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Hi there for those of us with Bronchiectasis and asthma, which inhalers do you use and which do you feel are the most effective?
Hi there for those of us with Bronchiectasis and asthma, which inhalers do you use and which do you feel are the most effective?
falcon68
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
1 year ago
Fostair inhaler
Had my asthma review at my GP surgery today and apparently my asthma is poorly controlled which I knew anyway so she wants to consider changing my steroid inhaler to Fostair. I'm already on Flutiform 250/10 as well as Spiriva which I know isn't a steroid. What's the difference between the two and is
Had my asthma review at my GP surgery today and apparently my asthma is poorly controlled which I knew anyway so she wants to consider changing my steroid inhaler to Fostair. I'm already on Flutiform 250/10 as well as Spiriva which I know isn't a steroid. What's the difference between the two and is
Lilmix03
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Asthma Community Forum
1 year ago
Can Hayfever make my Hypothyroidism worse ?
Hi I’m wondering if my Hayfever is making my Hypothyroidism worse? And if so does anyone know any tips on how to get it back level? I’ve read a little about histamine and that it can affect your T4/T3 but I’m not really sure, I’ve had particularly bad Hayfever over the last few weeks and I’m starting
Hi I’m wondering if my Hayfever is making my Hypothyroidism worse? And if so does anyone know any tips on how to get it back level? I’ve read a little about histamine and that it can affect your T4/T3 but I’m not really sure, I’ve had particularly bad Hayfever over the last few weeks and I’m starting
Fliplaar
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Thyroid UK
11 months ago
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Does CLL leave you more vulnerable to allergies?
Hi everyone Does anyone know if our condition means we’re more susceptible to allergies? I’m really struggling at the moment with what appears to be hay fever and maybe dust allergy. It’s making me feel quite unwell. I used to have hay fever as a child but grew out of it. Also we live in an old
Hi everyone Does anyone know if our condition means we’re more susceptible to allergies? I’m really struggling at the moment with what appears to be hay fever and maybe dust allergy. It’s making me feel quite unwell. I used to have hay fever as a child but grew out of it. Also we live in an old
Miu48
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CLL Support
11 months ago
Intolerance and allergy advice please
At first, my son had all the allergies: peanuts, egg, milk and always had a reaction to most new foods. Now he is 15 months old and is on the milk ladder; slowly climbing up on step 2 of ladder and doing really well with milk desensitisation. He also reacts less to new foods and building up his tolerance
At first, my son had all the allergies: peanuts, egg, milk and always had a reaction to most new foods. Now he is 15 months old and is on the milk ladder; slowly climbing up on step 2 of ladder and doing really well with milk desensitisation. He also reacts less to new foods and building up his tolerance
Jogsandwalks
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Pregnancy and Parenting Support
11 months ago
Asthma and B12
Hi Guys Some insight / info for general discussion and rumination! I did not have asthma or hay fever as a child. I developed Asthma in my 30’s and when pregnant 20 years ago it was really bad. I have attended an asthma clinic each year with GP to review treatment - usually to continue with steroid
Hi Guys Some insight / info for general discussion and rumination! I did not have asthma or hay fever as a child. I developed Asthma in my 30’s and when pregnant 20 years ago it was really bad. I have attended an asthma clinic each year with GP to review treatment - usually to continue with steroid
Wwwdot
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
11 months ago
Tibilone experiences
Hi. I have very severe endometriosis and adenomyosis and am awaiting surgery which will likely involve having a stoma. I’ve previously had left ovary removed and both tubes and I’ve recently been told my right ovary is failing. Unfortunately there was been little improvement to my Endometriosis even
Hi. I have very severe endometriosis and adenomyosis and am awaiting surgery which will likely involve having a stoma. I’ve previously had left ovary removed and both tubes and I’ve recently been told my right ovary is failing. Unfortunately there was been little improvement to my Endometriosis even
Lily1986
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Endometriosis UK
3 days ago
diverticulitis incontinence
Diverticulitis hot of nowhere. I fell down the stairs, was life flighted to UH main Campus, and had multiple Harkin’s procedures. Gutted thrice, like a catfish. I’ll be with ostomy for rest of my life. It’s been 40 days. Weak as a kitten I’m just in to rehab but still draining. They equipped me
Diverticulitis hot of nowhere. I fell down the stairs, was life flighted to UH main Campus, and had multiple Harkin’s procedures. Gutted thrice, like a catfish. I’ll be with ostomy for rest of my life. It’s been 40 days. Weak as a kitten I’m just in to rehab but still draining. They equipped me
kreg001
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
8 days ago
Ilieostomy - waistband issue
We're gradually feeling our way through things but my husband has advised me that he is having difficulties with waistbands - he either needs to pull his trousers up really high or have his trousers hanging really low. Is there any solution, for instance to the support belts help. I did buy him ilieostomy
We're gradually feeling our way through things but my husband has advised me that he is having difficulties with waistbands - he either needs to pull his trousers up really high or have his trousers hanging really low. Is there any solution, for instance to the support belts help. I did buy him ilieostomy
Suebedoo
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Living with a Stoma
14 days ago
Bowel or endometrioma pain?
