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Need a dr.
I have APS-had pulmonary embolism, 5 miscarriages,
bowel
obstruction
. Now I have MS like symptoms. Dr are confused because there are no Brian lesions, spine lesions are anterior & even though the symptoms of weakness in legs & r arm has got worse the lesion is unchanged.
I have APS-had pulmonary embolism, 5 miscarriages,
bowel
obstruction
. Now I have MS like symptoms. Dr are confused because there are no Brian lesions, spine lesions are anterior & even though the symptoms of weakness in legs & r arm has got worse the lesion is unchanged.
designer16
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Hughes Syndrome APS Forum
12 years ago
Smokers lung
I have to comment on a doctors letter once again I come across him referring to COPD as smokers lung so inferring it is our own fault. Two weeks ago I went over to Europe for some treatment to do with emphysema .One of the doctors who was involved in my treatment was on the his government drugs agency
I have to comment on a doctors letter once again I come across him referring to COPD as smokers lung so inferring it is our own fault. Two weeks ago I went over to Europe for some treatment to do with emphysema .One of the doctors who was involved in my treatment was on the his government drugs agency
Hidden
in
Lung Conditions Community Forum
12 years ago
Does COPD get worse?
Hi everyone I was speaking to a nurse the other day about lungs, we got ont emphysima. She told me that what ever stage you are at it with it, it won't get any worse if you don't do anything to excellerate it ie smoke ect. My own doctr more or less told me the same including my surgery
Hi everyone I was speaking to a nurse the other day about lungs, we got ont emphysima. She told me that what ever stage you are at it with it, it won't get any worse if you don't do anything to excellerate it ie smoke ect. My own doctr more or less told me the same including my surgery
1968
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
12 years ago
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IF YOU CAN ?
Ir you can start the day without caffeine, If you can be cheerful,ignoring aches and pains, If you can resist complaining and boring people with your troubles , If you can eat the same food every day and be grateful for it, If you can understand when your loved one are too busy to give you any time
Ir you can start the day without caffeine, If you can be cheerful,ignoring aches and pains, If you can resist complaining and boring people with your troubles , If you can eat the same food every day and be grateful for it, If you can understand when your loved one are too busy to give you any time
KingoftheCocktails
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
12 years ago
My mum's cancer story
I'm new to this website and I only posted the blog below on the lung cancer blog site a few days ago but it's a quiet board! There is lots of activity here on the ovary board so I hope no one minds me posting it here. I'm just looking for more comments on my mum's story. Also, I did notice that 'plum
I'm new to this website and I only posted the blog below on the lung cancer blog site a few days ago but it's a quiet board! There is lots of activity here on the ovary board so I hope no one minds me posting it here. I'm just looking for more comments on my mum's story. Also, I did notice that 'plum
xysia
in
My Ovacome
12 years ago
A big thank you
Hello all, I have to confess to being a long time lurker on this forum but I really wanted to say thank you to all of you who are less shy than I am. I have been reading all the blog posts and questions for 18 months now and sharing people's journeys and advice and I am very grateful to be a member
Hello all, I have to confess to being a long time lurker on this forum but I really wanted to say thank you to all of you who are less shy than I am. I have been reading all the blog posts and questions for 18 months now and sharing people's journeys and advice and I am very grateful to be a member
SmallP
in
My Ovacome
12 years ago
Lost a very important body part today!
Been in limbo for 24 hours, was I going to get a bed at RBH or not, slept fitfully, up at ten to six, walking Lottie Dog at seven. Not something I usually do so early, but feeling hot and flustered thought a gentle walk would be calming, which it was. Lottie has a new nickname, "Pork Scratching," and
Been in limbo for 24 hours, was I going to get a bed at RBH or not, slept fitfully, up at ten to six, walking Lottie Dog at seven. Not something I usually do so early, but feeling hot and flustered thought a gentle walk would be calming, which it was. Lottie has a new nickname, "Pork Scratching," and
Daxiemad
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
12 years ago
Can my day get better please!
To top that - my was sick last night - several times so I took him to the vet and he's ended up having an operation for small
bowel
obstruction
. He only had surgery for the same thing in July .... and I am not sure the insurance will cover it if it is caused by the same thing.
To top that - my was sick last night - several times so I took him to the vet and he's ended up having an operation for small
bowel
obstruction
. He only had surgery for the same thing in July .... and I am not sure the insurance will cover it if it is caused by the same thing.
SuzySparkle
in
Fibromyalgia Action UK
12 years ago
Can anyone please tell which of these ingredients is gluten containing?
Hi all,wonder whether anyone can help me understand the following ingredients list and which component has gluten in it? It comes from yoghurt coated almonds Neals Yard Wholefoods at holland and barrett. Didn't buy the almonds due to the labelling, but virtually the same as the yoghurt coated raisins
Hi all,wonder whether anyone can help me understand the following ingredients list and which component has gluten in it? It comes from yoghurt coated almonds Neals Yard Wholefoods at holland and barrett. Didn't buy the almonds due to the labelling, but virtually the same as the yoghurt coated raisins
jan44
in
Gluten Free Guerrillas
12 years ago
Newly diagnosed..!
