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Just a very short signposting post to other relevant forums on Health Unlocked
Our sister forums, with shared admin support teams:
(We have a shared passion about all things running, walking and cross training)
✦ Couch to 5K (C25K) https://healthunlocked.com/couchto5k ✦ Bridge to 10K
CBDB
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in
Strength & Flex
3 years ago
Struggling to be positive
At home with Stage 4 NSCLC with brain mets. Palliative care only. At first I was ok just trying to make the most of each day but finding it harder and harder to do this. Thinking about how long I’ve got , how fast I’ll deteriorate and how death will be Don’t know how to lift myself out of this
At home with Stage 4 NSCLC with brain mets. Palliative care only. At first I was ok just trying to make the most of each day but finding it harder and harder to do this. Thinking about how long I’ve got , how fast I’ll deteriorate and how death will be Don’t know how to lift myself out of this
Debs0768
in
The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
3 years ago
Nearing the end
This picture was just one month ago when Joe went to Vienna for cell balancing treatment and he looked AMAZING so it’s hard to believe just a month later- here we are. Joe refuses to go on hospice, but we have a palliative care doctor (who is also a hospice physician) who comes to our home. We are no
This picture was just one month ago when Joe went to Vienna for cell balancing treatment and he looked AMAZING so it’s hard to believe just a month later- here we are. Joe refuses to go on hospice, but we have a palliative care doctor (who is also a hospice physician) who comes to our home. We are no
joekaty
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 years ago
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Webinar 9.30am, Wednesday 3rd March - Acute promyelocytic leukaemia (APL) treatment update
Dr Amit Patel Consultant in Cellular Therapies and Stem Cell Transplantation, Haematology Oncology and
Intensive
Care
Medicine at the Christie NHS Foundation Trust, will be joined by a clinical nurse specialist and an APL patient to explore topics together and answer your questions during the discussion
Dr Amit Patel Consultant in Cellular Therapies and Stem Cell Transplantation, Haematology Oncology and
Intensive
Care
Medicine at the Christie NHS Foundation Trust, will be joined by a clinical nurse specialist and an APL patient to explore topics together and answer your questions during the discussion
HAIRBEAR_UK
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Leukaemia CARE
3 years ago
Have you been in intensive care with COVID19 in the UK and are of Pakistani ethnicity?
I am recruiting for a study aimed at understanding patient experiences of ICU and recovery. My name is Syed Shahzar Ahmed and I am a Master's student of Medical Anthropology and Sociology at the University of Amsterdam. I work with the Health Experiences Research Group at the University of Oxford. I
I am recruiting for a study aimed at understanding patient experiences of ICU and recovery. My name is Syed Shahzar Ahmed and I am a Master's student of Medical Anthropology and Sociology at the University of Amsterdam. I work with the Health Experiences Research Group at the University of Oxford. I
MScStudentResearcher
in
ICUsteps
3 years ago
Rising PSA post IMRT and ADT
It's my understanding that an increase in PSA post radiation is an indicator of recurrence. The PSA "cut score" is 2.0. Anyone know why 2.0 is considered a recurrence metric? Typically, what happens next? Treatment options? Indicators of success? Many thanks, EdinBaltimore
It's my understanding that an increase in PSA post radiation is an indicator of recurrence. The PSA "cut score" is 2.0. Anyone know why 2.0 is considered a recurrence metric? Typically, what happens next? Treatment options? Indicators of success? Many thanks, EdinBaltimore
EdinBmore
in
Prostate Cancer And Gay Men
3 years ago
Swedish Radiosurgery Center in Seattle, WA.
Considering SBRT vs IMRT. Is the Space OAR beneficial? Toxicity pros and cons for either technology?
Considering SBRT vs IMRT. Is the Space OAR beneficial? Toxicity pros and cons for either technology?
Qiviut
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 years ago
RESEARCH INDICATES HIDDEN PHENOMENON TRIGGERED BY THE VIRUS
Illustrative image: A medic working in the underground parking lot of Rambam Health
Care
Campus, which was transformed into an
intensive
care
facility for coronavirus patients, in the northern Israeli city of Haifa on September 23, 2020 (JACK GUEZ / AFP) Prof.
Illustrative image: A medic working in the underground parking lot of Rambam Health
Care
Campus, which was transformed into an
intensive
care
facility for coronavirus patients, in the northern Israeli city of Haifa on September 23, 2020 (JACK GUEZ / AFP) Prof.
lupus-support1
Administrator
in
LUpus Patients Understanding and Support
3 years ago
Don't know if I'm in priority group 6
I have been in hospital multiple times from attacks twice in
intensive
care
, but not in the last 20 odd years (I am 45) so don't know if this will count.
I have been in hospital multiple times from attacks twice in
intensive
care
, but not in the last 20 odd years (I am 45) so don't know if this will count.
Alw75
in
Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Critical with covid
Last November I became very ill with covid and spent some time in a critical condition in
Intensive
Care
, which was the most terrifying time of my life. I am 67 now. Thankfully I am here to tell the tale but I have been left with extensive lung damage and lots of long covid symptoms.
Last November I became very ill with covid and spent some time in a critical condition in
Intensive
Care
, which was the most terrifying time of my life. I am 67 now. Thankfully I am here to tell the tale but I have been left with extensive lung damage and lots of long covid symptoms.
anneileen
in
NRAS
3 years ago
Preparing for Transplant
Or is there no point taking anything until he is out of
intensive
care
? I'm thinking phone charger, toothbrush etc. The leaflet says not to take anything with you initially as they don't have anywhere to keep your stuff but I can't imagine him being too sick to use his phone- am I wrong?
