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Hello all Haven't posted for a while as generally, things OK ish. Had a few ups and downs with the HRT but seems to be good at the moment and overall a benefit to my various UIA related issues. By no means a cure. Still on hydroxyc. which is still keeping the Raynaud's at bay and I do feel fewer flare
Hello all Haven't posted for a while as generally, things OK ish. Had a few ups and downs with the HRT but seems to be good at the moment and overall a benefit to my various UIA related issues. By no means a cure. Still on hydroxyc. which is still keeping the Raynaud's at bay and I do feel fewer flare
Brychni
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NRAS
2 years ago
HRT/Perimenopause and Thyroxine advice
I had my thyroid removed about three years ago due to Graves Disease and have been just about managing my thyroxine dose since then. I’m in my early 40 s and have noticed that I’m experiencing what I would say are Perimenopause symptoms (although could probably be thyroid related too!!) Poor sleep, change
I had my thyroid removed about three years ago due to Graves Disease and have been just about managing my thyroxine dose since then. I’m in my early 40 s and have noticed that I’m experiencing what I would say are Perimenopause symptoms (although could probably be thyroid related too!!) Poor sleep, change
Trying-To-Juggle
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Hip Replacement OP
I've been blessed and offered a cancellation for the hip op. Very last moment, but grabbed it as I've been reduced to a cripple. Had it last Saturday and I'm back home now learning how to walk again and get my knickers on without bending! Just to say the anaesthetist was great. Gave me methadoxatone
I've been blessed and offered a cancellation for the hip op. Very last moment, but grabbed it as I've been reduced to a cripple. Had it last Saturday and I'm back home now learning how to walk again and get my knickers on without bending! Just to say the anaesthetist was great. Gave me methadoxatone
oscarandchloe
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PMRGCAuk
2 years ago
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General Anaesthetics for Pulmonary-Hypertension patients
Hi there. I'm new to this community. I've just been referred to a Pulmonary-Hypertension consultant by my Cardiologist as my latest Echocardiogram says I have "intermediate probability of pulmonary hypertension", along with "moderate mitral valve regurgitation". My question relates to General Anaesthetics
Hi there. I'm new to this community. I've just been referred to a Pulmonary-Hypertension consultant by my Cardiologist as my latest Echocardiogram says I have "intermediate probability of pulmonary hypertension", along with "moderate mitral valve regurgitation". My question relates to General Anaesthetics
reb_1951
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
2 years ago
Advice on Recent Bloods Please
Hello All, Many thanks again for your help a few weeks ago. I got the postal kit from Lets Get Checked and got the results on Friday. Prior to doing the blood tests I had tried splitting my 2x 60mg NP Thyroid dose into 2 doses - 1 tablet early morning a couple of hours before I am due to get up and the
Hello All, Many thanks again for your help a few weeks ago. I got the postal kit from Lets Get Checked and got the results on Friday. Prior to doing the blood tests I had tried splitting my 2x 60mg NP Thyroid dose into 2 doses - 1 tablet early morning a couple of hours before I am due to get up and the
CMDK2020
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
TSH high end, B12 deficiency, perimenopausal starting HRT soon.. what's what with all the bloods please?
