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Air travel for the first time in over 3 years - stress and adrenals
So I haven't seen my elderly mother in person in 3.5 years. Before covid, we would see each other at least every few months, if not more often. When I last visited her, it was during Covid, but I drove to see her, which is a 16-18 hr drive (done over 2 days, which I did on my own). This was a few months
So I haven't seen my elderly mother in person in 3.5 years. Before covid, we would see each other at least every few months, if not more often. When I last visited her, it was during Covid, but I drove to see her, which is a 16-18 hr drive (done over 2 days, which I did on my own). This was a few months
LucilleG
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PMRGCAuk
1 year ago
Update - prednisone taper and Covid Booster
In the past few weeks, while finishing my DSNS taper from 5 to 4.5 mg, I've noticed some of the original PMR symptoms I had - painful neck and a pulsing in my head to the beat of my heart. When I went to a GP within a week of getting these symptoms back in January 2021, they ruled out having a tumour
In the past few weeks, while finishing my DSNS taper from 5 to 4.5 mg, I've noticed some of the original PMR symptoms I had - painful neck and a pulsing in my head to the beat of my heart. When I went to a GP within a week of getting these symptoms back in January 2021, they ruled out having a tumour
LucilleG
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PMRGCAuk
1 year ago
Covid Joy
Just to let you know I have finished covid Paxlovid tablets and still in the land of the living. This bout is serious not good at all. High temperature pain and severe cough but antiviral kept me out of hospital. Keep well everyone and happy bank holiday 😷
Just to let you know I have finished covid Paxlovid tablets and still in the land of the living. This bout is serious not good at all. High temperature pain and severe cough but antiviral kept me out of hospital. Keep well everyone and happy bank holiday 😷
Green230461
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NRAS
1 year ago
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Scottish 2023 Spring Booster arrangements
In my experience you may also find your appointment shows up on the Scottish appointments website before your blue appointment letter arrives in the post. https://www.nhsinform.scot/spring-
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In my experience you may also find your appointment shows up on the Scottish appointments website before your blue appointment letter arrives in the post. https://www.nhsinform.scot/spring-
coronavirus
-covid-19-booster
vivdunstan
Volunteer
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Vasculitis UK
1 year ago
really anxious after NHS appointment
Hi all I had my first nhs appointment ( on line) with the respiratory consultant. He said he’d fried to call to get me in but was unable to leave a message ?! I was honest and told him I’d seen another respiratory consultant and rheumatologist privately. He knows the other consultant. He said he couldn
Hi all I had my first nhs appointment ( on line) with the respiratory consultant. He said he’d fried to call to get me in but was unable to leave a message ?! I was honest and told him I’d seen another respiratory consultant and rheumatologist privately. He knows the other consultant. He said he couldn
Bronte007
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
1 year ago
Post covid comeback
It's been three weeks since I posted about struggling post possible covid.The last three weeks have been frustrating, lots of having to stop and walk and wondering if I could get back to how I was before. However, yesterday I started off and for the first time in weeks I had no tightness in my chest
It's been three weeks since I posted about struggling post possible covid.The last three weeks have been frustrating, lots of having to stop and walk and wondering if I could get back to how I was before. However, yesterday I started off and for the first time in weeks I had no tightness in my chest
Carners1
Graduate
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Couch to 5K
1 year ago
Covid vaccine and tinnitus
So I e always believed my lastnxovid vaccine was the cause of my tinnitus. Interesting article in the US suggesting inflammation caused by covis vaccine may cause tonnitis. Can't seem to post link. It NBC News. "Covid vaccine side effects tinnitus linked to inflammation"
So I e always believed my lastnxovid vaccine was the cause of my tinnitus. Interesting article in the US suggesting inflammation caused by covis vaccine may cause tonnitis. Can't seem to post link. It NBC News. "Covid vaccine side effects tinnitus linked to inflammation"
Janeames
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Tinnitus UK
1 year ago
Covid/ transfer
Jus wandered has anyone found themselves in this position where they have covid IV been waiting for my period which has typically come IV sent my email to inform them but didn't know what the deal wud be transfer wise? My embreyo is frozen, what day do they normally do it on in your cycle and will they
Jus wandered has anyone found themselves in this position where they have covid IV been waiting for my period which has typically come IV sent my email to inform them but didn't know what the deal wud be transfer wise? My embreyo is frozen, what day do they normally do it on in your cycle and will they
Rookery17
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Fertility Network UK
1 year ago
Paxlovid/Rituximab
Hello. I'm on rituximab and have been offered Paxlovid antiviral tablets as i have covid. Is there anyone who has taken this medication and if so what was your experience of it? Its suppposed to be taken within 5 days of covid symptoms and thats tomorrow for me so i'm feeling a bit reluctant to
Hello. I'm on rituximab and have been offered Paxlovid antiviral tablets as i have covid. Is there anyone who has taken this medication and if so what was your experience of it? Its suppposed to be taken within 5 days of covid symptoms and thats tomorrow for me so i'm feeling a bit reluctant to
BernardBear
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NRAS
1 year ago
So...how was your day ?
