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Rituximab and Chest Infections
Not long after my first 2 Rituximab infusions I was diagnosed with a chest infection and given antibiotics. The GP booked me in for a chest X-ray and 3 or 4 weeks later that showed lingering infection so I had another week if antibiotics. At the weekend I felt very short of breath and my pulse was racing
Not long after my first 2 Rituximab infusions I was diagnosed with a chest infection and given antibiotics. The GP booked me in for a chest X-ray and 3 or 4 weeks later that showed lingering infection so I had another week if antibiotics. At the weekend I felt very short of breath and my pulse was racing
Grumpyoldmare
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NRAS
11 months ago
Uti and vaginal irritation
.I suffer from recurrant uti .I also have on going vaginal itching on and off .does anyone have this prob and could uti cause irritation. Would appreciate any information thank you and have a nice day 🥲
.I suffer from recurrant uti .I also have on going vaginal itching on and off .does anyone have this prob and could uti cause irritation. Would appreciate any information thank you and have a nice day 🥲
Dextersam10
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Pelvic Pain Support Network
1 year ago
DVLA /SPECSAVERS
Hi everyone -after reading of so many people and their awful experience with Specsavers and having licences revoked- and I am so fearful for my own future in this regard as we just never know! I contacted the administrators of this group to see if they could help or raise issues on our behalf and I
Hi everyone -after reading of so many people and their awful experience with Specsavers and having licences revoked- and I am so fearful for my own future in this regard as we just never know! I contacted the administrators of this group to see if they could help or raise issues on our behalf and I
swanlady123
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Glaucoma UK
1 year ago
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Woo hoo I've finally smashed it!
Set off at 7am, still 18C, can you believe it? I told myself this was just another run and if it was too warm to go the distance, well the graduation run would still be there for another day. A few minutes in and I've hit my happy pace. My music was calming overlaid by beautiful birdsong. Then the 15
Set off at 7am, still 18C, can you believe it? I told myself this was just another run and if it was too warm to go the distance, well the graduation run would still be there for another day. A few minutes in and I've hit my happy pace. My music was calming overlaid by beautiful birdsong. Then the 15
Sax64
Graduate
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Couch to 5K
1 year ago
Blepharitis and Gluacoma
Does anyone suffer with the above with their gluacoma, my gluacoma is open Angle and I also have Cataracts in both eyes which need surgery but first I have to get my blepharitis uncontrol, I have brought a eye bag to heat in the microwave which is working well, are there other things people used like
Does anyone suffer with the above with their gluacoma, my gluacoma is open Angle and I also have Cataracts in both eyes which need surgery but first I have to get my blepharitis uncontrol, I have brought a eye bag to heat in the microwave which is working well, are there other things people used like
PeterRabbit62
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Glaucoma UK
1 year ago
Rather scared. What does this mean?
As confirmed in my bio,I went into persistent af in April after 17 years of problems. At this stage my heart was fine , my last echo was clear. I had a chest X-ray in dec which showed no problems. My heart rate was 120-130 and I was assured this was fine/ normal despite feeling increasingly breathless
As confirmed in my bio,I went into persistent af in April after 17 years of problems. At this stage my heart was fine , my last echo was clear. I had a chest X-ray in dec which showed no problems. My heart rate was 120-130 and I was assured this was fine/ normal despite feeling increasingly breathless
Rhiannonimity1
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British Heart Foundation
11 months ago
bnp level high, breathlessness and fluid in lungs. What does this mean?
