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Reflux...a bit off the anxiety topic but I need help/advice...
I've been getting sore throats or hoarseness for months now as well as an uncomfortable irritation/tickle in my chest/lower throat. I saw the doctor last week who said they can see something is irritating my throat because its a bit red inside and they think its acid reflux. The irritation in my chest
I've been getting sore throats or hoarseness for months now as well as an uncomfortable irritation/tickle in my chest/lower throat. I saw the doctor last week who said they can see something is irritating my throat because its a bit red inside and they think its acid reflux. The irritation in my chest
gemp54
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Anxiety Support
8 years ago
Ranitidine and AF
I have PAF and am lucky that I only get af about 4 times a year at the moment, and one of the last ones was caused by adrenaline in an anesthetic for a frozen shoulder. I'm currently experiencing a bit of reflux at the moment, the doc prescribed omeprazole, which gave me terrible stomach pains so switched
I have PAF and am lucky that I only get af about 4 times a year at the moment, and one of the last ones was caused by adrenaline in an anesthetic for a frozen shoulder. I'm currently experiencing a bit of reflux at the moment, the doc prescribed omeprazole, which gave me terrible stomach pains so switched
Devondan
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AF Association
8 years ago
so exhausted
Hi, this is my first visit and my first post. I had a heart attack out of the blue in December 2015. I was stented and then had a second stent in May of this year. My problem is that I am so exhausted and all the doctors ever say is 'its because of your meds'. well, I have a job which I love but
Hi, this is my first visit and my first post. I had a heart attack out of the blue in December 2015. I was stented and then had a second stent in May of this year. My problem is that I am so exhausted and all the doctors ever say is 'its because of your meds'. well, I have a job which I love but
jo0267
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Sudden Cardiac Arrest & Heart Attack
8 years ago
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Metoject or prednisolone giving me a rash?
Morning, Hope this morning finds you well and happy? Just wanted to ask you well-informed people a question: I started on my 20mg (or should it be ml as it's a liquid) metoject pen injection Friday. The previous day I was started on prednisolone for 4 wks (20mg, 15mg, 10mg then 5mg) Yesterday (Saturday
Morning, Hope this morning finds you well and happy? Just wanted to ask you well-informed people a question: I started on my 20mg (or should it be ml as it's a liquid) metoject pen injection Friday. The previous day I was started on prednisolone for 4 wks (20mg, 15mg, 10mg then 5mg) Yesterday (Saturday
Moomin8
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NRAS
8 years ago
Will I ever be well again?
I'm new here, I need your help, I'd learned a lot reading from your experiences and advise to each other. I have RA OA and Osteoporosis. I am on Methotrexate 12.5 since October 2015. I am not happy with my consultant, I feel he does not care. I wasn't offer nurse support, pain killers or anything else
I'm new here, I need your help, I'd learned a lot reading from your experiences and advise to each other. I have RA OA and Osteoporosis. I am on Methotrexate 12.5 since October 2015. I am not happy with my consultant, I feel he does not care. I wasn't offer nurse support, pain killers or anything else
Mima9178
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NRAS
8 years ago
7 months
Hi there, it is 7 months since being diagnosed with PMR. I have been waiting for over 2 months for Rheumatologist appointment which is now next week. I am down to 9mg of Pred (3 weeks in) from starting at 15mg but am overwhelmingly tired and arms are achy and heavy. I have had a stich like pain in my
Hi there, it is 7 months since being diagnosed with PMR. I have been waiting for over 2 months for Rheumatologist appointment which is now next week. I am down to 9mg of Pred (3 weeks in) from starting at 15mg but am overwhelmingly tired and arms are achy and heavy. I have had a stich like pain in my
jules1955
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PMRGCAuk
8 years ago
For those with vasculitis AND pain in the stomach
Hi all, I recently have been undergoing tests to get a specific diagnosis of GPA/Wegeners & have been told that I do have a generalise ANCA positive small cell vasculitis but that we need to be specific and to rule out ALL other problems or possibilities so that I can be treated with cyclophosphamide
Hi all, I recently have been undergoing tests to get a specific diagnosis of GPA/Wegeners & have been told that I do have a generalise ANCA positive small cell vasculitis but that we need to be specific and to rule out ALL other problems or possibilities so that I can be treated with cyclophosphamide
Jools52
