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Big hello to Sunday weigh in peeps 🙋🏻
Hello, I'm new here! I'm currently recovering from hernia repair surgery which has helped me lose a brilliant 10lb in the last 4 weeks. I still weigh 14 st 13 lb so I still have around two and a half stone to lose to get to my target of 12 st 7 lb. However I'm really pleased to see a first number change
Hello, I'm new here! I'm currently recovering from hernia repair surgery which has helped me lose a brilliant 10lb in the last 4 weeks. I still weigh 14 st 13 lb so I still have around two and a half stone to lose to get to my target of 12 st 7 lb. However I'm really pleased to see a first number change
Persianpeach
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Weight Loss Support
7 years ago
Eating healthy with rice - HOW?!
The image attached is actually a risotto dishes I made using millet, but I seem to have trouble eating a lot of millet as it facts poorly with my recent gallbladder removal and digestive pains for some reason. I'm mostly on a vegan whole food diet so I use a lot of grains and seeds as staples. Rice
The image attached is actually a risotto dishes I made using millet, but I seem to have trouble eating a lot of millet as it facts poorly with my recent gallbladder removal and digestive pains for some reason. I'm mostly on a vegan whole food diet so I use a lot of grains and seeds as staples. Rice
DMP1391
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Healthy Eating
7 years ago
"Is choline-based PET imaging still relevant ..."
New paper [2] & editorial [1] below. -Patrick [1] http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/bju.13813/full "The search for the ideal imaging method to detect small metastatic deposits has largely remained elusive in the field of prostate cancer. However, functional positron emission tomography (PET
New paper [2] & editorial [1] below. -Patrick [1] http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/bju.13813/full "The search for the ideal imaging method to detect small metastatic deposits has largely remained elusive in the field of prostate cancer. However, functional positron emission tomography (PET
pjoshea13
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
7 years ago
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Second diagnosis
Hi everyone. I saw my heptologist on the 9th, my fibroscan was good, no scarring on my liver. He gave me a second diagnosis though of Primary Sclerosing Cholangitis as well as PBC. I have to get blood test in 3weeks and get an MRCP as soon as it's ins approved. I still have this gut feeling that there
Hi everyone. I saw my heptologist on the 9th, my fibroscan was good, no scarring on my liver. He gave me a second diagnosis though of Primary Sclerosing Cholangitis as well as PBC. I have to get blood test in 3weeks and get an MRCP as soon as it's ins approved. I still have this gut feeling that there
Y-now
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PBC Foundation
7 years ago
Help! Advice on laparoscopic surgery recovery time
I am brand new here so bare with me. I had a laparoscopic Oophorectomy well I had my ovaries and my Fallopian tubes removed. This was on Monday of last week and today is wednesday. The stitches are out and I have been researching recovery times and such. I am still in pain! But everyone including doctor
I am brand new here so bare with me. I had a laparoscopic Oophorectomy well I had my ovaries and my Fallopian tubes removed. This was on Monday of last week and today is wednesday. The stitches are out and I have been researching recovery times and such. I am still in pain! But everyone including doctor
Hidden
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My Ovacome
7 years ago
Food advice
Hi it is ten days after my cholecystectomy and my first day on Health Unlocked. I am so glad and grateful to have the procedure done and only felt nauseous while coming round from the anaesthetic and mint tea is good for that. I am continuing eating a normal diet as advised and all is working well. I
Hi it is ten days after my cholecystectomy and my first day on Health Unlocked. I am so glad and grateful to have the procedure done and only felt nauseous while coming round from the anaesthetic and mint tea is good for that. I am continuing eating a normal diet as advised and all is working well. I
Silvermagenta
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Healthy Eating
7 years ago
Oophorectomy
So I'm having my ovary removed. My surgeon originally said he was going remove the ovary and keep the tube. Now he's saying he's removing the tube aswell. Is the tube worth saving without the ovary? So bloody confused
