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Cannot afford to pay gp
I can't afford to pay my GP for medical evidence for social housing and I'm living in a dangerous house I can't get landlord to fix plus it's not suited to my disabilities. I've not been able to fund a safe place to live because I can't pay my GP . The surgery isn't interesting in supporting me.
I can't afford to pay my GP for medical evidence for social housing and I'm living in a dangerous house I can't get landlord to fix plus it's not suited to my disabilities. I've not been able to fund a safe place to live because I can't pay my GP . The surgery isn't interesting in supporting me.
Aimeepp
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NRAS
4 months ago
A quick update for those that remember my recent posts about the Ablation complications!
Ablation 16/3, artery got damaged, 3 outpatient appointments, 2 failed attempts at thrombin infusion under ultrasound, emergency 3 day admission to hospital with emergency pseudoaneurysm and arteriovenous fistula repair (pretty major surgery involving patching the damaged artery with cow veins) . Most
Ablation 16/3, artery got damaged, 3 outpatient appointments, 2 failed attempts at thrombin infusion under ultrasound, emergency 3 day admission to hospital with emergency pseudoaneurysm and arteriovenous fistula repair (pretty major surgery involving patching the damaged artery with cow veins) . Most
AmandaLouise77
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British Heart Foundation
4 months ago
Waiting list & starting Provera
Following on from my 2 week fast track referral. I got called Friday to see if I could come I today to see the gyno consultant following my high ca125 levels and large cysts on scan (endometriomas). The guy was really lovely I was very worried after poor treatment for years but he listened, asked lots
Following on from my 2 week fast track referral. I got called Friday to see if I could come I today to see the gyno consultant following my high ca125 levels and large cysts on scan (endometriomas). The guy was really lovely I was very worried after poor treatment for years but he listened, asked lots
Faylen34
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Endometriosis UK
4 months ago
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FDA approval Alecensa (alectinib) following surgery for people with early stage ALK positive NSCLC
On April 18, 2024, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved Alecensa (alectinib) following surgical resection for people living with early-stage ALK-positive non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC). The approval is based on results from the ALINA study (NCT03456076). Participants with stage
On April 18, 2024, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved Alecensa (alectinib) following surgical resection for people living with early-stage ALK-positive non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC). The approval is based on results from the ALINA study (NCT03456076). Participants with stage
Miranda_GO2
Partner
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Lung Cancer Support
4 months ago
Springfield pharmacy Richmond
Hello please can anyone tell me if they have had a postal service from Springfield Pharmacy in Richmond? London.I have an NHS prescription for Liothyronine and I'm finding it hard to find Morningside. I spoke to this pharmacy by telephone and they tell me it's a 14 £ charge for postal service is this
Hello please can anyone tell me if they have had a postal service from Springfield Pharmacy in Richmond? London.I have an NHS prescription for Liothyronine and I'm finding it hard to find Morningside. I spoke to this pharmacy by telephone and they tell me it's a 14 £ charge for postal service is this
Rigsby40
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Thyroid UK
4 months ago
How Do you Know When You're On Enough B12?
I'm normally on the thyroid forum but have posted on here a few times and I would value your expertise. Sorry for the magnum opus post 😁 I've been on B12 injections for a number of years, used to be every 13 weeks but as I have other conditions, Fibro, Ehlers Danlos and hypothyroid and I've had persistent
I'm normally on the thyroid forum but have posted on here a few times and I would value your expertise. Sorry for the magnum opus post 😁 I've been on B12 injections for a number of years, used to be every 13 weeks but as I have other conditions, Fibro, Ehlers Danlos and hypothyroid and I've had persistent
Sparklingsunshine
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
4 months ago
Rash after operation
I had a reverse shoulder replacement last Monday. Surgeon said the op went well, and I have a follow-up appointment in ten days. I've had a tough week but morphine has helped pain relief. Of course, there are side effects of severe constipation, now controlled. The day after discharge, 3 days after
I had a reverse shoulder replacement last Monday. Surgeon said the op went well, and I have a follow-up appointment in ten days. I've had a tough week but morphine has helped pain relief. Of course, there are side effects of severe constipation, now controlled. The day after discharge, 3 days after
IlovePorridge
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Sjogren's Support
4 months ago
You couldn’t make it up!