Hi I'm hoping someone can shed a bit of light on my pain. I have endo in lots of places in POD on ligaments and my bowel.I also have a 5cm endometrioma. I am down for surgery for hysterectomy as I have adenomyosis and endo extraction. I've opted out of a bowel resection as the waiting list is longer
Hi I'm hoping someone can shed a bit of light on my pain. I have endo in lots of places in POD on ligaments and my bowel.I also have a 5cm endometrioma. I am down for surgery for hysterectomy as I have adenomyosis and endo extraction. I've opted out of a bowel resection as the waiting list is longer
Loveneige
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Endometriosis UK
19 days ago
Catheters and travel
Hello everyoneI am a 64 year old woman, treated for rectal cancer with chemoradiotherapy with temporary stoma in 2009. I have had endless bladder and bowel issues since, and been hospitalized with numerous infections since the temporary stoma reversal - last infection of that type 2017, but now lots
Hello everyoneI am a 64 year old woman, treated for rectal cancer with chemoradiotherapy with temporary stoma in 2009. I have had endless bladder and bowel issues since, and been hospitalized with numerous infections since the temporary stoma reversal - last infection of that type 2017, but now lots
Hopeful-one
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Pelvic Radiation Disease Association
24 days ago
asthma steroids hypo
hi, am about to be admitted to hospital fir asthma (1st time was two weeks ago so I really haven’t recovered). Doc is concerned I don’t seem to respond to oral prednisonol steroids - asked if i have issues absorbing meds usually. I Said maybe - low stomach acid with thyroid and am often low in b12 and
hi, am about to be admitted to hospital fir asthma (1st time was two weeks ago so I really haven’t recovered). Doc is concerned I don’t seem to respond to oral prednisonol steroids - asked if i have issues absorbing meds usually. I Said maybe - low stomach acid with thyroid and am often low in b12 and
JAmanda
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Thyroid UK
1 year ago
Dense adhesions after 15 surgeries, + 2 rare medical conditions
At the age of 25, my life changed forever. After 4 years, 2 surgeries and no diagnosis, as to what the problems was, I eventually found out I had multiple intestinal lipomatosis and Ehlers Danlos Syndrome. Ileostomy formed 1996. 13 more surgeries have performed. Due to absorption problems, + major
At the age of 25, my life changed forever. After 4 years, 2 surgeries and no diagnosis, as to what the problems was, I eventually found out I had multiple intestinal lipomatosis and Ehlers Danlos Syndrome. Ileostomy formed 1996. 13 more surgeries have performed. Due to absorption problems, + major
Eegmetem
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Pelvic Pain Support Network
1 month ago
FDG elements of PSMA scan
I had a FDG scan a few days ago . At the heart of my confusion is the function of FDG in giving a positive outcome to Pluvicto infusions. Is it a good thing to have lots of 'FDG Avid' showing up, or do you want those aspects of the scan to be as hidden as possible (so that the PSMA -Avid cells can be
I had a FDG scan a few days ago . At the heart of my confusion is the function of FDG in giving a positive outcome to Pluvicto infusions. Is it a good thing to have lots of 'FDG Avid' showing up, or do you want those aspects of the scan to be as hidden as possible (so that the PSMA -Avid cells can be
CrocodileShoes
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 month ago
What is normal after surgery and what isn't
My husband had stoma surgery two weeks ago and got home a week later. Since coming home he seems to be deteriorating not improving. On the advice of his stoma nurse, we are going to see the GP to get bloods taken, etc this morning. However, is it normal to go off your food, be scared to eat in case
