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potential endo diagnosis
Hi all, I just wondered if anyone could shed any light on my current situation or offer any advice on how best to go forward. in September I suddenly started getting pain in my lower abdomen (specifically my left ovary area) and began feeling constantly sick and had diahorrea. My dr was concerned about
Hi all, I just wondered if anyone could shed any light on my current situation or offer any advice on how best to go forward. in September I suddenly started getting pain in my lower abdomen (specifically my left ovary area) and began feeling constantly sick and had diahorrea. My dr was concerned about
Dirty_dancing26
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Endometriosis UK
5 months ago
Flecanide questions
Hi, sorry for the long post in advance. I have had AF for many years and it has got more frequent over time, most recently being every 7-9 days and lasting from 12+ hrs but I continued to take the pill in the pocket approach because I really am against taking medication if there's an alternative. I was
Hi, sorry for the long post in advance. I have had AF for many years and it has got more frequent over time, most recently being every 7-9 days and lasting from 12+ hrs but I continued to take the pill in the pocket approach because I really am against taking medication if there's an alternative. I was
Maymuna
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AF Association
5 months ago
Gyne Referral Made
Hi, after years of painful periods, painful sex, I decided to go to my GP to ask for a referral for a possible endometriosis diagnosis. My GP did a pelvic exam today and I have been sore ever since on the left side (feels like it's the left ovary). My fertility consultant during a stimulation cycle
Hi, after years of painful periods, painful sex, I decided to go to my GP to ask for a referral for a possible endometriosis diagnosis. My GP did a pelvic exam today and I have been sore ever since on the left side (feels like it's the left ovary). My fertility consultant during a stimulation cycle
TheBeachBabe
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Endometriosis UK
5 months ago
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HelloI'm 29 years unmarried. I have endo from 12 age and 5 years ago 9cm chocolate cyst removed during lap.last 5 years I'm using birth control pills for my heavy mensuration. Ethinyl estradiol and dienogest combination this was suitable for me last 2 and half years. Now my problem is last 4 days I have
HelloI'm 29 years unmarried. I have endo from 12 age and 5 years ago 9cm chocolate cyst removed during lap.last 5 years I'm using birth control pills for my heavy mensuration. Ethinyl estradiol and dienogest combination this was suitable for me last 2 and half years. Now my problem is last 4 days I have
Nikilll
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Endometriosis UK
5 months ago
the pill
hi, has anyone had positive experiences of coming off the pill? I had a laparoscopy last year but still experience daily pain and flare ups, honestly I hate taking the hormonal contraceptives but everyone says if I dont then my endo will get dreadful, welcome experiences/thoughts xx
hi, has anyone had positive experiences of coming off the pill? I had a laparoscopy last year but still experience daily pain and flare ups, honestly I hate taking the hormonal contraceptives but everyone says if I dont then my endo will get dreadful, welcome experiences/thoughts xx
PinkPrimrose
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Endometriosis UK
5 months ago
Could Psychedelics help in Parkinsons Disease treatment?
Long read. Promises hope for stroke victims. https://www.wired.com/story/the-psychedelic-scientist-who-sends-brains-back-to-childhood/ ----------------- Here is the responses from AI when fed this article. I asked Claude to summarize the article and hypothetically project possible treatment options
Long read. Promises hope for stroke victims. https://www.wired.com/story/the-psychedelic-scientist-who-sends-brains-back-to-childhood/ ----------------- Here is the responses from AI when fed this article. I asked Claude to summarize the article and hypothetically project possible treatment options
pdpatient
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Cure Parkinson's
10 months ago
Estrogen vs ADT?
