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Rejected by NHS again
Hi everyone. After being diagnosed with gastritis (cause unknown) in December I took the advice of the gastroenterologist and started Omeprazole treatment. I’ve been having stomach issues for at least 7 years. After four months of treatment I was experiencing breakthrough symptoms so decided to taper
Hi everyone. After being diagnosed with gastritis (cause unknown) in December I took the advice of the gastroenterologist and started Omeprazole treatment. I’ve been having stomach issues for at least 7 years. After four months of treatment I was experiencing breakthrough symptoms so decided to taper
pj16
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
22 days ago
thinning hair and skin problem with IBS
I have had IBS(D) for more than 40 years which has gradually got worse over the years , more pain all over my abdomen radiating under right and left ribs ! I have had cat scans ,colonoscopies and blood tests over the years all normal ; I notice in the last few years my hair is getting thinner and
I have had IBS(D) for more than 40 years which has gradually got worse over the years , more pain all over my abdomen radiating under right and left ribs ! I have had cat scans ,colonoscopies and blood tests over the years all normal ; I notice in the last few years my hair is getting thinner and
Mascot68
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IBS Network
23 days ago
My PBC is getting worse. ascites causing me SOB, confusion, falls. skin is so itchy despite phototherapy. My symptoms are of late stages.
Can anyone help to elevate some symptoms. It's so effecting my life.
Can anyone help to elevate some symptoms. It's so effecting my life.
Oakleypup
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British Liver Trust
24 days ago
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Good morning, I’ve had ibs for some years, that seams to want to stay around over the last 6 months. I seam to have most of it under control with diet alterations and drinking a lot more water My main issue surrounds anus discomfort and have had recent treatment for anal fissures. Ive had all the
Good morning, I’ve had ibs for some years, that seams to want to stay around over the last 6 months. I seam to have most of it under control with diet alterations and drinking a lot more water My main issue surrounds anus discomfort and have had recent treatment for anal fissures. Ive had all the
Worcstom
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IBS Network
24 days ago
Do PPIs affect absorption of thyroid meds?
Hi, quick question - I've got acute gastritis at the moment. I'm taking 15mg lansoprazole. I also take Armour. I'm worried the lansoprazole is going to affect how my Armour is absorbed. Has anyone had this problem? GP told me to take them at different times of day, but I hardly think that will help
Hi, quick question - I've got acute gastritis at the moment. I'm taking 15mg lansoprazole. I also take Armour. I'm worried the lansoprazole is going to affect how my Armour is absorbed. Has anyone had this problem? GP told me to take them at different times of day, but I hardly think that will help
rosael56
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Thyroid UK
25 days ago
what now failed R223
‘what now’ failed R223 My husband this week because of low Hb 83 had a blood transfusion + iron infusion. He has suffered ‘Proctitis’ rectal bleeding since having radiotherapy 2019 and although complaining to Oncologist, GP, Gastroenterologist had endoscopy (found Barrett’s disease and has difficulty
‘what now’ failed R223 My husband this week because of low Hb 83 had a blood transfusion + iron infusion. He has suffered ‘Proctitis’ rectal bleeding since having radiotherapy 2019 and although complaining to Oncologist, GP, Gastroenterologist had endoscopy (found Barrett’s disease and has difficulty
Janhpr
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
25 days ago
Headed for PTN? Mysterious high volume bulky stools daily following infectious colitis
Rather worried. A bit of a long story. Part 2 was some infectious agent that caused. 39.7 degrees fever followed by severe diarrhea. CT scan found it caused proctocolitis. Now it gets strange (?) Immediately following diarrhea cessation was abnormal bulky high volume stools. A few times a day for first
Rather worried. A bit of a long story. Part 2 was some infectious agent that caused. 39.7 degrees fever followed by severe diarrhea. CT scan found it caused proctocolitis. Now it gets strange (?) Immediately following diarrhea cessation was abnormal bulky high volume stools. A few times a day for first
SkinNBones
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Crohn's and Colitis Support
26 days ago
