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Gallbladder removal and hypo related??
Had my gallbladder removed 6 years ago and just spoke to a friend who I have not spoke to in a while who is also hypo and has been for years. We got to talking and she also has her gallbladder removed. This is not the first time I have spoke to somebody and had their gallbladder removed. Surely this
Had my gallbladder removed 6 years ago and just spoke to a friend who I have not spoke to in a while who is also hypo and has been for years. We got to talking and she also has her gallbladder removed. This is not the first time I have spoke to somebody and had their gallbladder removed. Surely this
Razzar1977
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Thyroid UK
9 years ago
Depressed
Sorry for this all but I seriously need to rant........... Is anyone else suffering from the pain and feeling that it's just not bloody worthwhile waiting for doctors or others to come up with a solution which never seems to be on the horizon? I turned 42 a couple of weeks ago and aside for a period
Sorry for this all but I seriously need to rant........... Is anyone else suffering from the pain and feeling that it's just not bloody worthwhile waiting for doctors or others to come up with a solution which never seems to be on the horizon? I turned 42 a couple of weeks ago and aside for a period
Hidden
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Endometriosis UK
9 years ago
Operation
Hi I'm 36 and been told I need a salpingo - oophorectomy I have hydronephrosis as well I'm worried as thy say they have to open me up. I'm really scared as they said their is a risk of damaging other structures I'm just wondering if other people have gone through this. I just want to know their experiences
Hi I'm 36 and been told I need a salpingo - oophorectomy I have hydronephrosis as well I'm worried as thy say they have to open me up. I'm really scared as they said their is a risk of damaging other structures I'm just wondering if other people have gone through this. I just want to know their experiences
kelledee
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Pelvic Pain Support Network
9 years ago
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After thinking I was managing my anxiety for a while now it has flared up again . I had the first physical symptoms it was rearing it's ugly head about a week ago - head pressure etc and the. Wham in middle of conversation with tired overworked hubby it blew - heart flutters , stomach cramps etc . I
After thinking I was managing my anxiety for a while now it has flared up again . I had the first physical symptoms it was rearing it's ugly head about a week ago - head pressure etc and the. Wham in middle of conversation with tired overworked hubby it blew - heart flutters , stomach cramps etc . I
Carri477
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Anxiety Support
9 years ago
Doc app tomz
Evening ladies this is going be long post ,a little bit background 2007 a had a laparoscopy to remove ovarian cyst when I woke in recovery I was told there was complication and they had to do a oophorectomy. So full section like scar and had to remove my right ovary and large cyst, I recovered well
Evening ladies this is going be long post ,a little bit background 2007 a had a laparoscopy to remove ovarian cyst when I woke in recovery I was told there was complication and they had to do a oophorectomy. So full section like scar and had to remove my right ovary and large cyst, I recovered well
Leah87
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Endometriosis UK
9 years ago
Duodenal Switch Surgery
Hello My name is Debra, I had a duodenal switch in 2007. I can just document my experiences, not all good, then if you have any questions please ask I will be honest about what I might have done wrong but also comment on my opinions of what went wrong with my surgery. When I started searching for a
Hello My name is Debra, I had a duodenal switch in 2007. I can just document my experiences, not all good, then if you have any questions please ask I will be honest about what I might have done wrong but also comment on my opinions of what went wrong with my surgery. When I started searching for a
dhlazaro
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Weight Loss Surgery Info
9 years ago
Removal of Gallbladder
On the 17 June I had my gallbladder removed key hole all went well till late afternoon and my wound started to bleed ,I was taken back to theatre from HDU at 11 pm second op I was opened up wash outs given my liver was bleeding it was very cirrosed , I was given 4 units of blood, back to HDU and one
On the 17 June I had my gallbladder removed key hole all went well till late afternoon and my wound started to bleed ,I was taken back to theatre from HDU at 11 pm second op I was opened up wash outs given my liver was bleeding it was very cirrosed , I was given 4 units of blood, back to HDU and one
Cat19
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PBC Foundation
9 years ago
Shortness of breath after gallbladder removal
I had my gallbladder removed in Nov of 2012 and have increased difficulty in breathing with exertion since. If I walk too fast, climb a set of stairs, or just move around, my chest tightens, I begin panting and can't catch my breath. The center of my chest hurts to the touch and is tender, I can only