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Vasculitis UK
8 years ago
Breathing/Nasal/Talking Issues
I apologize in advance for my post as I am all but certain that my issues are unrelated to AMN. However, for two years or more I have had issues that have included excess phlegm/mucus in my mouth, dry mouth, bad taste in mouth, inability to breath through nose, and shortness of breath. These combined
I apologize in advance for my post as I am all but certain that my issues are unrelated to AMN. However, for two years or more I have had issues that have included excess phlegm/mucus in my mouth, dry mouth, bad taste in mouth, inability to breath through nose, and shortness of breath. These combined
cdp71
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AMN EASIER
8 years ago
Facial/Bells Palsy
Hi I am new here. I have just been diagnosed with Facial/Bells Palsy, it is only a mild form. I have been prescribed 50mg of Prednisolone and 20mg of Omeprazole, latter provided as the Prednisolone can upset your stomach supposedly, just wanted to know if this was about right. I couldn't find a Questions
Hi I am new here. I have just been diagnosed with Facial/Bells Palsy, it is only a mild form. I have been prescribed 50mg of Prednisolone and 20mg of Omeprazole, latter provided as the Prednisolone can upset your stomach supposedly, just wanted to know if this was about right. I couldn't find a Questions
Hidden
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Facial Palsy UK
8 years ago
new here and stuck
Hello Everyone I've come to feeling stuck. I have had persistent back, joint pain and headaches over 15 years it has affected my quality of life as birthday and special occasions have been spent grinning-grimacing through the pain! I've had mixed experiences with doctors and have lost faith to a certain
Hello Everyone I've come to feeling stuck. I have had persistent back, joint pain and headaches over 15 years it has affected my quality of life as birthday and special occasions have been spent grinning-grimacing through the pain! I've had mixed experiences with doctors and have lost faith to a certain
domkiv
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Pain Concern
8 years ago
Lapsed member
I am taking losartan (1 a day) and bisoprolol(2 a day) and my bp is pretty stable at 140/80, (it was sometimes over 200) but I have the dreaded dry cough which troubles so many of us. I have been prescribed omeprazole and ratinidine for the cough which I'm told is acid reflex - not the tablets. I've
I am taking losartan (1 a day) and bisoprolol(2 a day) and my bp is pretty stable at 140/80, (it was sometimes over 200) but I have the dreaded dry cough which troubles so many of us. I have been prescribed omeprazole and ratinidine for the cough which I'm told is acid reflex - not the tablets. I've
exDancer
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High Blood Pressure Support
8 years ago
Please help...
Good afternoon, My name is Natasha Capel. I am 28years old from Bristol in England. I was diagnosed with MCTD when I was 13. The disease was managed well by medication such as azathioprine until 2years ago when I was also diagnosed with lupus. Since then I have been in a lupus flare with my rheumatologists
Good afternoon, My name is Natasha Capel. I am 28years old from Bristol in England. I was diagnosed with MCTD when I was 13. The disease was managed well by medication such as azathioprine until 2years ago when I was also diagnosed with lupus. Since then I have been in a lupus flare with my rheumatologists
tashacapes
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LUPUS UK
8 years ago
Coping with Temporal arteritis
Hi I am writing this for my wife looking for some support or advice. Joyce lost her sight about 3 months ago and was diagnosed with Temporal arteritis in hospital. Apart from feeling generally unwell for some weeks before she had no symptoms . In hospital she had IV steroids and after discharge she
Hi I am writing this for my wife looking for some support or advice. Joyce lost her sight about 3 months ago and was diagnosed with Temporal arteritis in hospital. Apart from feeling generally unwell for some weeks before she had no symptoms . In hospital she had IV steroids and after discharge she
mac66
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PMRGCAuk
8 years ago
It's Been A Year
Hi everyone Just wanted to post a progress update on my one year weight loss journey. The photo on the left is the one that inadvertently started me off, although I wasn't aware of this at the time. For a long time I just could not look at this photo. It was taken awhile before I decided on a more
Hi everyone Just wanted to post a progress update on my one year weight loss journey. The photo on the left is the one that inadvertently started me off, although I wasn't aware of this at the time. For a long time I just could not look at this photo. It was taken awhile before I decided on a more
doctorwho68
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Weight Loss Support
8 years ago
Naproxen? Advice on duration?
