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Let’s see? Bowel perforation and GCA Flare ?
I’ve been absent for a while…Reader’s Digest Version to follow. Though I haven’t been posting, I’ve been reading for a bit, and as usual….” You raise me up,” and I’m grateful. You may recall I had shoulder replacement surgery in July, and my arm is in amazing condition considering the interruptions
I’ve been absent for a while…Reader’s Digest Version to follow. Though I haven’t been posting, I’ve been reading for a bit, and as usual….” You raise me up,” and I’m grateful. You may recall I had shoulder replacement surgery in July, and my arm is in amazing condition considering the interruptions
Grammy80
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PMRGCAuk
7 months ago
Oxygen saturation
Based on our experiences the last few days, I wondered if low oxygen saturation is a common issue in PSP?My husband was taken to A&E in an ambulance on Monday - after ECG, blood tests and chest X-ray, it turned out that his chest pains were just muscular and that his heart and lungs were perfectly fine
Based on our experiences the last few days, I wondered if low oxygen saturation is a common issue in PSP?My husband was taken to A&E in an ambulance on Monday - after ECG, blood tests and chest X-ray, it turned out that his chest pains were just muscular and that his heart and lungs were perfectly fine
Bergenser
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PSP Association
7 months ago
Airing Pain 140: Out now!
[i]
Airing Pain
[/i] edition 140: Childhood Pain - Adverse Experiences and Parental Relationships is now available to listen to here: https://painconcern.org.uk/airing-pain-140-childhood-experiences/ Full transcript is available online and to download, as well as a captioned video on YouTube.
[i]
Airing Pain
[/i] edition 140: Childhood Pain - Adverse Experiences and Parental Relationships is now available to listen to here: https://painconcern.org.uk/airing-pain-140-childhood-experiences/ Full transcript is available online and to download, as well as a captioned video on YouTube.
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Pain Concern
7 months ago
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Care Home response
Please can I thank everyone who sent a response to my original post. It is encouraging to hear from so many of you who have similar stories. My husband is responding well to the care home and the staff are lovely. I have had a lot of support from the health professionals , consultant, physio, speech
Please can I thank everyone who sent a response to my original post. It is encouraging to hear from so many of you who have similar stories. My husband is responding well to the care home and the staff are lovely. I have had a lot of support from the health professionals , consultant, physio, speech
Wybert
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PSP Association
7 months ago
Spinal stenosis
Hi, I am quite new here so unsure how it all works. I have been diagnosed with spinal stenosis, bulging disc, fibro, nerve damage, problems in my knees . I knew about the disc whilst working but saw a chiropractor twice a year & kept fit walking. I'm now unable to work since my back went in 2020. Sciatica
Hi, I am quite new here so unsure how it all works. I have been diagnosed with spinal stenosis, bulging disc, fibro, nerve damage, problems in my knees . I knew about the disc whilst working but saw a chiropractor twice a year & kept fit walking. I'm now unable to work since my back went in 2020. Sciatica
Milkybar
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Pain Concern
7 months ago
This is a long one
I’ve been in so much pain lately with my arthritis in desperation I booked an appointment at my GPs for a conversation about pain management and
physiotherapy
.
I’ve been in so much pain lately with my arthritis in desperation I booked an appointment at my GPs for a conversation about pain management and
physiotherapy
.
