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Made it through the other side of Covid
Hi everybody, I submitted a post a couple of weeks ago explaining I had tested positive for Covid and the following Day I had received Monoclonal Antibody treatment (Sotrovimab) in hospital the following day. All was going well until last Sunday (3rd) when still positive I started getting body pain in
Hi everybody, I submitted a post a couple of weeks ago explaining I had tested positive for Covid and the following Day I had received Monoclonal Antibody treatment (Sotrovimab) in hospital the following day. All was going well until last Sunday (3rd) when still positive I started getting body pain in
Investigator1
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Vasculitis UK
2 years ago
Osteoarthritis will a stationary exercise bike help
I've been having problems with my legs and right hip for a few years now...recently some days pain in right hip was so bad I was referred for Physio Therapy for Sciatica...after six weeks working with a Physio Therapist I didn't feel much difference so Doctor ordered xrays...results showed Osteoarthritis
I've been having problems with my legs and right hip for a few years now...recently some days pain in right hip was so bad I was referred for Physio Therapy for Sciatica...after six weeks working with a Physio Therapist I didn't feel much difference so Doctor ordered xrays...results showed Osteoarthritis
Jelita
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Osteoarthritis Action
2 years ago
Off Baricitinib and knee replacement
Hi I'm feeling tearful. I've been off Baricitinib for one week yesterday as I'm having a total knee replacement next Wednesday 13th (I had my left knee and hip replaced in 2018 before being diagnosed) and had to use walking sticks since. Already my feet and ankles are swollen and it's painful to
Hi I'm feeling tearful. I've been off Baricitinib for one week yesterday as I'm having a total knee replacement next Wednesday 13th (I had my left knee and hip replaced in 2018 before being diagnosed) and had to use walking sticks since. Already my feet and ankles are swollen and it's painful to
Mozart150
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NRAS
2 years ago
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Hello everyone I hope you are having a good week. Please may I ask for some thoughts. I have been taking Rosuvastatin for about 3 months now and increasingly my muscles in my legs have got quite weak and painful and are only releaved by painkillers. The doctor is trying me on Pravastatin to see if this
Hello everyone I hope you are having a good week. Please may I ask for some thoughts. I have been taking Rosuvastatin for about 3 months now and increasingly my muscles in my legs have got quite weak and painful and are only releaved by painkillers. The doctor is trying me on Pravastatin to see if this
Heyjude31
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British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
The pain oh the pain!
I am at this minute in pain from my endometriosis. Today it is affecting my right and bit of my left pelvic area. It feels like a hot burning poker is prodding my pelvic area and then pulling the tissue down. I've tried a piece of ice wrapped with a towel to numb it, but nothing works. Does anybody
I am at this minute in pain from my endometriosis. Today it is affecting my right and bit of my left pelvic area. It feels like a hot burning poker is prodding my pelvic area and then pulling the tissue down. I've tried a piece of ice wrapped with a towel to numb it, but nothing works. Does anybody
valgal76
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Endometriosis UK
2 years ago
Microvascular decompression
Microvascular decompression gladly took away my pain of Trigeminal neuralgia. I may have to do it again in six months, but we’ll see.
Microvascular decompression gladly took away my pain of Trigeminal neuralgia. I may have to do it again in six months, but we’ll see.
positiveness
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My MSAA Community
2 years ago
Some good news - Laparoscopy success!