I appear to be in some kind of health mayhem currently. I have a number of health issues RA, bronchiectasis, leaking heart valve , macular degeneration all of which require attention. Recently I have been found to have a basal cell carcinoma in the corner of my eye which has turned into a nightmare.
I appear to be in some kind of health mayhem currently. I have a number of health issues RA, bronchiectasis, leaking heart valve , macular degeneration all of which require attention. Recently I have been found to have a basal cell carcinoma in the corner of my eye which has turned into a nightmare.
Shonkie
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NRAS
4 months ago
Haemangioblastoma
Any advice on what to expect post surgery? My husband is having his op this Wednesday
Any advice on what to expect post surgery? My husband is having his op this Wednesday
Sturgey1
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The Brain Tumour Charity
4 months ago
latest nhs results..
They’ve only done the tsh this time (actually I think that will be the norm now), but strangely the return of my symptoms coincides with an NHS tsh test of 1.96 which is EXACTLY the same tsh result as Sept last year when symptoms returned and I asked for the test and then for a small increase from 50
They’ve only done the tsh this time (actually I think that will be the norm now), but strangely the return of my symptoms coincides with an NHS tsh test of 1.96 which is EXACTLY the same tsh result as Sept last year when symptoms returned and I asked for the test and then for a small increase from 50
JoJoloveschocolate
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Thyroid UK
4 months ago
Still a lot of foreskin (that seems to be sticking) after circumcision.
Hi, I am 33 years old and I had a circumcision performed by the NHS 4 days ago. I have a few questions as I am worried about the healing process and if it is normal and if others have shared the same experience. Firstly, it seems that not enough foreskins has been taken off and the head of the penis
Hi, I am 33 years old and I had a circumcision performed by the NHS 4 days ago. I have a few questions as I am worried about the healing process and if it is normal and if others have shared the same experience. Firstly, it seems that not enough foreskins has been taken off and the head of the penis
PC9124
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Men's Health Forum (Penis Health)
4 months ago
Period flu?
Just wondering if anyone is experiencing what I am. I underwent excision surgery for stage 3 endo in November, however more recently the pain is worsening again but right now that’s not the worst symptom- the last 3/4 months, either during or instantly after my period I’m hit with the WORST flu/cold
Just wondering if anyone is experiencing what I am. I underwent excision surgery for stage 3 endo in November, however more recently the pain is worsening again but right now that’s not the worst symptom- the last 3/4 months, either during or instantly after my period I’m hit with the WORST flu/cold
Ps-endo
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Endometriosis UK
4 months ago
Endometriosis changed my understanding
I was diagnosed with bowel endometriosis and two months I couldn't stand up and walk from pain. I had two surgeries for endometriosis and cysts removal in the past.I changed all my diet.I eat only turkey chicken and fresh fish and i mix fresh parsley basil and dill and I pure 1/4 of lactose free cream
I was diagnosed with bowel endometriosis and two months I couldn't stand up and walk from pain. I had two surgeries for endometriosis and cysts removal in the past.I changed all my diet.I eat only turkey chicken and fresh fish and i mix fresh parsley basil and dill and I pure 1/4 of lactose free cream
Alteja2009
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Endometriosis UK
4 months ago
In hospital with bleeding, could it be tuxizulimab?
