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Hi, to all those remember me, It's been a while since I posted. I was due to have 3 coronary heart bypasses and a mitral valve repair. Unfortunately the surgeon at Papworth decided not to go head with open heart surgery due to the mitral valve being extensively calcified so wouldn't risk it. They
Hi, to all those remember me, It's been a while since I posted. I was due to have 3 coronary heart bypasses and a mitral valve repair. Unfortunately the surgeon at Papworth decided not to go head with open heart surgery due to the mitral valve being extensively calcified so wouldn't risk it. They
bowler
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PMRGCAuk
6 years ago
Follow-on from GCA Relapse!
I saw a doctor this morning, (not my usual). He did indeed think that I was having another flare and told me to continue on 6mgs of pred. With regards to the stinging rash on my neck, he said it was not heat rash but looked like Shingles or maybe an allergic reaction to something. He gave me some
I saw a doctor this morning, (not my usual). He did indeed think that I was having another flare and told me to continue on 6mgs of pred. With regards to the stinging rash on my neck, he said it was not heat rash but looked like Shingles or maybe an allergic reaction to something. He gave me some
Primarose
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PMRGCAuk
6 years ago
That's Training Scuppered :(
Apologies for anyone squeamish. I am in the IC with a sodding horse fly bite. Antihistamines not worked, nor anthesan cream so got hydrocortisone cream to try but pharmacist said elevation as well. Does anyone know anything else which works? Plus can anyone recommend a good repellent as the normal stuff
Apologies for anyone squeamish. I am in the IC with a sodding horse fly bite. Antihistamines not worked, nor anthesan cream so got hydrocortisone cream to try but pharmacist said elevation as well. Does anyone know anything else which works? Plus can anyone recommend a good repellent as the normal stuff
LittleNell83
Half Marathon
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Fun Beyond 10K & Race Support
6 years ago
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Hydrocortisone issues
I started Hydrocortisone 20mg daily split over 4 times after my saliva test can back low on all fronts. Although I feel better in myself since starting (still far from great), I am having several issues: - Bags and dark circles under my eyes have gone really bad - Face looks fatigued and weathered, my
I started Hydrocortisone 20mg daily split over 4 times after my saliva test can back low on all fronts. Although I feel better in myself since starting (still far from great), I am having several issues: - Bags and dark circles under my eyes have gone really bad - Face looks fatigued and weathered, my
lsando8624
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Thyroid UK
6 years ago
Severe attack
Severe allergy attack a few days ago,treated for anaphylaxis, IV hydrocortisone, oxygen nebuliser, 2 X epipherine, bolus and chlorphenamine. Overnight observation, fit to go next day. Sent home with chlorphenamine and budesonide/formoterol. Instant reaction to the steroids pain in elbows, feeling of
Severe allergy attack a few days ago,treated for anaphylaxis, IV hydrocortisone, oxygen nebuliser, 2 X epipherine, bolus and chlorphenamine. Overnight observation, fit to go next day. Sent home with chlorphenamine and budesonide/formoterol. Instant reaction to the steroids pain in elbows, feeling of
LaurieRose
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Asthma Community Forum
6 years ago
Hydrocortisone source U.K.?
Hi I'm struggling to find anywhere to buy this except an Indian pharmacy which doesn't accept credit card and can't get a bank transfer to recognise their details. Could anyone p.m me a better source please? I'm looking to use 5-10mg to treat low cortisol
Hi I'm struggling to find anywhere to buy this except an Indian pharmacy which doesn't accept credit card and can't get a bank transfer to recognise their details. Could anyone p.m me a better source please? I'm looking to use 5-10mg to treat low cortisol
ALrey
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Thyroid UK
6 years ago
Alllergic reaction to Fucidin cream? fucidic acid?
