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Had my nasal surgery, in mom's house
My nose doesn't stop running. Mom was cute but started to trigger me especially when trying to make sis study faster. All day in hospital, no food till 8pm, three times drawn blood, anesthesia, waiting... Wondering when to go back. I don't like both my living options.
My nose doesn't stop running. Mom was cute but started to trigger me especially when trying to make sis study faster. All day in hospital, no food till 8pm, three times drawn blood, anesthesia, waiting... Wondering when to go back. I don't like both my living options.
Against_the_current
in
Anxiety and Depression Support
1 year ago
Multivitamins/Prednisolone/Vegetarian?
Hello, Short background. Diagnosed with PMR 2020, on Pred since December 2020, usual ups and downs/flares whilst learning about living with it and getting advice from here for the last few years. Medication. I take Lansoprazole 30mg about 30-60 mins before breakfast every morning. After breakfast
Hello, Short background. Diagnosed with PMR 2020, on Pred since December 2020, usual ups and downs/flares whilst learning about living with it and getting advice from here for the last few years. Medication. I take Lansoprazole 30mg about 30-60 mins before breakfast every morning. After breakfast
PMArrrrgh
in
PMRGCAuk
16 hours ago
Everything taste awful - like vinegar!
I was prescribed 6 drugs in March following a silent heart attack. They were the usual - Aspirin, Clopidogrel, Ramipril, Atovastatin, Bisoprolol, and Lansoprazole. Five weeks ago food and drink began to taste awful - sour or vinegarish. I can't bear to eat any dairy, fruit or meat. I can eat vegetables
I was prescribed 6 drugs in March following a silent heart attack. They were the usual - Aspirin, Clopidogrel, Ramipril, Atovastatin, Bisoprolol, and Lansoprazole. Five weeks ago food and drink began to taste awful - sour or vinegarish. I can't bear to eat any dairy, fruit or meat. I can eat vegetables
Traveller007
in
British Heart Foundation
1 day ago
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Nasal Polyps
I had
surgery
to remove
nasal
polyps about 7 years ago and afterwards was told to use a nasal spray Fluticasone to help me from having anymore. So far so good but lately my pharmacy has had a problem of obtaining Fluticasone therefore my GP has suggested Beclomethasone instead.
I had
surgery
to remove
nasal
polyps about 7 years ago and afterwards was told to use a nasal spray Fluticasone to help me from having anymore. So far so good but lately my pharmacy has had a problem of obtaining Fluticasone therefore my GP has suggested Beclomethasone instead.
Spursboy
in
Pain Concern
5 months ago
Urgent: Synarel nasal spray! Desperate to sneeze after but holding it in!
Just started Synarel nasal spray today. I took it 10 min ago but now desperate to sneeze and blow my nose!! When can I do either???
Just started Synarel nasal spray today. I took it 10 min ago but now desperate to sneeze and blow my nose!! When can I do either???
Mrs_MT
in
Fertility Network UK
6 months ago
Tips for dealing with GP
I contacted my surgery only to be told as usual, there were no appointments but a doctor did issue antibiotics and steroid
nasal
spray. A week went by and I contacted the
surgery
again as I still had a fever and, by now, I had developed a really aggressive cough.
I contacted my surgery only to be told as usual, there were no appointments but a doctor did issue antibiotics and steroid
nasal
spray. A week went by and I contacted the
surgery
again as I still had a fever and, by now, I had developed a really aggressive cough.
