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running after hip replacement
Nearly nine months after a total hip replacement and I just went for my first gentle jog. I dropped back to week 4 of the programme, so two three minute and two five minute runs. It went OK. It is really encouraging that even after a long break you do not go back to square one in running ability. Does
Nearly nine months after a total hip replacement and I just went for my first gentle jog. I dropped back to week 4 of the programme, so two three minute and two five minute runs. It went OK. It is really encouraging that even after a long break you do not go back to square one in running ability. Does
Mustbe
Graduate
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Couch to 5K
2 years ago
Trochanteric bursitis and tendinopathy
HI, I have seronegative RA and have had both hips replaced due to osteoarthritis (201 5 and 2017) I've had burning and sharp pains in my right hip and thigh on and off since last year and my Rheumatologist referred me to the consultant who did my hip replacements. The result is that I have greater
HI, I have seronegative RA and have had both hips replaced due to osteoarthritis (201 5 and 2017) I've had burning and sharp pains in my right hip and thigh on and off since last year and my Rheumatologist referred me to the consultant who did my hip replacements. The result is that I have greater
Circledancer
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NRAS
2 years ago
Hip replacement
Hi everyone. I am looking to hear from anyone with A Fib who has had a hip replacement operation. Did you have any problems, were there any concerns about doing the operation from the doctors? Please let me know of your experience. Thank you.
Hi everyone. I am looking to hear from anyone with A Fib who has had a hip replacement operation. Did you have any problems, were there any concerns about doing the operation from the doctors? Please let me know of your experience. Thank you.
cmjoyce
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AF Association
2 years ago
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Second hip replacement tomorrow
So: all dad’s affairs closed and finished. After 8 weeks alone with carers and her Alzheimer’s mum willingly moves into a care home next week and my delayed left hip replacement is tomorrow. What a dreadful few weeks. I’m off my Baricitinib and not doing too badly. I can go back on it in a couple of
So: all dad’s affairs closed and finished. After 8 weeks alone with carers and her Alzheimer’s mum willingly moves into a care home next week and my delayed left hip replacement is tomorrow. What a dreadful few weeks. I’m off my Baricitinib and not doing too badly. I can go back on it in a couple of
Madmusiclover
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NRAS
2 years ago
Travel Insurance
Quick run down of my situation. I have gallbladder sludge and am having gallbladder out mid Nov and also have arrhythmias/tachycardia which needs no treatment, and have been discharged by cardiologist. Staysure/Avanti will not cover me until I have had my surgery( which I understand) but will not cover
Quick run down of my situation. I have gallbladder sludge and am having gallbladder out mid Nov and also have arrhythmias/tachycardia which needs no treatment, and have been discharged by cardiologist. Staysure/Avanti will not cover me until I have had my surgery( which I understand) but will not cover
Hephzibar
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British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Travel Insurance
Quick run down of my situation. I have gallbladder sludge and am having gallbladder out mid Nov and also have arrhythmias/tachycardia which needs no treatment, and have been discharged by cardiologist. Staysure/Avanti will not cover me until I have had my surgery( which I understand) but will not cover
Quick run down of my situation. I have gallbladder sludge and am having gallbladder out mid Nov and also have arrhythmias/tachycardia which needs no treatment, and have been discharged by cardiologist. Staysure/Avanti will not cover me until I have had my surgery( which I understand) but will not cover
Hephzibar
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British Liver Trust
2 years ago
D-2 big day is coming
I have not written in a while, but been busy scheduling hip replacement. The stars are finally lined-up. I've delayed Ocrevus treatment so I can have surgery on Thursday. Can't wait to be on the other side: being able to get back on Ocrevus, regain mobility and move/exercise a bit more than I'm able
