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The worst hospital catering however was dished out to my sister-in-law, after a long labour and an emergency
caesarean
section
she was fed cheese sandwiches for a week. Why?
The worst hospital catering however was dished out to my sister-in-law, after a long labour and an emergency
caesarean
section
she was fed cheese sandwiches for a week. Why?
catherinem
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Tourettes Action
12 years ago
Endo and Complex Atypical Hyperplasia
Hi all, well went to the hospital today and they have discovered from the biopsy that I had taken that I have Complex atypical hyperplasia of the endometrium .If this isn't treated with a full hysterectomy can eventually turn to Cancer. Shocked is an understatement and can honestly say I'm so scared
Hi all, well went to the hospital today and they have discovered from the biopsy that I had taken that I have Complex atypical hyperplasia of the endometrium .If this isn't treated with a full hysterectomy can eventually turn to Cancer. Shocked is an understatement and can honestly say I'm so scared
sue1967
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Endometriosis UK
12 years ago
NEED HELP!!! need to know what is available for endometriosis?
Hi everyone....... I was diagnosed with endometriosis early this year just a few months after having my 4th child .I was in and out of hospital for 13 weeks near the end of my pregnancy with the same pain I have now and them having to stop my contraction as I went into labour early . As I had a previos
Hi everyone....... I was diagnosed with endometriosis early this year just a few months after having my 4th child .I was in and out of hospital for 13 weeks near the end of my pregnancy with the same pain I have now and them having to stop my contraction as I went into labour early . As I had a previos
VICKIEMAY
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Endometriosis UK
12 years ago
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My History
Brief info about me... I'm Kate and live in Derbyshire. I was diagnosed with APS in 1999 after have a DVT in my leg and then having v.low platelets. Once diagnosed I was told I'd be on warfarin for life and all the issues APS 'might' have with pregnancies etc... All this at 18 years old was quite a
Brief info about me... I'm Kate and live in Derbyshire. I was diagnosed with APS in 1999 after have a DVT in my leg and then having v.low platelets. Once diagnosed I was told I'd be on warfarin for life and all the issues APS 'might' have with pregnancies etc... All this at 18 years old was quite a
kateb81
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Hughes Syndrome APS Forum
13 years ago
me n my diagnosis
hi im rachel 26 hav been diagnosed with aps 4 nearly 4 yrs now and on warfarin. i hav 2 children 8 nd 7 mnths....... nearly 4 yrs ago i was unwelll with flu and did not get better so was admitted 2 hospital. after somtime it was discovered i had clots in my liver spleen and gut.......
hi im rachel 26 hav been diagnosed with aps 4 nearly 4 yrs now and on warfarin. i hav 2 children 8 nd 7 mnths....... nearly 4 yrs ago i was unwelll with flu and did not get better so was admitted 2 hospital. after somtime it was discovered i had clots in my liver spleen and gut.......
rach1081985
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Hughes Syndrome APS Forum
12 years ago
My APS caused multiple TIAs which resulted in me being wrongly diagnosed with postnatal psychosis.
OK – here’s the quick version: Found out I have APS after a stroke when my son was barely 7 weeks old. Had been misdirected to a mental health facility where they treated me the dangerous atypical antipsychotic olanzpine. The Committee on Safety Of Medicines issued a statement in 2005 which
OK – here’s the quick version: Found out I have APS after a stroke when my son was barely 7 weeks old. Had been misdirected to a mental health facility where they treated me the dangerous atypical antipsychotic olanzpine. The Committee on Safety Of Medicines issued a statement in 2005 which
Eliza_E
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Hughes Syndrome APS Forum
13 years ago
Goodness me, I may have 'stage fright'
Goodness me, I may have 'stage fright' I am in my forties, and have muddled along bringing up children, helping with the family business and fending off endless health problems as well as I can. As a small child up to teenage years, it became the norm to feel as if I was just about to have flu, or indeed
Goodness me, I may have 'stage fright' I am in my forties, and have muddled along bringing up children, helping with the family business and fending off endless health problems as well as I can. As a small child up to teenage years, it became the norm to feel as if I was just about to have flu, or indeed
MaryF
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Hughes Syndrome APS Forum
13 years ago
If you need a laugh,... and don't we all in this weather!
Q: Give the meaning of the term ""
Caesarean
Section
."" A: The
Caesarean
Section
is a district in Rome. Q: What does the word "" benign"" mean?' A: Benign is what you will be after you be eight.( My absolute favourite)
Q: Give the meaning of the term ""
Caesarean
Section
."" A: The
Caesarean
Section
is a district in Rome. Q: What does the word "" benign"" mean?' A: Benign is what you will be after you be eight.( My absolute favourite)
Hidden
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Asthma Community Forum
18 years ago
Causes of Childhood Asthma
Sorry I hope you dont mind. I am new to the site as my son has been diagnosed with Asthma today. I have some questions about why. I suppose this is natural in parents to want to understand and I am trying not to blame myself but its difficult. I quit smoking the day I discovered I was pregnant and never
Sorry I hope you dont mind. I am new to the site as my son has been diagnosed with Asthma today. I have some questions about why. I suppose this is natural in parents to want to understand and I am trying not to blame myself but its difficult. I quit smoking the day I discovered I was pregnant and never
Hidden
in
Asthma Community Forum
17 years ago
Pregnancy and Asthma
Hi all, I know I don't post very often but I do read the boards regually. I was wondering how many of you out there ran into problems during your pregnancy? My first pregnancy with my daughter was ended early at almost 36 weeks by emergancy c-section as i'd been in hospital for a while and had reached
Hi all, I know I don't post very often but I do read the boards regually. I was wondering how many of you out there ran into problems during your pregnancy? My first pregnancy with my daughter was ended early at almost 36 weeks by emergancy c-section as i'd been in hospital for a while and had reached
yaf_user681_26872
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Asthma Community Forum
16 years ago
Brittle/severe asthma and pregnancy - advice needed please!
