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Feeling despondent - cataract surgery after trab
My partner developed steroid-induced glaucoma (another and long story) in his left eye and had trab surgery last December. He also developed a cataract while on this journey. Last Friday he had cataract surgery. The next day he could read the eye chart after having very little vision in that eye all
My partner developed steroid-induced glaucoma (another and long story) in his left eye and had trab surgery last December. He also developed a cataract while on this journey. Last Friday he had cataract surgery. The next day he could read the eye chart after having very little vision in that eye all
Calam1ty
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Glaucoma UK
3 years ago
Peripapillary CNV
After 18 months without an Eylea injection, I was given an appointment for treatment. The OCT showed a leak further out from the fovea than the one I had had before, which itself was some way from the fovea. I had a second OCT (which I've not seen) taken of the optic disc. In a letter that came after
After 18 months without an Eylea injection, I was given an appointment for treatment. The OCT showed a leak further out from the fovea than the one I had had before, which itself was some way from the fovea. I had a second OCT (which I've not seen) taken of the optic disc. In a letter that came after
ironbrain
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Macular Society
3 years ago
Just curious on who has been on pred and Actemora for long periods of time and if you successfully got off it
Who on this forum has been on prednisone and Actemra for long periods of time and successfully got off it/them? I remember PREMPRO said 12 years and I am assuming still on it. Can GCA go into remission? I am currently on 4mg of pred and weekly injections of Actemra. I have benn to my GP, my eye
Who on this forum has been on prednisone and Actemra for long periods of time and successfully got off it/them? I remember PREMPRO said 12 years and I am assuming still on it. Can GCA go into remission? I am currently on 4mg of pred and weekly injections of Actemra. I have benn to my GP, my eye
luv2read
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PMRGCAuk
3 years ago
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Holistic ways to manage PMR
Hello, I have been recently diagnosed with PMR, which I have been suffering from since I had Covid last December. After my second vaccine my symptoms seemed to settle down until I had an upper respiratory virus in July and the inflammation just took over. I was finally put on prednisone by my GP the
Hello, I have been recently diagnosed with PMR, which I have been suffering from since I had Covid last December. After my second vaccine my symptoms seemed to settle down until I had an upper respiratory virus in July and the inflammation just took over. I was finally put on prednisone by my GP the
Hidden
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PMRGCAuk
3 years ago
fibre scan at last !
hi all , after waiting well over 2 years and 7 months i finally got my fibrescan i am more than a bit confused because i was told my consultant thought i had cihrosis, so i have been waiting in total fear to be told i have fibrosis but no cihrosis and my fibrosis can be reversed, but from being diagnosed
hi all , after waiting well over 2 years and 7 months i finally got my fibrescan i am more than a bit confused because i was told my consultant thought i had cihrosis, so i have been waiting in total fear to be told i have fibrosis but no cihrosis and my fibrosis can be reversed, but from being diagnosed
rambler3
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British Liver Trust
3 years ago
Efficiency of Actemra injection in GCA
Are actemra injection weekly with prednisone have better control of GCA, compare with prednisone alone in treatment of GCA ?
Are actemra injection weekly with prednisone have better control of GCA, compare with prednisone alone in treatment of GCA ?
Rajuguide
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PMRGCAuk
3 years ago
PEX glaucoma and cataract surgery
I have pseudoexfoliation glaucoma and bilateral cataracts. The ophthalmologist has referred me for cataract surgery in one eye. The other, she says, does not need it yet - her opinion not mine. Slight smile from me. Ophthalmologist fully explained all the possible complications and the fact that it
I have pseudoexfoliation glaucoma and bilateral cataracts. The ophthalmologist has referred me for cataract surgery in one eye. The other, she says, does not need it yet - her opinion not mine. Slight smile from me. Ophthalmologist fully explained all the possible complications and the fact that it
Windflower
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Glaucoma UK
3 years ago
Test results
Hi there, a little follow up from my last post, si my bloods came back normal and the receptionist said my Dr didn't want any follow up after my us scan so she said it's probably normal , should I book an appointment with the Dr to discuss this? I'm also on Spironolactone tablets for fluid in my stomach
Hi there, a little follow up from my last post, si my bloods came back normal and the receptionist said my Dr didn't want any follow up after my us scan so she said it's probably normal , should I book an appointment with the Dr to discuss this? I'm also on Spironolactone tablets for fluid in my stomach
BTS1
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British Liver Trust
3 years ago
Adrenaline from starting too low/ slow with cortex?
Hi, I started the nutrimeds adrenal cortex plus. I took ~1/4 capsule (so ~25mg cortex) in juice sipped on over 4h (waking, ~8am to 12pm). I am usually hypersensitive to supplements, which is why I wanted to start low and slow. My low back soreness has increased and I feel wired/ increased adrenaline
Hi, I started the nutrimeds adrenal cortex plus. I took ~1/4 capsule (so ~25mg cortex) in juice sipped on over 4h (waking, ~8am to 12pm). I am usually hypersensitive to supplements, which is why I wanted to start low and slow. My low back soreness has increased and I feel wired/ increased adrenaline
Recoen
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Thyroid UK
3 years ago
My partner's story
Hello to everyone, I've been a silent member of this group for a few weeks and I have found your posts really helpful. I have decided that now is the time to share with you the story so far with my partner and his diagnosis of alcohol related liver disease. He's 43 years old and he's been a daily drinker
Hello to everyone, I've been a silent member of this group for a few weeks and I have found your posts really helpful. I have decided that now is the time to share with you the story so far with my partner and his diagnosis of alcohol related liver disease. He's 43 years old and he's been a daily drinker
Bibbs
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British Liver Trust
3 years ago
Black spots upon waking
Hi.. I have this problem also. It started around 6 months ago. Woke up one morning to see 2 black dots upon the white wall which disappeared when blinking. I contacted my gp and have had 2 eye tests including dilated pupil and both say eye health is good. I am now suffering with sleep and hallucinations
Hi.. I have this problem also. It started around 6 months ago. Woke up one morning to see 2 black dots upon the white wall which disappeared when blinking. I contacted my gp and have had 2 eye tests including dilated pupil and both say eye health is good. I am now suffering with sleep and hallucinations
Giro26
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Macular Society
3 years ago
Feeling a bit sad and down
I'm having one of those moments when I'd love to reach out and say I'm feeling a bit low - but reality is I don't know who to ring/don't like to bother folks/my husband hates fuss!!! Today he came home from work at 1, having only gone in at 10, he's fast asleep on the sofa again. I know we are lucky
I'm having one of those moments when I'd love to reach out and say I'm feeling a bit low - but reality is I don't know who to ring/don't like to bother folks/my husband hates fuss!!! Today he came home from work at 1, having only gone in at 10, he's fast asleep on the sofa again. I know we are lucky
Ewife
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British Liver Trust
3 years ago
Poor Circulation- does anyone else have this issue?
