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15 month old with GDD
Hello - hoping for some advice really, as I feel a little clueless. My 15 month old has a global development delay, he started sitting at 11 months and doesn’t yet crawl or say any words at all. He babbles and is very sociable, interactive and quite mobile as he rolls about. But his fine motor is quite
Hello - hoping for some advice really, as I feel a little clueless. My 15 month old has a global development delay, he started sitting at 11 months and doesn’t yet crawl or say any words at all. He babbles and is very sociable, interactive and quite mobile as he rolls about. But his fine motor is quite
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Mencap
2 years ago
Returning to running
Hi everyone, some of you may remember I suffered an injury doing the virtual London Marathon in October and I was on crutches for six weeks😖 and had some physio appointments to help my recovery. I came off crutches on Sunday 13 November and gradually built up my walks and completed Parkrun on Saturday
Hi everyone, some of you may remember I suffered an injury doing the virtual London Marathon in October and I was on crutches for six weeks😖 and had some physio appointments to help my recovery. I came off crutches on Sunday 13 November and gradually built up my walks and completed Parkrun on Saturday
David_G
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Bridge to 10K
2 years ago
Doctor not recommending kegels
Getting ready for my RALP surgery. My doctor does not recommend doing kegel exercises prior to the surgery. He says it is going to feel very different after the surgery, and does not want me to become accustomed to how it feels now. He says he has consulted with physical therapists on this. He is quite
Getting ready for my RALP surgery. My doctor does not recommend doing kegel exercises prior to the surgery. He says it is going to feel very different after the surgery, and does not want me to become accustomed to how it feels now. He says he has consulted with physical therapists on this. He is quite
SmasherOfAjumma
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Prostate Cancer Network
2 years ago
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Cortisone shot or raise prednisone level
Hi, I haven't posted in a while but have been reading and appreciating the daily posts. I have been slowly tapering by .25 and am currently at 2.25mg pred. I had a fall a month or so ago and have developed tendonitis in my left shoulder (MRI shows no rotator damage). It's extremely painful now and
Hi, I haven't posted in a while but have been reading and appreciating the daily posts. I have been slowly tapering by .25 and am currently at 2.25mg pred. I had a fall a month or so ago and have developed tendonitis in my left shoulder (MRI shows no rotator damage). It's extremely painful now and
slopers
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PMRGCAuk
2 years ago
feeling defeated
I’ve had RLS for a long time and it’s gotten worse over time. So I’ve tried the gamut of drugs from Clonazepam to codeine , Ropinarole, O God that was a nightmare.I’m now on Gabapentin 1500 mg nightly and was on Tramadol 200 nightly till recently when it was switched to hydromorphone 1mg every 4 hrs
I’ve had RLS for a long time and it’s gotten worse over time. So I’ve tried the gamut of drugs from Clonazepam to codeine , Ropinarole, O God that was a nightmare.I’m now on Gabapentin 1500 mg nightly and was on Tramadol 200 nightly till recently when it was switched to hydromorphone 1mg every 4 hrs
Muftah36
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Restless Legs Syndrome
2 years ago
Hooray to starting over!!!!
