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Hi I'm looking for advise. My husband was admitted to hospital back in December he was in for 5 weeks with liver failure, he has started to look and feel alot better but is still getting confusion (he is taking lactulose) also his mood swings are bad at times he has a couple of days where he is fantastic
Hi I'm looking for advise. My husband was admitted to hospital back in December he was in for 5 weeks with liver failure, he has started to look and feel alot better but is still getting confusion (he is taking lactulose) also his mood swings are bad at times he has a couple of days where he is fantastic
Courtney1410
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British Liver Trust
6 years ago
UPDATE ON MY OTHER PROBLEM.
Well hopefully not a problem anymore.Had my 2nd cataract op yesterday, looking battered and bruised but otherwise ok, first eye done 5 weeks ago today really good result so hope this one will be as good,was really nervous about having them done but it was all good,thanks for always being there.
Well hopefully not a problem anymore.Had my 2nd cataract op yesterday, looking battered and bruised but otherwise ok, first eye done 5 weeks ago today really good result so hope this one will be as good,was really nervous about having them done but it was all good,thanks for always being there.
Fastbeat
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AF Association
6 years ago
Magnet therapy
Has anyone tried it? Research increasingly shows that a new treatment, transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS), a non-invasive method of stimulation of the brain, has the potential to help control motor symptoms of PD non-invasively. ... We hope to expand this technology to offer it to our patients with
Has anyone tried it? Research increasingly shows that a new treatment, transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS), a non-invasive method of stimulation of the brain, has the potential to help control motor symptoms of PD non-invasively. ... We hope to expand this technology to offer it to our patients with
Farooqji
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Cure Parkinson's
6 years ago
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"Can - C" Eye drops for cataracts and AMD
I was diagnosed with dry AMD last November and also cataracts in both eyes. My vision is still quite good but am taking steps to put off deterioration - supplements etc. I wondered if anyone had experience of Can-C drops for cataracts? I wondered if they might make the AMD worse if I used them for the
I was diagnosed with dry AMD last November and also cataracts in both eyes. My vision is still quite good but am taking steps to put off deterioration - supplements etc. I wondered if anyone had experience of Can-C drops for cataracts? I wondered if they might make the AMD worse if I used them for the
udall24
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Macular Society
6 years ago
Is Macula-ped near the fovea relates to Macular degeneration ?
My brother been diagnosed left eye Macula-ped near the fovea. Does this mean he has Macular degeneration. We are shocked to hear this message as he is in 38. Ophthalmologist suggested Intravitreal injection ( L ) - Anti-vegf under gvp. Really we did not understand this terms. Can some one help us
My brother been diagnosed left eye Macula-ped near the fovea. Does this mean he has Macular degeneration. We are shocked to hear this message as he is in 38. Ophthalmologist suggested Intravitreal injection ( L ) - Anti-vegf under gvp. Really we did not understand this terms. Can some one help us
Dsrb
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Macular Society
6 years ago
Candesartan
Hi, does anybody have cramp type pain, hips, knees, tops of feet? I suspect it might be caused by Candesartan. I have been prescribed these as I discovered the hard way that I am intolerant to ACE Inhibitors.
Hi, does anybody have cramp type pain, hips, knees, tops of feet? I suspect it might be caused by Candesartan. I have been prescribed these as I discovered the hard way that I am intolerant to ACE Inhibitors.
alexgilbert
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British Heart Foundation
6 years ago
First post
Hi all, This is my first post as I'm a newbie here. I was diagnosed last year with liver cirrhosis due to alcohol abuse. Since being abstinent for over a year now I no longer have ascites and life is pretty good. However, I don't know anyone else with this condition and sometimes feel like I have a death
Hi all, This is my first post as I'm a newbie here. I was diagnosed last year with liver cirrhosis due to alcohol abuse. Since being abstinent for over a year now I no longer have ascites and life is pretty good. However, I don't know anyone else with this condition and sometimes feel like I have a death
Kirkleone
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British Liver Trust
6 years ago
3rd injection of ACTEMRA
So far I don’t see any difference in pain level. Noticed small sores in my mouth a lip feels a little swollen has anyone else Experienced this?
So far I don’t see any difference in pain level. Noticed small sores in my mouth a lip feels a little swollen has anyone else Experienced this?
mpl615
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PMRGCAuk
6 years ago
I'll Have What She's Having...
I'm not saying I will ever be approved for ACTEMRA; or that I believe it's the "end all, do all," panacea for complicated GCA cases (Hell, I don't even know if I am a "complicated" GCA Case, but it sure feels like I am!) ...however after everything I've read and after talking to people in the USA who
I'm not saying I will ever be approved for ACTEMRA; or that I believe it's the "end all, do all," panacea for complicated GCA cases (Hell, I don't even know if I am a "complicated" GCA Case, but it sure feels like I am!) ...however after everything I've read and after talking to people in the USA who
Hidden
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PMRGCAuk
6 years ago
Cambridge Research Study on NASH
We just wanted to let members know about a research study aimed at those with non-alcohol related steatohepatitis (NASH) If you are over 18 years old and have a diagnosis of NASH then would you be interested in taking part in a research study of LiverMultiScan™ which is a new MRI based method for characterising
We just wanted to let members know about a research study aimed at those with non-alcohol related steatohepatitis (NASH) If you are over 18 years old and have a diagnosis of NASH then would you be interested in taking part in a research study of LiverMultiScan™ which is a new MRI based method for characterising
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Administrator
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British Liver Trust
6 years ago
Liver problems?
