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Rectal discomfort
Hi there In September 2019 I had bit of a stomach bug that lasted for a few days . After that period my bowels were all over the place and I started getting bloating and discomfort around the rectum . I had a CT colonoscopy last December that resulted with no adverse findings My GP also carried out
Hi there In September 2019 I had bit of a stomach bug that lasted for a few days . After that period my bowels were all over the place and I started getting bloating and discomfort around the rectum . I had a CT colonoscopy last December that resulted with no adverse findings My GP also carried out
Stender
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IBS Network
4 years ago
End of the line with treatment?
Hi all, My son has had constipation issues since he was 6 months old and is about to turn 10. It also became apparent that he has bladder issues since about the age of 4 or 5 as well. We are at a reasonably good place with the constipation largely under control with a good routine, diet, water and probiotics
Hi all, My son has had constipation issues since he was 6 months old and is about to turn 10. It also became apparent that he has bladder issues since about the age of 4 or 5 as well. We are at a reasonably good place with the constipation largely under control with a good routine, diet, water and probiotics
CN4321
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ERIC
4 years ago
Prostate Cancer and Immunotherapy Breakout Session at the 2020 CRI Virtual Immunotherapy Patient Summit with introduction to my next post
Hello FPC members, This is a growing area of research in cancers as getting the body's immune system to engage in the fight has real promise in getting to cures and prolonged remissions. The challenge is that PCa is considered a "cold tumor" with an explanation from the article below: PCa is a “cold
Hello FPC members, This is a growing area of research in cancers as getting the body's immune system to engage in the fight has real promise in getting to cures and prolonged remissions. The challenge is that PCa is considered a "cold tumor" with an explanation from the article below: PCa is a “cold
NPfisherman
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Fight Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
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New Trial of Lu-177-PSMA-617 to begin April 30, 2021.
Novartis has announced a new multi-institutional randomized clinical trial of Lu-177-PSMA-617 that is scheduled to begin April 30, 2021. This one will focus on men who have [i]not[/i] been previously treated with chemo (e.g., Taxotere, Jevtana, carboplatin, etc.), an immunotherapy, or any other PSMA-targeted
Novartis has announced a new multi-institutional randomized clinical trial of Lu-177-PSMA-617 that is scheduled to begin April 30, 2021. This one will focus on men who have [i]not[/i] been previously treated with chemo (e.g., Taxotere, Jevtana, carboplatin, etc.), an immunotherapy, or any other PSMA-targeted
Tall_Allen
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
During Ic flare, do you feel you’re improving only for it to randomly return?
During an interstitial cystitis flare, does anyone else feel like they’re getting better for a day and then painful peeing and burning pelvis starts again without having had any trigger foods/drinks? I had a bad flare of pain a few days ago and had to stay in bed all day. Ibuprofen did not help and
During an interstitial cystitis flare, does anyone else feel like they’re getting better for a day and then painful peeing and burning pelvis starts again without having had any trigger foods/drinks? I had a bad flare of pain a few days ago and had to stay in bed all day. Ibuprofen did not help and
CandleCat
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Bladder Health UK
4 years ago
Our rainbow baby!
After lots of anxious months, our lockdown rainbow baby was born in May this year ❤️ After our MMC 3 years ago, we were nervous to get pregnant again, but it was 100% worth all of the worry. There’s always hope 🌈
After lots of anxious months, our lockdown rainbow baby was born in May this year ❤️ After our MMC 3 years ago, we were nervous to get pregnant again, but it was 100% worth all of the worry. There’s always hope 🌈
KCLou
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Pregnancy and Parenting Support
4 years ago
chronic backpain
ive got chronic back pain im on 25g of fetanyl patches and they dont seem to be working can i take paramol with the patches .ive had the pain fir a long time ive been on lots of different medication . ive seen a chiropractor ,physio,mri, massage ,accupuncture nothingworks im now at a liss pain management
ive got chronic back pain im on 25g of fetanyl patches and they dont seem to be working can i take paramol with the patches .ive had the pain fir a long time ive been on lots of different medication . ive seen a chiropractor ,physio,mri, massage ,accupuncture nothingworks im now at a liss pain management
purdy6595
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Pain Concern
4 years ago
Prostate
Hi. Happy New Year to everyone. I have an enlarged prostate gland that gives problems with urine flow. My sense is that after many months of EOD injecting these are easing. Has anyone else any experience of his?
Hi. Happy New Year to everyone. I have an enlarged prostate gland that gives problems with urine flow. My sense is that after many months of EOD injecting these are easing. Has anyone else any experience of his?
Bellabab
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
4 years ago
urine infection following cytoscopy
Hi all ,had a turbt op 12 months ago with successful tumor removal outcome .I have had 3 cytoscopy follow ups since showing no return .Unable to have BCG due to other health issues .Has anyone had a u.t.i following cytoscopy, i have now had these after each process ,wondering re any remedies that would
Hi all ,had a turbt op 12 months ago with successful tumor removal outcome .I have had 3 cytoscopy follow ups since showing no return .Unable to have BCG due to other health issues .Has anyone had a u.t.i following cytoscopy, i have now had these after each process ,wondering re any remedies that would
