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Decreased symptoms.
Heads going into over drive. I had a viability scan last Tuesday at the ivf clinic. Baby was fine. Yesterday I noticed my symptoms had decreased. And then today they are basically gone. I'm 8w 2d. Is it normal for symptoms to just become less? I thought it may be the placenta taking over, but surely
Heads going into over drive. I had a viability scan last Tuesday at the ivf clinic. Baby was fine. Yesterday I noticed my symptoms had decreased. And then today they are basically gone. I'm 8w 2d. Is it normal for symptoms to just become less? I thought it may be the placenta taking over, but surely
Tanzytilly
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Fertility Network UK - Pregnancy Support
2 months ago
Open Heart Surgery Ahead
Born with a bicuspid valve I guessed this day was coming…just not so soon! I will be 56 when they open my chest on August 15th. I would much rather have the TAVR procedure but at my age the long term planning doesn’t support that method at this time. So, OHD it is. I have significant procedural anxiety
Born with a bicuspid valve I guessed this day was coming…just not so soon! I will be 56 when they open my chest on August 15th. I would much rather have the TAVR procedure but at my age the long term planning doesn’t support that method at this time. So, OHD it is. I have significant procedural anxiety
Jafib
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
2 months ago
Welcome to more of our new members
Hi - and welcome! My name is Donna - I facilitate this support group for The PBC Foundation - Health Unlocked. If you are new to your diagnosis, first of all, take a breath. It’s ok. We all, myself included, have been exactly where you are right now…. scared, unsure, mad, sad, and so much more. Stop
Hi - and welcome! My name is Donna - I facilitate this support group for The PBC Foundation - Health Unlocked. If you are new to your diagnosis, first of all, take a breath. It’s ok. We all, myself included, have been exactly where you are right now…. scared, unsure, mad, sad, and so much more. Stop
DonnaBoll
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PBC Foundation
3 months ago
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Trying to make sense of things
Can anyone explain why some people have Gleason 8 PC, high PSA and have metastatic disease, yet some with Gleason 9 and 10 have low-ish PSA (as far as PC goes) and no obvious metastatic disease (confirmed by PSMA)? I am trying to understand this damn disease and sometimes there doesn’t seem to be any
Can anyone explain why some people have Gleason 8 PC, high PSA and have metastatic disease, yet some with Gleason 9 and 10 have low-ish PSA (as far as PC goes) and no obvious metastatic disease (confirmed by PSMA)? I am trying to understand this damn disease and sometimes there doesn’t seem to be any
EvFC
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 months ago
Olaparib time to lower PSA
Hello all, Anyone know how long it take for Olaparib ro lower PSA? All I can find is that it takes 90 days to start working. Thanks
Hello all, Anyone know how long it take for Olaparib ro lower PSA? All I can find is that it takes 90 days to start working. Thanks
Seebs9
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 months ago
Just saying hello
Good morning. I have just joined and wanted to say hello and let you all know how appreciative I am that there is a forum for kidney transplant recipients.
Good morning. I have just joined and wanted to say hello and let you all know how appreciative I am that there is a forum for kidney transplant recipients.