Has anyone had an allergic reaction to using Fucidin cream? I was prescribed it to apply to sores on my leg, now I've got an itchy red lumpy rash all over my arms and torso. Saw my GP, doesn't know what it is. To me it looks like an allergy, I know I'm allergic to penicillin. My left leg & foot is swollen
Has anyone had an allergic reaction to using Fucidin cream? I was prescribed it to apply to sores on my leg, now I've got an itchy red lumpy rash all over my arms and torso. Saw my GP, doesn't know what it is. To me it looks like an allergy, I know I'm allergic to penicillin. My left leg & foot is swollen
JakiF
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AF Association
6 years ago
Synthacthen results
I finally had a response from my rheumie. My cortisol level continues to be low and I should be hearing from the endocrinology department for help and advice. I am to continue with 2mls or increase if I do run into trouble. My gp may give me some Hydrocortisone for any infection. At the moment my
I finally had a response from my rheumie. My cortisol level continues to be low and I should be hearing from the endocrinology department for help and advice. I am to continue with 2mls or increase if I do run into trouble. My gp may give me some Hydrocortisone for any infection. At the moment my
Annimac
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PMRGCAuk
6 years ago
Pompholyx
As mentioned in another thread I have incredibly bad pompholyx on the sole of my left foot this year - photos do not do justice to how itchy it can be! These pics are as it started to clear up and don’t really show how red raw the skin was after i’d scratched it off itching - it went on to be dry and
As mentioned in another thread I have incredibly bad pompholyx on the sole of my left foot this year - photos do not do justice to how itchy it can be! These pics are as it started to clear up and don’t really show how red raw the skin was after i’d scratched it off itching - it went on to be dry and
Mifford
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LUPUS UK
6 years ago
Prednisolone diary 11 - switching to methyl pred
As I posted recently, I've newly developed myositis and my rheumy was keen to give high dose iv steroids. But past experience has been that even small increases in my normal daily pred dose of 4mg causes incapacitating side effects. After discussion with endocrinologist, rheumy agreed to try some variants
As I posted recently, I've newly developed myositis and my rheumy was keen to give high dose iv steroids. But past experience has been that even small increases in my normal daily pred dose of 4mg causes incapacitating side effects. After discussion with endocrinologist, rheumy agreed to try some variants
whisperit
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LUPUS UK
6 years ago
Thyroid Medication Issues On Hydrocortisone
Hi All, I have been hypothyroid for a long time and track temperatures and pulse etc frequently. I have never been able to get it under control properly and have had the best results on high t3, which always concerned me as taking 100mcg seemed crazy, but was the only thing that made me slightly better
Hi All, I have been hypothyroid for a long time and track temperatures and pulse etc frequently. I have never been able to get it under control properly and have had the best results on high t3, which always concerned me as taking 100mcg seemed crazy, but was the only thing that made me slightly better
lsando8624
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Thyroid UK
6 years ago
Sepsis anyone ...
Evening everyone, I'm wondering if any fellow RA sufferers out there who have also had sepsis might be able offer some support please? I've recently had sepsis and I'm really struggling so it would be good if anyone out there might be able to help please? So I've had RA now for 6-7 yrs, on MtX, abatacept
Evening everyone, I'm wondering if any fellow RA sufferers out there who have also had sepsis might be able offer some support please? I've recently had sepsis and I'm really struggling so it would be good if anyone out there might be able to help please? So I've had RA now for 6-7 yrs, on MtX, abatacept
Rosie_rabbit
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NRAS
6 years ago
Secondary adrenal insufficiency
Hi, please can anyone help me. I have recently been in hospital on 2 separate occasions lasting 12 days. I collapsed and was taken in. My cortisol level was 68. They then did a short synacthen test on me. I passed. They then sent me to a cardiac ward for 5 days. All tests came back negative. With the
Hi, please can anyone help me. I have recently been in hospital on 2 separate occasions lasting 12 days. I collapsed and was taken in. My cortisol level was 68. They then did a short synacthen test on me. I passed. They then sent me to a cardiac ward for 5 days. All tests came back negative. With the
McPammy
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Thyroid UK