After spending the last twenty years following building work all over the country, I have never had a regular doctor I always used the walk in centres wherever I happened to be, eight months ago I collapsed at work gasping for breath so decided it was time to register with a doctor. Two months later
After spending the last twenty years following building work all over the country, I have never had a regular doctor I always used the walk in centres wherever I happened to be, eight months ago I collapsed at work gasping for breath so decided it was time to register with a doctor. Two months later
Noob
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
12 years ago
What products can i use to help regain my eyelashes eyebrows and hair ? After chemotherapy and radiotherapy x
Hi ive just had breast reconstruction after having a masectomy so i am recovering well but im taking tamoxofen after which means my eyelashes hair and eyebrows are thin !! Does anyone know what i can use to help thanks hate the cancer look xx
Hi ive just had breast reconstruction after having a masectomy so i am recovering well but im taking tamoxofen after which means my eyelashes hair and eyebrows are thin !! Does anyone know what i can use to help thanks hate the cancer look xx
Natalie1022
in
My Ovacome
12 years ago
hey everone your positivity keeps me going
i,m into herbs always have been, so as soon as i was diagnosed , out came my herbal , liquorice were recomended, in tablet form , i took them for 3 weeks , and no vast improvement but stopped taking them and got worse ,back on them now , give them a whirl nothing to lose ?? hollan and barrett stock them
i,m into herbs always have been, so as soon as i was diagnosed , out came my herbal , liquorice were recomended, in tablet form , i took them for 3 weeks , and no vast improvement but stopped taking them and got worse ,back on them now , give them a whirl nothing to lose ?? hollan and barrett stock them
banner
in
Lung Conditions Community Forum
12 years ago
Update on Curcumin Lady
On Jun 12, I posted on this board for the first time about my wife's excellent progress with Paclitaxel/Carboplatin/Avastin & Curcumin. Well, I thought you'd appreciate an update... She is now apparently disease-free and is in hospital recovering after the reversal of a defunctioning loop ileostomy
On Jun 12, I posted on this board for the first time about my wife's excellent progress with Paclitaxel/Carboplatin/Avastin & Curcumin. Well, I thought you'd appreciate an update... She is now apparently disease-free and is in hospital recovering after the reversal of a defunctioning loop ileostomy
plum
in
My Ovacome
12 years ago
SMOKING!!!
Just reading through some BLOGS with regards to SMOKING. Just wanted to congradulate everyone for stopping SMOKING and for everone trying to stop. It is a great hurdle to cross, even the thought of giving up was hard for me. I just want to say a big well done and keep up the good work
Just reading through some BLOGS with regards to SMOKING. Just wanted to congradulate everyone for stopping SMOKING and for everone trying to stop. It is a great hurdle to cross, even the thought of giving up was hard for me. I just want to say a big well done and keep up the good work
1968
in
Lung Conditions Community Forum
12 years ago
Take part in the Bowel Cancer Endoscopy survey!
Bowel Cancer UK want to know about peoples experience of endoscopies. Do take part and confirm if you were diagnosed as a coeliac during yours to help improve the process and aid their research. Survey link here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/WJ8PLPT More handy facts/ info from Bowel Cancer
Bowel Cancer UK want to know about peoples experience of endoscopies. Do take part and confirm if you were diagnosed as a coeliac during yours to help improve the process and aid their research. Survey link here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/WJ8PLPT More handy facts/ info from Bowel Cancer
FionaGFG
Administrator
in
Gluten Free Guerrillas
12 years ago
From hospital bed to San Fransisco in 72 hours!
05 Oct 2012 The thing about recovering from a bowel transplant is the unpredictability; you are fine and then before you know it you are back in a hospital bed. I woke up feeling like I had the flu; you know that achy feeling, joints hurting and a bad headache. I never get headaches or at least I
05 Oct 2012 The thing about recovering from a bowel transplant is the unpredictability; you are fine and then before you know it you are back in a hospital bed. I woke up feeling like I had the flu; you know that achy feeling, joints hurting and a bad headache. I never get headaches or at least I
michaelseres
in
IBS Network
12 years ago
Help needed please with understanding Mum’s CT report
In March of this year she had a complete
bowel
obstruction
and was operated on and ended up with an ileostomy. After the op she was told to go away and recuperate and that chemo would be offered as and when symptoms returned.
In March of this year she had a complete
bowel
obstruction
and was operated on and ended up with an ileostomy. After the op she was told to go away and recuperate and that chemo would be offered as and when symptoms returned.
SusanC
in
My Ovacome
12 years ago
The 'black dog' is finally lifting and I am gradually getting back to normal thank goodness.
Its never lasted so long before or been so bad for ages - over 2 weeks. I cant talk or type or speak to people when its on. I just feel like a big inert lump who just stares mindlessly at the telly and sleeps a lot. I did force myself out some but speaking and putting on a happy face was exhausting
Its never lasted so long before or been so bad for ages - over 2 weeks. I cant talk or type or speak to people when its on. I just feel like a big inert lump who just stares mindlessly at the telly and sleeps a lot. I did force myself out some but speaking and putting on a happy face was exhausting
Hidden
in
Lung Conditions Community Forum
12 years ago
In hospital :-(
Going into
bowel
obstruction
is scary and painful, it is still moaning as I type ! I remain positive and defiant. My lovely daughter in law brought me in a bracelet today,a silver bangle and it has twisted around inside and out ' EVERYDAY ....
Going into
bowel
obstruction
is scary and painful, it is still moaning as I type ! I remain positive and defiant. My lovely daughter in law brought me in a bracelet today,a silver bangle and it has twisted around inside and out ' EVERYDAY ....
MidwifeGill
in
My Ovacome
12 years ago
Allergies, Constipation and Motility (and Movicol !)
Treatment is primarily surgical, with the removal of affected tissue from the
bowel
. Lastly there is the outlet
obstruction
type of constipation, where the stool consistency is not the issue, the motility is (initially) not the issue but the child has to strain and strain.
Treatment is primarily surgical, with the removal of affected tissue from the
bowel
. Lastly there is the outlet
obstruction
type of constipation, where the stool consistency is not the issue, the motility is (initially) not the issue but the child has to strain and strain.
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FABED
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FABED
12 years ago
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