Mctd
in
LUPUS UK
2 months ago
Antihistamines and tinnitus
I have had right sided tinnitus for over 4 months. I have seen ENT, audiology , MRI etc. There are no reasons found for the tinnitus. I am partially habituated but it can lead to loss of sleep at night. However, I get pollen allergies at about this time of year and start taking antihistamine - ceterizine
I have had right sided tinnitus for over 4 months. I have seen ENT, audiology , MRI etc. There are no reasons found for the tinnitus. I am partially habituated but it can lead to loss of sleep at night. However, I get pollen allergies at about this time of year and start taking antihistamine - ceterizine
norcar
in
Tinnitus UK
1 year ago
Please join us Tuesday,June 18th, for our Living Room discussion on Surgical Options
Hello, Please join us in our San Carlos office Tuesday June 18th in person or if you don’t live in the area, you can join us virtually on GO2's YouTube Live channel. We are thrilled to have Dr. Jeffrey B. Velotta, MD, Thoracic Surgery, Kaiser Permanente, Oakland, CA and Clinical Assistant Professor
Hello, Please join us in our San Carlos office Tuesday June 18th in person or if you don’t live in the area, you can join us virtually on GO2's YouTube Live channel. We are thrilled to have Dr. Jeffrey B. Velotta, MD, Thoracic Surgery, Kaiser Permanente, Oakland, CA and Clinical Assistant Professor
Michelezeh
Partner
in
Lung Cancer Support
6 hours ago
Not sure how to help/plan
Hi all, I'm not really sure what I'm looking for, but felt like typing this might somehow make something better. I'm late 30s, single, only child, single parent, no other family left alive. My mum was diagnosed with stage 4B ovarian last August. She's done chemo (CA 125 down to 6), and debulking.
Hi all, I'm not really sure what I'm looking for, but felt like typing this might somehow make something better. I'm late 30s, single, only child, single parent, no other family left alive. My mum was diagnosed with stage 4B ovarian last August. She's done chemo (CA 125 down to 6), and debulking.
sasissad
in
My Ovacome
7 hours ago
It's been a year
Hi guys I have not been on here much this year. It's a year since my lovely darling man died of cancer. I miss Jim every day. But I carry on and I go out with my friends, it's when I get back home and am alone with my thoughts. It has been a hard year! Hopefully the next year is a bit easier. I have
Hi guys I have not been on here much this year. It's a year since my lovely darling man died of cancer. I miss Jim every day. But I carry on and I go out with my friends, it's when I get back home and am alone with my thoughts. It has been a hard year! Hopefully the next year is a bit easier. I have
Carolsos
in
NRAS
8 hours ago
Shirt sighted
Can anybody tell me if you are long sighted and have cataracts surgery for long distance you then become short sighted
Can anybody tell me if you are long sighted and have cataracts surgery for long distance you then become short sighted
Janebirch1
in
Glaucoma UK
11 hours ago
Aortic stenosis
Hi, I have heart disease and had a stent 2 years ago,I'm on a cocktail of medication.I had an echocardiogram recently that shows mild aortic stenosis and mild/ moderate aortic reguritation. This was a surprise to me as this has never been mentioned until now.Looking back at a CT Angiogram from 2019
Hi, I have heart disease and had a stent 2 years ago,I'm on a cocktail of medication.I had an echocardiogram recently that shows mild aortic stenosis and mild/ moderate aortic reguritation. This was a surprise to me as this has never been mentioned until now.Looking back at a CT Angiogram from 2019
LEMCON
in
British Heart Foundation
12 hours ago
New GP who understands thyroid!!
Private endocrinologist discharged me back to my surgery as he "could not" treat me with my TSH being back in range, positive TPO in the 300's & ultrasound showing small thyroid (ords) still highly symptomatic, saw another GP at the practice really to ask for a 2nd opinion. New GP listed my symptoms
Private endocrinologist discharged me back to my surgery as he "could not" treat me with my TSH being back in range, positive TPO in the 300's & ultrasound showing small thyroid (ords) still highly symptomatic, saw another GP at the practice really to ask for a 2nd opinion. New GP listed my symptoms
Elle137
in
Thyroid UK
13 hours ago
Johns Hopkins adjusted clinical groups system score mean under nhs?
