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Endometriosis flare up?
Good morning, Just wanted to pick your brains about endometriosis. Back story first... I had a laparoscopy in December 2019 to remove ovarian cyst and zap endometriosis away and then had copper coil fitted as surgeon recommended. 12 months later I still had crippling cramps, daily, heavy periods and
Good morning, Just wanted to pick your brains about endometriosis. Back story first... I had a laparoscopy in December 2019 to remove ovarian cyst and zap endometriosis away and then had copper coil fitted as surgeon recommended. 12 months later I still had crippling cramps, daily, heavy periods and
PelucaPastora83
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Pelvic Pain Support Network
3 years ago
The streak stops...
Hiya, Starting from 1st of January I have run every other day, never left 2 rest days in between, always ran every other day. I fear that today there will come a stop to this streak. I conjured a headache 2 days ago (after running) which is probably tension headache coming from my neck (I occasionally
Hiya, Starting from 1st of January I have run every other day, never left 2 rest days in between, always ran every other day. I fear that today there will come a stop to this streak. I conjured a headache 2 days ago (after running) which is probably tension headache coming from my neck (I occasionally
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Bridge to 10K
3 years ago
Migraine and covid19 vaccine side effects
Hi all, I had the Astra Zeneca vaccine on Sunday and am in to my 4th day of side effects. These include nausea, extreme tiredness, skin itching, headache across forehead (not vertical through one eye like a migraine) and body aches. All of these are included in the list of common side effects (ie
Hi all, I had the Astra Zeneca vaccine on Sunday and am in to my 4th day of side effects. These include nausea, extreme tiredness, skin itching, headache across forehead (not vertical through one eye like a migraine) and body aches. All of these are included in the list of common side effects (ie
Katya3
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National Migraine Centre
3 years ago
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Update on yesterday not feeling well
Hi all,thanks for all yr replies, spoke to dr today , she thinks it could be Aurora migraine so to take pain killers as she doesn't want to give me migraine tablets unless it get to much to bear cause of pred, so today has been parcetmol, dark rooms, wheat bags, sleeping and lots of water. Also rubbing
Hi all,thanks for all yr replies, spoke to dr today , she thinks it could be Aurora migraine so to take pain killers as she doesn't want to give me migraine tablets unless it get to much to bear cause of pred, so today has been parcetmol, dark rooms, wheat bags, sleeping and lots of water. Also rubbing
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PMRGCAuk
3 years ago
Advice
Hi all, hope you are all well. I'm new to this group, so please be understanding:) For the couple of years I experience pain during period- but for the last around 2 years it's really bad, painkillers will help just for a little bit- I'm taking now around 8 during day. Pain is that bad that I fell sick
Hi all, hope you are all well. I'm new to this group, so please be understanding:) For the couple of years I experience pain during period- but for the last around 2 years it's really bad, painkillers will help just for a little bit- I'm taking now around 8 during day. Pain is that bad that I fell sick
Natalia88
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Endometriosis UK
3 years ago
Anyone suffer from chocolate cysts?
Hi all, Does anyone suffer from chocolate cysts and know any natural remedies for them? My endo has been driving me insane whilst waiting for my routine keyhole due to covid delays and now I seem to have regular chocolate cysts which I've managed to avoid for a few years. I have constant tar like bleeding
Hi all, Does anyone suffer from chocolate cysts and know any natural remedies for them? My endo has been driving me insane whilst waiting for my routine keyhole due to covid delays and now I seem to have regular chocolate cysts which I've managed to avoid for a few years. I have constant tar like bleeding
Lolpolaza
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Endometriosis UK
3 years ago
A cheerier note
You can do it! Today I finally came out the other side of a week long flare; sweating, painkillers, tears and nausea, the whole works. If no one has told you yet, it will get better! I'm still chronically ill, I'm still not running at 100%, but today I've managed to dress like me, wack on some
You can do it! Today I finally came out the other side of a week long flare; sweating, painkillers, tears and nausea, the whole works. If no one has told you yet, it will get better! I'm still chronically ill, I'm still not running at 100%, but today I've managed to dress like me, wack on some
Nemofudge
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Endometriosis UK
3 years ago
Why a few side effects after your Covid jab are actually a good thing!