Or is there no point taking anything until he is out of
intensive
care
? I'm thinking phone charger, toothbrush etc. The leaflet says not to take anything with you initially as they don't have anywhere to keep your stuff but I can't imagine him being too sick to use his phone- am I wrong?
Ewife
in
British Liver Trust
3 years ago
Shielding and covid-19
I was in a coma in
intensive
care
for weeks and my body/system as never been the same since and I know my body won't survive another trauma.
I was in a coma in
intensive
care
for weeks and my body/system as never been the same since and I know my body won't survive another trauma.
Lollipopslife
in
Headway
3 years ago
KEEPING A LID ON BLOOD PRESSURE DURING THE CONONAVIRUS CRISIS
It has also found a higher risk of consequences including being admitted to
intensive
care
or placed on a ventilator, developing pneumonia or having organ and tissue damage.
It has also found a higher risk of consequences including being admitted to
intensive
care
or placed on a ventilator, developing pneumonia or having organ and tissue damage.
Hidden
in
Kidney Disease
3 years ago
FIT IS FUN!! Monday 10/05/2021 to Sunday 16/05/2021
Hello everyone and welcome to the Fit is Fun Club! Fit for Fun is an all inclusive club to cover all activity and all abilities and the aim is for each of us to highlight our preferred activities and give us all new ideas for exercise. This thread will be open from Monday 17th to Sunday 23rd May. The
Hello everyone and welcome to the Fit is Fun Club! Fit for Fun is an all inclusive club to cover all activity and all abilities and the aim is for each of us to highlight our preferred activities and give us all new ideas for exercise. This thread will be open from Monday 17th to Sunday 23rd May. The
Hidden
in
Weight Loss Support
3 years ago
Thank you!
I want to thank the members of this group, especially Tall_Allen, for the advice and support I've received the last couple of years. After a failed trial of HIFU, with a resultant steady increase in my PSA, I had another biopsy done June of last year. The report was 8x 3+4, 1x 4+3, and 1x 4+4 out of
I want to thank the members of this group, especially Tall_Allen, for the advice and support I've received the last couple of years. After a failed trial of HIFU, with a resultant steady increase in my PSA, I had another biopsy done June of last year. The report was 8x 3+4, 1x 4+3, and 1x 4+4 out of
Smallfall
in
Prostate Cancer Network
3 years ago
Arthritis drugs may reduce mortality and time in ICU for sickest COVID patients.
The findings, which have not yet been peer-reviewed, come from the REMAP-CAP trial, which evaluates the effect of treatments on a combination of survival and length of time patients need support in an
intensive
care
unit (ICU).
The findings, which have not yet been peer-reviewed, come from the REMAP-CAP trial, which evaluates the effect of treatments on a combination of survival and length of time patients need support in an
intensive
care
unit (ICU).
2greys
in
Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 years ago
Neandertal gene variants both increase and decrease the risk for severe COVID-19.
Half of all people outside Africa carry a Neandertal gene variant that reduces the risk of needing
intensive
care
for COVID-19 by 20 percent. Some people become seriously ill when infected with SARS-CoV-2 while others get only mild or no symptoms.
Half of all people outside Africa carry a Neandertal gene variant that reduces the risk of needing
intensive
care
for COVID-19 by 20 percent. Some people become seriously ill when infected with SARS-CoV-2 while others get only mild or no symptoms.
2greys
in
Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 years ago
Short of breath again
I was recently in hospital for 5 days, very short of breath on admission. For the last few days, I've been short of breath again. One of our GPs came out to see me at home on Friday, & diagnosed a chest infection & prescribed antibiotics. I'm feeling fed up with being short of breath, feeling discouraged
I was recently in hospital for 5 days, very short of breath on admission. For the last few days, I've been short of breath again. One of our GPs came out to see me at home on Friday, & diagnosed a chest infection & prescribed antibiotics. I'm feeling fed up with being short of breath, feeling discouraged
Di16
in
My Ovacome
3 years ago
Any benefit to RP given likely extracapsular extension
My 70 year old father is currently on ADT since March after gleason 9 diagnosis, awaiting IMRT likely starting in June (details in profile). His MRI tests came back showing extracapsular extension and large tumor volume, with likely extension into nearby lymph nodes and seminal vesicles and abutting
My 70 year old father is currently on ADT since March after gleason 9 diagnosis, awaiting IMRT likely starting in June (details in profile). His MRI tests came back showing extracapsular extension and large tumor volume, with likely extension into nearby lymph nodes and seminal vesicles and abutting
mooman80
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 years ago
Israeli pediatricians back vaccinating under-16s when Pfizer gets go-ahead
Avi Mizrahi,
intensive
care
unit director at Rehovot’s Kaplan Medical Center. On Friday Pfizer-BioNTech asked for US authorization and said in a statement that they planned to make similar requests of other regulatory authorities worldwide in the coming days.
Avi Mizrahi,
intensive
care
unit director at Rehovot’s Kaplan Medical Center. On Friday Pfizer-BioNTech asked for US authorization and said in a statement that they planned to make similar requests of other regulatory authorities worldwide in the coming days.
lupus-support1
Administrator
in
LUpus Patients Understanding and Support
3 years ago
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