Experiences with

First Aid

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What makes you feel better? Funny videos? Music? Videogames? Quotes? Thank you guys, you're helping me with my so complicated case

I think I know what causes it having completed a first aid course in 1976 but just wondering if this has happened to anyone else. It’s like a panic attack on steroids. Thanks for any advice. Hope you are all happy and well 👍🏻

After decades of steroid use my skin is very fragile, so I keep a first aid kit at home and also in the car, with wound spray, steri-strips, padded dressings etc, for repairs on the go! You can get plasters & dressings for fragile or sensitive skin. Boots do them, and a company called Allevyn.

But still don't know much about FND, and all the things, like how to explain it, first aid, who should be on my support team. I have been having incontinence for the past several days , pretty sure due to FND. Have any tips, advice?

I now have my First Aid Instructor qualification and teach Basic Life Support-CPR-Defibrillator training. My own training has helped me in 2 different situations, where I have come across 2 people in Cardiac Arrest.

I had done zero training for this so my aim was simply to enjoy it all and get the bling at the end 🏅 Military cadets acted as the marshals and it was reassuring to see them on the course because I kept thinking they would all be first aid trained!

Had a first aid refresher course with St John last week and somehow remembered protect the head as in recovery position, arm up to cushion head. I had two concussions from last year's falls.

.• A prepacked hospital bag 1x 2 days easy carry and 1x for a week • Handbag- daily panty liners and spare knickers, portable first aid kit with all I use in it when its bad • CBD oil and topical balm, pukka premenstrual supplement (for Inflammation), 5HTP (for serotonin balance), Soya foods (for estrogen

Our First Aid and Safety trainer is Patrick Swallow, from Kanazawa Training. The demonstrations will be followed by refreshments and chat. We do hope to see as many of you there as possible.

Our First Aid and Safety trainer is Patrick Swallow, from Kanazawa Training. The demonstrations will be followed by refreshments and chat. We do hope to see as many of you there as possible.

It released a little only to repeat a number of times whilst I was put into the first aid room and checked out by a paramedic. Blood pressure was high but nitrate spray and aspirin calmed things down enough for me to decide to go home for rest rather than a&e.

I have reduced from 5mg to 4.5mg Prednisolone and my vision has become really bad.I have ended up in hospital as my blood pressure became high and chest pain with bad vision particularly my right eye.I was at a function and a first aid person insisted I go to the hospital.

I also have one of those plastic 3 drawer things stuffed to the brim with the 'normal, OTC medication and first aid' stuff. I'm bordering on getting an over-door shoe organiser to hang in my wardrobe but ideally something more aesthetically pleasing!!

Previously I discussed the use of the trio, magnesium, zinc and melatonin as a useful sleep aid in the following link : https://healthunlocked.com/cure-parkinsons/posts/144067482/in-pursuit-of-restful-sleep-and-help-for-nocturia More recently I have been testing Apigenin as a potential sleep

Counting backwards can help you fall asleep faster by shifting your focus away from worries and regrets and forcing your brain to stay in the present. Here are some counting techniques that may help you fall asleep: Count backwards from 100 in multiples of three: This rhythm can put you in a sleepy

Just need to vent, if you read this and commented thankyou, it helps getting another perspective on the situation. Male, 20 Parents went through a divorce in 2022 and it was ugly to say the least. (Mom was an alcoholic, dad was a cop and emotionally distant due to his Mexican culture and upbringing

A YouTube video dubbed the 'most boring video of all time' has racked up more than three million views from a legion of fans hailing it as the ultimate sleep aid. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13388461/boring-video-microsoft-word-randy-smith-youtube.html THE MOST BORING VIDEO EVER MADE

Just wondering if anyone else has experience of this sleep aid and RLS? I have bought (not available in my region on NHS yet) a month’s supply of 50mg tablets and ….. I am sleeping normally!!!! It is a new drug to the UK but tried and tested in USA I believe? Apparently minimal side effects. I have

just sharing a link that is a new product helpful for sleep. It was recommended by a very well know integrative doctor in California. I am not recommending it for restless legs, but my sister and her husband say it helps with sleep. https://lifewave.com