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I am currently on Dimethyl Fumarate and it helps a bit so I'm a bit more active. However, I still have a hard time getting around, and I've been sleeping 20+ hours a day for the past few months. It isn't even good sleep, very interruped. I originally thought it was the Gabapentin I take for nerve pain
I am currently on Dimethyl Fumarate and it helps a bit so I'm a bit more active. However, I still have a hard time getting around, and I've been sleeping 20+ hours a day for the past few months. It isn't even good sleep, very interruped. I originally thought it was the Gabapentin I take for nerve pain
PotatoLoafCats
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My MSAA Community
2 days ago
Sudden Impulsiveness
Good morning, My husband was diagnosed with PSP in October 2021. His speech and mobility are really bad. He recently had a super pubic catheter fitted due to continuing urine retention. In the last couple of days he has becoming more impulsive than usual getting himself out of bed in the middle of the
Good morning, My husband was diagnosed with PSP in October 2021. His speech and mobility are really bad. He recently had a super pubic catheter fitted due to continuing urine retention. In the last couple of days he has becoming more impulsive than usual getting himself out of bed in the middle of the
Positivevibe21
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PSP Association
5 days ago
Fibroscan
HiI just wondered if anyone knows whether a fibroscan would be accurate on a liver that has part of the gallbladder adhered to it after gallbladder removal.Thanks
HiI just wondered if anyone knows whether a fibroscan would be accurate on a liver that has part of the gallbladder adhered to it after gallbladder removal.Thanks
Kato4970
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British Liver Trust
5 days ago
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Post Surgery Query
Hi there, I had a lap, hysteroscopy and curettage 3 days ago. Unattached ovary from back of uterus and removed the scar tissue from it, excision of 3 points of endo on other ovary, slight ablation of endo on bladder and removed a big piece of tissue from top to bottom of uterus. Reading everything
Hi there, I had a lap, hysteroscopy and curettage 3 days ago. Unattached ovary from back of uterus and removed the scar tissue from it, excision of 3 points of endo on other ovary, slight ablation of endo on bladder and removed a big piece of tissue from top to bottom of uterus. Reading everything
Oneday_
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Endometriosis UK
7 days ago
Pyelonephritis
Hi there. I was diagnosed last Friday with a UTI which travelled up into the kidneys causing unbelievable pain. I had to go to A&E in the middle of a night and this is when I was diagnosed and they gave me some antibiotics, seven day course of which I finished on Friday. But I still had some back pain
Hi there. I was diagnosed last Friday with a UTI which travelled up into the kidneys causing unbelievable pain. I had to go to A&E in the middle of a night and this is when I was diagnosed and they gave me some antibiotics, seven day course of which I finished on Friday. But I still had some back pain
Carter00
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Pain Concern
12 days ago
DIPNECH diagnosis.
DIPNECH - carcinoid lung nodules. Has anybody had this recognised as cancer by DWP when there is minimal cancel active, although present? I was told by an ILD consultant at Rbh that they don’t? Even though it requires regular Pet CT scans. Bella.
DIPNECH - carcinoid lung nodules. Has anybody had this recognised as cancer by DWP when there is minimal cancel active, although present? I was told by an ILD consultant at Rbh that they don’t? Even though it requires regular Pet CT scans. Bella.
Bellaowl
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
13 days ago
Urinary Incontinence
I have been able to totally stop my incontinence by doing Kegel Exercises! I occasionally still do them if I happen to think about it. I highly recommend this exercise since it is effective, and takes absolutely no energy and can be done anywhere at anytime.
I have been able to totally stop my incontinence by doing Kegel Exercises! I occasionally still do them if I happen to think about it. I highly recommend this exercise since it is effective, and takes absolutely no energy and can be done anywhere at anytime.
E2-Guy
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
13 days ago
Has anyone been successful in knocking out a Klebsiella pneumoniae UTI?
My husband has struggled with recurrent UTIs since 2020 when he was diagnosed with bladder cancer , had several bladder surgeries, many cystoscopies, and yearly prostate biopsies….so a lot of poking around .. He has been on antibiotics many times , and has been on daily low dose bactrim for almost
My husband has struggled with recurrent UTIs since 2020 when he was diagnosed with bladder cancer , had several bladder surgeries, many cystoscopies, and yearly prostate biopsies….so a lot of poking around .. He has been on antibiotics many times , and has been on daily low dose bactrim for almost
CancerConcierge
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
14 days ago
Recurring UTIs
Hello friends, Seeking advice to support my dad with advanced PC. Good news, he just finished Pluvicto (6 rounds) and his PSAs are below 1. Bad news, he has literally had one UTI after another for about 18 months. After being hospitalized multiple times for them, the doctors started testing him
Hello friends, Seeking advice to support my dad with advanced PC. Good news, he just finished Pluvicto (6 rounds) and his PSAs are below 1. Bad news, he has literally had one UTI after another for about 18 months. After being hospitalized multiple times for them, the doctors started testing him
wontrememberthis
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
15 days ago
Good news
Ultrasound has come back as normal. brief copy of report as follows Both kidneys apprear normal in size, shape and echo-texture . right kidney 101mm, left kidney 102 mm. No evidence of hydronephrosis, renal calculi or focal lesion seen. Bladder no obvious focal lesion identified No abnormalities
Ultrasound has come back as normal. brief copy of report as follows Both kidneys apprear normal in size, shape and echo-texture . right kidney 101mm, left kidney 102 mm. No evidence of hydronephrosis, renal calculi or focal lesion seen. Bladder no obvious focal lesion identified No abnormalities
gillsky8
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PMRGCAuk
15 days ago
Omg just received the prescription for peppermint capsules 🙈
Hi AGAIN everyone ❤️ This saga is beyond belief🤷♀️ just reading the leaflet accompanying the peppermint oil capsules. First there's a lot of 💩 fillers in it , as well as containing 0.2 ml of actual peppermint oil, it also contains the following. Gelatin, glycerol, purified water, titanium divide
Hi AGAIN everyone ❤️ This saga is beyond belief🤷♀️ just reading the leaflet accompanying the peppermint oil capsules. First there's a lot of 💩 fillers in it , as well as containing 0.2 ml of actual peppermint oil, it also contains the following. Gelatin, glycerol, purified water, titanium divide
birkie
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Thyroid UK
15 days ago
8 years and counting.