So I'm having my ovary removed. My surgeon originally said he was going remove the ovary and keep the tube. Now he's saying he's removing the tube aswell. Is the tube worth saving without the ovary? So bloody confused
Nikkilouise
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Endometriosis UK
7 years ago
Chest pain 24/7
I had an Ivor Lewis oesophagectomy just over 5 years ago for stage 2b oesophageal cancer. For the past 12 months I have had chronic chest pain that is on the right side and moves around to under my right breast and shoulder. It can be a sharp stabbing pain or heavy pressure feeling. It is happening
I had an Ivor Lewis oesophagectomy just over 5 years ago for stage 2b oesophageal cancer. For the past 12 months I have had chronic chest pain that is on the right side and moves around to under my right breast and shoulder. It can be a sharp stabbing pain or heavy pressure feeling. It is happening
ameechan23
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Oesophageal & Gastric Cancer
7 years ago
Possible Ovary removal
So as you all know im 23 & a endo sufferer. Ive had 4 operations and now they are saying ive only got the option of removing my ovary! I had a second opinion today and shes going to refer me to anothr consultant (which is wht I was referred to her for) for a 2nd opinion cuz they dnt knw wht to do with
So as you all know im 23 & a endo sufferer. Ive had 4 operations and now they are saying ive only got the option of removing my ovary! I had a second opinion today and shes going to refer me to anothr consultant (which is wht I was referred to her for) for a 2nd opinion cuz they dnt knw wht to do with
Zaiba01
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Endometriosis UK
7 years ago
Surgical menopause and Rheumatoid Arthritis
Following having my ovaries removed I'm in surgical menopause since the end of May. I'm wondering if this could have contributed to the bad flare that I'm having at the moment. Anyone else experienced similar?
Following having my ovaries removed I'm in surgical menopause since the end of May. I'm wondering if this could have contributed to the bad flare that I'm having at the moment. Anyone else experienced similar?
girli1111
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NRAS
7 years ago
GCA and Tocilizumab
I have just heard that I have funding and approval from the NHS to take Tocilizumab and will be having my first infusion this week or the week after. Then I have weekly injections after. I wondered if anyone knew if there are any immediate effects. Also do you go on taking other medications. I am on
I have just heard that I have funding and approval from the NHS to take Tocilizumab and will be having my first infusion this week or the week after. Then I have weekly injections after. I wondered if anyone knew if there are any immediate effects. Also do you go on taking other medications. I am on
christine2715
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PMRGCAuk
7 years ago
Need Support for getting Palbace tablets
Hello All, My mom has been diagnosed with Metastatic BC with mets to ribs only, Below is the detailed information of the same : 2011 : In 2011 when she was first diagnosed with BC, she underwent a surgery mastetocomy to remove breast and after that she undergone 6 cycles of chemo(FAC).No hormone receptor
Hello All, My mom has been diagnosed with Metastatic BC with mets to ribs only, Below is the detailed information of the same : 2011 : In 2011 when she was first diagnosed with BC, she underwent a surgery mastetocomy to remove breast and after that she undergone 6 cycles of chemo(FAC).No hormone receptor
Prasath_sas
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Breast Cancer India
7 years ago
Lymphodema after lymph node removal
Hi ladies Just wondering if anyone else has developed Lymphodema. As I had a load of lymph nodes removed I keep getting a mildly swollen right leg. Onc says he thinks it's early/mild Lymphodema so is sending me to the specialist nurse but that won't be for a few weeks. I've booked myself privately in
Hi ladies Just wondering if anyone else has developed Lymphodema. As I had a load of lymph nodes removed I keep getting a mildly swollen right leg. Onc says he thinks it's early/mild Lymphodema so is sending me to the specialist nurse but that won't be for a few weeks. I've booked myself privately in
Emsymits
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My Ovacome
7 years ago
Ovary removal
Hi just wondering if anyone had there ovaries removed?and how they coped pre menopausal. I have to get mine removed as my breast cancer was estrogen positive ,as a preventitive i am 46 and have two beautiful boys. When you go straight into menopause any tips to help Thanks Marguerite.