Hi, to give the full picture I posted this on the b12 site but looking for your thoughts on the thyroid part of it please ... Prior to having covid in Dec 2020, I was physically fit and healthy. Started Sertraline in Nov 2017 for severe pmt. Gave birth in Oct 2018, was induced with hormones and given
Hi, to give the full picture I posted this on the b12 site but looking for your thoughts on the thyroid part of it please ... Prior to having covid in Dec 2020, I was physically fit and healthy. Started Sertraline in Nov 2017 for severe pmt. Gave birth in Oct 2018, was induced with hormones and given
B12-118
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Endometriosis
I found out I had endometriosis and adometrosis in 2020 I had a hysterectomy leaving my ovaries in,2021 I had another surgery to free my ovaries and bowels and had extensive adhhions,I've just had my third surgery,my bowel and colon where stuck to my vagianal wall my colon wrapped around my recum endo
I found out I had endometriosis and adometrosis in 2020 I had a hysterectomy leaving my ovaries in,2021 I had another surgery to free my ovaries and bowels and had extensive adhhions,I've just had my third surgery,my bowel and colon where stuck to my vagianal wall my colon wrapped around my recum endo
Bailey198
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Endometriosis UK
2 years ago
Pain medication recommendations for knee & ankle swelling & inflammation
I find that swelling in either of my knees or ankles triggers my RLS. Since I had a knee replacement 6 months ago, the swelling happens frequently as both legs readjust to the post-surgical healing. A new study revealed that ibuprofen and other NAISDS can cause fatal kidney disease, so my GP took me
I find that swelling in either of my knees or ankles triggers my RLS. Since I had a knee replacement 6 months ago, the swelling happens frequently as both legs readjust to the post-surgical healing. A new study revealed that ibuprofen and other NAISDS can cause fatal kidney disease, so my GP took me
Bganim1947
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Restless Legs Syndrome
2 years ago
Confused.. b12, TSH, post covid syndrome and perimenopausal..
Prior to having covid in Dec 2020, I was physically fit and healthy. Started Sertraline in Nov 2017 for severe pmt. Gave birth in Oct 2018, was induced with hormones and given gas and air. Had covid Dec 2020, and by March 2021, I was ill with many symptoms fatigue, brain fog, Constipation, neuropathy
Prior to having covid in Dec 2020, I was physically fit and healthy. Started Sertraline in Nov 2017 for severe pmt. Gave birth in Oct 2018, was induced with hormones and given gas and air. Had covid Dec 2020, and by March 2021, I was ill with many symptoms fatigue, brain fog, Constipation, neuropathy
B12-118
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
2 years ago
HRT for fibro? Anyone got experience?
I have severe Fibro and have been bed bound for months with that and covid effects. My GP has suggested HRT - I had a hysterectomy in 2004 so well through the menopause without symptoms. My GP has seen great results in another patient and wants me to consider it. I did read a medical study that backed
I have severe Fibro and have been bed bound for months with that and covid effects. My GP has suggested HRT - I had a hysterectomy in 2004 so well through the menopause without symptoms. My GP has seen great results in another patient and wants me to consider it. I did read a medical study that backed
Butterflybeauty
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Fibromyalgia Action UK
2 years ago
MRI for diaphragm endometriosis
Hi, I have had multiple surgeries for endometriosis however my diagnostic lap was not done by an endo specialist so I am worried that he didn’t check the main area where my pain is upper right quadrant of abdomen. He did remove endo from my pelvis and ligaments then referred me to endo specialist for
Hi, I have had multiple surgeries for endometriosis however my diagnostic lap was not done by an endo specialist so I am worried that he didn’t check the main area where my pain is upper right quadrant of abdomen. He did remove endo from my pelvis and ligaments then referred me to endo specialist for
MyStar86
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Endometriosis UK
2 years ago
64 and having hot flushes
Hello all I have a querie. I am getting hot flushes at 64. Are there many women out there still getting hot flushes at my age? Maybe it's quite common? They are worse than they used to be. They stopped for years when I was taking HRT pills. I started Estrogen cream which has helped a little but I am
Hello all I have a querie. I am getting hot flushes at 64. Are there many women out there still getting hot flushes at my age? Maybe it's quite common? They are worse than they used to be. They stopped for years when I was taking HRT pills. I started Estrogen cream which has helped a little but I am
smilingjane
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Women's Health
2 years ago
Ive just had a total hysterectomy and The removal of both my ovaries, I’m quite scared and confused a bout th reset of my health now.
