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Hi, sorry for my second post in as many days! What painkillers are safe to take with prednisolone please? I'm assuming paracetamol but wasn't sure if anything else was OK to take? I suffer with a lot of migraines (after effects of having a blood clot on my brain several years ago) and the best thing
Hi, sorry for my second post in as many days! What painkillers are safe to take with prednisolone please? I'm assuming paracetamol but wasn't sure if anything else was OK to take? I suffer with a lot of migraines (after effects of having a blood clot on my brain several years ago) and the best thing
Kma123
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PMRGCAuk
1 year ago
Advice needed and a bit of a moan...
Due to other problems my Practise Nurse sent me for a scan last year during which it showed that I have a fatty liver. I have asked for tests (as suggested by BLF Nurse)but these were turned down by the GP who said if anything gets worse it will show in the annual blood tests. I would change GP but there
Due to other problems my Practise Nurse sent me for a scan last year during which it showed that I have a fatty liver. I have asked for tests (as suggested by BLF Nurse)but these were turned down by the GP who said if anything gets worse it will show in the annual blood tests. I would change GP but there
Bumpity
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British Liver Trust
1 year ago
What do I do?
I am so sorry this is really long but I am at a loss as to what I should do and struggling waiting. I have struggled with what I believe to be endo for years. I have always suffered with heavy, painful periods and pain in between my periods and I have been back and forth to my GP over the years. They
I am so sorry this is really long but I am at a loss as to what I should do and struggling waiting. I have struggled with what I believe to be endo for years. I have always suffered with heavy, painful periods and pain in between my periods and I have been back and forth to my GP over the years. They
RLS94
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Endometriosis UK
1 year ago
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Sciatica
I’ve had PMR for 18 months and had got down to 8mg. Pain in one hip and assumed it was a spike so went back to 12mg as advised by doctor. However symptoms still there after 3 weeks and appear to be sciatica. As only in one hip. Very painful and no painkiller helps . Could this be PMR but only in
I’ve had PMR for 18 months and had got down to 8mg. Pain in one hip and assumed it was a spike so went back to 12mg as advised by doctor. However symptoms still there after 3 weeks and appear to be sciatica. As only in one hip. Very painful and no painkiller helps . Could this be PMR but only in
Elmadon
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PMRGCAuk
1 year ago
chest pains after having mechanical heart valve 2 weeks earlier
my husband had been feeling fine when getting home from hospital . He’d been doing walks as per the recovery . But last Wednesday he woke with chest pains that didn’t ease , after taking pain killers I then phoned 999. His enzymes were increased as if he had a mini heart attack ( main right side and
my husband had been feeling fine when getting home from hospital . He’d been doing walks as per the recovery . But last Wednesday he woke with chest pains that didn’t ease , after taking pain killers I then phoned 999. His enzymes were increased as if he had a mini heart attack ( main right side and
Gingeramber
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British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
Gabapentin
Hello I've previously had excellent advice thank you. I have now completely come off the nupro patch wasn't nice coming off the last quarter but I did it. I was taking gabapentin at the same time and after withdrawal from DA symptoms settled I was left with breakthrough from the gabapentin at bedtime
Hello I've previously had excellent advice thank you. I have now completely come off the nupro patch wasn't nice coming off the last quarter but I did it. I was taking gabapentin at the same time and after withdrawal from DA symptoms settled I was left with breakthrough from the gabapentin at bedtime
VJ29
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Restless Legs Syndrome
1 year ago
Back again!
Hi all. I wrote , previously and thank you to everybody who replied. I have had about 3 week's of Tramadol 50 mg and they have done nothing much for the pain so my Dr. told me to stop them and he has prescribed PreGablin. Question please! Can I just stop taking Tramadol after 3 week's and not have withdrawal
Hi all. I wrote , previously and thank you to everybody who replied. I have had about 3 week's of Tramadol 50 mg and they have done nothing much for the pain so my Dr. told me to stop them and he has prescribed PreGablin. Question please! Can I just stop taking Tramadol after 3 week's and not have withdrawal
Danni54
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Pain Concern
1 year ago
Song and Dance ?
