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Reducing Pred and side effects
Hello all you lovely people and a belated Happy New Year. I haven’t been on here for ages, but don’t know what to do really. My GP is slowly weaning me off the Pred. I’ve had no problems at all, but just a few days after reducing from 3 mg to 2, I started to feel pretty grotty: head pain, nausea, and
Hello all you lovely people and a belated Happy New Year. I haven’t been on here for ages, but don’t know what to do really. My GP is slowly weaning me off the Pred. I’ve had no problems at all, but just a few days after reducing from 3 mg to 2, I started to feel pretty grotty: head pain, nausea, and
Doraflora
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PMRGCAuk
4 years ago
Post concussion syndrome
So I’m 2 Years in from my accident with 2 small brain bleeds. Still struggle with dizziness and a pulsating head, fatigue and short term memory loss, all normal but frustrating and still unable to work. This isn’t constant but recovery is incredibly slow. I seem to struggle with reading glasses feel
So I’m 2 Years in from my accident with 2 small brain bleeds. Still struggle with dizziness and a pulsating head, fatigue and short term memory loss, all normal but frustrating and still unable to work. This isn’t constant but recovery is incredibly slow. I seem to struggle with reading glasses feel
Catchya
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Headway
4 years ago
Preparing Emotions First Year of TBI - Advice
Well 16th March will be 1st Year my husband sustained TBI, Im grateful, feeling lucky hes here watching our now 3 yr old daughter and 15 yr old son. But everyday the horror runs through my mind of our new journey and we still have far to go. But im getting all worked up, with dates, times, the trauma
Well 16th March will be 1st Year my husband sustained TBI, Im grateful, feeling lucky hes here watching our now 3 yr old daughter and 15 yr old son. But everyday the horror runs through my mind of our new journey and we still have far to go. But im getting all worked up, with dates, times, the trauma
New_beginning
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Headway
4 years ago
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Thiamine mononitrate relieved tremors?
Did it work for you? He said, “Roy Propsner I didn't know that. But this stuff works really good for my wife. Before she started to taking it she shook so hard it made her cry. Now she is real calm and can handle anything without dropping it and she doesn't fall like she used to.” Doug Collins
Did it work for you? He said, “Roy Propsner I didn't know that. But this stuff works really good for my wife. Before she started to taking it she shook so hard it made her cry. Now she is real calm and can handle anything without dropping it and she doesn't fall like she used to.” Doug Collins
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Cure Parkinson's
4 years ago
Laxido for fecal impaction. What to expect?
Hi, I was in hospital yesterday and told I have a fecal impaction and given laxido, told to take 8 sachets in six hours. I am on my glass now and already starting to feel the effects. I had imagined that it would just soften the blockage enough for me to pass as a type 4 stool? I currently have diarrhoea
Hi, I was in hospital yesterday and told I have a fecal impaction and given laxido, told to take 8 sachets in six hours. I am on my glass now and already starting to feel the effects. I had imagined that it would just soften the blockage enough for me to pass as a type 4 stool? I currently have diarrhoea
Chloeanzani123
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IBS Network
4 years ago
Drug trial that could improve respiratory recovery from COVID-19 now underway.
Patients suffering from COVID-19 pneumonia often develop very low levels of oxygen, called hypoxia, in the arterial blood supplying the body. Researchers from the University of Oxford hypothesise that the underlying problem is that the virus disrupts a normal process in the lungs called hypoxic pulmonary
Patients suffering from COVID-19 pneumonia often develop very low levels of oxygen, called hypoxia, in the arterial blood supplying the body. Researchers from the University of Oxford hypothesise that the underlying problem is that the virus disrupts a normal process in the lungs called hypoxic pulmonary
2greys
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
4 years ago
Progynova side effects
Did anyone else experience side effects from Progynova? I take 2tablets twice daily so 8mg in total and I feel awful! Headaches, sickness, heart burn and constantly on the verge of tears. I’m on my 5th day of taking them and have put myself to bed to watch Harry Potter as I just cannot face being an
Did anyone else experience side effects from Progynova? I take 2tablets twice daily so 8mg in total and I feel awful! Headaches, sickness, heart burn and constantly on the verge of tears. I’m on my 5th day of taking them and have put myself to bed to watch Harry Potter as I just cannot face being an
RubyVet
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Fertility Network UK
4 years ago
Atelectasis ct results bilateral bottom both lungs help please I have had o support
I’ve been referred to respiratory as urgent to kings lynn hospital but I had a letter back saying there’s no appointments and a 46 week wait, any ideas on what I can do please? My family managed to pay for a cat scan to see if it would help but now I’m a mess and panicky as I don’t understand it and
I’ve been referred to respiratory as urgent to kings lynn hospital but I had a letter back saying there’s no appointments and a 46 week wait, any ideas on what I can do please? My family managed to pay for a cat scan to see if it would help but now I’m a mess and panicky as I don’t understand it and
Lucyloo123
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
4 years ago
How do I cope with video calls
Hi, my husband has been in ICU on a ventilator for a month having contracted Covid at Christmas. He was given a tracheostomy last week and today I was able to have a video call with him for the first time. Obviously he can not speak, but I think he recognised me. I found it quite distressing to see him
Hi, my husband has been in ICU on a ventilator for a month having contracted Covid at Christmas. He was given a tracheostomy last week and today I was able to have a video call with him for the first time. Obviously he can not speak, but I think he recognised me. I found it quite distressing to see him
Bobbinlady1
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ICUsteps
4 years ago
Disimpaction Advice
He is currently on Oxybutyin twice a day which has reduced his
accidents
dramatically but he still has no sensation to go and is relying on me to tell him when he should go and try.
