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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
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Anxiety and Depression Support
1 year ago
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
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Fertility Network UK
6 months ago
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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
Weight Loss Falters
My weight loss as stumbled like the previous 8 years since I had lymphodema in both lower leg's and take 2 diuretic tablets in morning, my gym 2 hour workout 3 time's per week x-trainer 30 minute's sit down Weights&Treadmill 20 minute's started 149kgs was 145kg but back up to 147kg in 6 day's as caught
My weight loss as stumbled like the previous 8 years since I had lymphodema in both lower leg's and take 2 diuretic tablets in morning, my gym 2 hour workout 3 time's per week x-trainer 30 minute's sit down Weights&Treadmill 20 minute's started 149kgs was 145kg but back up to 147kg in 6 day's as caught
ForestryPine6
Restart April 2024
in
Weight Loss Support
34 minutes ago
Secondary surgery
Hello I just had my CT scan and it shows some disease progression in the liver area where a small bit of tumour couldn’t be removed at initial surgery. My bloods are good and I’m really well. I’ve got a plan for Chemo. I’ve been reading about secondary surgery and chemo at first recurrence. Has anyone
Hello I just had my CT scan and it shows some disease progression in the liver area where a small bit of tumour couldn’t be removed at initial surgery. My bloods are good and I’m really well. I’ve got a plan for Chemo. I’ve been reading about secondary surgery and chemo at first recurrence. Has anyone
Kamloops
in
My Ovacome
19 minutes ago
Insurance
Hi has anyone had problems with travel insurance ?I have been discharged from treatment and contacted my insurance company and they want my Doctors surgery to add a note to my medical records stating I am fit to travel(fly) abroad. The surgery won't do so as the doctor states he is not qualified to make
Hi has anyone had problems with travel insurance ?I have been discharged from treatment and contacted my insurance company and they want my Doctors surgery to add a note to my medical records stating I am fit to travel(fly) abroad. The surgery won't do so as the doctor states he is not qualified to make
Manuforte
in
British Heart Foundation
6 minutes ago
HELP NEEDED
First, as one of the longest living men with prostate cancer, I will update you. in 1997, I was disanosted with PC, having a Gleeson 7 later upgraded to an 8 but who cares, my pas was 4.9 at this time. I had my prostate out in 1998, reoccurrence by way of psa went up t o5.5. Surgery was done, all was
First, as one of the longest living men with prostate cancer, I will update you. in 1997, I was disanosted with PC, having a Gleeson 7 later upgraded to an 8 but who cares, my pas was 4.9 at this time. I had my prostate out in 1998, reoccurrence by way of psa went up t o5.5. Surgery was done, all was
billyboy3
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
11 hours ago
chemo nausea/vomiting
hi all! I seem to have posted a lot this week - apologies! mum starts frontline chemo on Monday and is really worried about vomiting while she’s still so sore from surgery. Does anyone have any words of advice on this? And did you have anti nausea meds etc? We have really pushed to the doctor that
hi all! I seem to have posted a lot this week - apologies! mum starts frontline chemo on Monday and is really worried about vomiting while she’s still so sore from surgery. Does anyone have any words of advice on this? And did you have anti nausea meds etc? We have really pushed to the doctor that
georgiageorgia182
in
My Ovacome
11 hours ago
My how things change
I went for another doctor appointment this afternoon and was told that I should have surgery on my hip. Partial hip, no socket. After looking at the x ray, it makes sense. Wonderful. I get to have a half-ass surgery.😉
I went for another doctor appointment this afternoon and was told that I should have surgery on my hip. Partial hip, no socket. After looking at the x ray, it makes sense. Wonderful. I get to have a half-ass surgery.😉
falalalala
in
My MSAA Community
12 hours ago
final diagnosis
hello! I’ve posted on here before. I went for my second ultra sound scan on Monday where they found 2 cysts 2cm and 3cm on my left ovary and recommended surgery in 6-8 weeks away. Finally have a diagnosis! I’m on the mini pill now which is really helping but am quite scared about the surgery.. any advice
hello! I’ve posted on here before. I went for my second ultra sound scan on Monday where they found 2 cysts 2cm and 3cm on my left ovary and recommended surgery in 6-8 weeks away. Finally have a diagnosis! I’m on the mini pill now which is really helping but am quite scared about the surgery.. any advice
Els123456
in
Endometriosis UK
14 hours ago
Advice needed please
hi everyone. I’ve literally just signed up because I’m so upset and need some advice. After suffering with asthma for 30+ years, my doctor today refused my repeat prescription for a ventolin inhaler. When asked why, the receptionist said I had one in March. I will be booking an appointment tomorrow