Hi just wondering if anyone had there ovaries removed?and how they coped pre menopausal. I have to get mine removed as my breast cancer was estrogen positive ,as a preventitive i am 46 and have two beautiful boys. When you go straight into menopause any tips to help Thanks Marguerite.
mags4
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My Breast Cancer Community
7 years ago
6 months after oophorectomy still feeling odd
Hello, wondering if anyone else has had similar experience. At 51 years, I had an 8cm endometrioma removed, plus the ovary it was attached to and both fallopian tubes were removed as a precaution against cancer. Since then (now 6 months), it seems like I've gone into menopause and am having lots of hot
Hello, wondering if anyone else has had similar experience. At 51 years, I had an 8cm endometrioma removed, plus the ovary it was attached to and both fallopian tubes were removed as a precaution against cancer. Since then (now 6 months), it seems like I've gone into menopause and am having lots of hot
mtc863
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Endometriosis UK
7 years ago
Wait loss
Hi everyone, I am andreaer after a year on Ibrance and Femara a new side effect: wait loss, how bad does it get? My oncologyst prescribed Vitamin D ( as it was real low) and 2 other vitamins B12 and some other as blood results showed me anemic. Joint pains get worse during Ibrance rest for that week
Hi everyone, I am andreaer after a year on Ibrance and Femara a new side effect: wait loss, how bad does it get? My oncologyst prescribed Vitamin D ( as it was real low) and 2 other vitamins B12 and some other as blood results showed me anemic. Joint pains get worse during Ibrance rest for that week
Andreaer
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SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
7 years ago
Giant Cell Arteritis and Tocilizumab Patient Experience Needed
If you have been treated with Tocilizumab for Giant Cell Arteritis VUK would like to hear of your experiences both good and bad. Please contact John Mills email John.mills@vasculitis.org.uk as soon as possible
If you have been treated with Tocilizumab for Giant Cell Arteritis VUK would like to hear of your experiences both good and bad. Please contact John Mills email John.mills@vasculitis.org.uk as soon as possible
Suzym2u
Vasculitis UK
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Vasculitis UK
7 years ago
Understanding Post-Mastectomy Syndrome
Does anyone here have experience with Post-Mastectomy Syndrome? The article below sheds some more light on the issue. Look forward to reading your thoughts. http://bit.ly/2u5C0jB "One of the unfortunate side effects of mastectomy is a loss of sensation in the chest area. The blood supply and nerves that
Does anyone here have experience with Post-Mastectomy Syndrome? The article below sheds some more light on the issue. Look forward to reading your thoughts. http://bit.ly/2u5C0jB "One of the unfortunate side effects of mastectomy is a loss of sensation in the chest area. The blood supply and nerves that
joann86
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SHARE Breast Cancer Support
7 years ago
For those diagnosed with Giant Cell Arteritis - this was tweeted just a few minutes ago
A breakthrough in the treatment of GCA @RheumatologyUK @PMRGCAuk @vascuk Please follow this link https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/28745999
A breakthrough in the treatment of GCA @RheumatologyUK @PMRGCAuk @vascuk Please follow this link https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/28745999
Suzym2u
Vasculitis UK
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Vasculitis UK
7 years ago
Ovary removal stop progression?
Hi I've pretty much convinced myself I have endo all over the place. Including possibly in my veins (vena cava) which terrifies me. I don't want any more children and will do anything to stop it progressing and spreading anywhere else. I haven't had a lap for a few years as I've had 2 children recently
Hi I've pretty much convinced myself I have endo all over the place. Including possibly in my veins (vena cava) which terrifies me. I don't want any more children and will do anything to stop it progressing and spreading anywhere else. I haven't had a lap for a few years as I've had 2 children recently
Nickster20
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Endometriosis UK
7 years ago
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