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Levo - am I worrying too much?
First, best wishes to all for Christmas and the New Year. I have been on Levo 100 for seven or so months now - the Accord brand. I got my new order by post about ten days ago and stupidly didn't open the parcel until Christmas day, when I needed to! They sent me Teva, so I have missed two days so far
First, best wishes to all for Christmas and the New Year. I have been on Levo 100 for seven or so months now - the Accord brand. I got my new order by post about ten days ago and stupidly didn't open the parcel until Christmas day, when I needed to! They sent me Teva, so I have missed two days so far
Dakota1234
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Thyroid UK
5 months ago
Practical Sexual Restoration Techniques from Mayo Clinic Urologist
Click here for your free Prostate Cancer video channel subscription. https://www.youtube.com/c/malecare?sub_confirmation=1 SUPPORT OUR PROSTATE CANCER COMMUNITY - PLEASE DONATE NOW https://malecare.org/donate Real world sexual restoration techniques. Dr. Kohler explains what he tells his patients
Click here for your free Prostate Cancer video channel subscription. https://www.youtube.com/c/malecare?sub_confirmation=1 SUPPORT OUR PROSTATE CANCER COMMUNITY - PLEASE DONATE NOW https://malecare.org/donate Real world sexual restoration techniques. Dr. Kohler explains what he tells his patients
Darryl
Partner
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Prostate Cancer And Gay Men
5 months ago
Practical Sexual Restoration Techniques from Mayo Clinic Urologist
Click here for your free Prostate Cancer video channel subscription. https://www.youtube.com/c/malecare?sub_confirmation=1 SUPPORT OUR PROSTATE CANCER COMMUNITY - PLEASE DONATE NOW https://malecare.org/donate Real world sexual restoration techniques. Dr. Kohler explains what he tells his patients
Click here for your free Prostate Cancer video channel subscription. https://www.youtube.com/c/malecare?sub_confirmation=1 SUPPORT OUR PROSTATE CANCER COMMUNITY - PLEASE DONATE NOW https://malecare.org/donate Real world sexual restoration techniques. Dr. Kohler explains what he tells his patients
Darryl
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
5 months ago
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Practical Sexual Restoration Techniques from Mayo Clinic Urologist
https://youtu.be/Gj_xuTOJzkY Please click on this link to create a free Prostate Cancer video channel subscription. https://www.youtube.com/c/malecare?sub_confirmation=1 SUPPORT OUR PROSTATE CANCER COMMUNITY> PLEASE DONATE NOW https://malecare.org/donate Real world sexual restoration techniques
https://youtu.be/Gj_xuTOJzkY Please click on this link to create a free Prostate Cancer video channel subscription. https://www.youtube.com/c/malecare?sub_confirmation=1 SUPPORT OUR PROSTATE CANCER COMMUNITY> PLEASE DONATE NOW https://malecare.org/donate Real world sexual restoration techniques
Darryl
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Prostate Cancer Network
5 months ago
11 months post bypass
Hi I'm 11 months post quadruple heart bypass ,things have been going well was back plastering in Feb and working fairly normally, odds bouts of anxiety also had 2 holidays which was great ,today I tested positive for the thing we don't really mention ,just to ask has anyone else tested positive post
Hi I'm 11 months post quadruple heart bypass ,things have been going well was back plastering in Feb and working fairly normally, odds bouts of anxiety also had 2 holidays which was great ,today I tested positive for the thing we don't really mention ,just to ask has anyone else tested positive post
Charl70
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British Heart Foundation
8 months ago
Nearly 14 years on - time has flown.
On Friday 16th April 2010 I joined the Pernicious Anaemia Society and posted the following: “I was diagnosed with PA back in 1972 consequent upon having had surgery for a peptic ulcer in April 1959 at the tender age of 17. In those days I was not many years from having to be put on a diet of raw liver
On Friday 16th April 2010 I joined the Pernicious Anaemia Society and posted the following: “I was diagnosed with PA back in 1972 consequent upon having had surgery for a peptic ulcer in April 1959 at the tender age of 17. In those days I was not many years from having to be put on a diet of raw liver
clivealive
Forum Support
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
5 months ago
Diagnosed with all the arrhythmias and a 40% ejection fraction and I'm a little confused about what's to come...