I have not written in a while, but been busy scheduling hip replacement. The stars are finally lined-up. I've delayed Ocrevus treatment so I can have surgery on Thursday. Can't wait to be on the other side: being able to get back on Ocrevus, regain mobility and move/exercise a bit more than I'm able
anaishunter
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My MSAA Community
2 years ago
Adrenals and flu jab
Just had an odd reaction to my flu jab. Like many of us here, I decided to get separate jabs rather than the two-together that most centres are giving in the UK. I felt alright for about two hours then a huge fatigue swept over me, legs weak, neck stiff, slightly light-headed. Thought it might be low
Just had an odd reaction to my flu jab. Like many of us here, I decided to get separate jabs rather than the two-together that most centres are giving in the UK. I felt alright for about two hours then a huge fatigue swept over me, legs weak, neck stiff, slightly light-headed. Thought it might be low
oscarandchloe
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PMRGCAuk
2 years ago
Im normal except that i dont feel that way
I have all the symptoms of Hypothyroidism so my GP ran TSH and T4 tests which came back within normal ranges so I had a private test done to see if I had antibodies. This came back as positive TPO 0.50 and TG 3.7 . I went to GP today to be told although I have antibodies and all the symptoms of Hashimotos
I have all the symptoms of Hypothyroidism so my GP ran TSH and T4 tests which came back within normal ranges so I had a private test done to see if I had antibodies. This came back as positive TPO 0.50 and TG 3.7 . I went to GP today to be told although I have antibodies and all the symptoms of Hashimotos
Kayteegirl48
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Non-RLS but Potassium, cant find a more apt notice board
Wife is due hip replacement. NHS promised 3-4 years, so trying to go private.. On monday is the op, but Potassium level is low. A second test result is awaited tomorrow. So they won't operate if the P is low. So what is plan B, please? I am worried about her mental condition if they say no a second
Wife is due hip replacement. NHS promised 3-4 years, so trying to go private.. On monday is the op, but Potassium level is low. A second test result is awaited tomorrow. So they won't operate if the P is low. So what is plan B, please? I am worried about her mental condition if they say no a second
Spurdog1
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Restless Legs Syndrome
2 years ago
P M R ?
I was diagnosed with GCA in March 2016. After a rocky ride with a few flares I came off Prednisolone on 10 August this year. From 5mg onwards I reduced Prednisolone using the dead slow taper and only reduced by 0.25mg at a time. That took 3 years to reduce from 5mg to zero and I was feeling
I was diagnosed with GCA in March 2016. After a rocky ride with a few flares I came off Prednisolone on 10 August this year. From 5mg onwards I reduced Prednisolone using the dead slow taper and only reduced by 0.25mg at a time. That took 3 years to reduce from 5mg to zero and I was feeling
Maur1
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PMRGCAuk
2 years ago
Prolia use
I took Prolia for 3 years and had many uti s though I am susceptible to them. The consultant said if I couldn’t take it he couldn’t help me. This was roughly 2016 and my hip had already fractured with no trauma whilst on it. I had also about 5 spinal fractures, all treated with vertibroplasty. It took
I took Prolia for 3 years and had many uti s though I am susceptible to them. The consultant said if I couldn’t take it he couldn’t help me. This was roughly 2016 and my hip had already fractured with no trauma whilst on it. I had also about 5 spinal fractures, all treated with vertibroplasty. It took
jozef123
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Bone Health and Osteoporosis UK
2 years ago
Zoledronic acid infusion for osteoporosis- I have to consider this
To fill in some historic details: I was treated for many years by Katharina Dalton for Premenstrual Migraine and Sinusitis using natural progesterone (Gestone Injections). Successfully. I hadn't been able to work for nine years but after treatment started went back to work full time. When she retired
To fill in some historic details: I was treated for many years by Katharina Dalton for Premenstrual Migraine and Sinusitis using natural progesterone (Gestone Injections). Successfully. I hadn't been able to work for nine years but after treatment started went back to work full time. When she retired
Mugs19
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Is there a link between Avascular Necrosis and Hypothyroidism?