hello everyone. I have posted relatively frequently, most recently because my weight loss surgery was cancelled due to high heart rate(120-130) in persistent af and breathlessness. The gp gave me additional bisoprolol which brought hr down to about 90. Breathlessness has continued, possibly due to
hello everyone. I have posted relatively frequently, most recently because my weight loss surgery was cancelled due to high heart rate(120-130) in persistent af and breathlessness. The gp gave me additional bisoprolol which brought hr down to about 90. Breathlessness has continued, possibly due to
Rhiannonimity1
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AF Association
11 months ago
US doctor discusses ways to prevent PD
US doctor discusses ways to prevent PD. The estimate is 15% of PwP have a genetic cause and 85% is from environmental exposure to chemicals. Some have been discussed here. I don't think TCE has been. It was used in dry cleaning and semiconductor processing, but for many years now the US and Japan
US doctor discusses ways to prevent PD. The estimate is 15% of PwP have a genetic cause and 85% is from environmental exposure to chemicals. Some have been discussed here. I don't think TCE has been. It was used in dry cleaning and semiconductor processing, but for many years now the US and Japan
pvw2
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Cure Parkinson's
1 year ago
Pegasys Injection Help
Anyone use insulin needles to inject Pegasys? It appears to be exactly the same other than it says "units" where my prescription calls out "mls". However they both measure out the same. .25ml = 25units Thanks!
Anyone use insulin needles to inject Pegasys? It appears to be exactly the same other than it says "units" where my prescription calls out "mls". However they both measure out the same. .25ml = 25units Thanks!
russkatt
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MPN Voice
1 year ago
Did I get this wrong
So I’ve worked my frequency’s out on the basis of when I feel breathless and achy I’ve overdone it and prob need to increase my shots or I’ve left too long a gap, but usually it’s a max of one week between them so I had a rethink as my pains increased I’ve not felt well for weeks and despite increasing
So I’ve worked my frequency’s out on the basis of when I feel breathless and achy I’ve overdone it and prob need to increase my shots or I’ve left too long a gap, but usually it’s a max of one week between them so I had a rethink as my pains increased I’ve not felt well for weeks and despite increasing
Thrones12
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
11 months ago
tapering too rapidly after synovitis?
I have now had PMR for about 3 1/2 years; several months ago my hands became very painful, and I was diagnosed eventually with acute synovitis. I was told that if I did not go onto high doses of Pred. I might lose the use of my hands, so I agreed. This is the regime I am on: 20 mg pred for 2 weeks,
I have now had PMR for about 3 1/2 years; several months ago my hands became very painful, and I was diagnosed eventually with acute synovitis. I was told that if I did not go onto high doses of Pred. I might lose the use of my hands, so I agreed. This is the regime I am on: 20 mg pred for 2 weeks,
humlies
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PMRGCAuk
11 months ago
Cataracts and Lazy eye
Hi every one, I am due to have cataract surgery in a few months. I will be having my left eye done first which is a Lazy eye.Has anyone had this done and does it improve sight in that eye.
Hi every one, I am due to have cataract surgery in a few months. I will be having my left eye done first which is a Lazy eye.Has anyone had this done and does it improve sight in that eye.
Lizzyanne567
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Glaucoma UK
1 year ago
DVLA licence renewal
Two years ago I had to inform the DVLA that I had developed glaucoma in both eyes. It was a very stressful time as I had a trabeculectomy, corrective surgery and cataract removal before embarking on the vision test. The Specsavers team was very helpful in deferring my test until I felt ready to take
Two years ago I had to inform the DVLA that I had developed glaucoma in both eyes. It was a very stressful time as I had a trabeculectomy, corrective surgery and cataract removal before embarking on the vision test. The Specsavers team was very helpful in deferring my test until I felt ready to take
Eahldt
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Glaucoma UK
1 year ago
Another Potential Benefit Of Melatonin for PwP
People with PD have a higher prevalence of cataracts compared to the general older population as discussed in the following link : https://www.ajmc.com/view/cataract-surgery-more-common-in-patients-with-parkinson-disease-prior-to-diagnosis Here is a relevant quote from the article :
