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Flare confirmed with PET scan
Also, to confirm my belief, my GP diagnosed a throat infection on 8 August and gave me
antibiotics
which I finished after 7 days and I felt much better. I was convinced that this must have been the cause of the inflammation and also I had mosquito bites which always cause a bad reaction.
Also, to confirm my belief, my GP diagnosed a throat infection on 8 August and gave me
antibiotics
which I finished after 7 days and I felt much better. I was convinced that this must have been the cause of the inflammation and also I had mosquito bites which always cause a bad reaction.
Frenchduck
in
PMRGCAuk
11 months ago
Nebulizer
I haven't been on for a while as unable to cope with everything that has happened to me in past seven months ,been diagnosed with rheaumatiod arthritis and a fractured spine ,I was recently in hospital with chest dr said I must go in as aswell as
antibiotics
I needed nebulizer, I can't tell you how bad
I haven't been on for a while as unable to cope with everything that has happened to me in past seven months ,been diagnosed with rheaumatiod arthritis and a fractured spine ,I was recently in hospital with chest dr said I must go in as aswell as
antibiotics
I needed nebulizer, I can't tell you how bad
Alice70
in
Lung Conditions Community Forum
1 year ago
3rd flare of Diverticulitis
I was given
Antibiotics
after 3 weeks, and they did seem to help. Also followed the low fibre diet for 1 month. Bowel movements are now back to normal, I'm re-introducing fibre slowly and keeping a daily diary. Yesterday strawberries which I'm thinking will need to be avoided.
I was given
Antibiotics
after 3 weeks, and they did seem to help. Also followed the low fibre diet for 1 month. Bowel movements are now back to normal, I'm re-introducing fibre slowly and keeping a daily diary. Yesterday strawberries which I'm thinking will need to be avoided.
Gill2016
in
Bowel Disease Support
1 year ago
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Bladder & Urethra Issue
I had some leftover
antibiotics
and tamsolusin from a previous episode which I restarted. I called my urologist and was told that the earliest he could see me was OCTOBER!! FML!
I had some leftover
antibiotics
and tamsolusin from a previous episode which I restarted. I called my urologist and was told that the earliest he could see me was OCTOBER!! FML!
AllenMarco
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
Suspected Takayasu Artririts
Had 3 courses of
antibiotics
, several coloured inhalers, blood tests, Xray, endoscopy, two contrast CT scans, one contradicting the other. CT abdomen saying large vessel vasculitis CT chest saying clear. I do have raised serum alkaline phosphate.
Had 3 courses of
antibiotics
, several coloured inhalers, blood tests, Xray, endoscopy, two contrast CT scans, one contradicting the other. CT abdomen saying large vessel vasculitis CT chest saying clear. I do have raised serum alkaline phosphate.
DiptiDesai
in
Vasculitis UK
1 year ago
D mannose
I have taken 5 courses of
antibiotics
since February for a persistent UTI and I think it might be worth seeing if this will help to get rid of it. Thanks
I have taken 5 courses of
antibiotics
since February for a persistent UTI and I think it might be worth seeing if this will help to get rid of it. Thanks
Smellydog9
in
PMRGCAuk
1 year ago
Neutrophils (again)
I am on
antibiotics
for either an infection or a virus (no swab) I appear to have picked up - could that be the reason? Thanks also for posts with tips for a neutropenic diet. Always good to be reminded of what precautions we need to take.
I am on
antibiotics
for either an infection or a virus (no swab) I appear to have picked up - could that be the reason? Thanks also for posts with tips for a neutropenic diet. Always good to be reminded of what precautions we need to take.
Steffi50
in
CLL Support
6 months ago
Help needed please
He went to hospital twice and is just finishing his second round of
antibiotics
. He is due to start treatment asap. How will we know when the infection has gone? The lump is now about 4cms x 3 cms and is not painful any more. He feels very weak and wobbly and doesn’t feel like walking far.
He went to hospital twice and is just finishing his second round of
antibiotics
. He is due to start treatment asap. How will we know when the infection has gone? The lump is now about 4cms x 3 cms and is not painful any more. He feels very weak and wobbly and doesn’t feel like walking far.
Porty14
in
CLL Support
1 year ago
alcohol and osteoporosis
hi,would it be ok to have a couple of glasses of red wine now and again ,I have recently had zoledronic infusion, 2 days later diagnosed with a uti infection, finished
antibiotics
2wks ago I seem ok,going to a wedding on Wednesday .
hi,would it be ok to have a couple of glasses of red wine now and again ,I have recently had zoledronic infusion, 2 days later diagnosed with a uti infection, finished
antibiotics
2wks ago I seem ok,going to a wedding on Wednesday .
Radars
in
Bone Health and Osteoporosis UK
1 year ago
Antibiotics? With or against immune system?
We've all had
antibiotics
for one reason or another but do they work alongside the immune system to give it a little helping hand or are they completely independent?So, given to someone with a weakened immune system should that patient be given a slightly higher dose, or longer course?
We've all had
antibiotics
for one reason or another but do they work alongside the immune system to give it a little helping hand or are they completely independent?So, given to someone with a weakened immune system should that patient be given a slightly higher dose, or longer course?
happyclappy
in
CLL Support
1 year ago
Pleural effusion, then oramorph od !
