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My Scary Baby Journey 1
I was so happy to find out that I was pregnant with my second baby, our first baby...a lovely little boy called Ben was a 'surprise' to say the least and it was nice to be married and have a 'planned' baby....although on hindsight I think that's where we went wrong! I had Ben when I was 22 and despite
I was so happy to find out that I was pregnant with my second baby, our first baby...a lovely little boy called Ben was a 'surprise' to say the least and it was nice to be married and have a 'planned' baby....although on hindsight I think that's where we went wrong! I had Ben when I was 22 and despite
vix28
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Action on Postpartum Psychosis
11 years ago
Hanging on by my fingernails!
Hi - I know (I hope!) everyone's happily in dreamland, but just wanted to get it out. Just so tired/stressed - bathroom(s) still aren't' finished, and won't be now before Christmas, I don't think. :'( They've still got the flooring to do upstairs and down (don't know when) and the shower to fit. I should
Hi - I know (I hope!) everyone's happily in dreamland, but just wanted to get it out. Just so tired/stressed - bathroom(s) still aren't' finished, and won't be now before Christmas, I don't think. :'( They've still got the flooring to do upstairs and down (don't know when) and the shower to fit. I should
BriarRose
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Anxiety Support
11 years ago
What is the consensus on the best time to take organic apple cider vinegar - before or after meals, or away from meals? With NDT or not?
I also take a liquid calc zinc mag supplement, ferrous sulphate and a ton of other stuff
I also take a liquid calc zinc mag supplement, ferrous sulphate and a ton of other stuff
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Thyroid UK
11 years ago
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Trust Your Pharmacist?
Today the BBC has posted the story below. Funny how we are always being told to consult with our pharmacists because they know so much. I guess that precludes them claiming ignorance in these cases? [i] 17 December 2012 Last updated at 10:28
Pharmacists illegally sell Valium and morphine[/
Today the BBC has posted the story below. Funny how we are always being told to consult with our pharmacists because they know so much. I guess that precludes them claiming ignorance in these cases? [i] 17 December 2012 Last updated at 10:28
Pharmacists illegally sell Valium and morphine[/
helvella
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Thyroid UK
11 years ago
90 (plus) essential nutrients that we all need.
In Britain, we have beautiful, rich, soil varieties that contain all of the required life-giving nutrients that hold the magical 'pinch' of life's wealth and health. We only ever hear about a few of the minerals and vitamins that are required in our diet but I would like to share with you a little information
In Britain, we have beautiful, rich, soil varieties that contain all of the required life-giving nutrients that hold the magical 'pinch' of life's wealth and health. We only ever hear about a few of the minerals and vitamins that are required in our diet but I would like to share with you a little information
Lynxcat
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Gluten Free Guerrillas
11 years ago
Ferritin levels
As promised I can now tell you that after 3 months taking 2 x 200mg Ferrous Sulphate tablets my iron level has risen from 30 to normal levels (70 ish) and the doctor has said to just take one per day and see if it stays at this level. I do not get any leg cramps at night now so with this and the the
As promised I can now tell you that after 3 months taking 2 x 200mg Ferrous Sulphate tablets my iron level has risen from 30 to normal levels (70 ish) and the doctor has said to just take one per day and see if it stays at this level. I do not get any leg cramps at night now so with this and the the
beardedtwitch
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Restless Legs Syndrome
11 years ago
Pain management
I am new to this site and have had IBS for nearly 5 years. I suffer from excruciating lower left side pain, dizziness, loss of consciousness, vary constantly between constipation and diarrhoea. I have tried the following medicines (plus CBT) without success: mebeverine, colpernin, buscopan, paracetamol
I am new to this site and have had IBS for nearly 5 years. I suffer from excruciating lower left side pain, dizziness, loss of consciousness, vary constantly between constipation and diarrhoea. I have tried the following medicines (plus CBT) without success: mebeverine, colpernin, buscopan, paracetamol
whiteladder42
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IBS Network
12 years ago
Can my symptoms be thyroid trouble?
Briefly I have felt unwell for 3 months now and really at the end of my tether. My symptoms are tight feeling around neck, increased mucus, pain on swallowing on the right side and absolute exhaustion and lack of energy. My doctor suspected thyroid and I had scan revealing small nodule on lower right
Briefly I have felt unwell for 3 months now and really at the end of my tether. My symptoms are tight feeling around neck, increased mucus, pain on swallowing on the right side and absolute exhaustion and lack of energy. My doctor suspected thyroid and I had scan revealing small nodule on lower right
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Thyroid UK
12 years ago
new rheumatologist
today i saw my new rheumatologist since moving recently...he seems very proactive in my treatment ...being sent for a barium meal and started me on hydroxychloroquine..also had a jab in my butt whilst there!!! he wants to see me again in 2 months...but sounds like it might not be scleroderma but at the
today i saw my new rheumatologist since moving recently...he seems very proactive in my treatment ...being sent for a barium meal and started me on hydroxychloroquine..also had a jab in my butt whilst there!!! he wants to see me again in 2 months...but sounds like it might not be scleroderma but at the
Kerry72
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Scleroderma & Raynaud's UK (SRUK)
12 years ago
i have aps can't go to sleep at night dr gave me a script for valium has anyone else tried this to help fall asleep?
strawberryblonde
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Hughes Syndrome APS Forum
12 years ago
Are Coeliacs able to have a Proctography examination done when the mix they use is essentially gluten?