A sore arm, headache, fatigue, nausea, dizzy spells, aching joints and sore muscles. These are the common side-effects reported by some of the 15 million NHS patients to get their first dose of a Covid-19 vaccine, as well as the 500,000 or so who have had their scheduled second dose. But rather than
A sore arm, headache, fatigue, nausea, dizzy spells, aching joints and sore muscles. These are the common side-effects reported by some of the 15 million NHS patients to get their first dose of a Covid-19 vaccine, as well as the 500,000 or so who have had their scheduled second dose. But rather than
2greys
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 years ago
My pelvic pain story: still on the journey to a diagnosis and feeling discouraged
I am 30 years old and I’ve been experiencing severe pelvic pain almost since I began menstruating 17 years ago. Prescription NSAIDs, first doled out to me some time in my mid-teens, have outlasted more than one romantic relationship and several friendships as a constant presence in my life. By 19, mefenamic
I am 30 years old and I’ve been experiencing severe pelvic pain almost since I began menstruating 17 years ago. Prescription NSAIDs, first doled out to me some time in my mid-teens, have outlasted more than one romantic relationship and several friendships as a constant presence in my life. By 19, mefenamic
Misoramen
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Endometriosis UK
3 years ago
Bad pain lack of sleep medicine
My pain is all other my body my legs burning sensation.my hands tingling pain hip pain neck pain my arms go numb back pain.sweating at night and day and itchy skin.i have had a enough pain killers and lack of sleep some days I feel like killing myself but that would not be good for my family and friends
My pain is all other my body my legs burning sensation.my hands tingling pain hip pain neck pain my arms go numb back pain.sweating at night and day and itchy skin.i have had a enough pain killers and lack of sleep some days I feel like killing myself but that would not be good for my family and friends
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Fibromyalgia Action UK
3 years ago
Why it might be best to avoid painkillers as a precaution before your COVID-19 vaccine
https://www.cbc.ca/news/health/fever-reducers-covid-vaccinations-1.5912295 Thought this might be interesting
https://www.cbc.ca/news/health/fever-reducers-covid-vaccinations-1.5912295 Thought this might be interesting
Bcol
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PMRGCAuk
3 years ago
10 days post AVR - bicuspid valve
Hi All, it has been 10days with my new tissue valve and relatively I am doing better until I had some pains in both my shoulders this morning and discomfort in the chest (higher than usual) not sure if any one can suggest anything, I am only on paracetamols 8/day to control my pain until this morning
Hi All, it has been 10days with my new tissue valve and relatively I am doing better until I had some pains in both my shoulders this morning and discomfort in the chest (higher than usual) not sure if any one can suggest anything, I am only on paracetamols 8/day to control my pain until this morning
Gopch
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British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
Really struggling with pain and husband!
Hi guys, try not to make this a pity post but a virtual hug would be great! Went to a and e last night with crippling abdominal pain. Was given naproxen to go with my co codomol. Had a private MRI today. They said 4 or 5 days for results. Have been ticking off the days. Not sure how I'll get through
Hi guys, try not to make this a pity post but a virtual hug would be great! Went to a and e last night with crippling abdominal pain. Was given naproxen to go with my co codomol. Had a private MRI today. They said 4 or 5 days for results. Have been ticking off the days. Not sure how I'll get through
JenRow7
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Endometriosis UK
3 years ago
Filgrastim
I'm a bit concerned, just watching a documentary on Lance Armstrong. He has implied that he got his cancer after he'd taken human growth hormone. I think Filgrastim contains human growth hormone and I've had 8 injections of it after each chemo. Could it actually make cancer worse? Does anyone know? Candy
I'm a bit concerned, just watching a documentary on Lance Armstrong. He has implied that he got his cancer after he'd taken human growth hormone. I think Filgrastim contains human growth hormone and I've had 8 injections of it after each chemo. Could it actually make cancer worse? Does anyone know? Candy
candyapplegrey
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My Ovacome
3 years ago
Burning sensation in digestive system approx 3 hours after taking Cymbalta - advice please?