I have been having issues with the circulation to my hands and feet for a couple of years’ now. I only see my feet before I get dressed in the morning and after I undress in the evening but at those times they always look a very unhealthy shade of purple. My hands vary throughout the day and sometimes
I have been having issues with the circulation to my hands and feet for a couple of years’ now. I only see my feet before I get dressed in the morning and after I undress in the evening but at those times they always look a very unhealthy shade of purple. My hands vary throughout the day and sometimes
Crystalbowl
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AF Association
3 years ago
Fibroscan results today
I finally received my Fibroscan results from the hepatolgist. The KPA was very low and the CAP was very high. The doctor said F0 on the KPA. He told me the CAP just tells us there is fat in your liver which we already knew. He did not mention percentage of fat. He said the fat is not causing any issues
I finally received my Fibroscan results from the hepatolgist. The KPA was very low and the CAP was very high. The doctor said F0 on the KPA. He told me the CAP just tells us there is fat in your liver which we already knew. He did not mention percentage of fat. He said the fat is not causing any issues
Tenngirl
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British Liver Trust
3 years ago
Cataract surgery mistake
I have had PMR since October of 2019. I was down to 6mgs. of methyprednisolone when my cataract was getting to the point that I couldn’t drive any longer, because the vision in my other eye is 20/200 and cannot be corrected, so I had cataract surgery two days ago. I woke up this morning to not being
I have had PMR since October of 2019. I was down to 6mgs. of methyprednisolone when my cataract was getting to the point that I couldn’t drive any longer, because the vision in my other eye is 20/200 and cannot be corrected, so I had cataract surgery two days ago. I woke up this morning to not being
SandraLinks
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PMRGCAuk
3 years ago
Macular Disease Conference 2021 9.15am Saturday 11th September.
This year's virtual event is FREE and will see researchers and consultants come together to talk about the latest news in treatments and cutting-edge research. The event will include tailored sessions for people with age-related macular degeneration (AMD), and for those with inherited retinal diseases
This year's virtual event is FREE and will see researchers and consultants come together to talk about the latest news in treatments and cutting-edge research. The event will include tailored sessions for people with age-related macular degeneration (AMD), and for those with inherited retinal diseases
Kelly_macularsociety
Administrator
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Macular Society
3 years ago
Visit to rheumy today re: vision loss GCA
I'd put so much deep thought into the decision of whether I should choose sight or steroids; I chose sight. Today I had my visit with the rheumatologist and brought in the tests from the ophthalmologist that showed the diminished sight over the last 60 days. Initially, my rheumatologist felt it 'unlikely
I'd put so much deep thought into the decision of whether I should choose sight or steroids; I chose sight. Today I had my visit with the rheumatologist and brought in the tests from the ophthalmologist that showed the diminished sight over the last 60 days. Initially, my rheumatologist felt it 'unlikely
Grammy80
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PMRGCAuk
3 years ago
Does liver effect your hair
Just a question Does fatty liver have any effect on hair. I feel my hair is really thinning to a worrying degree. Not sure if allowed to use Manoxidil (Regaine) the only topical scalp medication that dr recommends. As it’s only applied to scalp not digested, but not sure if I can use it.
Just a question Does fatty liver have any effect on hair. I feel my hair is really thinning to a worrying degree. Not sure if allowed to use Manoxidil (Regaine) the only topical scalp medication that dr recommends. As it’s only applied to scalp not digested, but not sure if I can use it.
Seoe
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British Liver Trust
3 years ago
NAFLD online calculator
How accurate is the NAFLD online calculator? Did anyone use this tool and found it to be fairly accurate after receiving test results from your doctor? I am finally getting my Fibroscan results tomorrow (after 6 weeks) and my anxiety is kicking in. I contacted the nurse about a month ago via email and
How accurate is the NAFLD online calculator? Did anyone use this tool and found it to be fairly accurate after receiving test results from your doctor? I am finally getting my Fibroscan results tomorrow (after 6 weeks) and my anxiety is kicking in. I contacted the nurse about a month ago via email and
Tenngirl
in
British Liver Trust
3 years ago
Wet macular degeneration, does it dry up for long?
I’m heading to my second Eylea injections shortly and was wondering how long the Eylea can dry it up for? I think my vision is improved a little so I’m wondering if there is a chance I won’t need further injections after the loading dose. Is it feasible to hope for this as an outcome?
I’m heading to my second Eylea injections shortly and was wondering how long the Eylea can dry it up for? I think my vision is improved a little so I’m wondering if there is a chance I won’t need further injections after the loading dose. Is it feasible to hope for this as an outcome?
BlurryArtist
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Macular Society
3 years ago
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