Hi everyone I have had left hip pain since May which has gradually worsened and had X-rays a couple of months ago. My consultant could not find much evidence of arthritic hip and sent me for an MRI scan. I saw him last week for the results and he said there was clear evidence of Avascular Necrosis
Hi everyone I have had left hip pain since May which has gradually worsened and had X-rays a couple of months ago. My consultant could not find much evidence of arthritic hip and sent me for an MRI scan. I saw him last week for the results and he said there was clear evidence of Avascular Necrosis
Tintin0202
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Newly diagnosed - what a shock!
I’m only six weeks into treatment - levothyroxine at 50mcg. First blood test showed ‘borderline’ hypothyroidism so GP ordered a follow up two months later. I’d had hip replacement surgery a few months before and GP thought this might have knocked things out of kilter. I was then feeling less fatigued
I’m only six weeks into treatment - levothyroxine at 50mcg. First blood test showed ‘borderline’ hypothyroidism so GP ordered a follow up two months later. I’d had hip replacement surgery a few months before and GP thought this might have knocked things out of kilter. I was then feeling less fatigued
Calceolaria
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
itchy red, warm scalp. Also psoriatic or rheumatoid if you are sero-negative?
Hi guys I'm sero-negative. My big joints were affected first - had right knee replacement and hip replacement six months later aged 54 and although initially recovered well from knee replacement - couldn't sit to stand from chair, loo etc and couldn't get of crutches. Had lots of symptoms but still
Hi guys I'm sero-negative. My big joints were affected first - had right knee replacement and hip replacement six months later aged 54 and although initially recovered well from knee replacement - couldn't sit to stand from chair, loo etc and couldn't get of crutches. Had lots of symptoms but still
Mozart150
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NRAS
2 years ago
Eliquis and hip replacement surgery.
Hi to all,Im due hip op Oct 14th all going to plan! Surgeon said stop Eliquis 3 days before op he didn't clarify when to resume, my q is for other 'hippies" is bridging given? Im nervous of being off Eliquis for poss 5/6 days. I had apt for an other issue last week and that consultant said stopping
Hi to all,Im due hip op Oct 14th all going to plan! Surgeon said stop Eliquis 3 days before op he didn't clarify when to resume, my q is for other 'hippies" is bridging given? Im nervous of being off Eliquis for poss 5/6 days. I had apt for an other issue last week and that consultant said stopping
C66t
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AF Association
2 years ago
Going totally demented
Hi fellow sufferers, I truly hope some of you are getting some relief from this dreadful, awful condition. I’m augmented on Pramipexole and my GP is happy to leave me going out of my mind without any support whatsoever, I believe they have zero understanding of RLS. A few years ago I attended the annual
Hi fellow sufferers, I truly hope some of you are getting some relief from this dreadful, awful condition. I’m augmented on Pramipexole and my GP is happy to leave me going out of my mind without any support whatsoever, I believe they have zero understanding of RLS. A few years ago I attended the annual
Felixstowe
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Restless Legs Syndrome
2 years ago
Inability to work is frustrating me.
I am a veteran Realtor, over 47 years of full time self-employment as a Realtor. Because of this prostate cancer nonsense and it's subsequent treatment, I am finding myself more and more fatigued, overwhelming so. I always kept myself in good physical condition because of my life's career choice. I
I am a veteran Realtor, over 47 years of full time self-employment as a Realtor. Because of this prostate cancer nonsense and it's subsequent treatment, I am finding myself more and more fatigued, overwhelming so. I always kept myself in good physical condition because of my life's career choice. I
RealtorEmeritus
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
Hip Replacement with PMR and PAD at age 84
A month and a half ago I was in the hospital for four days. Less complicated cases were released the same day or the next. During the second day a nurse accidentally pulled on my leg when attempting to place me back in bed after a bathroom visit. I also hurt myself getting into the bed another time
A month and a half ago I was in the hospital for four days. Less complicated cases were released the same day or the next. During the second day a nurse accidentally pulled on my leg when attempting to place me back in bed after a bathroom visit. I also hurt myself getting into the bed another time
pegpowell
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PMRGCAuk
2 years ago
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