hi everyone. I’ve literally just signed up because I’m so upset and need some advice. After suffering with asthma for 30+ years, my doctor today refused my repeat prescription for a ventolin inhaler. When asked why, the receptionist said I had one in March. I will be booking an appointment tomorrow
Emma2821
in
Asthma Community Forum
16 hours ago
Thank you
I stumbled on this forum about 15 to 18 months ago. Just to show you how little I knew and how clueless I was I had no idea there was run of the mill prostrate cancer or an advanced form. I just knew I had prostrate cancer and needed to make a decision - surgery or radiation. I stumbled through this
I stumbled on this forum about 15 to 18 months ago. Just to show you how little I knew and how clueless I was I had no idea there was run of the mill prostrate cancer or an advanced form. I just knew I had prostrate cancer and needed to make a decision - surgery or radiation. I stumbled through this
Mgtd
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
16 hours ago
Surgery
Hi I'm still on Monopost drops eye pressures 21 and 18. Got dry eyes and meiboman gland dysfunction. I have shallow angles but laser still open.I have primary angle closure but no optic nerve damage. Does any one have blurred vision with dry eyes. I'm having 2 operations soon and I'm so worried I will
Hi I'm still on Monopost drops eye pressures 21 and 18. Got dry eyes and meiboman gland dysfunction. I have shallow angles but laser still open.I have primary angle closure but no optic nerve damage. Does any one have blurred vision with dry eyes. I'm having 2 operations soon and I'm so worried I will
Paula1710
in
Glaucoma UK
17 hours ago
supplements and lifestyle
Hello guys, I’ve found the advice from you folks to be really helpful since I’ve been on here moaning and groaning so I just wondered if any of you have experienced any measurable improvement in arthritis symptoms using supplements and lifestyle changes? I have just been recommended for TKR surgery
Hello guys, I’ve found the advice from you folks to be really helpful since I’ve been on here moaning and groaning so I just wondered if any of you have experienced any measurable improvement in arthritis symptoms using supplements and lifestyle changes? I have just been recommended for TKR surgery
Wolf68
in
Arthritis Action
21 hours ago
Bumps reduction . Cream ?
Hello everyone, I had a circumcision surgery 2.5 months ago. The healing process went well, without any pain or issues. However, I have noticed some small bumps (from stiches prob) and a bit of swelling. Can anyone recommend a cream to help reduce the bumps and keep the area dry? Would Bepanthol be
Hello everyone, I had a circumcision surgery 2.5 months ago. The healing process went well, without any pain or issues. However, I have noticed some small bumps (from stiches prob) and a bit of swelling. Can anyone recommend a cream to help reduce the bumps and keep the area dry? Would Bepanthol be
LetsGoReds
in
Men's Health Forum (Penis Health)
21 hours ago
IFAB test preparation
Hopefully I have finally been allowed an IFaB test by the surgery Clinician which I am intending to have tomorrow morning along with being tested for Lyme disease 😱 I am, however, taking 2900mcg sublingual - 900mcg methyl from B complex, 1000mcg Solgar cyano and 1000mcg B12 complex (methyl, adeno and
Hopefully I have finally been allowed an IFaB test by the surgery Clinician which I am intending to have tomorrow morning along with being tested for Lyme disease 😱 I am, however, taking 2900mcg sublingual - 900mcg methyl from B complex, 1000mcg Solgar cyano and 1000mcg B12 complex (methyl, adeno and
SpringerMom
in
Pernicious Anaemia Society
1 day ago
update on melanoma nail lesion.
Since posting I have been to a medical dermatological photographer who took photographs with dermascope and also photos for an AI software analysis. The AI analysis came back with 95% likelihood of malignant lesion. Now seeing dermatologist on Sat 22 June, 12 days from now, but quickest available.
Since posting I have been to a medical dermatological photographer who took photographs with dermascope and also photos for an AI software analysis. The AI analysis came back with 95% likelihood of malignant lesion. Now seeing dermatologist on Sat 22 June, 12 days from now, but quickest available.
artydutch
in
MPN Voice
1 day ago
My sister has been told she needs to see a neurosurgeon but has no appointment
Hello, My 26 year old sister with moderate/severe scoliosis, has been suffering with severe neck pain for 3 months, which has gotten worse and also spread to her shoulders, head, arms, and chest. After 20+ appointments with the NHS, I paid for her to see a physiotherapist privately. The physiotherapist
Hello, My 26 year old sister with moderate/severe scoliosis, has been suffering with severe neck pain for 3 months, which has gotten worse and also spread to her shoulders, head, arms, and chest. After 20+ appointments with the NHS, I paid for her to see a physiotherapist privately. The physiotherapist
Twin4Life
in
Cervical Myelopathy
2 days ago
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