Sending out a big virtual high 5 to anyone starting over / again / for the very first time!! 🙌 I graduated from c25k this time last year and was well on my way to 10k but covid struck in February. Secondary infections, pleurisy, and then problems with nerves in my neck mean I've been inactive for 9
Sending out a big virtual high 5 to anyone starting over / again / for the very first time!! 🙌 I graduated from c25k this time last year and was well on my way to 10k but covid struck in February. Secondary infections, pleurisy, and then problems with nerves in my neck mean I've been inactive for 9
red_faced_runner
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Couch to 5K
2 years ago
SCIATICA
I had sciatica after taking ciprofolxacin, took different pain killers which didn't help ,to bung me up , my son in law recommended a physiotherapist to me, it cost £70 for 2 half hour sessions but it cured my problem, i did try to get a NHS physio but it was going to be weeks before i could get an
I had sciatica after taking ciprofolxacin, took different pain killers which didn't help ,to bung me up , my son in law recommended a physiotherapist to me, it cost £70 for 2 half hour sessions but it cured my problem, i did try to get a NHS physio but it was going to be weeks before i could get an
whit
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Arthritis Action
2 years ago
My story: AFib, Covid and the jabs
Sometime ago, someone on this forum wanted to know more about how AF, the virus and shots interact. That's an important question. I want to share my own story, not to open up a debate but to try to address that question from my own experience. I apologize for the length. I was diagnosed with fast
Sometime ago, someone on this forum wanted to know more about how AF, the virus and shots interact. That's an important question. I want to share my own story, not to open up a debate but to try to address that question from my own experience. I apologize for the length. I was diagnosed with fast
marcyh
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
2 years ago
Pelvic congestion
I have had pelvic pain for 3 years. Seen many Specialists. Am having pelvic physio and regular physio. It is not Pudendal neuralgia nor other nerve issues. Latest MRI said I have a lot of vascularity in my pelvis which might be the cause. I believe that means pelvic varicose veins. Can anyone throw some
I have had pelvic pain for 3 years. Seen many Specialists. Am having pelvic physio and regular physio. It is not Pudendal neuralgia nor other nerve issues. Latest MRI said I have a lot of vascularity in my pelvis which might be the cause. I believe that means pelvic varicose veins. Can anyone throw some
EffieT
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Pelvic Pain Support Network
2 years ago
Mixed Connective Tissue Disease
Hi, Last year I started having symptoms with hip, leg, ankle and foot pain. I started an exercise regime abd initially thought it was that. I went to a physio as I thought I had shin splints the pain was awful couldn't walk. I would walk for an hour then not be able to move. (I also have sever endometriosis
Hi, Last year I started having symptoms with hip, leg, ankle and foot pain. I started an exercise regime abd initially thought it was that. I went to a physio as I thought I had shin splints the pain was awful couldn't walk. I would walk for an hour then not be able to move. (I also have sever endometriosis
Awwy
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LUPUS UK
2 years ago
Learning to go to the bathroom again
On September 19th 2022 my understanding of my manhood changed. I now spend my days three times a week going to physical therapy learning how not to let myself. I'm hoping there are other people out there that can help me from their experiences. Happily married for 31 years so I'm lucky there, thank God
On September 19th 2022 my understanding of my manhood changed. I now spend my days three times a week going to physical therapy learning how not to let myself. I'm hoping there are other people out there that can help me from their experiences. Happily married for 31 years so I'm lucky there, thank God
gman0964
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Prostate Cancer Network
2 years ago
NRC OK 5k 😁🍁🍂🍎☀️👍
The above is the name of the NRC run I just did and it was anything but just ok! Thank you Oldflossfor reminding me that CB does some great guided runs, I don’t know why I’ve let the NRC slide a bit recently. He reminded me it’s ok to feel certain ways, and that it’s also really ok to accept that
The above is the name of the NRC run I just did and it was anything but just ok! Thank you Oldflossfor reminding me that CB does some great guided runs, I don’t know why I’ve let the NRC slide a bit recently. He reminded me it’s ok to feel certain ways, and that it’s also really ok to accept that
Frenc
Half Marathon
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Fun Beyond 10K & Race Support
2 years ago
VACCINE MAY PREVENT LONG COVID; OXYGEN MIGHT HELP CURE IT
Israeli experts continue seeing post-Covid symptoms that affect quality of life even in young, healthy patients.
By Abigail Klein Leichman, November 16, 2022 It’s tempting to believe that the SARS-CoV-2 virus is gone, but the World Health Organization’s coronavirus dashboard is recording
Israeli experts continue seeing post-Covid symptoms that affect quality of life even in young, healthy patients.
