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Since hubbys HA Oct 2016 he has been having problems with his stomach. Many many visits to GP and different tablets given. After GP couldn’t think of anything else he referred him to a geriatian. This doctor sent him for an endoscopy which showed gastritis and very severe duodinitus . He was already
Since hubbys HA Oct 2016 he has been having problems with his stomach. Many many visits to GP and different tablets given. After GP couldn’t think of anything else he referred him to a geriatian. This doctor sent him for an endoscopy which showed gastritis and very severe duodinitus . He was already
Bazmack
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British Heart Foundation
6 years ago
Really unsettled by consultant change
After several years of trying I finally found a wonderful consultant - Dr Yousef Karim - at Frimley Park Hospital. He's now left the hospital and I've been switched from immunology to rheumatology. My diagnoses is APS with Lupus elements, and PCOS. I'm on Hydroxychloroquine and Aspirin, but I don't
After several years of trying I finally found a wonderful consultant - Dr Yousef Karim - at Frimley Park Hospital. He's now left the hospital and I've been switched from immunology to rheumatology. My diagnoses is APS with Lupus elements, and PCOS. I'm on Hydroxychloroquine and Aspirin, but I don't
phoenix77
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Hughes Syndrome APS Forum
6 years ago
Starting new med.
I’m taking my first Amitriptyline soon and I’m so nervous/anxious 😣x
I’m taking my first Amitriptyline soon and I’m so nervous/anxious 😣x
Mariapalmer
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Anxiety Support
6 years ago
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hi all after 4 years of trying to get answers im now being past onto pain management team it all started of with my ending up in A &E with a what was suggested partial tear of my knee ligament . I also have awful pain in my lower back ive had lots of physio was told my mri had only shown small amount
hi all after 4 years of trying to get answers im now being past onto pain management team it all started of with my ending up in A &E with a what was suggested partial tear of my knee ligament . I also have awful pain in my lower back ive had lots of physio was told my mri had only shown small amount
craftyvonnie
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Pain Concern
6 years ago
Epidural Hematoma
Hello there:) I'm new to this group and am hoping to get some advice. My husband suffered a TBI a little over a year ago while playing basketball in the driveway with our sons. He fell and hit his head on our driveway. He fractured his skull and suffered an epidural hematoma. The doctor performed
Hello there:) I'm new to this group and am hoping to get some advice. My husband suffered a TBI a little over a year ago while playing basketball in the driveway with our sons. He fell and hit his head on our driveway. He fractured his skull and suffered an epidural hematoma. The doctor performed
wifeofbraininjured
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Headway
6 years ago
RELIEF FOUND
Hi everyone, This is my own case story. I amazingly found relief to my pain, but have fewer medical problems than many of the people on this site: I am 44 years of age, have always had excruciating periods since the age of 12 years (more painful than labor contractions), and have been through 2 c-sections
Hi everyone, This is my own case story. I amazingly found relief to my pain, but have fewer medical problems than many of the people on this site: I am 44 years of age, have always had excruciating periods since the age of 12 years (more painful than labor contractions), and have been through 2 c-sections
mel_MD
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Pelvic Pain Support Network
6 years ago
Tired Beyond Belief!
Today my GP prescribed amitriptyline as I haven't had a normal sleep for an unacceptable time now ( almost 2/3 months) He is convinced my Fibromyalgia is causing insomnia. I also have RA ( on Baracitinib) and had neck surgery this year ( compression of nerves) also on HRT. Don't know what's what with
Today my GP prescribed amitriptyline as I haven't had a normal sleep for an unacceptable time now ( almost 2/3 months) He is convinced my Fibromyalgia is causing insomnia. I also have RA ( on Baracitinib) and had neck surgery this year ( compression of nerves) also on HRT. Don't know what's what with
Shalf
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NRAS
6 years ago
Ketamine for Parkinson's? Clinical trial in the works
https://parkinsonsnewstoday.com/2018/07/20/parkinsons-gene-therapy-vy-aadc-in-phase-2-trial-continues-to-show-motor-benefits-voyager-says/
https://parkinsonsnewstoday.com/2018/07/20/parkinsons-gene-therapy-vy-aadc-in-phase-2-trial-continues-to-show-motor-benefits-voyager-says/
Farooqji
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Cure Parkinson's
6 years ago
Amitriptyline
I have intense itching/burning in my arms and have been prescribed Amitriptyline 10mg for pain relief for Brachioradial Pruritis. How long does it take before benefits are noticed?
I have intense itching/burning in my arms and have been prescribed Amitriptyline 10mg for pain relief for Brachioradial Pruritis. How long does it take before benefits are noticed?
IndieBoo2
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Pain Concern
6 years ago
Brand change amitriptyline
Amitriptyline I keep having bouts of anxiety with each brand change anyone else have this ?
Amitriptyline I keep having bouts of anxiety with each brand change anyone else have this ?
Sunnydeligh
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Restless Legs Syndrome
6 years ago
Amitriptyline, how long it takes to work?