Hey All, I have been on this forum for a while as I was trying to figure out what was wrong. I'm 24 but had issues since I was 18, and was always told it's just bad period pain or I need to loose weight. Was formally diagnosed with PCOS last year after being tested for it 3 times since 2016 and always
Hey All, I have been on this forum for a while as I was trying to figure out what was wrong. I'm 24 but had issues since I was 18, and was always told it's just bad period pain or I need to loose weight. Was formally diagnosed with PCOS last year after being tested for it 3 times since 2016 and always
MoonheadTash
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Endometriosis UK
2 years ago
Feeling low
Hi hope everyone’s ok? Since being diagnosed a few months ago I’ve had quite a few flare ups, I take medication from the doctor, plus vit d, magnesium citrate, cbd, use Epsom salts to soak my feet in, have tried a flotation tank, go to a fibromyalgia support group but had to stop as can’t go at the
Hi hope everyone’s ok? Since being diagnosed a few months ago I’ve had quite a few flare ups, I take medication from the doctor, plus vit d, magnesium citrate, cbd, use Epsom salts to soak my feet in, have tried a flotation tank, go to a fibromyalgia support group but had to stop as can’t go at the
Fibro_fairy
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Fibromyalgia Action UK
2 years ago
Pain management alternatives
“Things I learned along the way” … in the event this may help others, I thought I’d share … If you or your loved one is struggling a great deal with pain, you may want to consider 1) having a pain pump placed 2) acupuncture. As my Jeff’s pain became harder to manage with his drug regimen, we were referred
“Things I learned along the way” … in the event this may help others, I thought I’d share … If you or your loved one is struggling a great deal with pain, you may want to consider 1) having a pain pump placed 2) acupuncture. As my Jeff’s pain became harder to manage with his drug regimen, we were referred
Pancake_Lefse
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
chronic pain all over body
Hi, my niece is in chronic pain all over her body, she has fibromyalgia, hs, scoliosis and much more, the doctor and hospital have given her all the pain medication, oramorph, gabapentin, codein, mst, but she is still in chronic pain, is there another pain medication they could try? we know something
Hi, my niece is in chronic pain all over her body, she has fibromyalgia, hs, scoliosis and much more, the doctor and hospital have given her all the pain medication, oramorph, gabapentin, codein, mst, but she is still in chronic pain, is there another pain medication they could try? we know something
salamander160
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Pain Concern
2 years ago
Getting diagnosed
I’ve recently been diagnosed with fibromyalgia by gp. Got to see a specialist in a couple of weeks. They won’t give me any stronger pain killers than naproxen. But I can’t cope I’m in agony as soon as I wake up till I go to sleep, I have a 16 month old who I can barely pick up or even sit and play on
I’ve recently been diagnosed with fibromyalgia by gp. Got to see a specialist in a couple of weeks. They won’t give me any stronger pain killers than naproxen. But I can’t cope I’m in agony as soon as I wake up till I go to sleep, I have a 16 month old who I can barely pick up or even sit and play on
Yellowbing24
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Fibromyalgia Action UK
2 years ago
Surviving endometriosis
Hello, I'm a long time sufferer of Endometriosis. Had 3 surgeries, use numerous methods to ease flare ups and awful pain during and after my period. I did have a coil, but had the removed 2 years ago due to constant bleeding. It's been very manageable the last few years but recently it's getting really
Hello, I'm a long time sufferer of Endometriosis. Had 3 surgeries, use numerous methods to ease flare ups and awful pain during and after my period. I did have a coil, but had the removed 2 years ago due to constant bleeding. It's been very manageable the last few years but recently it's getting really
Aimv
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Endometriosis UK
2 years ago
Fractured wrist
Good morning everyone. I need advice please. My partner managed to fall yesterday (fell off a high kerb while looking to avoid traffic) He’s fractured his left wrist and is now in plaster in a sling but been told he may likely need an operation to pin and plate it. He’s in a great deal of pain, understandably
Good morning everyone. I need advice please. My partner managed to fall yesterday (fell off a high kerb while looking to avoid traffic) He’s fractured his left wrist and is now in plaster in a sling but been told he may likely need an operation to pin and plate it. He’s in a great deal of pain, understandably
Fudgethecat
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PMRGCAuk
2 years ago
? To denerve or not to denerve?!
I’ve had preliminary local anaesthetic jabs, one side, (no steroid) in lower facet joints via pain management clinic. This is to try to identify whether it would be valuable to try denervation. Really hard for me to isolate the pain and to know how effective they were over approx. a 24 hour period.