I was thinking of the best way to celebrate my eight month anniversary since my WMM (Wolf Mini Maze) in Tokyo by Dr Ohtsuka at the NewHeart Watanabe Hospital. I am still in NSR (normal sinus rhythm) and my divorce from AFib is finalised. As our friend Jim knows, I went a little mad (as you do) when
I was thinking of the best way to celebrate my eight month anniversary since my WMM (Wolf Mini Maze) in Tokyo by Dr Ohtsuka at the NewHeart Watanabe Hospital. I am still in NSR (normal sinus rhythm) and my divorce from AFib is finalised. As our friend Jim knows, I went a little mad (as you do) when
saulger
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AF Association
1 year ago
Taking ibuprofen while on a low dose of prednisolone
Hi I’ve already had one hip replaced 13 years ago (before my PMR diagnosis) and I’ve been lucky to get away with not having any trouble with the other - until recently. It’s deteriorating rapidly, and I’m on first steps of the “pathway” to have surgery, which I know will likely take years. The best
Hi I’ve already had one hip replaced 13 years ago (before my PMR diagnosis) and I’ve been lucky to get away with not having any trouble with the other - until recently. It’s deteriorating rapidly, and I’m on first steps of the “pathway” to have surgery, which I know will likely take years. The best
calibriel
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PMRGCAuk
1 year ago
Making a Comeback
Hello fellow runners :) It’s been a while since I’ve posted on the forum, or actively checked in to see where people are at. Back in April I pinched some nerves in my neck and was on painkillers for weeks on end. I had been so disappointed as I’d worked my way up to running 8k and was devastated to
Hello fellow runners :) It’s been a while since I’ve posted on the forum, or actively checked in to see where people are at. Back in April I pinched some nerves in my neck and was on painkillers for weeks on end. I had been so disappointed as I’d worked my way up to running 8k and was devastated to
Funbugfan
Graduate
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Couch to 5K
1 year ago
pain killers
Hi , I’m on Edoxaban 60 mg daily for stroke risk after 2 ablations . I’ve just pulled my back lifting a heavy box and although I’m not incapacitated I’m getting a lot of pain bending so trying to rest but with three young dogs to exercise I need to be active . I’m visiting my GP next week to discuss
Hi , I’m on Edoxaban 60 mg daily for stroke risk after 2 ablations . I’ve just pulled my back lifting a heavy box and although I’m not incapacitated I’m getting a lot of pain bending so trying to rest but with three young dogs to exercise I need to be active . I’m visiting my GP next week to discuss
Hammerboy
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AF Association
1 year ago
Painless Death Insurance
I must admit that, despite all of the optimism and wishful thinking about Parkinson's research, I have periods of utter dread in which I fear that when I reach the most unbearably painful stages of the disease, I won't have a way out. I'd very much like to have the equivalent of a "magic pill"
I must admit that, despite all of the optimism and wishful thinking about Parkinson's research, I have periods of utter dread in which I fear that when I reach the most unbearably painful stages of the disease, I won't have a way out. I'd very much like to have the equivalent of a "magic pill"
Alock2020
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Cure Parkinson's
1 year ago
Total mess
I've had the worst year ever I've have PBC with an overlsp of AIH since diagnosed in 2015 I am supposed to be getting a thoracic spine operation but can't get cleared because my blood keeps coming high on the APTT & PT which means I can't clot and if I can clot I can't have the surgery. My liver enzymes
I've had the worst year ever I've have PBC with an overlsp of AIH since diagnosed in 2015 I am supposed to be getting a thoracic spine operation but can't get cleared because my blood keeps coming high on the APTT & PT which means I can't clot and if I can clot I can't have the surgery. My liver enzymes
mjk98
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PBC Foundation
1 year ago
Painkillers with Prednisolone
I have some slight hip and shoulder pains that may or may not be caused by PMR, I am not sure how I can tell? I have just got back down to 8mg of Prednisolne for the second time and intend to stay at 8mg until I return from holiday. My question is;- I am off on holiday next week and think I need