Amitriptyline for pelvic pain. How long it takes to work? The very first day I took it , got rid of my pain, 90% , but day two, and no pain relief whatsoever. I had a lap done and still in pain, Dr. said its purely neuropathic and prescribed it. Worried now
Amitriptyline for pelvic pain. How long it takes to work? The very first day I took it , got rid of my pain, 90% , but day two, and no pain relief whatsoever. I had a lap done and still in pain, Dr. said its purely neuropathic and prescribed it. Worried now
marinamarinka
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Pelvic Pain Support Network
6 years ago
Continuing headaches
I am also 3 years post subdural haematoma surgery. I still get headaches though they are not as bad as they were in the first few months when I had very little support and very little sleep! At last someone suggested Amitriptyline which has helped with the headaches and meant I can sleep better. I took
I am also 3 years post subdural haematoma surgery. I still get headaches though they are not as bad as they were in the first few months when I had very little support and very little sleep! At last someone suggested Amitriptyline which has helped with the headaches and meant I can sleep better. I took
hazeldjh
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Headway
6 years ago
Amitriptyline for carpal tunnel syndrome?
Hello, my GP has just diagnosed carpal tunnel syndrome and prescribed amitriptyline 10mg. I did some research but didn’t find anything about this drug being used for CTS. I’ve only just started taking it, and I just feel so wiped out. Is that normal? Has anyone else heard of amitriptyline to treat
Hello, my GP has just diagnosed carpal tunnel syndrome and prescribed amitriptyline 10mg. I did some research but didn’t find anything about this drug being used for CTS. I’ve only just started taking it, and I just feel so wiped out. Is that normal? Has anyone else heard of amitriptyline to treat
JasonP
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Pain Concern
6 years ago
Can anyone help interpret my Daughters blood test results please?
Hi all I've previously posted about my own B12 deficiency but I need some help with my Daughters results. Apologies in advance for the long explanation! She began feeling unwell beginning of this year with almost identical symptoms to mine apart from one which was Vertigo she keeps having really bad
Hi all I've previously posted about my own B12 deficiency but I need some help with my Daughters results. Apologies in advance for the long explanation! She began feeling unwell beginning of this year with almost identical symptoms to mine apart from one which was Vertigo she keeps having really bad
Alesia
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
6 years ago
Newbie: Bloating - anyone else in the same boat?
Hi everyone. It's my first time posting but I've been reading your posts for several years now. I was diagnosed last October by a lovely Rheumy after several years of being fobbed off. I am on amitriptyline and meloxicam which are working well and along with great support from my lovely husband, understanding
Hi everyone. It's my first time posting but I've been reading your posts for several years now. I was diagnosed last October by a lovely Rheumy after several years of being fobbed off. I am on amitriptyline and meloxicam which are working well and along with great support from my lovely husband, understanding
Beckster22
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Fibromyalgia Action UK
6 years ago
Methylation - was gobblydegook but now I'm understanding it
I have received a random email from Dr Mark Hyman regarding Methylation. When I had my legally required counselling with the result of my DIO2 gene test, the counsellor talked at great length about Methylation & she was recommending I take a test to check my methylation. I couldn't take in what she
I have received a random email from Dr Mark Hyman regarding Methylation. When I had my legally required counselling with the result of my DIO2 gene test, the counsellor talked at great length about Methylation & she was recommending I take a test to check my methylation. I couldn't take in what she
marigold22
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Thyroid UK
6 years ago
Never been so annoyed😡
Went to the doctors last week and they said they wouldn't give me any pain medication until I seen the rheumatologist (I was on naproxen, it didn't work so we stopped it) but they upped my amitriptyline so I could sleep, so Had my rheumatologist appointment last Thursday and got told that I do have fibromyalgia
Went to the doctors last week and they said they wouldn't give me any pain medication until I seen the rheumatologist (I was on naproxen, it didn't work so we stopped it) but they upped my amitriptyline so I could sleep, so Had my rheumatologist appointment last Thursday and got told that I do have fibromyalgia
Inola
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Fibromyalgia Action UK
6 years ago
dearth posts
I got it done 2 months ago and my migraines have decreased. I still get them but instead of 20 a month I am down to 10. I also suffered from 3 or 4 day migraines which doctors look at you in disbelief. I have been suffering from migraines for over 45 years, first as period migraines as a teenager then
I got it done 2 months ago and my migraines have decreased. I still get them but instead of 20 a month I am down to 10. I also suffered from 3 or 4 day migraines which doctors look at you in disbelief. I have been suffering from migraines for over 45 years, first as period migraines as a teenager then
aileen123
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National Migraine Centre
6 years ago
Betaine Hydrochloric Acid
Hello All, I just wanted to ask is anyone using Betaine Hydrochloric Acid? If so, are you finding it helpful and which brand do you recommend and how much do you take per day? Many thanks. Anne
Hello All, I just wanted to ask is anyone using Betaine Hydrochloric Acid? If so, are you finding it helpful and which brand do you recommend and how much do you take per day? Many thanks. Anne
HKAnne
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Thyroid UK
6 years ago
Blood trapped during circumcision process.
Hey guys, so is this normal? It seems to be blood trapped in that swelling skin. It's the 9th day of my circumcision recovery and that has been there since after I got circumcised. I tried using a flashlight and placed it underneath it while pointing the light at the targeted area to identify if it's
Hey guys, so is this normal? It seems to be blood trapped in that swelling skin. It's the 9th day of my circumcision recovery and that has been there since after I got circumcised. I tried using a flashlight and placed it underneath it while pointing the light at the targeted area to identify if it's
TovarischGopnik
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Men's Health Forum
6 years ago
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