I was diagnosed in 2008, started with naproxen/paracetamol/sulphasalazine but the in 2009 with Humira that worked quickly and fantastically well.but I still take naproxen twice daily for on-going wrist and other pain. As I assume we all do, I have blood tests every few months to check liver and kidney
I was diagnosed in 2008, started with naproxen/paracetamol/sulphasalazine but the in 2009 with Humira that worked quickly and fantastically well.but I still take naproxen twice daily for on-going wrist and other pain. As I assume we all do, I have blood tests every few months to check liver and kidney
hawker955
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NRAS
8 years ago
Injections?
Hi - last time I was at the GP he spoke about possibly trying a steroid injection (I can't remember what he did it was called). I've been on oral steroids fairly constantly for about a couple of months now and have had to restart every time I've stopped. If anyone has any thoughts on steroid injections
Hi - last time I was at the GP he spoke about possibly trying a steroid injection (I can't remember what he did it was called). I've been on oral steroids fairly constantly for about a couple of months now and have had to restart every time I've stopped. If anyone has any thoughts on steroid injections
Emily-G
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Asthma Community Forum
8 years ago
Off to the Docs again
I have been diagnosed with an under active thyroid for almost 2 years now and have followed the docs advice and have been waiting and waiting for that moment that I start to feel better. Its never happened. I am on 150 mcg and take it daily in the morning before food. I dont have many symptoms but the
I have been diagnosed with an under active thyroid for almost 2 years now and have followed the docs advice and have been waiting and waiting for that moment that I start to feel better. Its never happened. I am on 150 mcg and take it daily in the morning before food. I dont have many symptoms but the
Jarica
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Thyroid UK
8 years ago
a little help please
I have just been diagnosed with an under-active thyroid and have started the process in getting my medication right. But i also suffer from severe heart burn and have been on omeprazole for two years. When i questioned a nurse about this medication cancelling out the other i was told that as long as
I have just been diagnosed with an under-active thyroid and have started the process in getting my medication right. But i also suffer from severe heart burn and have been on omeprazole for two years. When i questioned a nurse about this medication cancelling out the other i was told that as long as
laurajj72
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Thyroid UK
8 years ago
Omeprazole
I'm 20 months post Iver Lewis and have recently reduced my Omeprazole intake to 20mg/day. I have been told to take this first thing in the morning, 30 mins before breakfast but recently told that it is far more effective to take late at night, as it is during the night that you produce more acid. Does
I'm 20 months post Iver Lewis and have recently reduced my Omeprazole intake to 20mg/day. I have been told to take this first thing in the morning, 30 mins before breakfast but recently told that it is far more effective to take late at night, as it is during the night that you produce more acid. Does
Makulit
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Oesophageal & Gastric Cancer
8 years ago
pneumococcal vaccine
Hi, I am looking for some advice. I have had PMR for six years . Am currently taking 7.1/2 dose of Prednisolone, plus Adcal, Amlopdipine 10 mg, and 20 mg Omeprazole. Have received a message from doctors' surgery asking me to contact them regarding a pneumococcal vaccine. In view of the amount of medication
Hi, I am looking for some advice. I have had PMR for six years . Am currently taking 7.1/2 dose of Prednisolone, plus Adcal, Amlopdipine 10 mg, and 20 mg Omeprazole. Have received a message from doctors' surgery asking me to contact them regarding a pneumococcal vaccine. In view of the amount of medication
Threeyearson
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PMRGCAuk
8 years ago
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