I’ve had preliminary local anaesthetic jabs, one side, (no steroid) in lower facet joints via pain management clinic. This is to try to identify whether it would be valuable to try denervation. Really hard for me to isolate the pain and to know how effective they were over approx. a 24 hour period.
Gillyflower70
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NRAS
2 years ago
Still Waiting
I’ve been in agony for ages, it all started last April, pain in my lower left side that started as a dull ache but just got progressively worse. It’s around the hip, buttocks, lower left leg and sometimes as high as under the rib cage. After keeping a pain diary I’ve noticed it does flare up around the
I’ve been in agony for ages, it all started last April, pain in my lower left side that started as a dull ache but just got progressively worse. It’s around the hip, buttocks, lower left leg and sometimes as high as under the rib cage. After keeping a pain diary I’ve noticed it does flare up around the
WanderingFox
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Endometriosis UK
2 years ago
An unfortunate series of events
Hi I’m in a bit of a dilemma. Recently several things happened to me in quick succession. 1. My RA specialist ( locum ) advised me to reduce my MTX doseage. 2. I had a heart attack and my anti- inflammatory stopped ( naproxen ) I am now experiencing what I think is a flare ( shoulders / neck / back pain
Hi I’m in a bit of a dilemma. Recently several things happened to me in quick succession. 1. My RA specialist ( locum ) advised me to reduce my MTX doseage. 2. I had a heart attack and my anti- inflammatory stopped ( naproxen ) I am now experiencing what I think is a flare ( shoulders / neck / back pain
Chris_O
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NRAS
2 years ago
Da TRUFFE ABOUT RUNNING Part One .....THE IMPORTANCE OF COMMUNITY
[i]Photo by John Cameron at Unsplash[/i] I love this community, which is why I am still here nearly nine years after graduating from C25k and several weeks after having to announce my retirement from running for health reasons https://healthunlocked.com/couchto5k/posts/147942134/i-have-hung-up-my-running-shoes
[i]Photo by John Cameron at Unsplash[/i] I love this community, which is why I am still here nearly nine years after graduating from C25k and several weeks after having to announce my retirement from running for health reasons https://healthunlocked.com/couchto5k/posts/147942134/i-have-hung-up-my-running-shoes
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Mentor
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Couch to 5K
2 years ago
flaring what do you take and how does it last
woke up this morn trouble with chest and pain in back pain killers out but wow vill at the moment tears in eyes wats best for them
woke up this morn trouble with chest and pain in back pain killers out but wow vill at the moment tears in eyes wats best for them
pauluk60
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NRAS
2 years ago
Covid vaccine and methotrexate - interesting article 📰
Morning Peeps 🙂 Thought some of you might be interested in reading this article from The New Scientist 27/6/2022 It discusses stopping mtx for 2 weeks after a Covid vaccine, which I have read a lot about on here. https://www.newscientist.com/article/2326185-coming-off-methotrexate-doubles-antibody-levels-after-covid
Morning Peeps 🙂 Thought some of you might be interested in reading this article from The New Scientist 27/6/2022 It discusses stopping mtx for 2 weeks after a Covid vaccine, which I have read a lot about on here. https://www.newscientist.com/article/2326185-coming-off-methotrexate-doubles-antibody-levels-after-covid
Moomin8
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NRAS
2 years ago
My Jeff, a beautiful life
Sunday, June 26th, Jeff continued to rest at home. We were so very grateful that his pain seemed completely managed and we didn’t have to fret about his hurting. The hospice nurse visited around 10:00 a.m. and considering the circumstances, Jeff was “ok”. His oxygen levels were actually up, his heart
Sunday, June 26th, Jeff continued to rest at home. We were so very grateful that his pain seemed completely managed and we didn’t have to fret about his hurting. The hospice nurse visited around 10:00 a.m. and considering the circumstances, Jeff was “ok”. His oxygen levels were actually up, his heart
Pancake_Lefse
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
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