My consultant has already told me that I need to be more stable and go a few months without any excerbations or admissions before I attempt it, and he's said that delivery would probably be by elective
Caesarean
section
at about 36 weeks if I could manage to go that long.
My consultant has already told me that I need to be more stable and go a few months without any excerbations or admissions before I attempt it, and he's said that delivery would probably be by elective
Caesarean
section
at about 36 weeks if I could manage to go that long.
Hidden
in
Asthma Community Forum
17 years ago
Nail Clubbing
Hi all i'm back again after 3 lovely admission including spending all easter weekend in ITU then contracting hospital contracted pneumonia and ending up back in on IV abx. Anyway back to the question my nails have some nail clubbing and I was wondering if thats normal with asthma. I do use home o2 and
Hi all i'm back again after 3 lovely admission including spending all easter weekend in ITU then contracting hospital contracted pneumonia and ending up back in on IV abx. Anyway back to the question my nails have some nail clubbing and I was wondering if thats normal with asthma. I do use home o2 and
yaf_user681_26872
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Asthma Community Forum
16 years ago
Re: caesarean section may cause asthma in children
Both my sons were born via C-section; number 1 due to a 44-hour prolonged labour with severe complications, and number 2 due to number 1's failure to appear! Yet it's number 2 who has asthma, but was an elective C-section. He had bronchiolitis at 10 weeks old and has had breathing difficulties ever since
Both my sons were born via C-section; number 1 due to a 44-hour prolonged labour with severe complications, and number 2 due to number 1's failure to appear! Yet it's number 2 who has asthma, but was an elective C-section. He had bronchiolitis at 10 weeks old and has had breathing difficulties ever since
Hidden
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Asthma Community Forum
15 years ago
My path through the minefield too diagnosis.
Hi all As a child as far as I can remember I didn't really catch all the colds and bugs my siblings caught. Always had severe reactions to insect bites and stings. Always suffered with abdominal pain and problems with stomach. Into teenage years repeatedly suffered migraines, tonsilitus, glandular
Hi all As a child as far as I can remember I didn't really catch all the colds and bugs my siblings caught. Always had severe reactions to insect bites and stings. Always suffered with abdominal pain and problems with stomach. Into teenage years repeatedly suffered migraines, tonsilitus, glandular
jessielou
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Hughes Syndrome APS Forum
12 years ago
Adhesions - is there a specialist in the area?
Please can somone help me!!! Im under the Wansworth Sutton and Merton Health authority and have been diagnosed with adhesions following C section - found when they thought I had apendicitis. Im in constant pain on co-codamol and tramadol daily. Several web sites have recomended being refered to specialist
Please can somone help me!!! Im under the Wansworth Sutton and Merton Health authority and have been diagnosed with adhesions following C section - found when they thought I had apendicitis. Im in constant pain on co-codamol and tramadol daily. Several web sites have recomended being refered to specialist
KarenElaine
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Pelvic Pain Support Network
13 years ago
Nice funding
I heard this morning that NICE have decided that women should be oftered a C-section even if it's not medically indicated Now i assumed that the NHS like the rest of the public sector was facing huge cutbacks in funding so how have they come to this decision? There are regular incidents of people
I heard this morning that NICE have decided that women should be oftered a C-section even if it's not medically indicated Now i assumed that the NHS like the rest of the public sector was facing huge cutbacks in funding so how have they come to this decision? There are regular incidents of people
julieporter
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NRAS
12 years ago
Newbie - Just wanted to say hello and introduce myself. Flare Up at the moment so not feeling great.
Hi All I have been on this sight for a few weeks now, reading all the lovely posts and seeing the great advice and support given. So I thought it was about time to introduce myself and share with you my experience. I was diagnosed with RA March 2011, just two months after giving birth to my second
Hi All I have been on this sight for a few weeks now, reading all the lovely posts and seeing the great advice and support given. So I thought it was about time to introduce myself and share with you my experience. I was diagnosed with RA March 2011, just two months after giving birth to my second
lilolil
in
NRAS
13 years ago
Hello, this is my first question on this site, I've been reading in since last week.
I may be premature, but I'm scared and have no-ne to discuss this with. Husband is being strange with me so we're not talking at the moment. I have two lovely little boys 1 and 4 and I'm really scared for them, they need a mum. I was diagnosed with a large fibroid on the outside of my uterus in 2005
I may be premature, but I'm scared and have no-ne to discuss this with. Husband is being strange with me so we're not talking at the moment. I have two lovely little boys 1 and 4 and I'm really scared for them, they need a mum. I was diagnosed with a large fibroid on the outside of my uterus in 2005
shellbell
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My Ovacome
12 years ago
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