Hi Im new to the forum. I was diagnosed with ME/CFS approx 8 years ago and also have Sjogrens, restless legs and osteoarthritis. I am 57 and can no longer work due to fatigue and pain. I was prescribed duloxytine approx 3 years ago by CFS specialist. I am on highest dose of 120 mg a day. I had been fine
Hi Im new to the forum. I was diagnosed with ME/CFS approx 8 years ago and also have Sjogrens, restless legs and osteoarthritis. I am 57 and can no longer work due to fatigue and pain. I was prescribed duloxytine approx 3 years ago by CFS specialist. I am on highest dose of 120 mg a day. I had been fine
Sals1
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The Australian Sjögren's Syndrome Association
3 years ago
Burning sensation in digestive system approx 3 hours after taking Cymbalta - advice please?
Hi Im new to the forum. I was diagnosed with ME/CFS approx 8 years ago and also have Sjogrens, restless legs and osteoarthritis. I am 57 and can no longer work due to fatigue and pain. I was prescribed duloxytine approx 3 years ago by CFS specialist. I am on highest dose of 120 mg a day. I had been fine
Hi Im new to the forum. I was diagnosed with ME/CFS approx 8 years ago and also have Sjogrens, restless legs and osteoarthritis. I am 57 and can no longer work due to fatigue and pain. I was prescribed duloxytine approx 3 years ago by CFS specialist. I am on highest dose of 120 mg a day. I had been fine
Sals1
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Sjogren's Support
3 years ago
Burning sensation in stomach approx 2 to 3 hours after taking Cymbalta
Hi I'm new to forum. I have been diagnosed with CFS for approx 8 years and also have Sjogrins and osteoarthritis. I am 57 and can no longer work due to fatigue and pain. I was prescribed duloxytine approx 3 years ago by CFS specialist. I am on highest dose of 120 mg a day. I had been fine on this until
Hi I'm new to forum. I have been diagnosed with CFS for approx 8 years and also have Sjogrins and osteoarthritis. I am 57 and can no longer work due to fatigue and pain. I was prescribed duloxytine approx 3 years ago by CFS specialist. I am on highest dose of 120 mg a day. I had been fine on this until
Sals1
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Myalgic Encephalomyelitis Community
3 years ago
Rocutane / isotretinoin- Sligh Skin recess on Upper Back/Lats and Muscle Pain - Is this worrying?
Hi All, been using Rocutane since Dec 31, 20MG dose. I'm 38, with moderate acne on back and shoulders. All was going well until a week ago when I started having pain in my lats/upper back. Next thing I see a bit of redness/rash in this area. It's not that much but I am worried. And that area is painful
Hi All, been using Rocutane since Dec 31, 20MG dose. I'm 38, with moderate acne on back and shoulders. All was going well until a week ago when I started having pain in my lats/upper back. Next thing I see a bit of redness/rash in this area. It's not that much but I am worried. And that area is painful
HarryKahn
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Adult Acne Support
3 years ago
Week 5 ✅.......and having to take less pain killers....Win/win🤩
Like so many who have shared their stories regarding their ‘journey’, I too was very sceptical about being able to run (ok....it was probably more of slow jog as recommended by you lovely people of course!) the full 20 minutes! However, with Jo’s encouragement and all the top tips I had read on this
Like so many who have shared their stories regarding their ‘journey’, I too was very sceptical about being able to run (ok....it was probably more of slow jog as recommended by you lovely people of course!) the full 20 minutes! However, with Jo’s encouragement and all the top tips I had read on this
Rwran18
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Couch to 5K
3 years ago
Postherpetic neuralgia.
Postherpetic neuralgia. Apart from painkillers, any suggestions on how to manage this pain, please.
Postherpetic neuralgia. Apart from painkillers, any suggestions on how to manage this pain, please.
greatdaneatairport
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Pain Concern
3 years ago
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