I've read 5 recent papers that discuss the use of estrogen as an alternative treatment to ADT (Lupron, etc.). The new data looks very favorable. A bit of history. Huggins discovered this effect around 1941-44, and he found that high doses of estrogen (estradiol) efficiently castrated men, which
I've read 5 recent papers that discuss the use of estrogen as an alternative treatment to ADT (Lupron, etc.). The new data looks very favorable. A bit of history. Huggins discovered this effect around 1941-44, and he found that high doses of estrogen (estradiol) efficiently castrated men, which
janebob99
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Prostate Cancer Network
5 months ago
Suspected Endometriosis
Hi everyone, (UPDATE) Thank you all so much for the support I appreciate it ❤️❤️ I had a laparoscopy done In feb with a private specialist. turns out I don’t have endometriosis. When I had my daughter via a c-section, there was a long tissue that was stuck and hanging causing my pain. My specialist
Hi everyone, (UPDATE) Thank you all so much for the support I appreciate it ❤️❤️ I had a laparoscopy done In feb with a private specialist. turns out I don’t have endometriosis. When I had my daughter via a c-section, there was a long tissue that was stuck and hanging causing my pain. My specialist
Purple908
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Endometriosis UK
5 months ago
Super vitamins
I cannot believe it, I have just come across a super new vitamin pill costing between 149 pounds sterling up to over seven hundred pounds for 180 days supply. Its main asset is that it is contained in rather an attractive copper pill box. The pill has turmeric, vitamin D, vitamin K etc etc and presumably
I cannot believe it, I have just come across a super new vitamin pill costing between 149 pounds sterling up to over seven hundred pounds for 180 days supply. Its main asset is that it is contained in rather an attractive copper pill box. The pill has turmeric, vitamin D, vitamin K etc etc and presumably
piglette
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PMRGCAuk
5 months ago
All the symptoms of OC but nothing seen on pelvic ultrasound or TV ultrasound and CA 125 of 11
Hi girls!! So my story started 4 months ago going to my GP with unusual bleeding, pain during sex, bowel and bladder changes and pelvic pain. Fast forward to now it has been a monumental struggle to get my GPs to do anything but with a lot of pushing I have had a pelvic and transvaginal ultrasound done
Hi girls!! So my story started 4 months ago going to my GP with unusual bleeding, pain during sex, bowel and bladder changes and pelvic pain. Fast forward to now it has been a monumental struggle to get my GPs to do anything but with a lot of pushing I have had a pelvic and transvaginal ultrasound done
redthedog85
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My Ovacome
5 months ago
large clots and really bad pain
hi ladies. I had my nexplanon implant out two days ago and my bleeding has gotten so heavy. It’s stopping me in my tracks as it’s so painful: lost a huge clot this morning and feel so sick. Mentally I feel better off contraception but my bleeding has gotten worse. Is this normal? Will it eventually calm
hi ladies. I had my nexplanon implant out two days ago and my bleeding has gotten so heavy. It’s stopping me in my tracks as it’s so painful: lost a huge clot this morning and feel so sick. Mentally I feel better off contraception but my bleeding has gotten worse. Is this normal? Will it eventually calm
Kieraface
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Endometriosis UK
5 months ago
Looking for advice
At age 14 I took my daughter to the GP after her having seriously bad periods since she started at age 12.In her bed for days, off her food , feeling sick sometimes was sick,pain,changing pad 12 times plus a day, problems with bowel movements. I felt the Gp didn’t dismiss things and eventually he said
At age 14 I took my daughter to the GP after her having seriously bad periods since she started at age 12.In her bed for days, off her food , feeling sick sometimes was sick,pain,changing pad 12 times plus a day, problems with bowel movements. I felt the Gp didn’t dismiss things and eventually he said
Future-friend
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Endometriosis UK
5 months ago
more unwell and confused
I’ve been becoming more and more unwell generally over the past few months. Some of this is due to continual Herpes two attacks and now taking Valaciclovir every day, also new diagnosis of further erosion of the lumbar spine at disc three as well as 4-5. I take 11mg Preds every morning. I took it today
I’ve been becoming more and more unwell generally over the past few months. Some of this is due to continual Herpes two attacks and now taking Valaciclovir every day, also new diagnosis of further erosion of the lumbar spine at disc three as well as 4-5. I take 11mg Preds every morning. I took it today
Bennijax
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PMRGCAuk
5 months ago
HRT Questions