He is currently on Oxybutyin twice a day which has reduced his
accidents
dramatically but he still has no sensation to go and is relying on me to tell him when he should go and try.
kakky18
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ERIC
4 years ago
Stool colour changes
Hi. Just a quick question. I have noticed recently that I have had some slight stool colour changes. Every now and then my stool has dark bits in it like dark brown/green. This isn’t all the time it is sporadic. I also have quite a bit of undigested food such as pepper skins or veggies. Sorry if TMI.
Hi. Just a quick question. I have noticed recently that I have had some slight stool colour changes. Every now and then my stool has dark bits in it like dark brown/green. This isn’t all the time it is sporadic. I also have quite a bit of undigested food such as pepper skins or veggies. Sorry if TMI.
Sl4876
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IBS Network
4 years ago
Teething and vomiting
Hi everyone, My daughter is nearly 5 months old, and she's started teething from around 3 - 4 months. I was wondering if anyone knows if teething can cause vomiting? Her cheeks are red and she's biting on her hands and teethers. She doesn't seem unsettled as such, but she is throwing up milk a lot.
Hi everyone, My daughter is nearly 5 months old, and she's started teething from around 3 - 4 months. I was wondering if anyone knows if teething can cause vomiting? Her cheeks are red and she's biting on her hands and teethers. She doesn't seem unsettled as such, but she is throwing up milk a lot.
kirankb
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Pregnancy and Parenting Support
4 years ago
Discharge Meeting
Morning My husband and I have his discharge meeting on Friday 8th January with the hospital team and community neuro rehabilitation, any top tips please on questions to ask and important points to consider so we cover off all the important aspects of getting him home as supported as possible? He has
Morning My husband and I have his discharge meeting on Friday 8th January with the hospital team and community neuro rehabilitation, any top tips please on questions to ask and important points to consider so we cover off all the important aspects of getting him home as supported as possible? He has
Paulsprogress
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Headway
4 years ago
Brain aneurysm
I'm so sorry to hear this and I know you pain my fiance is in icu due to a anorisam the ruptured and we don't know his futer he is in a coma that their trying to wake him up out off but not replying to commands that gave him 5 % chance before surgery witch he made it through but now their saying he's
I'm so sorry to hear this and I know you pain my fiance is in icu due to a anorisam the ruptured and we don't know his futer he is in a coma that their trying to wake him up out off but not replying to commands that gave him 5 % chance before surgery witch he made it through but now their saying he's
Kmarler
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Headway
4 years ago
In focus: approaches to symptom management - palliative and hospice care
Hello This month in our Health in Focus posts, we’re going to look at some of the different approaches to management of cancer symptoms and side effects of treatment. Today we’ll look in more detail at the help available from palliative care teams in hospitals and hospices. We’ll also cover complementary
Hello This month in our Health in Focus posts, we’re going to look at some of the different approaches to management of cancer symptoms and side effects of treatment. Today we’ll look in more detail at the help available from palliative care teams in hospitals and hospices. We’ll also cover complementary
OvacomeSupport
Administrator
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My Ovacome
4 years ago
Thread to help those suffering with birth trauma
Hi there I thought I'd create this thread for people to vent about their birth experiences I've noticed since the birth of my daughter 10 days ago there's not much support there are health visitors and midwives but I'm finding the support inadequate for example this morning I get a call from the midwife
Hi there I thought I'd create this thread for people to vent about their birth experiences I've noticed since the birth of my daughter 10 days ago there's not much support there are health visitors and midwives but I'm finding the support inadequate for example this morning I get a call from the midwife
Afrohair
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Pregnancy and Parenting Support
4 years ago
Secondary pneumonia- post covid/ventilator
Hi everyone, My dad is off the vent and off sedation. He is breathing on his own but still in the hospital. However, today they said his breathing was a bit laboured. They also said his white blood count was low. They are suspecting secondary bacterial pneumonia. They have already started treating it
Hi everyone, My dad is off the vent and off sedation. He is breathing on his own but still in the hospital. However, today they said his breathing was a bit laboured. They also said his white blood count was low. They are suspecting secondary bacterial pneumonia. They have already started treating it
Ren2985
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ICUsteps
4 years ago
Progynova - Headaches CD7?
Hey everyone, I’ve been taking 8mg Progynova daily since CD1. I’m now CD7 and have experienced bad headaches for a couple of days. Today’s been really painful, alongside nausea which I think is due to my headache been so bad. I’ve read it can be a side effect. Did anyone else experience this and have
Hey everyone, I’ve been taking 8mg Progynova daily since CD1. I’m now CD7 and have experienced bad headaches for a couple of days. Today’s been really painful, alongside nausea which I think is due to my headache been so bad. I’ve read it can be a side effect. Did anyone else experience this and have
XOXO13
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Fertility Network UK
4 years ago
Excess Mucous
My husband has excess mucous which causes him to cough all the time and he can’t ever really clear his throat which causes him to talk with a gurgle most times. The Neurologist has given him Atropine drops which helped initially but their affect has now worn off. The Neuro has now suggested Botox injections
My husband has excess mucous which causes him to cough all the time and he can’t ever really clear his throat which causes him to talk with a gurgle most times. The Neurologist has given him Atropine drops which helped initially but their affect has now worn off. The Neuro has now suggested Botox injections
tasha1944
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PSP Association
4 years ago
Still having poo accidents
Still having poo
accidents
every day after a week of being great and even being dry at night. This all started after lockdown. I’m starting to wonder if stress is playing a part as her diet is so good, she is drinking and doing toilet tries after meals and I’m at my wits end!!!
Still having poo
accidents
every day after a week of being great and even being dry at night. This all started after lockdown. I’m starting to wonder if stress is playing a part as her diet is so good, she is drinking and doing toilet tries after meals and I’m at my wits end!!!
Wishingforcleanpants
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ERIC
4 years ago
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