My husband had stoma surgery two weeks ago and got home a week later. Since coming home he seems to be deteriorating not improving. On the advice of his stoma nurse, we are going to see the GP to get bloods taken, etc this morning. However, is it normal to go off your food, be scared to eat in case
Suebedoo
in
Living with a Stoma
1 month ago
Stoma with Denosumab osteoporosis medication
Hi, I am posting the same thing in the osteoporosis forum and the stoma forum at the suggestion of my friend. My mum has had a stoma for over 50 years and is also on osteoporosis medication. Her doctor has suggested she moves to Denosumab which contains sorbitol and is a twice yearly injection. She
Hi, I am posting the same thing in the osteoporosis forum and the stoma forum at the suggestion of my friend. My mum has had a stoma for over 50 years and is also on osteoporosis medication. Her doctor has suggested she moves to Denosumab which contains sorbitol and is a twice yearly injection. She
Florrie2
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Bone Health and Osteoporosis UK
1 month ago
Pale skin during flare ups
Does anyone else get a really washed out, pale almost grey skin during flare ups? My Mum often comments on me looking very pale but I caught sight of myself in the mirror yesterday and my eyes were dark underneath (despite having had a long nap), skin so pale with an almost greenish grey tint. Not very
Does anyone else get a really washed out, pale almost grey skin during flare ups? My Mum often comments on me looking very pale but I caught sight of myself in the mirror yesterday and my eyes were dark underneath (despite having had a long nap), skin so pale with an almost greenish grey tint. Not very
Lily1986
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Endometriosis UK
1 month ago
Recently had stoma
I was diagnosed 2 years ago stage 4 high serious ovarian part bowel removed and 6 sessions chemo lived normal 18months then recurrence and more chemo then total hysterectomy omentom removed and shock when I woke I had stoma that is pernament finding it hard deal with and see consultant next week
I was diagnosed 2 years ago stage 4 high serious ovarian part bowel removed and 6 sessions chemo lived normal 18months then recurrence and more chemo then total hysterectomy omentom removed and shock when I woke I had stoma that is pernament finding it hard deal with and see consultant next week
PaumicB123
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Living with a Stoma
1 month ago
Tragic
My lovely 15 years old grandson died this week. He had ingested a very toxic fungus while looking for plant samples in woodland. After feeling unwell and in pain his mum took him to A&E where a scan showed his stomach had a hole in it. He had urgent surgery and thirty percent of his stomach was
My lovely 15 years old grandson died this week. He had ingested a very toxic fungus while looking for plant samples in woodland. After feeling unwell and in pain his mum took him to A&E where a scan showed his stomach had a hole in it. He had urgent surgery and thirty percent of his stomach was
littleloobs
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Care Community
2 months ago
PSMA Analysis needed
I'm awaiting the visual images from my PSMA FDG scan. In the meantime, I've got a written report and I could do with your help. The backdrop is that I'm hoping to be considered eligible for PSMA therapy in Melbourne in May-Aug. At the heart of it lies a really simple question (and apologies for my naivety
I'm awaiting the visual images from my PSMA FDG scan. In the meantime, I've got a written report and I could do with your help. The backdrop is that I'm hoping to be considered eligible for PSMA therapy in Melbourne in May-Aug. At the heart of it lies a really simple question (and apologies for my naivety
CrocodileShoes
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 months ago
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