I wondered if any members could recommend or suggest good bioidentical HRT products. I've been on HRT for nearly 7 years. I went into menopause very abruptly after I came off the pill. A lot of weird health issues reared their head at the same time and I admit I wasn't very well at the time. I've mentioned
I wondered if any members could recommend or suggest good bioidentical HRT products. I've been on HRT for nearly 7 years. I went into menopause very abruptly after I came off the pill. A lot of weird health issues reared their head at the same time and I admit I wasn't very well at the time. I've mentioned
Sparklingsunshine
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Thyroid UK
6 months ago
PPI Pills
I'm in my seventies and a few years ago my lifelong problems with acid indigestion suddenly got a lot worse one day after eating fish and chips but my experience is not as bad as yours. My doctor presctibed lansoprazole (15mg) and it worked at first but after a week or so it gave me a constant nausea
I'm in my seventies and a few years ago my lifelong problems with acid indigestion suddenly got a lot worse one day after eating fish and chips but my experience is not as bad as yours. My doctor presctibed lansoprazole (15mg) and it worked at first but after a week or so it gave me a constant nausea
DennisTheChemist
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British Heart Foundation
6 months ago
COCP - millinette
hi everyone After putting it off for years I caved and have now been taking the pill (millinette) for a year for symptoms suggestive of endo (painful periods). I take the pill break every 21 days as recommended but still have painful “periods” (although they are not as bad as they used to be). The
hi everyone After putting it off for years I caved and have now been taking the pill (millinette) for a year for symptoms suggestive of endo (painful periods). I take the pill break every 21 days as recommended but still have painful “periods” (although they are not as bad as they used to be). The
Curlygirl13
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Endometriosis UK
6 months ago
really really abnormal periods
my entire life, my periods have been normal. Ever since I was like 14 I have been able to know the exact day my period would come. I started birth control back in July because I was having really bad cramps and I wanted an extra contraceptive. My cramps stopped being so bad and my peiords remained normal
my entire life, my periods have been normal. Ever since I was like 14 I have been able to know the exact day my period would come. I started birth control back in July because I was having really bad cramps and I wanted an extra contraceptive. My cramps stopped being so bad and my peiords remained normal
letthelightin
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Women's Health
6 months ago
Considering looking for diagnosis
Hi, I’m 22 and looking for some advice about possibly going to the doctors about endometriosis. I’ve had pretty severe cramps since I started my period, this has constantly gotten in the way of things like school and sport as i’ve had to stay at home (usually can’t stand up, feel very nauseous as well
Hi, I’m 22 and looking for some advice about possibly going to the doctors about endometriosis. I’ve had pretty severe cramps since I started my period, this has constantly gotten in the way of things like school and sport as i’ve had to stay at home (usually can’t stand up, feel very nauseous as well
noodles__4
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Endometriosis UK
6 months ago
After help for a friend, only able to do natural transfers due to migraine?
You all helped me so much when I was on my fertility journey I was hoping you had some information to help my friend.When she was on a contraceptive pill she had to be on progesterone only as she'd previously had a migraine (only 1 or 2 in her lifetime). A couple of months ago she had an EC and transfer
You all helped me so much when I was on my fertility journey I was hoping you had some information to help my friend.When she was on a contraceptive pill she had to be on progesterone only as she'd previously had a migraine (only 1 or 2 in her lifetime). A couple of months ago she had an EC and transfer
Sw1234
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Fertility Network UK
6 months ago
Dr. Jonathan Sackner-Bernstein & Dopamine
https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/could-all-the-experts-be-wrong-about-parkinsons-301308244.html Our forum has been discussing this lately and I must say that I dismissed it initially before at long last going on to read his research/analysis with more attention. I was intrigued because
https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/could-all-the-experts-be-wrong-about-parkinsons-301308244.html Our forum has been discussing this lately and I must say that I dismissed it initially before at long last going on to read his research/analysis with more attention. I was intrigued because
pdpatient
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Cure Parkinson's
6 months ago
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