I had my gallbladder removed in Nov of 2012 and have increased difficulty in breathing with exertion since. If I walk too fast, climb a set of stairs, or just move around, my chest tightens, I begin panting and can't catch my breath. The center of my chest hurts to the touch and is tender, I can only
LW2814
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Cure Parkinson's
9 years ago
Periods/cycle after bilateral oophorectomy
Hi, I've not posted here for a very long time - so long that the boards look totally alien and I can't work out if I'm meant to put this post in a certain place. Sorry if it's wrong! I have a long history of Endo and, due to repeated chocolate cysts growing on my ovaries, I have ended up having a bilateral
Hi, I've not posted here for a very long time - so long that the boards look totally alien and I can't work out if I'm meant to put this post in a certain place. Sorry if it's wrong! I have a long history of Endo and, due to repeated chocolate cysts growing on my ovaries, I have ended up having a bilateral
AuntyWissyT
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Endometriosis UK
9 years ago
New here
Hi, I live in the US (Texas) and was diagnosed with APS/Hughes in 2011 after a series of surgeries, bleeding and blood transfusions. Apparently I had a DVT in my groin. It was very small (microclot?) and I wasn't given anything other than baby aspirin daily which I have been on consistently since.
Hi, I live in the US (Texas) and was diagnosed with APS/Hughes in 2011 after a series of surgeries, bleeding and blood transfusions. Apparently I had a DVT in my groin. It was very small (microclot?) and I wasn't given anything other than baby aspirin daily which I have been on consistently since.
junipers76
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Hughes Syndrome APS Forum
9 years ago
Help
Hi there I have a 2 year old boy who has bws he also had his bowels on the outside he has had 3 operations to repair his bowels also a tongue reduction and a hernia repair, I was just wondering if anyone can give me advice wether or not he should be entitled to some sort of disability payments? Iv been
Hi there I have a 2 year old boy who has bws he also had his bowels on the outside he has had 3 operations to repair his bowels also a tongue reduction and a hernia repair, I was just wondering if anyone can give me advice wether or not he should be entitled to some sort of disability payments? Iv been
SineadMcIntyre
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BWS Support
9 years ago
Need some advice
Hi there looking for some advice i had oophorectomy in 2007 went to theatre for laparoscopy woke up in recovery I had had full section and cyst and my right ovary removed,I fell pregnant months later and and had my beautiful girl.since then my weight has went up and over the last 3 years I have had
Hi there looking for some advice i had oophorectomy in 2007 went to theatre for laparoscopy woke up in recovery I had had full section and cyst and my right ovary removed,I fell pregnant months later and and had my beautiful girl.since then my weight has went up and over the last 3 years I have had
Leah87
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Endometriosis UK
9 years ago
First post
Hi everyone I was diagnosed as stage 3/4 OC October 2014, I have had a full hysterectomy and hernia repair, and have just finished my 6th chemo, wow it was tough going at times. Although I haven't posted anything until now, I have been following all you inspirational ladies on this sight and have found
Hi everyone I was diagnosed as stage 3/4 OC October 2014, I have had a full hysterectomy and hernia repair, and have just finished my 6th chemo, wow it was tough going at times. Although I haven't posted anything until now, I have been following all you inspirational ladies on this sight and have found
Hidden
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My Ovacome
9 years ago
Nightmare Night Sweats
I am worried 4 years ago I had a large endometroma removed and oopherectomy no real from problems since then. However, in the last few weeks I have had terrible night sweats. All blood works and MSU have returned normal. Only hope there's nothing going on with my final ovary. Would be pretty bad
I am worried 4 years ago I had a large endometroma removed and oopherectomy no real from problems since then. However, in the last few weeks I have had terrible night sweats. All blood works and MSU have returned normal. Only hope there's nothing going on with my final ovary. Would be pretty bad
derbalbert
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Endometriosis UK
9 years ago
HRT
Hi I'm a bit of a surgery veteran, having had 2 laprascopys a ovarian cyst removal and an hysterectomy. Today, after a long trial on hormone treatment (Zoladex and progesterone) I am now on the waiting list for a laparotic bilateral oophorectomy. I was wondering if anyone has had success with
Hi I'm a bit of a surgery veteran, having had 2 laprascopys a ovarian cyst removal and an hysterectomy. Today, after a long trial on hormone treatment (Zoladex and progesterone) I am now on the waiting list for a laparotic bilateral oophorectomy. I was wondering if anyone has had success with
katie1976crunch
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Endometriosis UK
9 years ago
Should GCA sufferers take the shingles vaccine?