By Abigail Klein Leichman, November 16, 2022 It’s tempting to believe that the SARS-CoV-2 virus is gone, but the World Health Organization’s coronavirus dashboard is recording
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LUpus Patients Understanding and Support
2 years ago
Exhausted
hi everyone not sure if anyone has any ideas so help exhaustion and emotional dead . I am nearly two years post tbi and still struggle with memory especially short term ,concentration , I drop things and walk lightly to one side . I can’t think when other noise is near .. my stress level has been
hi everyone not sure if anyone has any ideas so help exhaustion and emotional dead . I am nearly two years post tbi and still struggle with memory especially short term ,concentration , I drop things and walk lightly to one side . I can’t think when other noise is near .. my stress level has been
Teazymaid
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Headway
2 years ago
Post C25K Consolidation, and now Ju-Ju’s Magic Plan W3R3 Done
I completed Couch to 5K in August by following advice and the programme to the letter. The reason I was, and am still, so resolute about it was that I had previously torn both Achilles’ which had taken a year to rehabilitate including RICE, daily self-massage up and down each side of the tendons, and
I completed Couch to 5K in August by following advice and the programme to the letter. The reason I was, and am still, so resolute about it was that I had previously torn both Achilles’ which had taken a year to rehabilitate including RICE, daily self-massage up and down each side of the tendons, and
DocEmmett
60minGraduate
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Bridge to 10K
2 years ago
Defining primary progressive MS.
After spending the morning researching Many prominent sources, such as The national MS society, my MSSA, Cleveland clinic, John Hopkins hospital, The University of Kentucky neuro science center, And Cedar Sinai clinic just to mention a few They all had a common thread or definition. They all stated
After spending the morning researching Many prominent sources, such as The national MS society, my MSSA, Cleveland clinic, John Hopkins hospital, The University of Kentucky neuro science center, And Cedar Sinai clinic just to mention a few They all had a common thread or definition. They all stated
Fancy59
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My MSAA Community
2 years ago
I just want to SCREAM
I was forced to give up my job that I have been with for 20 years 14 months ago due to severe arthritis in both hips. I was told that surgery wasn't an option due to my weight. I was able to go back to a desk job when a position became available 5 months later. Despite losing over 100 lbs and doing everything
I was forced to give up my job that I have been with for 20 years 14 months ago due to severe arthritis in both hips. I was told that surgery wasn't an option due to my weight. I was able to go back to a desk job when a position became available 5 months later. Despite losing over 100 lbs and doing everything
Hidden
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Anxiety and Depression Support
2 years ago
stiff sore swollen thumb issue.
just back from my physio swim session where new hair dryers have been installed in the changing rooms and posh new bins. Both items are activated by push buttons and in the instance of the hair dryer the button requires continued depression to operate. Needless to say stiff, sore, swollen thumbs
just back from my physio swim session where new hair dryers have been installed in the changing rooms and posh new bins. Both items are activated by push buttons and in the instance of the hair dryer the button requires continued depression to operate. Needless to say stiff, sore, swollen thumbs
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NRAS
2 years ago
On the comeback trail!
Hi everyone, I wasn’t sure where to post this but I’m sure you’ll understand!😊 As some of may remember, my left leg seized up when I was doing the virtual London Marathon 6 weeks ago, when I’d got to 14.5 miles. To cut a long story short, I’ve been on crutches or using mum’s walking frame 😖 every
Hi everyone, I wasn’t sure where to post this but I’m sure you’ll understand!😊 As some of may remember, my left leg seized up when I was doing the virtual London Marathon 6 weeks ago, when I’d got to 14.5 miles. To cut a long story short, I’ve been on crutches or using mum’s walking frame 😖 every
David_G
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Bridge to 10K
2 years ago
Chest xray
Hi guys Thanks for your support in my last post, just had my xray results back and they were clear, normal I was convinced I had hyperinflated lungs, my story goes like this I suffer from health anxiety anyways I guess the reason why my anxiety is off the scale is because my nan died of emphysema, my
Hi guys Thanks for your support in my last post, just had my xray results back and they were clear, normal I was convinced I had hyperinflated lungs, my story goes like this I suffer from health anxiety anyways I guess the reason why my anxiety is off the scale is because my nan died of emphysema, my
bryan45735
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
2 years ago
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