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Anyone while on high dose prednisone had cataract surgery? I’m on 50 and cataracts are bad. Growing fast Still waiting for official diagnosis. Cataracts grew fast after back injections a couple months ago
Anyone while on high dose prednisone had cataract surgery? I’m on 50 and cataracts are bad. Growing fast Still waiting for official diagnosis. Cataracts grew fast after back injections a couple months ago
Libertylane
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PMRGCAuk
5 years ago
Fatty liver
Need advise. I have grade 3 fatty liver from alcohol I think. Was certainly a drinker. Binge one at that over many years decades. My cap score was 328. I've not drank for 1 year now. I've lost abit of weight by cutting bk on unhealthy food. Does anyone know if stopping drinking and watching what I eat
Need advise. I have grade 3 fatty liver from alcohol I think. Was certainly a drinker. Binge one at that over many years decades. My cap score was 328. I've not drank for 1 year now. I've lost abit of weight by cutting bk on unhealthy food. Does anyone know if stopping drinking and watching what I eat
Hidden
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British Liver Trust
5 years ago
MY GGT READING 172
just received my general screen today and found out that my ggt is 172, very high compare to reference value of <50, i normally take alcohol during weekend or once a week, what that mean?. i'm 1.64m tall with 85kg weight (obese). does it means that i have a liver problem?.
just received my general screen today and found out that my ggt is 172, very high compare to reference value of <50, i normally take alcohol during weekend or once a week, what that mean?. i'm 1.64m tall with 85kg weight (obese). does it means that i have a liver problem?.
balat
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British Liver Trust
5 years ago
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I have ALD and am currently on 50mg Spironolactone for ascites and 40mg Propanolol for varices. I keep getting slightly bubbly lungs when I lie down for a while and in the morning. Is this related to the ALD or entirely separate? Thanks. Wendy
I have ALD and am currently on 50mg Spironolactone for ascites and 40mg Propanolol for varices. I keep getting slightly bubbly lungs when I lie down for a while and in the morning. Is this related to the ALD or entirely separate? Thanks. Wendy
theoldboiler
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British Liver Trust
5 years ago
Tedsui looking for support
Hi - I'm a newbie to this site as my husband has recently been diagnosed with Primary Sclerosing Cholangitis (this wasn't an option in the search box so I ticked PBC instead) He attends our local hospital weekly for blood tests and was an in-patient from 2l to 24 January 2020, as his liver blood results
Hi - I'm a newbie to this site as my husband has recently been diagnosed with Primary Sclerosing Cholangitis (this wasn't an option in the search box so I ticked PBC instead) He attends our local hospital weekly for blood tests and was an in-patient from 2l to 24 January 2020, as his liver blood results
Tedsui
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British Liver Trust
5 years ago
Cataract surgery and CLL
My dad, 82yo, has been suffering from CLL for 7.5 years. He is on Ibrutinib, which seems to help, but he has low platellets count. He will need a cataract surgery on both eyes pretty soon. I am interested to hear others' experiences with cataract surgery while on CLL treatment.
My dad, 82yo, has been suffering from CLL for 7.5 years. He is on Ibrutinib, which seems to help, but he has low platellets count. He will need a cataract surgery on both eyes pretty soon. I am interested to hear others' experiences with cataract surgery while on CLL treatment.
MikeOr
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CLL Support
5 years ago
Test result guidance
Hello all. Happy new year! I haven’t posted in a while. It’s been a hectic year of cataract surgery and elbow surgeries. Hoping 2020 will be calmer. Today I had a rheumy appointment. I was due a follow up 6 months ago but my consultant has grown a two year backlog so today I was seen by another doctor
Hello all. Happy new year! I haven’t posted in a while. It’s been a hectic year of cataract surgery and elbow surgeries. Hoping 2020 will be calmer. Today I had a rheumy appointment. I was due a follow up 6 months ago but my consultant has grown a two year backlog so today I was seen by another doctor
Justinealexx
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LUPUS UK
5 years ago
Just chatted with a gentleman with GCA
A friend told me she had a friend who's husband lost his sight completely due to GCA and gave me his phone number after giving him a heads-up. He is 79 also and lost his sight 15 years ago. He said he suddenly lost one eye but his doctor was so apprehensive about prednisone that he was never 'hit'
A friend told me she had a friend who's husband lost his sight completely due to GCA and gave me his phone number after giving him a heads-up. He is 79 also and lost his sight 15 years ago. He said he suddenly lost one eye but his doctor was so apprehensive about prednisone that he was never 'hit'
Grammy80
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PMRGCAuk
5 years ago
If you take Azilect, read this
I have had a cold now for 10 days. Last night I developed a bad cough, so I took some Dextromethorphan caps that I have in the house. Previously I had been prescribed Azilect, but my insurance denied to authorize payment. Thank G-d. This morning, I checked Dextromethorphan on the internet (I'm a retired
I have had a cold now for 10 days. Last night I developed a bad cough, so I took some Dextromethorphan caps that I have in the house. Previously I had been prescribed Azilect, but my insurance denied to authorize payment. Thank G-d. This morning, I checked Dextromethorphan on the internet (I'm a retired
docjleonard55
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Cure Parkinson's
5 years ago
Fructosamine test
The difference in the tests is that the Fructosamine measures the average over a period of 2-3 weeks, while the HbA1C measures the average over a period of 2-3 months. The HbA1C test reveals more long-term glucose control, while the fructosamine test reveals short-term. Fructosamine testing may be used
The difference in the tests is that the Fructosamine measures the average over a period of 2-3 weeks, while the HbA1C measures the average over a period of 2-3 months. The HbA1C test reveals more long-term glucose control, while the fructosamine test reveals short-term. Fructosamine testing may be used
gangadharan_nair
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Diabetes India
5 years ago
Ozurdex implant
Hi I have CRVO with macular oedema in my right eye, this happened when I was 46, it’s coming up to a year now and I’ve had 3 lucentis injections and 5 bouts of laser, I’ve recently had the ozurdex implant and i must say that it has improved my sight but I was just wandering if anyone else has had this
Hi I have CRVO with macular oedema in my right eye, this happened when I was 46, it’s coming up to a year now and I’ve had 3 lucentis injections and 5 bouts of laser, I’ve recently had the ozurdex implant and i must say that it has improved my sight but I was just wandering if anyone else has had this
sarahc333
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Macular Society
5 years ago
Cataract Operation / Lens Implant
Has anyone had a cataract operation, lens implant. I assume it’s ok to have this op while having an MPN, the eye surgeon didn’t know about MPNs. I have ET (MPL) and on Pegasys.