Father suffers from chronic constipation
My father 76 year old has his parkinson is somewhat under control. He takes mucuna 4 times a day and is generally physically okay. His tremor is a lot better than it used to be and he does his daily exercises. He still at work, now from home. The only thing that bothers him is his constipation. Last
My father 76 year old has his parkinson is somewhat under control. He takes mucuna 4 times a day and is generally physically okay. His tremor is a lot better than it used to be and he does his daily exercises. He still at work, now from home. The only thing that bothers him is his constipation. Last
lisa103
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Cure Parkinson's
26 days ago
Headed for PTN? Mysterious high volume bulky stools daily following infectious colitis
Rather worried. A bit of a long story. Part 2 was some infectious agent that caused. 39.7 degrees fever followed by severe diarrhea. CT scan found it caused proctocolitis. Now it gets strange (?) Immediately following diarrhea cessation was abnormal bulky high volume stools. A few times a day for
Rather worried. A bit of a long story. Part 2 was some infectious agent that caused. 39.7 degrees fever followed by severe diarrhea. CT scan found it caused proctocolitis. Now it gets strange (?) Immediately following diarrhea cessation was abnormal bulky high volume stools. A few times a day for
SkinNBones
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Bowel Disease Support
26 days ago
Peace of Mind
Over the past several months I've not been quite as active on the forum. This has been because I've been busy attending a host of appointments with different medical professionals, ranging from the practise nurse to various consultants, all in order to discover the cause of some uncomfortable and worrying
Over the past several months I've not been quite as active on the forum. This has been because I've been busy attending a host of appointments with different medical professionals, ranging from the practise nurse to various consultants, all in order to discover the cause of some uncomfortable and worrying
Kendrew
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PMRGCAuk
27 days ago
Started bleeding with BMs again.
Good afternoon, I was diagnosed with Ulcerative colitis at the start of May 2024 via colonoscopy. Start of June , I had a bad flare up where I had lots of blood and diarrhea ( up to 12 times day) worse cramps ever. Finding mesalasine tablets in poo. Got admitted 3 days in hospital for dehydration and
Good afternoon, I was diagnosed with Ulcerative colitis at the start of May 2024 via colonoscopy. Start of June , I had a bad flare up where I had lots of blood and diarrhea ( up to 12 times day) worse cramps ever. Finding mesalasine tablets in poo. Got admitted 3 days in hospital for dehydration and
Raerae2781
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Crohn's and Colitis Support
27 days ago
Simvastatin v Atorvastatin
Just had a conversation with my Surgery employed Pharmacist. she asked me if I would object to switching from Simvastatin to Atorvastatin as the Simvastatin was rather an old drug. I was put on it around 2007. I told her to go ahead ... no problems. The following quote is what I found during an ultra
Just had a conversation with my Surgery employed Pharmacist. she asked me if I would object to switching from Simvastatin to Atorvastatin as the Simvastatin was rather an old drug. I was put on it around 2007. I told her to go ahead ... no problems. The following quote is what I found during an ultra
BenHall1
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
8 months ago
Parkinson’s Active Immunotherapy Medicine Phase 1 Study Positive Results Published
The Phase 1 successfully met its primary outcome measures, demonstrating that UB-312 was generally well-tolerated and induced anti-aggregated α-synuclein (αSyn) antibody responses in healthy volunteers and PD patients. Specifically, 12 of 13 PD patients who completed dosing developed anti-αSyn antibodies
The Phase 1 successfully met its primary outcome measures, demonstrating that UB-312 was generally well-tolerated and induced anti-aggregated α-synuclein (αSyn) antibody responses in healthy volunteers and PD patients. Specifically, 12 of 13 PD patients who completed dosing developed anti-αSyn antibodies
Farooqji
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Cure Parkinson's
28 days ago
Frozen transfer tips
Hi everyone. I am preparing for a frozen transfer after my fresh transfer failed in February. I had wanted to wait until my cycle was back too normal . I had become disillusioned with all the acupuncture and reflexology and just all the things I’d stopped doing because of TTC for 3 years . Now I
