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Aspirin to Edoxaban
Has anyone on here had a hip replacement and prior to the op being taken off Aspirin and onto Edoxaban. I had been on Aspirin for AF for quite a few years, I was just wondering why they took me off Aspirin which I was happy with.
Has anyone on here had a hip replacement and prior to the op being taken off Aspirin and onto Edoxaban. I had been on Aspirin for AF for quite a few years, I was just wondering why they took me off Aspirin which I was happy with.
Tedrick
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AF Association
2 years ago
COVID blocking HRT absorption
Hi,i had a totally hysterectomy 1st April and it took me a long time to settle on HRT as I’m 35 who had pmdd anyway and osteoporosis however I was settled using the Lenzetto spray and progesterone tablet however I found during covid it attacked my weakest areas and blocked the absorption of the HRT flaring
Hi,i had a totally hysterectomy 1st April and it took me a long time to settle on HRT as I’m 35 who had pmdd anyway and osteoporosis however I was settled using the Lenzetto spray and progesterone tablet however I found during covid it attacked my weakest areas and blocked the absorption of the HRT flaring
MyStar86
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Menopause and Perimenopause Support
2 years ago
COVID blocking HRT absorption
Hi, i had a totally hysterectomy 1st April and it took me a long time to settle on HRT as I’m 35 who had pmdd anyway and osteoporosis however I was settled using the Lenzetto spray and progesterone tablet however I found during covid it attacked my weakest areas and blocked the absorption of the HRT
Hi, i had a totally hysterectomy 1st April and it took me a long time to settle on HRT as I’m 35 who had pmdd anyway and osteoporosis however I was settled using the Lenzetto spray and progesterone tablet however I found during covid it attacked my weakest areas and blocked the absorption of the HRT
MyStar86
in
Endometriosis UK
2 years ago
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HRT -Does it help?
Hello everyone. I am new to the group.I have osteoporosis and decided against taking drugs and have started HRT.My question is has anyone seen any positive improvement in scores by taking HRT?if so how long did it take and what dose of HRT were they taking? Thank you so much!
Hello everyone. I am new to the group.I have osteoporosis and decided against taking drugs and have started HRT.My question is has anyone seen any positive improvement in scores by taking HRT?if so how long did it take and what dose of HRT were they taking? Thank you so much!
fluffmonkey
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Osteoporosis Support
2 years ago
Breathing and coughing excercises
I've noticed in a lot of responses to questions that people recommend carrying on with their breathing and coughing excercises following open heart surgery. I wasn't given any after my surgery and am wondering what these excercises consist of as I still have breathing problems following my valve replacement
I've noticed in a lot of responses to questions that people recommend carrying on with their breathing and coughing excercises following open heart surgery. I wasn't given any after my surgery and am wondering what these excercises consist of as I still have breathing problems following my valve replacement
Hidden
in
British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
lexapro for menopausal anxiety
my doctor put me on lexapro because I've been having a lot of health issues that are stressing me and I've not been eating or sleeping she thinks it might be linked to menopause and I can't go on hrt so she suggested lexapro any advice or opinions?
my doctor put me on lexapro because I've been having a lot of health issues that are stressing me and I've not been eating or sleeping she thinks it might be linked to menopause and I can't go on hrt so she suggested lexapro any advice or opinions?
Shelly7151
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Anxiety and Depression Support
2 years ago
GP recommends HRT, but still have periods - is this advisable?
HRT: I'm 48, juggling various health/autoimmune-type symptoms, low iron, low energy. Was chatting to a GP today (different one from usual) about getting a sick note, and she suggested trying HRT even though I still have periods. She's written me a prescription, but I'm super wary as a) I don't trust
HRT: I'm 48, juggling various health/autoimmune-type symptoms, low iron, low energy. Was chatting to a GP today (different one from usual) about getting a sick note, and she suggested trying HRT even though I still have periods. She's written me a prescription, but I'm super wary as a) I don't trust
Mancunian_C
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Menopause and Perimenopause Support
2 years ago
HRT
Hi I had OC end of 2020. Stage1c2 grade 1 endometriod adenocarcinoma 14 months after my op I was told its safe for me to have HRT! So I've been on it 4 months now. I'm still undecided if it is helping me or making me feel worse but that's another story. I'm just confused as to why nearly every women
Hi I had OC end of 2020. Stage1c2 grade 1 endometriod adenocarcinoma 14 months after my op I was told its safe for me to have HRT! So I've been on it 4 months now. I'm still undecided if it is helping me or making me feel worse but that's another story. I'm just confused as to why nearly every women
Nara42
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My Ovacome
2 years ago
Aviva - Excluding Endometriosis as a "Chronic" Condition
Hello I'm hoping someone could give me advice or be able to provide some support during this tough time which my wife is going through. I'm doing my very best to support her but feel like I can't do enough most of the time. I know we are lucky in that we have private medical insurance through my work
Hello I'm hoping someone could give me advice or be able to provide some support during this tough time which my wife is going through. I'm doing my very best to support her but feel like I can't do enough most of the time. I know we are lucky in that we have private medical insurance through my work
HTFCacc2022
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Endometriosis UK
2 years ago
A prime example of bad misleading research
A little bit of scientific comment and analysis to discriminate plausible papers from rubbish. In the latest journal Thyroid I've picked out a paper that could mislead readers in its misuse of statistical analyses These are the kind of sloppy papers that all too easily get picked on as support for
A little bit of scientific comment and analysis to discriminate plausible papers from rubbish. In the latest journal Thyroid I've picked out a paper that could mislead readers in its misuse of statistical analyses These are the kind of sloppy papers that all too easily get picked on as support for
diogenes
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Reducing Prednisplone
I have now been on 20mg pred Since the 7th of January and my symptoms of PMR have almost gone little stiff in the shoulders in the morning but nothing like before I am able to work properly and I also have some pain in my right hand and a feeling of tightness in my left
knee
(I had a double
knee
replacement
I have now been on 20mg pred Since the 7th of January and my symptoms of PMR have almost gone little stiff in the shoulders in the morning but nothing like before I am able to work properly and I also have some pain in my right hand and a feeling of tightness in my left
knee
(I had a double
knee
replacement
DJmusic
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PMRGCAuk
2 years ago
Pain management - any good resources?