' Patients
People with PD have a higher prevalence of cataracts compared to the general older population as discussed in the following link : https://www.ajmc.com/view/cataract-surgery-more-common-in-patients-with-parkinson-disease-prior-to-diagnosis Here is a relevant quote from the article :
' Patients
chartist
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Cure Parkinson's
1 year ago
New law coming from Dvla concerning eyesight
https://www.express.co.uk/life-style/cars/1774268/dvla-eyesight-driving-law-changes?fbclid=IwAR1MPiCB1eWCZxqm0KokCBkai3R4dKy4GYMtNhRHIwPy2ZrnnYKni1TbdtY DVLA to introduce major overhaul of eyesight driving rules 'in the coming weeks "Major changes could be introduced in the very near future which could
https://www.express.co.uk/life-style/cars/1774268/dvla-eyesight-driving-law-changes?fbclid=IwAR1MPiCB1eWCZxqm0KokCBkai3R4dKy4GYMtNhRHIwPy2ZrnnYKni1TbdtY DVLA to introduce major overhaul of eyesight driving rules 'in the coming weeks "Major changes could be introduced in the very near future which could
Christian636
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Glaucoma UK
1 year ago
Extrahelp
Does anyone have an update on taking vitB3 niacin? After asking what I could personally do to help with my glaucoma, apart from the obvious healthy eating and regular excercise my consultant wrote down supplements, albeit no strength was mentioned. So since nov 2022 (the last time I saw that particular
Does anyone have an update on taking vitB3 niacin? After asking what I could personally do to help with my glaucoma, apart from the obvious healthy eating and regular excercise my consultant wrote down supplements, albeit no strength was mentioned. So since nov 2022 (the last time I saw that particular
Extrahelp
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Glaucoma UK
1 year ago
Does anybody have uveitic glaucoma? What treatment have you had
I was diagnosed with uveitis when i was 14 and unfortuently also developed secondary glaucoma induced by the steriod eye drops which were being used to treat the uvietis. I had a bardvelt shunt to both eyes approx 10 years ago but they are no longer functioning so I am back on eyedrops to control my
I was diagnosed with uveitis when i was 14 and unfortuently also developed secondary glaucoma induced by the steriod eye drops which were being used to treat the uvietis. I had a bardvelt shunt to both eyes approx 10 years ago but they are no longer functioning so I am back on eyedrops to control my
summersea
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Glaucoma UK
1 year ago
Fixapost (latanoprost/ timolol) sore eyes please share your expereinces
Hi there, I've been using fixapost eye drops for 2 days now and my eyes feel extremely gritty, dry and red. Is this likely to pass once my eyes adjust to the new drops? Ive also noticed the redness is even worse upon waking up in the morning/ after a nap/ Prior to this i had been on tiopex (timolol
Hi there, I've been using fixapost eye drops for 2 days now and my eyes feel extremely gritty, dry and red. Is this likely to pass once my eyes adjust to the new drops? Ive also noticed the redness is even worse upon waking up in the morning/ after a nap/ Prior to this i had been on tiopex (timolol
summersea
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Glaucoma UK
1 year ago
Dry Cough
I was taken to A&E in June I was feeling very poorly at the time we’ll I was they I started coughing and sneezing it has started with me since I was they’re the GP gave me a spray for hay fever it has not really got better she has now upped my puffer 2 times twice a day I’ve also got to have a chest
I was taken to A&E in June I was feeling very poorly at the time we’ll I was they I started coughing and sneezing it has started with me since I was they’re the GP gave me a spray for hay fever it has not really got better she has now upped my puffer 2 times twice a day I’ve also got to have a chest
Shaz45
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British Heart Foundation
11 months ago
Macular Degeneration and PMR
Hi, Several months ago, my mum was diagnosed with PMR and has been taking Prednisolone (initially 15 mg, now 10 mg after a taper). Unfortunately, her vision is deteriorating rapidly, and she has only partial sight in one eye. She has dry macular degeneration and likely glaucoma too. I want to do everything
Hi, Several months ago, my mum was diagnosed with PMR and has been taking Prednisolone (initially 15 mg, now 10 mg after a taper). Unfortunately, her vision is deteriorating rapidly, and she has only partial sight in one eye. She has dry macular degeneration and likely glaucoma too. I want to do everything
Helpingmum
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PMRGCAuk
1 year ago
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