cazy-g
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Fight Bladder Cancer
4 years ago
6 MONTHLY UPDATE.
HI , I have summarised my case history as follows:- Chief Complaints and History of Present Illness: • LUTS Since Jan/Feb 2020. Past History Nil Physical Examination • PS 1 Clinical Notes/Old Reports • TURP conducted on 22 June 2020 • PSA (post TURP): 258.47 •
HI , I have summarised my case history as follows:- Chief Complaints and History of Present Illness: • LUTS Since Jan/Feb 2020. Past History Nil Physical Examination • PS 1 Clinical Notes/Old Reports • TURP conducted on 22 June 2020 • PSA (post TURP): 258.47 •
doklam2017
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
Unable to go to bathroom
Unable to go to bathroom at all unless with catheter or self cath (been this way for 2.5 months). Started with having turp. Doctors say prostrate is too enlarged and removing it is not an option. Has anyone experienced this and if so what helped. This is miserable. I’m curious if chemo shrinks it if
Unable to go to bathroom at all unless with catheter or self cath (been this way for 2.5 months). Started with having turp. Doctors say prostrate is too enlarged and removing it is not an option. Has anyone experienced this and if so what helped. This is miserable. I’m curious if chemo shrinks it if
Lisa1414
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
Non-Invasive Therapies
Hello All, I am new to this group and look forward to learning from experiences of others. I was diagnosed with prostate cancer the beginning of this month, and I am exploring non-invasive therapies as I want to avoid chemo, surgery, and most radiation therapies. Please let me know: [a] the availability
Hello All, I am new to this group and look forward to learning from experiences of others. I was diagnosed with prostate cancer the beginning of this month, and I am exploring non-invasive therapies as I want to avoid chemo, surgery, and most radiation therapies. Please let me know: [a] the availability
Higsby
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
What to expect with an ERCP?
I had my gallbladder removed in November of last year but sadly my symptoms didn't improve at all. A recent endoscopic ultrasound confirmed a stone remains in my bile duct and this is to be removed by ERCP. I've not been able to find much online to explain what happens during the procedure, whether
I had my gallbladder removed in November of last year but sadly my symptoms didn't improve at all. A recent endoscopic ultrasound confirmed a stone remains in my bile duct and this is to be removed by ERCP. I've not been able to find much online to explain what happens during the procedure, whether
Mistee
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Pain Concern
4 years ago
Missed tablets
Last night, for the first time in a year or so I missed taking my Lodotra (4mg). This morning I am in no pain. Could this possibly mean my adrenals are perhaps working after all? Having aggressive OA I have often wondered if the pain I have daily is mostly OA and not PMR.
Last night, for the first time in a year or so I missed taking my Lodotra (4mg). This morning I am in no pain. Could this possibly mean my adrenals are perhaps working after all? Having aggressive OA I have often wondered if the pain I have daily is mostly OA and not PMR.
Constance13
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PMRGCAuk
4 years ago
Please help :(
Hi I was wondering if I could get some advice, I’ve been experiencing severe abdominal pain for a while now along with Vomiting, diarrhoea, constipation, having to rush off to the toilet, having blood and this horrible slime stuff in my poop. I’ve had loads of hospital tests which show nothing wrong
Hi I was wondering if I could get some advice, I’ve been experiencing severe abdominal pain for a while now along with Vomiting, diarrhoea, constipation, having to rush off to the toilet, having blood and this horrible slime stuff in my poop. I’ve had loads of hospital tests which show nothing wrong
Amy0302
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IBS Network
4 years ago
Longest living person with PC
I'm curious as who is the longest known survivor of PC. My Radical prostate removal was June 26, 1990, and I am still fighting this monster, After the surgery, my PSA was undetectable for 12 years and then started climbing. I had 43 radiation of the prostate bed in 2005. I went on the wait,
I'm curious as who is the longest known survivor of PC. My Radical prostate removal was June 26, 1990, and I am still fighting this monster, After the surgery, my PSA was undetectable for 12 years and then started climbing. I had 43 radiation of the prostate bed in 2005. I went on the wait,
jackdrum
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
Incontinence pads and children's panty liners
My 5 year old has been diagnosed with overactive bladder she's having several accidents at school and her classmates have started to notice and it's getting her down the school counsellor has said about getting some pantyliners for her so it's not as bad if she has an accident but don't really know no
My 5 year old has been diagnosed with overactive bladder she's having several accidents at school and her classmates have started to notice and it's getting her down the school counsellor has said about getting some pantyliners for her so it's not as bad if she has an accident but don't really know no
Mummabear1234
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ERIC
4 years ago
I really wish I'd found this earlier!
Hi, I've done pretty well 'recovering' from most PCS symptoms. My health authority are in crisis management and lack many of the basic services. You can get, with an almighty fight, a neurology assessment and a neuropsychology assessment but that's it. There is absolutely nothing else, no sensory testing
Hi, I've done pretty well 'recovering' from most PCS symptoms. My health authority are in crisis management and lack many of the basic services. You can get, with an almighty fight, a neurology assessment and a neuropsychology assessment but that's it. There is absolutely nothing else, no sensory testing
pinkvision
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Headway
4 years ago
Still not properly toilet trained
My younger son is almost six and at school and still having accidents 2 or 3 times a day, including at school. There doesn't seem to be anything medically wrong and I am waiting on a referral for an incontinence nurse. It's exhausting. I would love to hear from people with similar experience.
My younger son is almost six and at school and still having accidents 2 or 3 times a day, including at school. There doesn't seem to be anything medically wrong and I am waiting on a referral for an incontinence nurse. It's exhausting. I would love to hear from people with similar experience.
Lostandoverwhelmed
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ERIC
4 years ago
Update on my 5 mos old red retriever named Ryland
Ry has given our family such joy after getting diagnosed aPCA in Jan during covid pandemic. This is was the best time to finally get a family dog. She has been great, keeps me active, alive and focused. Got up off the mat as I am now recovering well from a 4.3 cm benign meningioma of the left frontal
Ry has given our family such joy after getting diagnosed aPCA in Jan during covid pandemic. This is was the best time to finally get a family dog. She has been great, keeps me active, alive and focused. Got up off the mat as I am now recovering well from a 4.3 cm benign meningioma of the left frontal
fmenninger
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
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