4Evergrateful2God
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Kidney Transplant
11 months ago
*Trigger warning* pregnancy and dealing with infertility-related PTSD
It's taken me a long time to decide to post this here. After 3 years of IVF and 4 failed transfers, 1 chemical pregnancy and 2 egg collections, I'm finally pregnant with my little boy (22 weeks tomorrow). I feel so grateful to be here, but I'm still struggling with the psychological impacts of IVF. I'm
It's taken me a long time to decide to post this here. After 3 years of IVF and 4 failed transfers, 1 chemical pregnancy and 2 egg collections, I'm finally pregnant with my little boy (22 weeks tomorrow). I feel so grateful to be here, but I'm still struggling with the psychological impacts of IVF. I'm
CyclingAddict
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Fertility Network UK
2 months ago
Rigidity Dominant Parkinson's Disease (Rigid PD)
Dear All, After 9 years of Parkinson's Disease diagnosis, and 4 years of HU, and trying supplements of every 'improvement' story, I think I have it all wrong. I have Rigid PD, no tremors. Cogwheel rigidity and extreme speech impairment. Now after 9 years I have some trembling in the knees if unmedicated
Dear All, After 9 years of Parkinson's Disease diagnosis, and 4 years of HU, and trying supplements of every 'improvement' story, I think I have it all wrong. I have Rigid PD, no tremors. Cogwheel rigidity and extreme speech impairment. Now after 9 years I have some trembling in the knees if unmedicated
JayPwP
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Cure Parkinson's
3 months ago
antihistamines during ivf & vitamins
hi everyone My hayfever has hit with a vengeance. I’ve tried to stay away from any medication but it’s extreme this year. I’ve heard conflicting advice on whether it’s safe or not safe to take during stims/egg collection etc also any tips on the best prenatal. I’ve been taking wild nutrition but
hi everyone My hayfever has hit with a vengeance. I’ve tried to stay away from any medication but it’s extreme this year. I’ve heard conflicting advice on whether it’s safe or not safe to take during stims/egg collection etc also any tips on the best prenatal. I’ve been taking wild nutrition but
Lk79
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Fertility Network UK
2 months ago
Is pluvicto helping?
I started pluvicto on Jan 24, 2024. I’m on zoladex quarterly as well. I currently feel good compared to when i began pluvicto. My labwork are all normal, no abnormalities. My last scans show reduced mets in lymph nodes but still in bones and no progression. Would you say things are looking good with
I started pluvicto on Jan 24, 2024. I’m on zoladex quarterly as well. I currently feel good compared to when i began pluvicto. My labwork are all normal, no abnormalities. My last scans show reduced mets in lymph nodes but still in bones and no progression. Would you say things are looking good with
setho
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 months ago
Periods not right from failed first ivf cycle
Hi everyone My first ivf cycle failed on the 24th of April it was a hormone medicated cycle. I took my period about 7 days after stopping the progesterone which was heavier an more pain that usual which I no is quiet normal. About 2 weeks later I took my period again which was more like my usual periods
Hi everyone My first ivf cycle failed on the 24th of April it was a hormone medicated cycle. I took my period about 7 days after stopping the progesterone which was heavier an more pain that usual which I no is quiet normal. About 2 weeks later I took my period again which was more like my usual periods
Jlee181
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Fertility Network UK
2 months ago
help and support with ICSI
hi all due to start ivf/ICSI meds in the coming week. Been with my partner 8 years and been waiting to start IVF for over two years. I’m looking forward to starting a family hopefully but I am absolutely petrified of medical interventions so I’m looking for answers to what will the hormone injections
hi all due to start ivf/ICSI meds in the coming week. Been with my partner 8 years and been waiting to start IVF for over two years. I’m looking forward to starting a family hopefully but I am absolutely petrified of medical interventions so I’m looking for answers to what will the hormone injections
Marsiscoming6
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Fertility Network UK
2 months ago
My PCa history
After rising PSA from 6.92 in March 2012 to 9.98 in April 2013 Uro performed Prostate Biopsy in April 2013. 12 samples were taken: worst sample 4+3 (30% involvement) and four samples 3+4 (5% involvement). Scheduled for robotic prostatectomy, but before it Uro gave me four shots of Fermagon. Uro
After rising PSA from 6.92 in March 2012 to 9.98 in April 2013 Uro performed Prostate Biopsy in April 2013. 12 samples were taken: worst sample 4+3 (30% involvement) and four samples 3+4 (5% involvement). Scheduled for robotic prostatectomy, but before it Uro gave me four shots of Fermagon. Uro