Hi, So (I'll try and keep a long story short) 8 years ago I was diagnosed with breast cancer, I had chemo, radiotherapy and surgery. 3 years ago I gave birth to my son and (in lock down) I'd walk for miles and miles with him in a sling. Around 2 years ago, while pregnant with my daughter, I got tired
Hi, So (I'll try and keep a long story short) 8 years ago I was diagnosed with breast cancer, I had chemo, radiotherapy and surgery. 3 years ago I gave birth to my son and (in lock down) I'd walk for miles and miles with him in a sling. Around 2 years ago, while pregnant with my daughter, I got tired
Alana84
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British Heart Foundation
5 months ago
Season Greetings
Happy Christmas Everyone.It's 3 months today since my bypass. I'm still on a slow road to recovery, wondering when I will feel normal! I have more pain in my sternum now than ever and I have just been referred to the breast clinic as I have swelling and a bump on the left boob! My GP says it could be
Happy Christmas Everyone.It's 3 months today since my bypass. I'm still on a slow road to recovery, wondering when I will feel normal! I have more pain in my sternum now than ever and I have just been referred to the breast clinic as I have swelling and a bump on the left boob! My GP says it could be
LindaLittleBear
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British Heart Foundation
5 months ago
Is nmCRPC potentially curable?
I would appreciate any input on this. I searched the internet and found this article from Fred Saad: Treatment of nonmetastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer: focus on second-generation androgen receptor inhibitors https://www.nature.com/articles/s41391-020-00310-3 I couldn't find anything
I would appreciate any input on this. I searched the internet and found this article from Fred Saad: Treatment of nonmetastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer: focus on second-generation androgen receptor inhibitors https://www.nature.com/articles/s41391-020-00310-3 I couldn't find anything
Seasid
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
5 months ago
microbleeds
Hi I wondered if any of you have had micro bleeds in the brain and had to therefore come of warfarin? We’re you put on clexane/fragmin etc? How has that worked for you and what was ongoing treatment? Also have you flown ok post bleeds on a plane? TIA
Hi I wondered if any of you have had micro bleeds in the brain and had to therefore come of warfarin? We’re you put on clexane/fragmin etc? How has that worked for you and what was ongoing treatment? Also have you flown ok post bleeds on a plane? TIA
chelb29
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Hughes Syndrome APS Forum
6 months ago
Seasons Greetings from MichaelJH
A few of you will have noticed that I have not been active for a while. Three medical issues have dominated my life\: i) Macerated wounds on my right (only) foot. After a change of protocol those on the leg and heel healed whilst those around the forefoot and toes improved. Unfortuneately a few weeks
A few of you will have noticed that I have not been active for a while. Three medical issues have dominated my life\: i) Macerated wounds on my right (only) foot. After a change of protocol those on the leg and heel healed whilst those around the forefoot and toes improved. Unfortuneately a few weeks
MichaelJH
Heart Star
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British Heart Foundation
5 months ago
Primary Peritoneal Cancer
I was diagnosed with PPC stage III C in April of 2023. After consulting with onocologist and gynecologist/oncologist it was decided to do 3 rounds of chemotherapy then debulking surgery followed by 3 more rounds of chemo. After first 3 rounds I had a very positive response with major shrinkage of tumor
I was diagnosed with PPC stage III C in April of 2023. After consulting with onocologist and gynecologist/oncologist it was decided to do 3 rounds of chemotherapy then debulking surgery followed by 3 more rounds of chemo. After first 3 rounds I had a very positive response with major shrinkage of tumor
Hockeymom52
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My Ovacome
1 day ago
First laparoscopy!!!!
Hiii, I’ve got my first laparoscopy on the 9th January and I’m really nervous!!! It’s to diagnose whether I have endometriosis or not. I have a few questions and hoping people can help me 😊 1. what should I bring to the hospital with me? 2. what should I have at home after? 3. do you have to remove
Hiii, I’ve got my first laparoscopy on the 9th January and I’m really nervous!!! It’s to diagnose whether I have endometriosis or not. I have a few questions and hoping people can help me 😊 1. what should I bring to the hospital with me? 2. what should I have at home after? 3. do you have to remove
Phoebexxxxxx
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Endometriosis UK
5 months ago
Heart failure gone
I was diagnosed in 2020, tha year my husband passed, other HF. 45ef. the next year echo showed 55-60ef. I have had three ablations for afib, flutter, l also have some tachacardias which started when I was in my 20s. getting up to 220 for years I was told depression and anxiety. I’m 71. ablations did
I was diagnosed in 2020, tha year my husband passed, other HF. 45ef. the next year echo showed 55-60ef. I have had three ablations for afib, flutter, l also have some tachacardias which started when I was in my 20s. getting up to 220 for years I was told depression and anxiety. I’m 71. ablations did
SK031252
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AF Association
8 months ago
radial artery and pain relief after surgery?