Mine started well. Just starting to get over illness (face pain, plenty of sneezing, mucus, aching joints) - and hadn't had a bad night's sleep last night. Then just small things: I was a day late with my B12 injection, as I just hadn't felt up to it yesterday. Didn't do a very good job of it -
Mine started well. Just starting to get over illness (face pain, plenty of sneezing, mucus, aching joints) - and hadn't had a bad night's sleep last night. Then just small things: I was a day late with my B12 injection, as I just hadn't felt up to it yesterday. Didn't do a very good job of it -
Cherylclaire
Forum Support
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
1 year ago
Tapering, covid, spring booster
Hello dear support groupTapering, covid, vaccination booster. I am 9 days into a positive covid test. My flu-like symptoms have almost gone, with no apparent effects on my current prednisolone tapering effectiveness. Currently at 10mg, lowering by 0.5 mg per month, due to reduce soon. Do you think I
Hello dear support groupTapering, covid, vaccination booster. I am 9 days into a positive covid test. My flu-like symptoms have almost gone, with no apparent effects on my current prednisolone tapering effectiveness. Currently at 10mg, lowering by 0.5 mg per month, due to reduce soon. Do you think I
waltztherapy
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PMRGCAuk
1 year ago
Acid reflux
Log history of repeated chest infections that keep coming back.Cough that lasts forever. Just started to have acid reflux not helped by having garlic and onion!I have recently started coughing when eating which then sends me into a mega coughing episode Still waiting for a Respiratory review I have had
Log history of repeated chest infections that keep coming back.Cough that lasts forever. Just started to have acid reflux not helped by having garlic and onion!I have recently started coughing when eating which then sends me into a mega coughing episode Still waiting for a Respiratory review I have had
Janny1
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Asthma Community Forum
1 year ago
pulsatile tinnitus and covid
Ive just see they are looking in to tintinitus and the covid vaccine as a large number have reported having it after the vaccine be interesting if they got afib also
Ive just see they are looking in to tintinitus and the covid vaccine as a large number have reported having it after the vaccine be interesting if they got afib also
tj777
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AF Association
1 year ago
I experienced week long reactions to my previous covid vaccines/boosters and now I have Covid
I'm just curious if anyone else had a similar experience? "Real" covid is at this point this mimics my vaccine reactions. On a technical note, this sucks!
I'm just curious if anyone else had a similar experience? "Real" covid is at this point this mimics my vaccine reactions. On a technical note, this sucks!
StobiMan
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CLL Support
1 year ago
Flairs following booster shots
I have been carefully and successfully tapering since the autumn. I am now on 5mg and this coming weekend I start going down to 4.5. I have just received an invitation for my 6th covid booster shot, but every booster shot so far (and my flu shots) have made me flair. I have never had covid myself
I have been carefully and successfully tapering since the autumn. I am now on 5mg and this coming weekend I start going down to 4.5. I have just received an invitation for my 6th covid booster shot, but every booster shot so far (and my flu shots) have made me flair. I have never had covid myself
jinoadby
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PMRGCAuk
1 year ago
thyroxine drug interactions
hello, had a bad run of viruses/ infections over the last 4 months. Including a chest infection and then covid. Do various antibiotics interfere with thyroxine? I’m so brainfogged I can’t work out what google is saying. Clarithomycin for tonsillitis last week - feel v v thyroidy this week. Can’
hello, had a bad run of viruses/ infections over the last 4 months. Including a chest infection and then covid. Do various antibiotics interfere with thyroxine? I’m so brainfogged I can’t work out what google is saying. Clarithomycin for tonsillitis last week - feel v v thyroidy this week. Can’
haggisplant
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Thyroid UK
1 year ago
Is it long Covid
It's been a while since I last posted and probably seven years since I first did. I was diagnosed with GCA when I was 73 and I'm now 81. After the biopsy confirmed GCA I was put into the care of the kidney doctors at my local hospital as the GCA had affected my kidneys. Until this year I had six monthly
It's been a while since I last posted and probably seven years since I first did. I was diagnosed with GCA when I was 73 and I'm now 81. After the biopsy confirmed GCA I was put into the care of the kidney doctors at my local hospital as the GCA had affected my kidneys. Until this year I had six monthly
Cobnut
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PMRGCAuk
1 year ago
covid again
Started coughing on Thursday night. By Friday I felt awful. Did a test on Saturday positive. Rang number on test box for govt tests that were sent to me. Doctor rang from Covid central hub. Nurse rang with questions. Doctor rang about existing meds. Pharmacy rang from hospital to say paxlovid antiviral
Started coughing on Thursday night. By Friday I felt awful. Did a test on Saturday positive. Rang number on test box for govt tests that were sent to me. Doctor rang from Covid central hub. Nurse rang with questions. Doctor rang about existing meds. Pharmacy rang from hospital to say paxlovid antiviral
Green230461
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NRAS
1 year ago
learning to run again
hi guys I was a runner pre covid infection. My health and fitness isn’t great due to the impact of covid (wasn’t hospitalised) but I miss my running but every time I tried I relapsed. Any tips to slowing the C25K down so the impact isn’t as harsh as there is no way I can start the way I did before
hi guys I was a runner pre covid infection. My health and fitness isn’t great due to the impact of covid (wasn’t hospitalised) but I miss my running but every time I tried I relapsed. Any tips to slowing the C25K down so the impact isn’t as harsh as there is no way I can start the way I did before
Molly108
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Couch to 5K
1 year ago
Covid Positive now day 60
Hi All Am getting concerned about my husband - he had a liver transplant in 2017 due to NASH cirrhosis and suffers from COPD, Asthma and Diabetes Type 2. He has now tested positive for Covid for 60 days and has had 1 x anti viral medication from St Thomas, 4 x antibiotics, 3 x steroids and remains
Hi All Am getting concerned about my husband - he had a liver transplant in 2017 due to NASH cirrhosis and suffers from COPD, Asthma and Diabetes Type 2. He has now tested positive for Covid for 60 days and has had 1 x anti viral medication from St Thomas, 4 x antibiotics, 3 x steroids and remains
Kimlescam
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British Liver Trust
1 year ago
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