Maxi54
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 months ago
Tests results: MTHFR mutation
Hey, hope everyone is doing well. So just as a bit of background I'm prepping for my third and final IVF cycle next month. After my second cycle failed my consultant recommended a heap of tests to just "cross the ts" and it's taken ages for all the genetic tests to come back. In that time the tests
Hey, hope everyone is doing well. So just as a bit of background I'm prepping for my third and final IVF cycle next month. After my second cycle failed my consultant recommended a heap of tests to just "cross the ts" and it's taken ages for all the genetic tests to come back. In that time the tests
neonpg
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Fertility Network UK
2 months ago
AUA 2024: mCRPC: Key Updates in Radioligand Therapy, PSMA Sensitive Disease
(UroToday.com) The 2024 American Urological Association (AUA) Annual Meeting held in San Antonio, TX was host to the International Prostate Forum. Dr. Jeremie Calais presented key updates in radioligand therapy for patients with PSMA-sensitive disease. The field of prostate cancer theranostics has
(UroToday.com) The 2024 American Urological Association (AUA) Annual Meeting held in San Antonio, TX was host to the International Prostate Forum. Dr. Jeremie Calais presented key updates in radioligand therapy for patients with PSMA-sensitive disease. The field of prostate cancer theranostics has
God_Loves_Me
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 months ago
The Shelagh Cheesman Lupus Information Day - 16th March
The Cambridgeshire Lupus Group will be hosting an Information Day on Saturday 16th March, in memory of Shelagh Cheesman, who died as a result of cancer in March 2018. To register for your free ticket, please visit - https://lupusuk.org.uk/shelagh-cheesman-lupus-day/ If you have any questions, please
The Cambridgeshire Lupus Group will be hosting an Information Day on Saturday 16th March, in memory of Shelagh Cheesman, who died as a result of cancer in March 2018. To register for your free ticket, please visit - https://lupusuk.org.uk/shelagh-cheesman-lupus-day/ If you have any questions, please
michaellasmith
Administrator
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LUPUS UK
6 months ago
lupus and surgery
hi my name is Diana I have lupus and I am looking to do a hip dip and bum filler. I and on medication my lupus is topical it only affects my skin making it really dry and also my scalp really dry. I am on medication once a day It only affects my skins in the sun here in the uk but not when I’m home
hi my name is Diana I have lupus and I am looking to do a hip dip and bum filler. I and on medication my lupus is topical it only affects my skin making it really dry and also my scalp really dry. I am on medication once a day It only affects my skins in the sun here in the uk but not when I’m home
Shawna3g
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LUPUS UK
6 months ago
Medication delivery
How long roughly has your medication taken to arrive? I'm due to start my first cycle of IVF with donor sperm on my next period (due Wednesday), but i'm worried the medication won't won't arrive on time? Good luck to all of you. xx
How long roughly has your medication taken to arrive? I'm due to start my first cycle of IVF with donor sperm on my next period (due Wednesday), but i'm worried the medication won't won't arrive on time? Good luck to all of you. xx
Running4u
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Fertility Network UK
2 months ago
Sister agreed to be donor
Dear Survivors, I hope you're all OK; it's so goddamn tough, and I am sending every ounce of strength to all of you that have been dealt this horrible hand of cards and have come out the other side. Cannot begin to describe the insurmountable heartache since TTC. I'm grabbing at any opportunity to
Dear Survivors, I hope you're all OK; it's so goddamn tough, and I am sending every ounce of strength to all of you that have been dealt this horrible hand of cards and have come out the other side. Cannot begin to describe the insurmountable heartache since TTC. I'm grabbing at any opportunity to
AnotherLaura
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Fertility Network UK
2 months ago
IVF or ICSI age 40
hello, I’m just waiting for our DNA fragmentation test to come back for my husband but I’m considering doing IVF instead of ICSI this time around. I have done IVF in the past which was successful but I was younger. Anyone have positive IVF stories at the age of 40.
hello, I’m just waiting for our DNA fragmentation test to come back for my husband but I’m considering doing IVF instead of ICSI this time around. I have done IVF in the past which was successful but I was younger. Anyone have positive IVF stories at the age of 40.
Londongirl84
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Fertility Network UK
2 months ago
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