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Fertility Network UK - Pregnancy Support
1,192 members
Fertility Network UK is a registered charity supporting anyone who is affected by fertility problems including those who are pregnant or a new parent following a difficult journey. We know that women who are pregnant after fertility problems need additional support and this forum is for you to access and provide peer support to others in a similar situation. If you are still trying to conceive then please join our Fertility Network UK page: https://healthunlocked.com/fertility-network-uk
Fertility Network UK
54,858 members
Fertility Network UK is a registered charity supporting anyone who is affected by fertility problems. Whether you are just starting to have concerns about your fertility or are already having fertility treatment such as IUI, IVF, ICSI or donor treatment, we are here to support you. We aim to raise understanding of infertility, to improve fertility education and to push for fair provision of fertility treatment throughout the UK. We also work with employers to better support those with fertility problems in the workplace. Our HealthUnlocked community is a place for anyone trying to conceive (TTC) to find peer support and understanding.
PCOS UK (Verity)
10,153 members
Verity is a self-help group for women with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS). The group was established in 1997 to share the truth about the condition and improve the lives of women living with PCOS. The charity is run by a dedicated board of Volunteer Trustees supported by a team of further volunteers, who all support thousands of women both in the UK and internationally. Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS): -affects millions of women in the UK and worldwide -runs in families -is one of the leading causes of fertility problems in women -if not properly managed, can lead to additional health problems in later life -can have an impact on appearance and self-esteem Although PCOS is treatable and the symptoms can be managed, it cannot be cured.
Hunts Community Cancer Network
107 members
Hunts Community Cancer Network welcomes you to this site which is designed to support people recovering from, living with or experiencing the late effects of treatment for all types of cancer. The site is managed by the HCCN nursing team who work out of Hinchingbrooke Hospital along with volunteer patients all of whom understand the challenges that can face people as they come to terms with their condition. We are supported by specialists in exercise, healthy eating, work related problems, and emotional well being who are keen to supplement the all important support people can give each other. We look forward to getting to know you.
DC Action
30 members
We are a peer support group for people and families affected by telomeropathies and dyskeratosis congenita (DC). DC Action aims to improve diagnosis, treatment and health services. DC is rare but other telomeropathies may be more common and can be confused with other conditions. Specialist care is essential but can be difficult to find. Please share your experiences. We are a small group so it's really important that our voices are heard to help improve access to specialist care and treatment. Post about diagnosis, treatment, access to health services, share problems, ask questions and offer solutions. Polls and questionnaires will help us to lobby for better NHS services.
Men's Health Forum
35,368 members
This forum is for the discussion of all men's health questions except for those about the penis. --- One man in five dies before the age of 65. Together we can change that. The Men's Health Forum is a charity that works to improve the health of men and boys. Through our advice, research and campaigning we aim to reduce the tragic deaths of men and boys who simply die too young because of preventable health problems. This community is to discuss men's health generally. If you have a specific medical query go to manmot.co.uk. The Men's Health Forum (England and Wales) is a registered charity (No 1087375).
Cervical Myelopathy
617 members
Cervical Myelopathy is caused by deterioration in the spine in the neck leading to compression of the spinal cord and symptoms such as “numb” and “clumsy” hands, loss of coordination, imbalance, bladder and bowel problems, and weakness that can progress to severe paralysis. The Cervical Myelopathy community is part of the myelopathy.org network founded in 2015 to raise worldwide awareness of cervical myelopathy to support patients, carers and professionals who live and deal with it. We understand that being diagnosed with Myelopathy is life changing. We also understand that talking about it will help. If you, or someone in your family, has been diagnosed with Myelopathy, We welcome you and We want to support you in your journey
Men's Health Forum (Penis Health)
36,160 members
This forum is for discussion of penis issues only. Search for our other forum 'Men's Health Forum' for all other men's health issues. --- One man in five dies before the age of 65. Together we can change that. The Men's Health Forum is a charity that works to improve the health of men and boys. Through our advice, research and campaigning we aim to reduce the tragic deaths of men and boys who simply die too young because of preventable health problems. This community is an open space for you to discuss anything to do with penis health, including circumcision. If you have a specific medical query go to manmot.co.uk. The Men's Health Forum (England and Wales) is a registered charity (No 1087375).
ERIC
8,990 members
We are a community that supports families with children or teenagers who have bowel and/or bladder problems (including potty training, bedwetting, daytime wetting and constipation/soiling). Please feel free to ask our members any questions you might have about these conditions or to share your own experience of managing a continence problem in childhood or adolescence. Most of our members are parents but we do also have some young people who contribute. Whatever your situation, we hope you feel welcome here. If you would like to speak to an expertly trained continence advisor, please call the helpline run by ERIC, The Children's Bowel & Bladder Charity on 0808 169 9949. The telephone helpline is open Monday to Thursday 10am - 2pm and calls are free from landline and mobiles.
Oesophageal & Gastric Cancer
6,164 members
For more than three decades, the OPA has fought against oesophageal and gastric cancers, raising awareness, supporting patients, caregivers and their families. Whether you are in the early stages or further along in your journey, the OPA is dedicated to offering support and guidance. We have prepared medically approved booklets and fact sheets all free of charge about the problems these types of cancer can generate, the pains that can be suffered and the effects on the digestive system that can be experienced. Informal meetings for patients and carers are regularly held at regional centres around the UK. OPA have introduced Zoom meetings with a Patient Buddy, please contact us if you would like further details. Call the cancer support helpline on 0121 704 9860 or email enquiries@opa.org.uk and we will be happy to arrange this for you. Instructions for Zoom - https://www.opa.org.uk/edit/files/zoom_instructions_v1.pdf Don't forget our very informative website www.opa.org.uk where you can obtain details of all meetings, useful resource and much much more. If you prefer to chat, our helpline number is 0121 704 9860 or you can email us at enquiries@opa.org.uk
British Pregnancy Advisory Service
5,198 members
bpas, British Pregnancy Advisory Service, is a health charity providing care for thousands of women every year. Our Health Unlocked site is an online community where members can ask questions and share advice and experiences about contraception, pregnancy, fertility, and abortion. A bpas Nurse monitors all posts and can provide support around these issues during the week. For more information, visit our website www.bpas.org
Women's Health
43,490 members
This is a place to talk about women's health topics, from motherhood to menopause. Whether you've come here to learn about endometriosis, discuss your own experiences of birth or have questions about fibroids, this is a safe space to share experiences, issues and campaigns in women's health! This community is led by Wellbeing of Women, the women's health research charity.