Has anyone had a cataract operation, lens implant. I assume it’s ok to have this op while having an MPN, the eye surgeon didn’t know about MPNs. I have ET (MPL) and on Pegasys.
Raphael_UK
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MPN Voice
5 years ago
First post and I am a wife of a sufferer
Hi and thanks for even reading this. My husband was diagnosed beginning of Sept with alcoholic liver disease and had ascites, oedema, some jaundice, tiredness etc. Our GP has been amazing and he has had the ascites drained ( 8.75L) and condition is we think stable. I'm just finding it hard and ended
Hi and thanks for even reading this. My husband was diagnosed beginning of Sept with alcoholic liver disease and had ascites, oedema, some jaundice, tiredness etc. Our GP has been amazing and he has had the ascites drained ( 8.75L) and condition is we think stable. I'm just finding it hard and ended
POSITIVEMUM3
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British Liver Trust
5 years ago
Annual update, DNA testing, Gastric Bypass, Fungal Skin Infection, Brittle Nails, Looking for GI doc
So almost a year has gone by, now I am headed into being 47, still struggling with Dupuytrens in my right hand, but had the cataract surgery and things are looking "brighter" LOL. I recently did my DNA through 23 and Me, did not tell me much healthwise, but I did find out that I am 83% Irish and English
So almost a year has gone by, now I am headed into being 47, still struggling with Dupuytrens in my right hand, but had the cataract surgery and things are looking "brighter" LOL. I recently did my DNA through 23 and Me, did not tell me much healthwise, but I did find out that I am 83% Irish and English
Cooper6
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PBC Foundation
5 years ago
Good news
Had my every 10 yr colonoscopy this AM and all good. Next one in 10 years. Yahoo. Back of ibrutinib that I held for 3+ days before. No lymph nodes bouncing up not that I thought there was much of a chance, but glad anyway. A bit out of it from the anesthesia so I will keep this short.
Had my every 10 yr colonoscopy this AM and all good. Next one in 10 years. Yahoo. Back of ibrutinib that I held for 3+ days before. No lymph nodes bouncing up not that I thought there was much of a chance, but glad anyway. A bit out of it from the anesthesia so I will keep this short.
bkoffman
CLL CURE Hero
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CLL Support
5 years ago
Cataract surgery
When do you know you should have cataract surgery? My vision has decreased tremendously in three months. Thanks
When do you know you should have cataract surgery? My vision has decreased tremendously in three months. Thanks
singingloud
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PMRGCAuk
5 years ago
Suggestions for reducing spironolactone and furosemide without having a rebound
Anyone with experience or tips for reducing and coming off of diuretics. I have read about and experienced a rebound effect of putting on water weight quickly. My labs are great and my liver seems fine after 7 months of no alcohol, healthy living and some herbs my doctor approved I could take. I
Anyone with experience or tips for reducing and coming off of diuretics. I have read about and experienced a rebound effect of putting on water weight quickly. My labs are great and my liver seems fine after 7 months of no alcohol, healthy living and some herbs my doctor approved I could take. I
wildlifegal
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British Liver Trust
5 years ago
Hi everybody! A few words and questions
Hi guys, I have been a member of this forum group since last month, and although this is my first post, I read the posts and responses on here often. I was discharged from Aintree hospital on November 28 this year, after being in hospital for 3 and a half months. I was first admitted to Oldham Royal
Hi guys, I have been a member of this forum group since last month, and although this is my first post, I read the posts and responses on here often. I was discharged from Aintree hospital on November 28 this year, after being in hospital for 3 and a half months. I was first admitted to Oldham Royal
SarahMcgarrigle
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British Liver Trust
5 years ago
Hi everybody! A few words and questions
Hi guys, I have been a member of this forum group since last month, and although this is my first post, I read the posts and responses on here often. I was discharged from Aintree hospital on November 28 this year, after being in hospital for 3 and a half months. I was first admitted to Oldham Royal
Hi guys, I have been a member of this forum group since last month, and although this is my first post, I read the posts and responses on here often. I was discharged from Aintree hospital on November 28 this year, after being in hospital for 3 and a half months. I was first admitted to Oldham Royal
SarahMcgarrigle
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British Liver Trust
5 years ago
How to replace B12 after anesthesia?
After reading about Nitrous Oxide I have many questions. I am scheduled for an Endoscopy and I am so frightened of the anesthesia to be used and won't be told which until the morning of. I have had "ether" and "nitrous" in the past during other procedures involving bad reactions and usually requiring
After reading about Nitrous Oxide I have many questions. I am scheduled for an Endoscopy and I am so frightened of the anesthesia to be used and won't be told which until the morning of. I have had "ether" and "nitrous" in the past during other procedures involving bad reactions and usually requiring
tvellepern
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
5 years ago
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