6 years ago
Morning
Good morning everyone hope all doing well me stuck in local RUH hospital again was rushed in yesterday again couldn’t wait any longer for them and London to sort me a bed so here I am , on hydrocortisone iv , had magnesium, adrenaline in ambulance they stopped the ambulance on way right in middle of
Good morning everyone hope all doing well me stuck in local RUH hospital again was rushed in yesterday again couldn’t wait any longer for them and London to sort me a bed so here I am , on hydrocortisone iv , had magnesium, adrenaline in ambulance they stopped the ambulance on way right in middle of
Tracey1972
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Asthma Community Forum
6 years ago
Hydrocortisone 2.5 cream/ountment online
Hello all, I have had adrenal fatigue on and off for years. Not i no longer have the off..it is consistent and i have been self treating with licorice, topical 1% hydrocortisone (just started this a week ago) and low dose pregnenolone cream. Started the preg one month ago? It's helped but i don't want
Hello all, I have had adrenal fatigue on and off for years. Not i no longer have the off..it is consistent and i have been self treating with licorice, topical 1% hydrocortisone (just started this a week ago) and low dose pregnenolone cream. Started the preg one month ago? It's helped but i don't want
Decemberblues
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Thyroid UK
6 years ago
‘Textbook asthma’ if there is such a thing!
Got told by the paramedics today that I’m an enigma! I’ve had asthma since I was two and I’m now thirty two, my wheeze has always been upper respiratory and my SATS are always 100% I have stridor with every attack and I’m that calm that paramedics have walked in and said, ‘oh it is you, you’re very
Got told by the paramedics today that I’m an enigma! I’ve had asthma since I was two and I’m now thirty two, my wheeze has always been upper respiratory and my SATS are always 100% I have stridor with every attack and I’m that calm that paramedics have walked in and said, ‘oh it is you, you’re very
RD23
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Asthma Community Forum
6 years ago
Does anyone have tips for treating psoraisis?
I have random patches of psoraisis that dont seem to be responding to the 1% hydrocortisone cream I've been using. It is ages until a GPs appointment comes through. Does anyone out there know of any way of alleviating the symptoms?
I have random patches of psoraisis that dont seem to be responding to the 1% hydrocortisone cream I've been using. It is ages until a GPs appointment comes through. Does anyone out there know of any way of alleviating the symptoms?
mstp
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Beyond Psoriasis
6 years ago
"OLD" DRUG WORKS PRETTY GOOD
I just wanted to share with my brothers a treatment that has worked pretty well for me. Having read the Lancet article "Ketoconazole Therapy For Advanced Prostate Cancer", I decided to give it a try. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S014067368492909X which discusses a trial from
I just wanted to share with my brothers a treatment that has worked pretty well for me. Having read the Lancet article "Ketoconazole Therapy For Advanced Prostate Cancer", I decided to give it a try. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S014067368492909X which discusses a trial from
Terje
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
6 years ago
Yay! (Sort of 😅🤞)
Just wanted to say a big thank you for all the help I’ve had from everyone on here over the last year or so. To those not in the know I’m at uni, and the worsening of my asthma has led my 4 year course to becoming 7... refused to stop due to stubbornness! You guys have supported me through med changes
Just wanted to say a big thank you for all the help I’ve had from everyone on here over the last year or so. To those not in the know I’m at uni, and the worsening of my asthma has led my 4 year course to becoming 7... refused to stop due to stubbornness! You guys have supported me through med changes
EmmaF91
Community Ambassador
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Asthma Community Forum
6 years ago
Evening
Hi everyone hope your all doing good, I had a phone call today from royal Brompton to tell me there going to arrange for me to go into my local Ruh for a course of hydrocortisone infusion as on height steroids and not really helping and talking lots ventolin get breathless when moving to much so wait
Hi everyone hope your all doing good, I had a phone call today from royal Brompton to tell me there going to arrange for me to go into my local Ruh for a course of hydrocortisone infusion as on height steroids and not really helping and talking lots ventolin get breathless when moving to much so wait
Tracey1972
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Asthma Community Forum
6 years ago
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