Maisie2014
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British Heart Foundation
11 months ago
After some advice
I'm 57 yo post menopausal woman with hypermobility and POTS (POTS only diagnosed in 40's after much pushing with medical profession). I take HRT and meds for POTS. I'm suffering with a number of tendonitis issues and wonder if anyone has any advice about this? At the moment it's achilles tendonitis
I'm 57 yo post menopausal woman with hypermobility and POTS (POTS only diagnosed in 40's after much pushing with medical profession). I take HRT and meds for POTS. I'm suffering with a number of tendonitis issues and wonder if anyone has any advice about this? At the moment it's achilles tendonitis
Lizzog
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Ehlers-Danlos Support UK
7 months ago
Bronchiectasis consultation
Hi Diagnosed 3 weeks ago and saw respiratory consultant last week. Prescribed tablets carbocisteine for throat mucus and physio appointment arranged to show me how to clear lungs. rescue pack arranged at local doctors. had covid and flu jabs. given information booklet . sanitising after every visit
Hi Diagnosed 3 weeks ago and saw respiratory consultant last week. Prescribed tablets carbocisteine for throat mucus and physio appointment arranged to show me how to clear lungs. rescue pack arranged at local doctors. had covid and flu jabs. given information booklet . sanitising after every visit
johngk
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
7 months ago
Fibro & Physio treatments UK
Physiotherapy
is uneffective for me. Also a physiotherapist who I visited for sciatica treatment stated it. I asked about hot wax or anything like that and she told me that the wax is "unhygienic".
Physiotherapy
is uneffective for me. Also a physiotherapist who I visited for sciatica treatment stated it. I asked about hot wax or anything like that and she told me that the wax is "unhygienic".
Polly-S
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Fibromyalgia Action UK
1 year ago
Began running at 62
I started running 2 years ago at 62 havning been told by a physio I shouldn't run due to my gait. I did Couch 25k in 6 weeks, loved it and carried on doing my first 10k race 8 months later. Have done 2 more since then.. Took time out for an injury this summer (not running related), and I'm back going
I started running 2 years ago at 62 havning been told by a physio I shouldn't run due to my gait. I did Couch 25k in 6 weeks, loved it and carried on doing my first 10k race 8 months later. Have done 2 more since then.. Took time out for an injury this summer (not running related), and I'm back going
Catspaws10
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Couch to 5K
7 months ago
prucalopride - Tips
Hi Have been suffering with chronic constipation for that last 2 years, plus pain in the pelvic floor area & rectum. Mixture of pressure & burning pain. My NHS Gastro & physio appointments are currently 3/4mths apart so if I make any kind of improvement it is diminished by the time I get back to them
Hi Have been suffering with chronic constipation for that last 2 years, plus pain in the pelvic floor area & rectum. Mixture of pressure & burning pain. My NHS Gastro & physio appointments are currently 3/4mths apart so if I make any kind of improvement it is diminished by the time I get back to them
Hopetobewell
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IBS Network
7 months ago
Inflamation/magnesium
Hi Everyone, I have a question for the wise ones. I will try to keep it as short as possible. In early September feeling good I took the heavy loppers to the climbing roses on the house, next day my right shoulder was very painful and my left sore and with pins and needles at certain angles. After a
Hi Everyone, I have a question for the wise ones. I will try to keep it as short as possible. In early September feeling good I took the heavy loppers to the climbing roses on the house, next day my right shoulder was very painful and my left sore and with pins and needles at certain angles. After a
Dukeyears
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PMRGCAuk
7 months ago
hip pain
hi I’m on week 7 of couch to 5k but had to stop this week due to severe hip pain, I feel gutted, seeing a physio tomorrow and hoping I don’t have to stop running, I really love it. Anyone else had this? I am 43, never ran in the past and I am 3 stone overweight which I am working on.
hi I’m on week 7 of couch to 5k but had to stop this week due to severe hip pain, I feel gutted, seeing a physio tomorrow and hoping I don’t have to stop running, I really love it. Anyone else had this? I am 43, never ran in the past and I am 3 stone overweight which I am working on.
Labrats
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Couch to 5K
7 months ago
Doctor won't test for celiac?
