after ercp and 5 weeks after gbladder ethical l removal
Contra21
in
British Liver Trust
9 months ago
Very yellow but GP says I'm not jaundiced
Hello everyone, I had my gallbladder removed in 2007. Over the past 3+ years I have noticed my skin gradually becoming more yellow. I had what I think was a biliary attack last November, extreme pain vomitting etc. I have been very unwell since, losing about 2 stones in weight since (not i tended
Hello everyone, I had my gallbladder removed in 2007. Over the past 3+ years I have noticed my skin gradually becoming more yellow. I had what I think was a biliary attack last November, extreme pain vomitting etc. I have been very unwell since, losing about 2 stones in weight since (not i tended
MePo
in
British Liver Trust
9 months ago
post cholecystectomy issues
I had my gallbladder out (gallstones) 10 years ago and for the first 5 or so years I had no problems whatsoever, life returned to normal. Then I started getting these weird night time vomiting events. Always seemed to be woken between 2 and 3am with a heavy pressure in my stomach/gut, not feeling nauseas
I had my gallbladder out (gallstones) 10 years ago and for the first 5 or so years I had no problems whatsoever, life returned to normal. Then I started getting these weird night time vomiting events. Always seemed to be woken between 2 and 3am with a heavy pressure in my stomach/gut, not feeling nauseas
Susanc241
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Oesophageal & Gastric Cancer
4 months ago
cholecystectomy and cirrhosis
I’ve been advised that I need a cholecystectomy due to a polyp (9 x 6.5 mm). I have cirrhosis, but am fully compensated. I have been told that this operation can be very dangerous for someone with cirrhosis. Any help or advice please?
I’ve been advised that I need a cholecystectomy due to a polyp (9 x 6.5 mm). I have cirrhosis, but am fully compensated. I have been told that this operation can be very dangerous for someone with cirrhosis. Any help or advice please?
Turvy
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British Liver Trust
4 months ago
Update re: Gallbladder issue.
I am having my gall bladder removed on the 9th any advice or tips on recovery would be very welcome. Backstory is that I have had intermittent issues for several years. Mentioned to my GP (Male) who to be honest did not seem very interested in my symptoms, was given PPI for "indigestion" as blood
I am having my gall bladder removed on the 9th any advice or tips on recovery would be very welcome. Backstory is that I have had intermittent issues for several years. Mentioned to my GP (Male) who to be honest did not seem very interested in my symptoms, was given PPI for "indigestion" as blood
Manderson27
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British Liver Trust
5 months ago
Biopsy
Hi all I had a liver biopsy recently and on looking at my medical records I noticed the following.
"There is a remarkable bile duct injury with bile duct proliferation highlighted with CK7, the features are consistent with chronic cholestatic liver disease with bile duct injury clinicopathological
Hi all I had a liver biopsy recently and on looking at my medical records I noticed the following.
"There is a remarkable bile duct injury with bile duct proliferation highlighted with CK7, the features are consistent with chronic cholestatic liver disease with bile duct injury clinicopathological
Yoghurtfan
in
British Liver Trust
10 months ago
Plant Sterols for reduction of cholesterol
Not necessarily related to PMR as I have had high cholesterol since I first started having blood tests years ago. My 'good' and 'bad' have always been about the same level. My current GP suggested statins. I declined. She then suggested trying plant sterols. I've ordered a couple pf packs from
Not necessarily related to PMR as I have had high cholesterol since I first started having blood tests years ago. My 'good' and 'bad' have always been about the same level. My current GP suggested statins. I declined. She then suggested trying plant sterols. I've ordered a couple pf packs from
Pr0jection
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PMRGCAuk
10 months ago
Disability information
Biliary CirrhosisPrimary Biliary Cirrhosis – Condition and Symptoms The liver secretes bile, a bodily fluid that is essential for the body to digest fats. It also helps the body to rid itself of toxic substances, cholesterol, and worn-out red blood cells. The ducts that release bile can become damaged
Biliary CirrhosisPrimary Biliary Cirrhosis – Condition and Symptoms The liver secretes bile, a bodily fluid that is essential for the body to digest fats. It also helps the body to rid itself of toxic substances, cholesterol, and worn-out red blood cells. The ducts that release bile can become damaged