I have to have a Proctography examination done 2moz for a suspected Rectal Prolapse but to do this examination they mix barium with flour/oats and then place this inside your rectum...you then have to pass this mixture. I'm concerned that even though I wont be absorbing all of it, it will still kick
I have to have a Proctography examination done 2moz for a suspected Rectal Prolapse but to do this examination they mix barium with flour/oats and then place this inside your rectum...you then have to pass this mixture. I'm concerned that even though I wont be absorbing all of it, it will still kick
Kirsty_Anne
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Gluten Free Guerrillas
12 years ago
diverticolosis
I had a barium enema 10 years ago, & was found to have a normal bowel apart from some diverticulae. I`m not that surprised as I used to be chronically constipated until I found the correct diet. The thing that worries me is how dangerous are they, & should I press for surgery to remove them?
I had a barium enema 10 years ago, & was found to have a normal bowel apart from some diverticulae. I`m not that surprised as I used to be chronically constipated until I found the correct diet. The thing that worries me is how dangerous are they, & should I press for surgery to remove them?
hairyfairy
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IBS Network
12 years ago
Bad day off!!!
Hi all Well so much for a day in my bed on my day off. Ended up in A and E as the pain in my back and neck got so bad and couldnt bear it. Anyway after seeing a lovely (handsome) Dr and various pain killers (one up the bum) and a chest xray it was decided that I have some sort of viral reaction
Hi all Well so much for a day in my bed on my day off. Ended up in A and E as the pain in my back and neck got so bad and couldnt bear it. Anyway after seeing a lovely (handsome) Dr and various pain killers (one up the bum) and a chest xray it was decided that I have some sort of viral reaction
bailey23
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Behçet's UK
12 years ago
Chapter 2 - Misdiagnosis
Chapter 2 - Misdiagnosis Although, looking back we think there may have been some harbingers of " Michael's " arrival, he certainly made his presence felt one Sunday morning in August 2011. Now I am usually up with the larks on a Sunday morning. I go and get the morning papers,
Chapter 2 - Misdiagnosis Although, looking back we think there may have been some harbingers of " Michael's " arrival, he certainly made his presence felt one Sunday morning in August 2011. Now I am usually up with the larks on a Sunday morning. I go and get the morning papers,
parkie-Al
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Cure Parkinson's
12 years ago
B12 deficient but can't tolerate supplements. Can anyone help??
Hi, I usually use the thyroid part of HU but think you lovely people may be best placed to help me. My thyroid is well managed but my b12 is low at 206 (211-911). A month ago on a previous test it was 226. A year ago it was 300. If I try to take supplements, even at low levels I feel wired, anxious and
Hi, I usually use the thyroid part of HU but think you lovely people may be best placed to help me. My thyroid is well managed but my b12 is low at 206 (211-911). A month ago on a previous test it was 226. A year ago it was 300. If I try to take supplements, even at low levels I feel wired, anxious and
Lolalois
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
12 years ago
finally went to see my gastro
I finally went to see my gastro today and now after three years they have decided they want to send my biopsy to the specialist Liver unit in liverpool, they gave me some rubbis about my biopsy showing PBC but my bloods being negative ( unless I have it all wrong) The reason being was that I raised
I finally went to see my gastro today and now after three years they have decided they want to send my biopsy to the specialist Liver unit in liverpool, they gave me some rubbis about my biopsy showing PBC but my bloods being negative ( unless I have it all wrong) The reason being was that I raised
Hidden
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PBC Foundation
12 years ago
Any ideas about usage of Borax?
I occasionally pick up a library book that looks interesting and read chunks of it. The subjects do vary but I was in a charity shop yesterday, picked up this book called "The Cure for all Diseases" that apparently has 'many exclusive case histories'. Liver was covered in the book so for a couple pounds
I occasionally pick up a library book that looks interesting and read chunks of it. The subjects do vary but I was in a charity shop yesterday, picked up this book called "The Cure for all Diseases" that apparently has 'many exclusive case histories'. Liver was covered in the book so for a couple pounds
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PBC Foundation
12 years ago
Help needed please
Hi, I haven't got a diagnosis of Lupus - I'm aged 51, of below average weight and have a 13 yrs old with special needs... I have a diagnosis of undiferentiated connective tissue disease. I'm ANA & Ro Postive. Am Vit B12 defficient, have raynauds, on Thyroxine, history of repeated miscarriage (obviously
Hi, I haven't got a diagnosis of Lupus - I'm aged 51, of below average weight and have a 13 yrs old with special needs... I have a diagnosis of undiferentiated connective tissue disease. I'm ANA & Ro Postive. Am Vit B12 defficient, have raynauds, on Thyroxine, history of repeated miscarriage (obviously
Adamine
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LUPUS UK
12 years ago
Problems swallowing
I've had this before, when eating or swallowing tablets (which there are many of) I feel like things are getting stuck and not going down properly. I've seen GP ages ago and was sent for a barium drink and x-ray. Tests proved clear. Symptoms did ease after a while and I had forgotten about the episode
I've had this before, when eating or swallowing tablets (which there are many of) I feel like things are getting stuck and not going down properly. I've seen GP ages ago and was sent for a barium drink and x-ray. Tests proved clear. Symptoms did ease after a while and I had forgotten about the episode
Flips
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Fibromyalgia Action UK
12 years ago
Barium Test results not good.
A few weeks ago i posted a question about a stricture at the bottom of my stomach tube and was waiting to see my surgeon as regards the test results for the Barium Swallow that i'd recently had. Well i saw the surgeon yesterday and the news wasn't good. He said that at this time there was no cancer there
A few weeks ago i posted a question about a stricture at the bottom of my stomach tube and was waiting to see my surgeon as regards the test results for the Barium Swallow that i'd recently had. Well i saw the surgeon yesterday and the news wasn't good. He said that at this time there was no cancer there
christinehulmes
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Oesophageal & Gastric Cancer
12 years ago
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