Having a huge cysts on both ovaries 1 was 20cm and the other around 8 cm it was decided it was best to get rid of both my ovaries too as this was the 3rd time i had surgery for endometriosis. My consultant has said i shroud wait a month before i go on HRT, due to blood clotting just after surgery. I
Having a huge cysts on both ovaries 1 was 20cm and the other around 8 cm it was decided it was best to get rid of both my ovaries too as this was the 3rd time i had surgery for endometriosis. My consultant has said i shroud wait a month before i go on HRT, due to blood clotting just after surgery. I
JoAmber22
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The Endometriosis Foundation
2 years ago
Losing weight with endo
Hi, I have stage for endo, I've had it for 10 years now, I've had surgery etc,. I'm currently on prostap 3 monthly injection and hrt. I'm really struggling to lose weight, my question is has anyone tried slimming pills like xls for this, and has it worked for you. Thank you in advance Lisa
Hi, I have stage for endo, I've had it for 10 years now, I've had surgery etc,. I'm currently on prostap 3 monthly injection and hrt. I'm really struggling to lose weight, my question is has anyone tried slimming pills like xls for this, and has it worked for you. Thank you in advance Lisa
mgzrrover7
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Endometriosis UK
2 years ago
Lower dose versus lower frequency of Peg Interferon
On the Facebook MPN Interferon forum today, a member posted that he had been on Peg Interferon 45 every two weeks for two years but was having some problems, so was considering taking a break from it. I replied that, if the Peg was actually working for him, then maybe he should consider a lower dose,
On the Facebook MPN Interferon forum today, a member posted that he had been on Peg Interferon 45 every two weeks for two years but was having some problems, so was considering taking a break from it. I replied that, if the Peg was actually working for him, then maybe he should consider a lower dose,
DottyDaisy
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MPN Voice
2 years ago
Endometriosis and menopause
Good evening, I’m looking for some advice from others who have been through similar. I am two weeks into induced menopause through ovaries removed. I’m recovering ok from this but surgeon said I do have stage 4 deep infiltrated endo which he couldn’t remove as not a specialist. My query is whether
Good evening, I’m looking for some advice from others who have been through similar. I am two weeks into induced menopause through ovaries removed. I’m recovering ok from this but surgeon said I do have stage 4 deep infiltrated endo which he couldn’t remove as not a specialist. My query is whether
jaclyt
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Endometriosis UK
2 years ago
Back to jogging?
I'm 5 months post hip replacement (tomorrow, 2nd May) and feel about ready to start jogging again. Has anyone else here been there & done that? Any hints or tips?
I'm 5 months post hip replacement (tomorrow, 2nd May) and feel about ready to start jogging again. Has anyone else here been there & done that? Any hints or tips?
Johng237
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Couch to 5K
2 years ago
HRT & RLS
Update on the issues with RLS v HRT. My last post i was in 8th week of HRT and no difference to menopause but RLS got considerably worse. At 15 weeks on HRT still no difference to menopause (worse if anything) and RLS still really bad. Drs visit today has increased my gabapentin to 900mg and changed
Update on the issues with RLS v HRT. My last post i was in 8th week of HRT and no difference to menopause but RLS got considerably worse. At 15 weeks on HRT still no difference to menopause (worse if anything) and RLS still really bad. Drs visit today has increased my gabapentin to 900mg and changed
Katielove53
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Restless Legs Syndrome
2 years ago
AF and hip surgery
Anyone had hip replacement with AF and all the meds that go with it ? Been advised to seriously consider risks
Anyone had hip replacement with AF and all the meds that go with it ? Been advised to seriously consider risks
Hidden
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AF Association
2 years ago
Does anyone else with SLE have leaky heart valves?
Hello everyone, I got a scare on Wednesday when I went for a routine echocardiogram (prior to bunion surgery next week as I said I had a leaky heart valve which had never caused me any problems and was very minor when they first discovered it about 10 years ago. To be safe they said they'd better check
Hello everyone, I got a scare on Wednesday when I went for a routine echocardiogram (prior to bunion surgery next week as I said I had a leaky heart valve which had never caused me any problems and was very minor when they first discovered it about 10 years ago. To be safe they said they'd better check
Whitemagnum
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LUPUS UK
2 years ago
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