I see this on record Johns Hopkins adjusted clinical groups system score of ACG 5. What does it mean how does it impact me in any way.? I have started asking for blood tests and my GP has not been happy about it. Surgery has never been keen to blood tests though this seems to have popped up on record
I see this on record Johns Hopkins adjusted clinical groups system score of ACG 5. What does it mean how does it impact me in any way.? I have started asking for blood tests and my GP has not been happy about it. Surgery has never been keen to blood tests though this seems to have popped up on record
thyroidsymtoms
in
Thyroid UK
13 hours ago
Seen the Oncologist
The Oncologist examined me and has decided to send me for a scan to see if the lump has gotten any bigger. If so it could mean Surgery Radiotherapy or drugs, if its shrinking to stay on Tamoxifen and he would see me in months. So I'm just waiting for appointments at the moment Gordon (Redier)
The Oncologist examined me and has decided to send me for a scan to see if the lump has gotten any bigger. If so it could mean Surgery Radiotherapy or drugs, if its shrinking to stay on Tamoxifen and he would see me in months. So I'm just waiting for appointments at the moment Gordon (Redier)
Redier
in
Male Breast Cancer
15 hours ago
shingles jab anyone?
I had a very bad bout of shingles three years ago. Yesterday my doctors surgery rang to say I qualified for a jab! I tried to ask if it was worthwhile for someone who had already had shingles and was told she was the receptionist! Fair enough but then you can’t speak to a medic anymore Any thoughts
I had a very bad bout of shingles three years ago. Yesterday my doctors surgery rang to say I qualified for a jab! I tried to ask if it was worthwhile for someone who had already had shingles and was told she was the receptionist! Fair enough but then you can’t speak to a medic anymore Any thoughts
Green230461
in
NRAS
16 hours ago
Feeling lonely - first time posting
Hi all, Have been reading lots of helpful posts on here so thought I’d bite the bullet and share something also. My mum (71) was diagnosed with stage 3b ovarian cancer just after Christmas last year, she had a successful hysterectomy surgery end of Jan and then started chemo mid March. She also has
Hi all, Have been reading lots of helpful posts on here so thought I’d bite the bullet and share something also. My mum (71) was diagnosed with stage 3b ovarian cancer just after Christmas last year, she had a successful hysterectomy surgery end of Jan and then started chemo mid March. She also has
Fourbytwo93
in
My Ovacome
1 day ago
Result of CT angiogram
Heard back from the rapid access chest pain clinic and they confirmed I have a mild to moderate blockage of my coronary arteries. They requested my doctor prescribe amlopidine and aspirin - so more medication! I'm not sure about the aspirin as I've had a stomach ulcer in the past and also bleed very
Heard back from the rapid access chest pain clinic and they confirmed I have a mild to moderate blockage of my coronary arteries. They requested my doctor prescribe amlopidine and aspirin - so more medication! I'm not sure about the aspirin as I've had a stomach ulcer in the past and also bleed very
Roxdale
in
Lung Conditions Community Forum
1 day ago
Antibiotic for UTI
I have been prescribed nitrofurantoin from my surgery for my UTI. Bearing in mind they don’t acknowledge that I have a b12 deficiency, should I be taking them? I did mention it to the triage nurse I spoke. I started B12 injections a couple of weeks ago, so hoping it won’t cause me any problems, but
I have been prescribed nitrofurantoin from my surgery for my UTI. Bearing in mind they don’t acknowledge that I have a b12 deficiency, should I be taking them? I did mention it to the triage nurse I spoke. I started B12 injections a couple of weeks ago, so hoping it won’t cause me any problems, but
Chickens44
in
Pernicious Anaemia Society
1 day ago
Please advice
My latest PSA on 6/11/24 was 1.06 up from 0.65 on 4/2/24. I have a meeting with my MO on 4/26 to discuss the next step. I was taking Opdivo immunotherapy from 2/2023 to 2/2024 for bladder cancer. so far my bladder cancer is in check so now I can focus on my PCA. Should I get a PSMA pet? is it time to
My latest PSA on 6/11/24 was 1.06 up from 0.65 on 4/2/24. I have a meeting with my MO on 4/26 to discuss the next step. I was taking Opdivo immunotherapy from 2/2023 to 2/2024 for bladder cancer. so far my bladder cancer is in check so now I can focus on my PCA. Should I get a PSMA pet? is it time to
old64horn
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 day ago
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