I've had stomach pains for as long as I can remember, was diagnosed with IBS 7 years ago, was tested for celiac 7 years ago and negative.Last year or so my bloating has got so much worse to the point I'm constantly bloated, very gassy, stomach aches nearly daily. Ive also had joint pain in both knees
I've had stomach pains for as long as I can remember, was diagnosed with IBS 7 years ago, was tested for celiac 7 years ago and negative.Last year or so my bloating has got so much worse to the point I'm constantly bloated, very gassy, stomach aches nearly daily. Ive also had joint pain in both knees
Elle295
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Gluten Free Guerrillas
7 months ago
Somatic tinnitus
Hi All, I have had T for 7 months. It isn’t hearing related. However, as I have been on this journey, I have noticed that I have the T constant 24/7 that often changes with random spikes. However, I am also experiencing somatic T that I wasn’t fully aware of before. I was diagnosed with TMD and have
Hi All, I have had T for 7 months. It isn’t hearing related. However, as I have been on this journey, I have noticed that I have the T constant 24/7 that often changes with random spikes. However, I am also experiencing somatic T that I wasn’t fully aware of before. I was diagnosed with TMD and have
Sassyjax1
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Tinnitus UK
7 months ago
Exercise and PMR
I am posting an update and a question. Since discovering I have PMR in Sept 2023 and starting on Pred at 15 mg, I have had a slightly bumpy start to my PMR journey. Was getting used to being on Pred when I had a visit from the Covid fairy which took a couple of weeks to clear, but I still feel I have
I am posting an update and a question. Since discovering I have PMR in Sept 2023 and starting on Pred at 15 mg, I have had a slightly bumpy start to my PMR journey. Was getting used to being on Pred when I had a visit from the Covid fairy which took a couple of weeks to clear, but I still feel I have
Indigo2417
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PMRGCAuk
7 months ago
Finishing cardiac rehab - what next?
Hi, I've got two weeks left. Making good progress in terms of getting back to my full fitness. I'm a long distance runner. Not sure how to proceed when the six week course ends. I have been considering asking the main cardiac physio if she'd devise me a programme and I'd pay for her time. Not sure. Is
Hi, I've got two weeks left. Making good progress in terms of getting back to my full fitness. I'm a long distance runner. Not sure how to proceed when the six week course ends. I have been considering asking the main cardiac physio if she'd devise me a programme and I'd pay for her time. Not sure. Is
Maradona10
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British Heart Foundation
7 months ago
Vaginal tightness and spasms
Hey there. I was diagnosed with endo about a month and a half ago. I'm 28 years old and have been married for almost five years. Sexual intimacy is painful. Wearing tampons is painful. A vaginal ultrasound and pelvic exams are painful... I was prescribed physical therapy, however, I was sick last week
Hey there. I was diagnosed with endo about a month and a half ago. I'm 28 years old and have been married for almost five years. Sexual intimacy is painful. Wearing tampons is painful. A vaginal ultrasound and pelvic exams are painful... I was prescribed physical therapy, however, I was sick last week
ChicaPica
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The Endometriosis Foundation
7 months ago
Oh how I wish I was signposted to this site 18 months ago
I'm going to stick my neck out and say that I enjoy reading the posts here. Why? Because somewhat belatedly, they reassure me that I am not the only one! For those that wonder if things will improve, my story..... It was a Sunday in March 22 that my partner found me collapsed at home with a brain
I'm going to stick my neck out and say that I enjoy reading the posts here. Why? Because somewhat belatedly, they reassure me that I am not the only one! For those that wonder if things will improve, my story..... It was a Sunday in March 22 that my partner found me collapsed at home with a brain
Gurberly
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ICUsteps
7 months ago
Weekly Chat 5th - 11th June
Or maybe you are trying to get off that injury couch and are busy doing
physiotherapy
exercises, or waiting for hospital treatment. Whether running or not, we’d still like to hear from you.
Or maybe you are trying to get off that injury couch and are busy doing
physiotherapy
exercises, or waiting for hospital treatment. Whether running or not, we’d still like to hear from you.
Dexy5
10 Miles
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Fun Beyond 10K & Race Support
1 year ago
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