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Trifascular block with rbbb
my symptoms are nearly passing out, low heart rate, high BP, breathless, nausea, chest
pain
, blood rush to
head
,dizzy spells. Have bern told until I passout I won't get a pacemaker. Thanks
my symptoms are nearly passing out, low heart rate, high BP, breathless, nausea, chest
pain
, blood rush to
head
,dizzy spells. Have bern told until I passout I won't get a pacemaker. Thanks
Slowbody
in
British Heart Foundation
5 months ago
Urgent help needed. Extremely severe RLS, cannot identify cause.
It's so goddamn severe that at this point, I either have the most severe case of RLS in medical history or it's something else. I rate it 9 on the severity scale. Did every possible test related to RLS (iron, vitamin D, etc) except for for transferrin saturation and serum iron because it wasn't available
It's so goddamn severe that at this point, I either have the most severe case of RLS in medical history or it's something else. I rate it 9 on the severity scale. Did every possible test related to RLS (iron, vitamin D, etc) except for for transferrin saturation and serum iron because it wasn't available
RestlessDaily
in
Restless Legs Syndrome
1 year ago
ocd Sertraline withdrawals
Hi I’ve recently withdrawn from Sertraline stomach/chest pains was too much with a constant
pain
also in my
head
, my ocd seems to be out of control now my head doesn’t feel like mine I’m having constant sexual/ harmful thoughts feels like 24/7 I really don’t know what to do any help please ?
Hi I’ve recently withdrawn from Sertraline stomach/chest pains was too much with a constant
pain
also in my
head
, my ocd seems to be out of control now my head doesn’t feel like mine I’m having constant sexual/ harmful thoughts feels like 24/7 I really don’t know what to do any help please ?
Jamesh77
in
Mental Health Support
3 months ago
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Endo history lesson!!!!
On a bored afternoon today, i thought i'd look up when Endo was first diagnosed. It was about 1860, here in England. I wonder how women coped then???. Was it getting drunk that helped numb the pain, cos there were no painkillers like we have today i think. I have endo at the minute, it feels like
On a bored afternoon today, i thought i'd look up when Endo was first diagnosed. It was about 1860, here in England. I wonder how women coped then???. Was it getting drunk that helped numb the pain, cos there were no painkillers like we have today i think. I have endo at the minute, it feels like
valgal76
in
Endometriosis UK
1 year ago
37 M, Functional Tremor, with hyperreflexia, dysphagia, SBD, and urinary incontinence. All diagnosed.
How can I have so many positive neurological findings and tests and be told that all of the stiffness/rigid feeling that has slowly developed and worsened the past 3 years be entirely FND? I was under the impression that FND, not just functional tremor, required a lack of positive neurogenic findings
How can I have so many positive neurological findings and tests and be told that all of the stiffness/rigid feeling that has slowly developed and worsened the past 3 years be entirely FND? I was under the impression that FND, not just functional tremor, required a lack of positive neurogenic findings
Hidden
in
Functional Neurological Disorder - FND Hope
1 year ago
Recovery time
Hello folks, it's been a while since I posted, or had anything to post about. I have to retire to my bed or any horizontal surface these days as my fractured vertebrae are soon put to the test and become uncomfortable if I'm sitting or standing for a while. Speed bumps are a menace and I always have
Hello folks, it's been a while since I posted, or had anything to post about. I have to retire to my bed or any horizontal surface these days as my fractured vertebrae are soon put to the test and become uncomfortable if I'm sitting or standing for a while. Speed bumps are a menace and I always have
Gandalf2
in
Encephalitis International
1 year ago
Ankle Fusion wahey
i am in hospital after an an ankle fusion yesterday. Great fun. Lovely nurses 🤪 just going home. And I've had my second Oxy pill. Oh my! Do watch Painkiller if you have Netflix. It's evil big pharma and so on. This was going on when I was living in California.... Awful sights... 9mg and I'm doing
i am in hospital after an an ankle fusion yesterday. Great fun. Lovely nurses 🤪 just going home. And I've had my second Oxy pill. Oh my! Do watch Painkiller if you have Netflix. It's evil big pharma and so on. This was going on when I was living in California.... Awful sights... 9mg and I'm doing
Hidden
in
PMRGCAuk
1 year ago
Can you help regarding symptoms?