I started tuxizulimab 4 weeks ago, jab on Tuesday with pen. Every week have noticed diarrhoea but not really bad until 3 days ago on Friday. Loads of blood and diarrhoea for nearly 48hrs every hour or two (all Friday night, all day Saturday and all Saturday night). When I a stopped eating then it was
I started tuxizulimab 4 weeks ago, jab on Tuesday with pen. Every week have noticed diarrhoea but not really bad until 3 days ago on Friday. Loads of blood and diarrhoea for nearly 48hrs every hour or two (all Friday night, all day Saturday and all Saturday night). When I a stopped eating then it was
RootsToots
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NRAS
4 months ago
RLS worse after knee replacement
I've taken Pramipexole for a long time and it's worked. However, after recent knee replacement surgery (7th Feb), the RLS is driving me mad. I'm up every night after 1 or 2 hours' sleep and end up taking an opioid to settle it.Can the pain from the knee be causing it? Any advice welcome.
I've taken Pramipexole for a long time and it's worked. However, after recent knee replacement surgery (7th Feb), the RLS is driving me mad. I'm up every night after 1 or 2 hours' sleep and end up taking an opioid to settle it.Can the pain from the knee be causing it? Any advice welcome.
Urmston
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Restless Legs Syndrome
4 months ago
Recurrence?im scared
I don't know where to start because I'm scared to death. I already made a post about my situation but I need to talk more about it with people who understand my situation. My mother, my beloved mother... my reason for living. In 2020 she underwent surgery for stage one seromucinous adenocarcinoma
I don't know where to start because I'm scared to death. I already made a post about my situation but I need to talk more about it with people who understand my situation. My mother, my beloved mother... my reason for living. In 2020 she underwent surgery for stage one seromucinous adenocarcinoma
Belindajames
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My Ovacome
4 months ago
fallopian cancer return
hi everyone. After chemo, surgery and chemo, was cancer free we thought. But now it has return in the lymph nodes after 6 months and my dr wants to do carbo with dioxin. Has anyone done this combo? If so how bad were side affects? Hair loss? Heart problems? She also suggested Elahere. Anyone
hi everyone. After chemo, surgery and chemo, was cancer free we thought. But now it has return in the lymph nodes after 6 months and my dr wants to do carbo with dioxin. Has anyone done this combo? If so how bad were side affects? Hair loss? Heart problems? She also suggested Elahere. Anyone
Jacquiemoo
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My Ovacome
4 months ago
Scoliosis
Hi, I am an adult with scoliosis of the spine. My curvature is severe, but I am well otherwise. I have not opted for surgery. I could not see scoliosis listed as one of the conditions in the 'Neuro Support' information. Is this forum for people with scoliosis? Would appreciate any feedback. Many
Hi, I am an adult with scoliosis of the spine. My curvature is severe, but I am well otherwise. I have not opted for surgery. I could not see scoliosis listed as one of the conditions in the 'Neuro Support' information. Is this forum for people with scoliosis? Would appreciate any feedback. Many
Pegasus2024
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Neuro Support
4 months ago
Asthma Inhalers And Gerd
I know heartburn, indigestion, Gerd and silent reflux are common hypo syptoms but I thought I would add they can also be a side effect of certain asthma inhalers, particularly steroid ones. The NHS is trying to change as many asthma sufferers on inhalers to the dry powder inhalers (DPI) instead of the
I know heartburn, indigestion, Gerd and silent reflux are common hypo syptoms but I thought I would add they can also be a side effect of certain asthma inhalers, particularly steroid ones. The NHS is trying to change as many asthma sufferers on inhalers to the dry powder inhalers (DPI) instead of the
Sparklingsunshine
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Thyroid UK
4 months ago
Mirena Coil
Hey all, I have an appointment tomo with my NHS gyne. He's going to see if he'll be able to fit the mirena coil 'normally' or wether it'll have to be done with some sort of guidance as i have a tilted uterus. Feels like my health has just plummeted since Christmas and I'm in extreme pain daily. Worried
Hey all, I have an appointment tomo with my NHS gyne. He's going to see if he'll be able to fit the mirena coil 'normally' or wether it'll have to be done with some sort of guidance as i have a tilted uterus. Feels like my health has just plummeted since Christmas and I'm in extreme pain daily. Worried
PunkyPeanutButterCup
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Endometriosis UK
4 months ago
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