http://consumer.healthday.com/senior-citizen-information-31/misc-aging-news-10/study-ties-shingles-virus-to-dangerous-blood-vessel-disease-in-elderly-696591.html “…The researchers looked for links between the condition and the chickenpox/shingles virus because of the unusual way that it replicates in
http://consumer.healthday.com/senior-citizen-information-31/misc-aging-news-10/study-ties-shingles-virus-to-dangerous-blood-vessel-disease-in-elderly-696591.html “…The researchers looked for links between the condition and the chickenpox/shingles virus because of the unusual way that it replicates in
Asbeck
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PMRGCAuk
9 years ago
Reducing Ibrutinib even further!!!!!!!
My husband is currently 'off Ibrutinib' for 14 days due to surgery next Wednesday, he is acutely tired, and already asleep....in bed.We thought as an experiment during this time we would monitor daily his fatigue levels. At the end of the 14 day period, if it has improved we will ask the haematologist
My husband is currently 'off Ibrutinib' for 14 days due to surgery next Wednesday, he is acutely tired, and already asleep....in bed.We thought as an experiment during this time we would monitor daily his fatigue levels. At the end of the 14 day period, if it has improved we will ask the haematologist
lartington
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CLL Support
9 years ago
No better after treatment
Hi ladies, I'm struggling here, had a laparoscopy, D&C & hysteroscopy & polypectomy 6 weeks ago, found only small amount of old endo on uterine ligaments, however they put coil in for treatment. Since then nothing has changed, i've had pretty much constant bleeding or spotting, 2 periods which were heavy
Hi ladies, I'm struggling here, had a laparoscopy, D&C & hysteroscopy & polypectomy 6 weeks ago, found only small amount of old endo on uterine ligaments, however they put coil in for treatment. Since then nothing has changed, i've had pretty much constant bleeding or spotting, 2 periods which were heavy
Redcat15
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Endometriosis UK
9 years ago
Can't decide on full or partial hysterectomy!
Hi, any advice very welcome. I'm Having a hysterectomy in 2 weeks snd have to decide whether to keep an ovary or not. I'm 46. My doctor wants to do a full hysterctomy with accompanying endo excision( he's experienced). My huge worry is headaches. I've been on prostap with oestrogen patches as ad-back
Hi, any advice very welcome. I'm Having a hysterectomy in 2 weeks snd have to decide whether to keep an ovary or not. I'm 46. My doctor wants to do a full hysterctomy with accompanying endo excision( he's experienced). My huge worry is headaches. I've been on prostap with oestrogen patches as ad-back
efagrug
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Endometriosis UK
9 years ago
Recently diagnosed with stage 4 Endo
I have just had a Diagnostic Laproscopy and Hysteroscopy with Biopsy 4 days ago and have been told by consultant gynie that I have severe endo which has attached itself to a number of my reproductive organs, bladder and bowel. I also had a over 8cm endometrioma (chocolate Cyst) drained as he couldn't
I have just had a Diagnostic Laproscopy and Hysteroscopy with Biopsy 4 days ago and have been told by consultant gynie that I have severe endo which has attached itself to a number of my reproductive organs, bladder and bowel. I also had a over 8cm endometrioma (chocolate Cyst) drained as he couldn't
skt68
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Endometriosis UK
9 years ago
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