Should I worry about irregular transient jaw or
head
soreness (not serious
pain
) since my eyes are fine? I worry about over-reacting.
Should I worry about irregular transient jaw or
head
soreness (not serious
pain
) since my eyes are fine? I worry about over-reacting.
FreeWolf
in
PMRGCAuk
4 months ago
hand pain
the awful pain i had in my hands is just worse by the day, i thought it would go cos maybe gluten related but after setting doc she said she can see joints inflammation. nothing can be done except painkillers. now i’ve realised and admitted to myself that it is arthritis 😢 after all these years of
the awful pain i had in my hands is just worse by the day, i thought it would go cos maybe gluten related but after setting doc she said she can see joints inflammation. nothing can be done except painkillers. now i’ve realised and admitted to myself that it is arthritis 😢 after all these years of
Junny123
in
Gluten Free Guerrillas
1 year ago
post CRR-D procedure
I had a CRT-D procedure test yesterday and all went well the cardiologist and nurses were amazing. I feel as though I can actually breathe normally now which is amazing. My question is how long does the wound take for the pain to ease off where you don’t have to take painkillers? Thank you, Joy
I had a CRT-D procedure test yesterday and all went well the cardiologist and nurses were amazing. I feel as though I can actually breathe normally now which is amazing. My question is how long does the wound take for the pain to ease off where you don’t have to take painkillers? Thank you, Joy
honeybubs
in
British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
Journey Ditty
Twenty twenty was the year all went wrong that's crystal clear. Things had not been going well before that date, just to tell. Ailments I'd not had before taxed me like a plague of yore. Unknown this and unknown that caught me square and laid me flat. Muscles cramping so in pain no relief drove
Twenty twenty was the year all went wrong that's crystal clear. Things had not been going well before that date, just to tell. Ailments I'd not had before taxed me like a plague of yore. Unknown this and unknown that caught me square and laid me flat. Muscles cramping so in pain no relief drove
cycli
in
PMRGCAuk
1 year ago
Update- any hope for my reconsideration request?zero points for PIP and doesn’t tally with anything I said at interview.
Update: finally finished filling out reconsideration. It’s taken so long and has been making me really anxious. When I got the report from my assessment it seemed to hinge on a paragraph she had copied and pasted for each section stating I had no significant input for pain and mental health. I have provided
Update: finally finished filling out reconsideration. It’s taken so long and has been making me really anxious. When I got the report from my assessment it seemed to hinge on a paragraph she had copied and pasted for each section stating I had no significant input for pain and mental health. I have provided
Brigga
in
Fibromyalgia Action UK
1 year ago
When the drugs don’t work
Where to begin… my poor Mum had her first hip replacement in 2007, but it broke and she had a revision in 2008. Unfortunately she was in more pain than ever, and they were about to write the pain off as psychological but thankfully she got referred to an Orthopaedic Specialist hospital who discovered
Where to begin… my poor Mum had her first hip replacement in 2007, but it broke and she had a revision in 2008. Unfortunately she was in more pain than ever, and they were about to write the pain off as psychological but thankfully she got referred to an Orthopaedic Specialist hospital who discovered
D0n49
in
Arthritis Action
1 year ago
Tramadol versus Buprenorphine Patch.