Hi everyone. I am preparing for a frozen transfer after my fresh transfer failed in February. I had wanted to wait until my cycle was back too normal . I had become disillusioned with all the acupuncture and reflexology and just all the things I’d stopped doing because of TTC for 3 years . Now I
Lemons1986
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Fertility Network UK
29 days ago
cochlear implants
Hello , I have been away from the tInnitus group but thought I would just put a message out there . I have had really bad tinnitus for 7 years now as a result of a grommet being put in my ear. I have had 8 operations on my ear …a grommet put in and out twice , a stapadectomy ( bone removed) and I am
Hello , I have been away from the tInnitus group but thought I would just put a message out there . I have had really bad tinnitus for 7 years now as a result of a grommet being put in my ear. I have had 8 operations on my ear …a grommet put in and out twice , a stapadectomy ( bone removed) and I am
1Dar
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Tinnitus UK
8 months ago
autoimmune gastritis
hi everyone, anyone have any knowledge on links between hashimotos and gastric mucosal disease/autoimmune atrophic gastritis/ biermans disease / thyroid gastric autoimmune syndrome. I spoke to an immunologist who told me links to the above and the association between hashimotos . I have also been tested
hi everyone, anyone have any knowledge on links between hashimotos and gastric mucosal disease/autoimmune atrophic gastritis/ biermans disease / thyroid gastric autoimmune syndrome. I spoke to an immunologist who told me links to the above and the association between hashimotos . I have also been tested
Rowing2
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Thyroid UK
1 month ago
Predicting Response to Bipolar Androgen Therapy - A Blood Based Biomarker Approach
Recently there has been a number of posts and subsequent responses from members of Fight Prostate Cancer on Bipolar Androgen Therapy. This very recent UroToday video (see link) in which Professor Samuel Denmeade is interviewed by Alicia Morgans might be of interest to some on this forum. In the
Recently there has been a number of posts and subsequent responses from members of Fight Prostate Cancer on Bipolar Androgen Therapy. This very recent UroToday video (see link) in which Professor Samuel Denmeade is interviewed by Alicia Morgans might be of interest to some on this forum. In the
marnieg46
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Fight Prostate Cancer
1 month ago
hello
After searching through the web I came across this website. I finally went to go see a GI doctor. He asked what were my symptoms? But before I say, he told me he needed blood work done, colonoscopy, an ultrasound. My symptoms are bloating, excess amounts of gas, constipation, diarrhea. I do have a hard
After searching through the web I came across this website. I finally went to go see a GI doctor. He asked what were my symptoms? But before I say, he told me he needed blood work done, colonoscopy, an ultrasound. My symptoms are bloating, excess amounts of gas, constipation, diarrhea. I do have a hard
32321
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Colon Cancer Connected
1 month ago
The 2024 Advanced Prostate Cancer Consensus Conference (APCCC) meeting-- Chock full of Testosterone...
Greetings FPC Forum Dwellers, Marnie passed me some solid information on the APCCC...and it is all about testosterone... I got you looking now !!! First, the warmup with a case study and the message that when it comes to testosterone recovery, short term ADT can take 18 months and long term ADT to 2
Greetings FPC Forum Dwellers, Marnie passed me some solid information on the APCCC...and it is all about testosterone... I got you looking now !!! First, the warmup with a case study and the message that when it comes to testosterone recovery, short term ADT can take 18 months and long term ADT to 2
NPfisherman
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Fight Prostate Cancer
1 month ago
Calprotectin still 1800
Calprotectin test back again after last check in February which was 1800 after having alot of blood loss and diarrhea flare-up yet it is still 1800.Gastro appointment on 1st of July booked to discuss but feel very down by this number as I have been eating nothing but oats, almond milk, fish and rice
Calprotectin test back again after last check in February which was 1800 after having alot of blood loss and diarrhea flare-up yet it is still 1800.Gastro appointment on 1st of July booked to discuss but feel very down by this number as I have been eating nothing but oats, almond milk, fish and rice
Sooty712
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Crohn's and Colitis Support
1 month ago
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