Hi all, this is my first post and I’m super , super, anxious about my triple bypass surgery, ive been read the community posts for a while and some of my questions have been answered, I’ve had my pre-admission tests, X-ray, echo, ecg, bloods and mrsa swabs 2 nd April, given my pack of info and pre-op
Hi all, this is my first post and I’m super , super, anxious about my triple bypass surgery, ive been read the community posts for a while and some of my questions have been answered, I’ve had my pre-admission tests, X-ray, echo, ecg, bloods and mrsa swabs 2 nd April, given my pack of info and pre-op
Di1967
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British Heart Foundation
13 days ago
Tibilone experiences
Hi. I have very severe endometriosis and adenomyosis and am awaiting surgery which will likely involve having a stoma. I’ve previously had left ovary removed and both tubes and I’ve recently been told my right ovary is failing. Unfortunately there was been little improvement to my Endometriosis even
Hi. I have very severe endometriosis and adenomyosis and am awaiting surgery which will likely involve having a stoma. I’ve previously had left ovary removed and both tubes and I’ve recently been told my right ovary is failing. Unfortunately there was been little improvement to my Endometriosis even
Lily1986
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Endometriosis UK
13 days ago
Anniversary of varices bleed
Up until 23rd December 2022 I thought I was quite well and healthy and rarely needed to visit our GP. Out of the blue on the 23rd December 2022, I started to vomit up approx. 3 - 4 pints of blood, as you can imagine my wife and I were in shock from the whole episode. Following an emergency admission
Up until 23rd December 2022 I thought I was quite well and healthy and rarely needed to visit our GP. Out of the blue on the 23rd December 2022, I started to vomit up approx. 3 - 4 pints of blood, as you can imagine my wife and I were in shock from the whole episode. Following an emergency admission
foofighter1
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British Liver Trust
5 months ago
Pseudo exfoliation syndrome and cataracts
I have been told I have pseudo exfoliation syndrome, is it safe to have cataract surgery. The consultant I saw said I had 10times the risk. In the beginning I said no surgery, but my sight is blurred I have difficulty reading and watching TV.. any advice.
I have been told I have pseudo exfoliation syndrome, is it safe to have cataract surgery. The consultant I saw said I had 10times the risk. In the beginning I said no surgery, but my sight is blurred I have difficulty reading and watching TV.. any advice.
Nannyjv
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Glaucoma UK
16 days ago
Don't want to go back on the pill/more surgeries! Deep infiltrating endo on bowel and uterine polyp removed recently for heavy bleeding.
Hello fellow endo warriors. I have a dilemma. I really don't want to go back on the bcp after being on it for 15 years as it has not been effective for my deep infiltrating endo on my bowel. My ultimate goal is to heal endo at the core using non-hormonal & surgery approach. Not just a bandaid solution
Hello fellow endo warriors. I have a dilemma. I really don't want to go back on the bcp after being on it for 15 years as it has not been effective for my deep infiltrating endo on my bowel. My ultimate goal is to heal endo at the core using non-hormonal & surgery approach. Not just a bandaid solution
jen2023
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Endometriosis UK
5 months ago
Has anyone here discovered they have endometriosis/and or adenomyosis at a later stage in life? Just found out at 50!
Right now I am sad and very angry. I have been under my local gynae and gastroenterology departments for over 20 years. That’s 20+ years of endless gastro tests for my ongoing digestive issues (I’ve had 2 colonoscopies, 2 gastroscopes, blood tests, fit tests, a scan for bile acid malabsorption). During
Right now I am sad and very angry. I have been under my local gynae and gastroenterology departments for over 20 years. That’s 20+ years of endless gastro tests for my ongoing digestive issues (I’ve had 2 colonoscopies, 2 gastroscopes, blood tests, fit tests, a scan for bile acid malabsorption). During
rustydog
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Endometriosis UK
5 months ago
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