DonnaBoll
Administrator
in
PBC Foundation
2 hours ago
Beta blockers
I'm 68, female with NASH/ Cirrhosis which is compensated. I have recently been prescribed 1.25 mg of Bisoprolol Fumarate (beta blocker) but I'm so anxious about taking it as my GP seemed unsure about any effect on my liver. I was wondering if any members take beta blockers with no ill effects? I'm also
I'm 68, female with NASH/ Cirrhosis which is compensated. I have recently been prescribed 1.25 mg of Bisoprolol Fumarate (beta blocker) but I'm so anxious about taking it as my GP seemed unsure about any effect on my liver. I was wondering if any members take beta blockers with no ill effects? I'm also
Robert1220
in
British Liver Trust
15 days ago
new members
I know all too well how overwhelming this diagnosis can be to anyone. All of the emotions that can follow are hard to deal with for sure. If any new member doesn't feel comfortable posting anything here initially, please feel free to send me a message via 'chat'. We have all been exactly where you
I know all too well how overwhelming this diagnosis can be to anyone. All of the emotions that can follow are hard to deal with for sure. If any new member doesn't feel comfortable posting anything here initially, please feel free to send me a message via 'chat'. We have all been exactly where you
DonnaBoll
Administrator
in
PBC Foundation
1 month ago
Pending gall bladder removal
Hi all, I wanted to.ask you all out there. Self.confessed worry wart.and scoured this forum amd it only scared me of stories post surgery. 3 weeks in hospital.due to a blocked bile duct. Jaundice and well it was hell. After the ercp procedure I feel much better but bloating is horrendous. I'm now scheduled
Hi all, I wanted to.ask you all out there. Self.confessed worry wart.and scoured this forum amd it only scared me of stories post surgery. 3 weeks in hospital.due to a blocked bile duct. Jaundice and well it was hell. After the ercp procedure I feel much better but bloating is horrendous. I'm now scheduled
Contra21
in
British Liver Trust
11 months ago
Urso Calculator
https://www.pbcfoundation.org.uk/what-is-pbc/urso-calculator/ Urso dosage is ONLY based on your body weight - [u][i]
never
[/i][/u] lab results or increase of symptoms. It is so important to take the right dose. This can often be a reason for no decrease in elevated liver enzymes. Look to see
https://www.pbcfoundation.org.uk/what-is-pbc/urso-calculator/ Urso dosage is ONLY based on your body weight - [u][i]
never
[/i][/u] lab results or increase of symptoms. It is so important to take the right dose. This can often be a reason for no decrease in elevated liver enzymes. Look to see
DonnaBoll
Administrator
in
PBC Foundation
2 months ago
AST/ALT Ratio
I've just joined as I've been worrying myself sick with online data regarding AST/ALT ratio. My liver function test results came back within range but when I use the ratio calculator it says I have liver cerrhosis or chronic hepatitis. Thanks for any help.
I've just joined as I've been worrying myself sick with online data regarding AST/ALT ratio. My liver function test results came back within range but when I use the ratio calculator it says I have liver cerrhosis or chronic hepatitis. Thanks for any help.
Mack89
in
British Liver Trust
3 months ago
Hope for the future
New research into autoimmune liver condition suggests unique cell movements may be driving disease A Birmingham study reveals a novel cellular phenomenon could be responsible for the onset of primary biliary cholangitis (PBC). Research suggests that a recent understanding of cell movements may
New research into autoimmune liver condition suggests unique cell movements may be driving disease A Birmingham study reveals a novel cellular phenomenon could be responsible for the onset of primary biliary cholangitis (PBC). Research suggests that a recent understanding of cell movements may
DonnaBoll
Administrator
in
PBC Foundation
3 months ago
Please check!
Earlier today I posted the link to the PBC Foundaton's Urso calculator. There are so many posts and questions relating to Urso that I thought it was important for everyone to make sure they are on the right dose. This 'calculator' is also available on the PBC app. Knowing you are taking the right dose
Earlier today I posted the link to the PBC Foundaton's Urso calculator. There are so many posts and questions relating to Urso that I thought it was important for everyone to make sure they are on the right dose. This 'calculator' is also available on the PBC app. Knowing you are taking the right dose
DonnaBoll
Administrator
in
PBC Foundation
3 months ago
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