I'm lucky in that MS has not caused me a tremendous amount of pain. I have hip pain and on the near-term schedule is a hip replacement. Overall, as I get older, there will be more pains and aches, MS/hip-related or not. I am interested in alternative ways to manage pains. The pills are great, but I'm
I'm lucky in that MS has not caused me a tremendous amount of pain. I have hip pain and on the near-term schedule is a hip replacement. Overall, as I get older, there will be more pains and aches, MS/hip-related or not. I am interested in alternative ways to manage pains. The pills are great, but I'm
anaishunter
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My MSAA Community
2 years ago
Dx of PV confirmed
Hi all. So had phone call from my haematologist today to confirm a Dx of PV. I am off to sunny climates today for holiday so he has sent a letter to my GP to start me on aspirin when I return. Won’t see me again until planned Sept consult with him. Not sure when venesections will start, hopefully not
Hi all. So had phone call from my haematologist today to confirm a Dx of PV. I am off to sunny climates today for holiday so he has sent a letter to my GP to start me on aspirin when I return. Won’t see me again until planned Sept consult with him. Not sure when venesections will start, hopefully not
LittleLuna
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MPN Voice
2 years ago
Could HRT be effecting my thyroid levels?
Hi all, Hope ok, advice needed on the following test results... Prior to this test was taking 2grains of armour daily around 6-7am one dose. 26th April 2022 Thyroid function test Serum free T4 level 12.3 pmol/L [11.0-22.6] Serum free triiodothyronine level 4.6 pmol/L [3.5-6.5] Serum TSH level 2.0 mu
Hi all, Hope ok, advice needed on the following test results... Prior to this test was taking 2grains of armour daily around 6-7am one dose. 26th April 2022 Thyroid function test Serum free T4 level 12.3 pmol/L [11.0-22.6] Serum free triiodothyronine level 4.6 pmol/L [3.5-6.5] Serum TSH level 2.0 mu
Happyfairy09
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Help with hrt
I’ve been taking evorel 25 and ultrogestan 100 since February for menopause symptoms but the side effects have been getting worse. The menopause team wrote to gp and suggested everol conti or something else. The gp prescribed everol conti as it’s what they prefer. I finally got it today and I’m not happy
I’ve been taking evorel 25 and ultrogestan 100 since February for menopause symptoms but the side effects have been getting worse. The menopause team wrote to gp and suggested everol conti or something else. The gp prescribed everol conti as it’s what they prefer. I finally got it today and I’m not happy
Bethleah
in
Endometriosis UK
2 years ago
Levothyroxine and HRT
My first post on here but have been following for the last 4 years and have learnt so much from all the different posts. My question is about taking HRT tablets as well as Levothyroxine . I take my levo before bed but my HRT tablets also say to take at night. Will this affect my levo? Should I consider
My first post on here but have been following for the last 4 years and have learnt so much from all the different posts. My question is about taking HRT tablets as well as Levothyroxine . I take my levo before bed but my HRT tablets also say to take at night. Will this affect my levo? Should I consider
Mmagic
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
My journey continues
I had a laproscopy 2 years ago and now awaiting it again. They have put me on the injection to bring on menopause & HRT. I rang today to see the wait for surgery it is going to be 50 weeks. They are going to extend the injections until I have the surgery even though the injection is licenced for 6 months
I had a laproscopy 2 years ago and now awaiting it again. They have put me on the injection to bring on menopause & HRT. I rang today to see the wait for surgery it is going to be 50 weeks. They are going to extend the injections until I have the surgery even though the injection is licenced for 6 months
D2594
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Endometriosis UK
2 years ago
Reducing levothyroxine and taking HRT
I would appreciate some thoughts on whether I should reduce my Levothyroxine from 125 daily to 125 x Mon-Fri and 100 x Sat/Sun to bring TSH up a little bit. GP has agreed to this and started me on HRT patch (Evorel Conti 50) to see if that helps with the aches and pains as she thinks thyroid is treated
I would appreciate some thoughts on whether I should reduce my Levothyroxine from 125 daily to 125 x Mon-Fri and 100 x Sat/Sun to bring TSH up a little bit. GP has agreed to this and started me on HRT patch (Evorel Conti 50) to see if that helps with the aches and pains as she thinks thyroid is treated
Pooky1
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Not going to sit and wait
Hi I’m a 66 year old female who is awaiting a hip replacement I’m overweight and have started healthy eating and walking but on crutches, I have lost sixteen pound in 6 weeks, and quite a few inches, I am really enjoying walking daily and do at least 10,000 steps each day, I have gone from finding it
Hi I’m a 66 year old female who is awaiting a hip replacement I’m overweight and have started healthy eating and walking but on crutches, I have lost sixteen pound in 6 weeks, and quite a few inches, I am really enjoying walking daily and do at least 10,000 steps each day, I have gone from finding it
Walkeroncrutches
in
Health Walk
2 years ago
ITB issues
Anyone had olio tibial band problems after tkr, I have also developed bursitis in my hip,beginning to wish I'd never had the knee done !
Anyone had olio tibial band problems after tkr, I have also developed bursitis in my hip,beginning to wish I'd never had the knee done !
Judym
in
Arthritis Action
2 years ago
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