I used to have anorexia - though now am at a healthy weight. When I was in hospital at a very low weight having weekly bloods taken, they discovered that my liver enzymes were slightly elevated and they never went back down. One and a half years later, I am having issues with hypothyroidism and had to
I used to have anorexia - though now am at a healthy weight. When I was in hospital at a very low weight having weekly bloods taken, they discovered that my liver enzymes were slightly elevated and they never went back down. One and a half years later, I am having issues with hypothyroidism and had to
Hidden
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British Liver Trust
6 years ago
not sure what to think!!!!
hi guys was wandering if anyone else in the group can give me some info my son was diagnosed with none alcoholic fatty liver disease on is ultra sound they also found a 6inc part of his liver that is abnormal ( which in its self is very frightening!!! ) apart from his liver emzymes been high we were
hi guys was wandering if anyone else in the group can give me some info my son was diagnosed with none alcoholic fatty liver disease on is ultra sound they also found a 6inc part of his liver that is abnormal ( which in its self is very frightening!!! ) apart from his liver emzymes been high we were
mareck
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British Liver Trust
6 years ago
Trying
Today I had a chance to forget about the family, and start a binge, I don't do these things to cause harm, but when it grips you you can't give in. Well today I won I didn't have that drink, I remain a "normal" part of society. My partner said you must be proud when ussualy I would spend time on my own
Today I had a chance to forget about the family, and start a binge, I don't do these things to cause harm, but when it grips you you can't give in. Well today I won I didn't have that drink, I remain a "normal" part of society. My partner said you must be proud when ussualy I would spend time on my own
Foxman555
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British Liver Trust
6 years ago
Rising blood sugars
I have just begun, five weeks ago, on my second biologic having failed on all DMards and Benepali. Now on RoActemra. My latest HbA1C has risen considerably. I am a Type 2 Diabetic, well controlled on tablets for many years. As I have not changed diet or anything else I wonder if it is a side effect
I have just begun, five weeks ago, on my second biologic having failed on all DMards and Benepali. Now on RoActemra. My latest HbA1C has risen considerably. I am a Type 2 Diabetic, well controlled on tablets for many years. As I have not changed diet or anything else I wonder if it is a side effect
Pat9442
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NRAS
6 years ago
Thankyou!!!!
thankyou to everyone on here for your support and advice 1 year and a half abstinence has eradicated my hepatic liver. Bloods are perfect apart from phosphate was a tiny bit under which has been addressed I no longer have to see hepatololigist or the liver dr as bloods and scans are squeaky clean just
thankyou to everyone on here for your support and advice 1 year and a half abstinence has eradicated my hepatic liver. Bloods are perfect apart from phosphate was a tiny bit under which has been addressed I no longer have to see hepatololigist or the liver dr as bloods and scans are squeaky clean just
james_92
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British Liver Trust
6 years ago
NEW to this site
Started Actemra injection last Friday is any else on this drug for the treatment of PMR? How is it working for you? any side effects? I also suffer from IBS and had a flair up a couple of days after taking the drug. I was on Embrel and Prednisone and then stopped the prednisone due to the side effects
Started Actemra injection last Friday is any else on this drug for the treatment of PMR? How is it working for you? any side effects? I also suffer from IBS and had a flair up a couple of days after taking the drug. I was on Embrel and Prednisone and then stopped the prednisone due to the side effects
mpl615
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PMRGCAuk
6 years ago
possible causes
whenever I cleaned, I always used chlorine bleach and still do, I was never particularly careful about not breathing it in, also used methylated spirits, turpentine, kerosene and many other chemicals. Just wondering. Marg
whenever I cleaned, I always used chlorine bleach and still do, I was never particularly careful about not breathing it in, also used methylated spirits, turpentine, kerosene and many other chemicals. Just wondering. Marg
margollrich
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Cure Parkinson's
6 years ago
Lost
As a child both parents drank regularly but in my teens i started to notice it became and every night thing. 2015 was the year that disaster started to strike. Id 2 parents both with cirrohsis, i tried in vain to help them but i was running into a brick wall. That year my mum ended up in ICU with something
As a child both parents drank regularly but in my teens i started to notice it became and every night thing. 2015 was the year that disaster started to strike. Id 2 parents both with cirrohsis, i tried in vain to help them but i was running into a brick wall. That year my mum ended up in ICU with something
wrightr444
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British Liver Trust
6 years ago
8 years of daily alcohol use
Hi all 29 years old started drinking at 21 been drinking 8 to 10 beers a day some more some less some days none I have spider nevus on my face and chest and arms very tender on both sides of ribcage I had pain too but has subsided since I have quit drinking and eating healthy had ct mri and ultrasound
Hi all 29 years old started drinking at 21 been drinking 8 to 10 beers a day some more some less some days none I have spider nevus on my face and chest and arms very tender on both sides of ribcage I had pain too but has subsided since I have quit drinking and eating healthy had ct mri and ultrasound
Heath316
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British Liver Trust
6 years ago
Fatty liver
A recent blood test gave these results: AST48; ALT 43; GGTP 787. I've been over-drinking for a couple of months - job loss sent me into a depression. I haven't had a drink since I got this result (10 days), and the doctor says the damage is reversible: moderately fatty liver, no scarring, gall bladder
A recent blood test gave these results: AST48; ALT 43; GGTP 787. I've been over-drinking for a couple of months - job loss sent me into a depression. I haven't had a drink since I got this result (10 days), and the doctor says the damage is reversible: moderately fatty liver, no scarring, gall bladder
nosferatu
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British Liver Trust
6 years ago
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