well 8 years ago I got the sad face from my doctor. 50/50 chance of 5 years. Now as my wife would say I’m past my expectations date. On top of that just had hip surgery on both hips. Went in for one hip, left hip ball worn out, but x rays showed that the cancer had eaten all the way across the femur
well 8 years ago I got the sad face from my doctor. 50/50 chance of 5 years. Now as my wife would say I’m past my expectations date. On top of that just had hip surgery on both hips. Went in for one hip, left hip ball worn out, but x rays showed that the cancer had eaten all the way across the femur
larry_dammit
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
16 days ago
perseveration
hi following my fiancés accident in 2022, where he was diagnosed with TBI and came out of a disorder of conciousness October 2023, he has been progressing on his physical and mental capabilities. Whilst that is still ongoing, one thing that he really struggles with and is causing a barrier is his perseveration
hi following my fiancés accident in 2022, where he was diagnosed with TBI and came out of a disorder of conciousness October 2023, he has been progressing on his physical and mental capabilities. Whilst that is still ongoing, one thing that he really struggles with and is causing a barrier is his perseveration
B17D
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Headway
16 days ago
Upcoming op advice
I've been on the waiting list for laparoscopic adhesiolysis since March, I was told 8 to 12 months. I recieved notification of a telephone consultation booked for 15th October to finalise plans for the op. That's 7 months into my wait, so am I to assume (hope!) that it will be soon after? I was given
I've been on the waiting list for laparoscopic adhesiolysis since March, I was told 8 to 12 months. I recieved notification of a telephone consultation booked for 15th October to finalise plans for the op. That's 7 months into my wait, so am I to assume (hope!) that it will be soon after? I was given
TallulaShark
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Endometriosis UK
19 days ago
Is propofol safe for a colonoscopy with Parkinson’s?
is it safe, or is there a preferred drug for a colonoscopy? I’m on rasagiline and sometimes mucuna and carbidopa….and should they be discontinued before? If so, how long before? Thanks!
is it safe, or is there a preferred drug for a colonoscopy? I’m on rasagiline and sometimes mucuna and carbidopa….and should they be discontinued before? If so, how long before? Thanks!
Ob6842
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Cure Parkinson's
21 days ago
Horizant timing
Hi All, always so good to hear about others experiences as well as the wonderful support of this forum. I was on Ropinerole for 3 years and max dose was 2 mgs for the final 6-months. This forum helped me to go in another direction. My last .25 mg dose was July 23rd. I also started 600 mg Horizant on
Hi All, always so good to hear about others experiences as well as the wonderful support of this forum. I was on Ropinerole for 3 years and max dose was 2 mgs for the final 6-months. This forum helped me to go in another direction. My last .25 mg dose was July 23rd. I also started 600 mg Horizant on
pyramidhiker
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Restless Legs Syndrome
21 days ago
Provenge update
Looks like I may be starting Provenge immunotherapy soon, although I'm still being evaluated for castrate resistance. I finally found a local clinic to administer it (although I may have to go to Orlando to have the blood drawn each time). Interestingly, it is being done by a Urology clinic. Apparently
Looks like I may be starting Provenge immunotherapy soon, although I'm still being evaluated for castrate resistance. I finally found a local clinic to administer it (although I may have to go to Orlando to have the blood drawn each time). Interestingly, it is being done by a Urology clinic. Apparently
dhccpa
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
21 days ago
Nitrofurantoin - good or bad?
Not sure that this is posted in the best place, but I don't seem to be able to access any other links atm. I have been prescribed this antibiotic for traces of blood in urine just over 2 days ago. 50mg to be taken at night. Only on the third dose so it's early days, but had quick urine test done
Not sure that this is posted in the best place, but I don't seem to be able to access any other links atm. I have been prescribed this antibiotic for traces of blood in urine just over 2 days ago. 50mg to be taken at night. Only on the third dose so it's early days, but had quick urine test done
gillsky8
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PMRGCAuk
21 days ago
Methotrexate and adalimumab
I have been using adalimumab for 3 years for my Ankylosing spondylitis and it has been great for my neck and lower back pain. I have now developed some finger pain, wear and tear in my knees and painful toes, as well as plantur fasciitis. My consultant has prescribed methotrexate Being someone that
I have been using adalimumab for 3 years for my Ankylosing spondylitis and it has been great for my neck and lower back pain. I have now developed some finger pain, wear and tear in my knees and painful toes, as well as plantur fasciitis. My consultant has prescribed methotrexate Being someone that
TraceyDevon
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NRAS
22 days ago
Left Basilar Atelectasis and consolidation, elevation of left hemidiaphragm
Your experience with atelectasis and consolidation including elevated diaphragm? Pulmonologist much better than thoracic surgeon I'm guessing? My primary referred me to thoracic surgeon for new 12mm lung nodule. The surgeon (seems very highly rated, lots of experience) said the nodule was not suspicious
Your experience with atelectasis and consolidation including elevated diaphragm? Pulmonologist much better than thoracic surgeon I'm guessing? My primary referred me to thoracic surgeon for new 12mm lung nodule. The surgeon (seems very highly rated, lots of experience) said the nodule was not suspicious
RichZi
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
23 days ago
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