The consensus was that it was definitely the oramorph - I had a couple of
antibiotics
but I'd had those before with no problem. So in future (hopefully never) I shall avoid anything to do with morphine.
The consensus was that it was definitely the oramorph - I had a couple of
antibiotics
but I'd had those before with no problem. So in future (hopefully never) I shall avoid anything to do with morphine.
thecatandus
in
British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
constantly have infection
Constantly on
Antibiotics
which is very bad. I would like to talk to my doctor Daya from NYU if I should switch to other medication with less side effects or start infusion. Any advice will be appreciated.
Constantly on
Antibiotics
which is very bad. I would like to talk to my doctor Daya from NYU if I should switch to other medication with less side effects or start infusion. Any advice will be appreciated.
farber
in
CLL Support
1 year ago
Lymphoma or unconnected New Tumour.
In October 2022, I went through a six month period of, five courses of
antibiotics
, for wound, urine, chest, and Viral infections, along with two very bad reactions to my 5th and 6th Covid jab, During that time my WBC went from 45, in October 2022, to 119, in July 2023.
In October 2022, I went through a six month period of, five courses of
antibiotics
, for wound, urine, chest, and Viral infections, along with two very bad reactions to my 5th and 6th Covid jab, During that time my WBC went from 45, in October 2022, to 119, in July 2023.
Vindicatrix
in
CLL Support
1 year ago
ear pressure
hello. I’ve been having dry itchy ear canals for a while. I’m constantly scratching. Friday I woke up with a clogged ear and some numbness on cheek. I went to URGENT care and they said I had an ear infection. They gave me antibiotic drops. the cheek numbness is gone, but I still have pressure and clogged
hello. I’ve been having dry itchy ear canals for a while. I’m constantly scratching. Friday I woke up with a clogged ear and some numbness on cheek. I went to URGENT care and they said I had an ear infection. They gave me antibiotic drops. the cheek numbness is gone, but I still have pressure and clogged
Lvdmarte76
in
Pain Concern
9 months ago
Management of Parkinsons Disease
Anything that goes into the food, such as Roundup herbicides, pesticides, hormones and
antibiotics
goes into those who eat it! Can the disease process be REVERSED if the horse is already out of the barn? Can we raise the dead? I dont think so.
Anything that goes into the food, such as Roundup herbicides, pesticides, hormones and
antibiotics
goes into those who eat it! Can the disease process be REVERSED if the horse is already out of the barn? Can we raise the dead? I dont think so.
bassofspades
in
Cure Parkinson's
11 months ago
Selexid
Hi, does anyone have experience of selexid antibiotic for a UTI after Ivor Lewis oesophagectomy?
Hi, does anyone have experience of selexid antibiotic for a UTI after Ivor Lewis oesophagectomy?
Lifeisgood1
in
Oesophageal & Gastric Cancer
9 months ago
cellulitis again….
Sorry for the moan, will be better once I have got some
antibiotics
on board! x
Sorry for the moan, will be better once I have got some
antibiotics
on board! x
Lyndy
in
LSN
1 year ago
1.15 a.m. U.K. Back again!
Hi all. Haven't been here for a short while due to hospital and scan's. Also trying to just cope with this horrible RLS which none of the Dr.s seem to take seriously here. Also having a verbal admission that our Pain Clinic don't look at a ' whole ' Xray but only focus on 1 area which is why they ignored
Hi all. Haven't been here for a short while due to hospital and scan's. Also trying to just cope with this horrible RLS which none of the Dr.s seem to take seriously here. Also having a verbal admission that our Pain Clinic don't look at a ' whole ' Xray but only focus on 1 area which is why they ignored
Danni54
in
Restless Legs Syndrome
9 months ago
FSH going from 8 to 43 just in few weeks while preparing for a FET, is it temporary or menopause?
After a hysteroscopy and a biopsy in late May I diagnosed with endometrisis, chronic infection of uterus, bcuz I had a metal barrier put in to prevent adhesions after surgery, now we need to do another biopsy to check if it healed after
antibiotics
, the lining is very thin between 4 to 5 mm.
After a hysteroscopy and a biopsy in late May I diagnosed with endometrisis, chronic infection of uterus, bcuz I had a metal barrier put in to prevent adhesions after surgery, now we need to do another biopsy to check if it healed after
antibiotics
, the lining is very thin between 4 to 5 mm.
Bebe294
in
Fertility Network UK
1 year ago
Is it ok to take azithromycin with paroxysmal Afb but no episodes for three years.
Consultant has prescribed azithromycin to be taken every three days because I did say I had an exacerbation two years ago, although I am not sure it actually was. Also this entails undergoing three ECGs a month apart. Don't like the sound off that. I also suffer mild bronchiectasis, so I suppose I am
Consultant has prescribed azithromycin to be taken every three days because I did say I had an exacerbation two years ago, although I am not sure it actually was. Also this entails undergoing three ECGs a month apart. Don't like the sound off that. I also suffer mild bronchiectasis, so I suppose I am
Frustrated12
in
AF Association
9 months ago
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