Just a short post as I’m getting very depressed by constant pain from Severe Spinal Stenosis. I had a Laminectomy which failed (Triple Bypass and Mitral Valve Repair also) now diagnosed with Heart Failure so no “normal” painkillers. Pain Management have advised me to try Tramadol prior to possibly using
Just a short post as I’m getting very depressed by constant pain from Severe Spinal Stenosis. I had a Laminectomy which failed (Triple Bypass and Mitral Valve Repair also) now diagnosed with Heart Failure so no “normal” painkillers. Pain Management have advised me to try Tramadol prior to possibly using
Davewm
in
Pain Concern
1 year ago
Tapering
Hi……I’m on 7-1/2mg I was going to keep at that for 6-8 weeks than cut to 7mg half morning half at night…..I had
pain
top of my
head
first few days on going from 8mg to 7-1/2 but it disappeared …..Im doing well now no pain it’s 3 weeks …..My question is “If I get to 7mg and my
pain
returns in my
head
Hi……I’m on 7-1/2mg I was going to keep at that for 6-8 weeks than cut to 7mg half morning half at night…..I had
pain
top of my
head
first few days on going from 8mg to 7-1/2 but it disappeared …..Im doing well now no pain it’s 3 weeks …..My question is “If I get to 7mg and my
pain
returns in my
head
Januzzi
in
PMRGCAuk
5 months ago
Amitriptyline
Hi all, I've had ibs -c for many years. Last year I was in so much pain in my hips my doc sent me for an xray it turned out to be an impingement. My doc gave me amitriptyline as a painkiller. Oh my word they worked wonders. I was regular as clockwork no bloating. I had been on a diet with no weight loss
Hi all, I've had ibs -c for many years. Last year I was in so much pain in my hips my doc sent me for an xray it turned out to be an impingement. My doc gave me amitriptyline as a painkiller. Oh my word they worked wonders. I was regular as clockwork no bloating. I had been on a diet with no weight loss
Gizmo6
in
IBS Network
1 year ago
Ampyra
I have been on Ampyra/Dalfampridine for about 4 years. I am thinking of stopping as it is expensive. What effect may it have on my MS? does anyone have any thoughts?
I have been on Ampyra/Dalfampridine for about 4 years. I am thinking of stopping as it is expensive. What effect may it have on my MS? does anyone have any thoughts?
whwiechm
in
My MSAA Community
1 year ago
Tablets, Tablets Everywhere
I am getting to the point I need am app to remind me which tablets to take and when. So far I have taken five tablets before breakfast and six after. However still to go are one more Lisinopril (Ace), two more Gabapentin (useless painkiller for phantom pain) and three more Flucloxacillin (for my leg
I am getting to the point I need am app to remind me which tablets to take and when. So far I have taken five tablets before breakfast and six after. However still to go are one more Lisinopril (Ace), two more Gabapentin (useless painkiller for phantom pain) and three more Flucloxacillin (for my leg
MichaelJH
Heart Star
in
British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
Did I cause my PA?
So! I was visiting my doctor yesterday and voiced my concerns about gabapentin as he wants me to up the dose as says I can have up to 3000 mgs aday. I'm resistant having read what I have on the F/B gabapentin page. I told him I preferred to take daily b12 injections to treat my PA than take more painkillers
So! I was visiting my doctor yesterday and voiced my concerns about gabapentin as he wants me to up the dose as says I can have up to 3000 mgs aday. I'm resistant having read what I have on the F/B gabapentin page. I told him I preferred to take daily b12 injections to treat my PA than take more painkillers
brenanddave
in
Pernicious Anaemia Society
1 year ago
Health update
Well, the BIG news is that I did NOT slip a disc. The doc said I severely strained the muscles from my knees all the way to my lower back. The pain is almost the same as a slipped disc, but the timescale dramatically different. She said it could take 4-6 weeks. And if I didn’t feel noticeably better
Well, the BIG news is that I did NOT slip a disc. The doc said I severely strained the muscles from my knees all the way to my lower back. The pain is almost the same as a slipped disc, but the timescale dramatically different. She said it could take 4-6 weeks. And if I didn’t feel noticeably better
Gthants
in
Bridge to 10K
1 year ago
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