I have some slight hip and shoulder pains that may or may not be caused by PMR, I am not sure how I can tell? I have just got back down to 8mg of Prednisolne for the second time and intend to stay at 8mg until I return from holiday. My question is;- I am off on holiday next week and think I need
Golf-1
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PMRGCAuk
1 year ago
myocarditis
I had a heart attack on 1st April, all my ECGs and angiogram were clear , I was told I had a MINOCA ( miocardio infrastruction with non obstructed cardiac arteries) after my MRI they diagnosed myocarditis. I have had constant chest pains ever since. I was referred for cardiac rehabilitation, I had my
I had a heart attack on 1st April, all my ECGs and angiogram were clear , I was told I had a MINOCA ( miocardio infrastruction with non obstructed cardiac arteries) after my MRI they diagnosed myocarditis. I have had constant chest pains ever since. I was referred for cardiac rehabilitation, I had my
Unicorn2620
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British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
Chronic Lower Back Pain
I have had quite a few neurological problems starting with Hydrocephalus which i had an third ventriculostomy done which cured it, I have since then experienced really horrible lower back pain and have found out I have stenosis in the spine and scoliosis I have seen the pain management team and it seems
I have had quite a few neurological problems starting with Hydrocephalus which i had an third ventriculostomy done which cured it, I have since then experienced really horrible lower back pain and have found out I have stenosis in the spine and scoliosis I have seen the pain management team and it seems
14penny
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NRAS
1 year ago
First period after laparoscopy
I’ve recently had my first laparoscopy and got diagnosed and treated for stage 4 deep infiltrating endometriosis- symptoms were fainting and vomiting from period pain, rectal bleeding and severe pain causing me to double over. Last week I had my first period and on the first day the symptoms were
I’ve recently had my first laparoscopy and got diagnosed and treated for stage 4 deep infiltrating endometriosis- symptoms were fainting and vomiting from period pain, rectal bleeding and severe pain causing me to double over. Last week I had my first period and on the first day the symptoms were
mmmmmmjjjjjj000000
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Endometriosis UK
1 year ago
New ET diagnosis
Hello…..Was given my diagnosis a week ago today ..still getting my head around it. No obvious symptoms besides now I attribute it most likely to ET… fatigue. My GP was monitoring my platelets getting tad higher each blood test over last couple of years.. he had put me on low dose aspirin but recently
Hello…..Was given my diagnosis a week ago today ..still getting my head around it. No obvious symptoms besides now I attribute it most likely to ET… fatigue. My GP was monitoring my platelets getting tad higher each blood test over last couple of years.. he had put me on low dose aspirin but recently
Stargaye
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MPN Voice
1 year ago
Painkillers.
Hi everyone, it's been a while since I was on here. I have whittled myself down to 3pg pred.and have been going along ok. I do however have a question and would really appreciate any advice.I have recently been working full out in my garden, re landscaping to make it easier to manage, and my shoulders
Hi everyone, it's been a while since I was on here. I have whittled myself down to 3pg pred.and have been going along ok. I do however have a question and would really appreciate any advice.I have recently been working full out in my garden, re landscaping to make it easier to manage, and my shoulders
Dukeyears
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PMRGCAuk
1 year ago
Pulsatile tinnitus, headaches and Eustachian tube dysfunction??
HelloStarted with constant T early in New Year, with intermittent PT, mainly when I went to bed. Had audiology test and waiting for ENT appt which he said is likely to be next summer. I've been getting increasing headaches....I've seen GP re headaches in the past quite alot, including after the T became
HelloStarted with constant T early in New Year, with intermittent PT, mainly when I went to bed. Had audiology test and waiting for ENT appt which he said is likely to be next summer. I've been getting increasing headaches....I've seen GP re headaches in the past quite alot, including after the T became
hollyrain
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Tinnitus UK
1 year ago
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