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Colonoscopy
My husband is 8 years post liver transplant has CKD, insulin diabetic, bp, had TIA. At the mom thing good. Needs colonoscopy, I'm so worried daycase but no covid immunity. So worried about affect on liver kid,diabetes. Anyone had colonoscopy after transplant would a scan mri etc not be easier. New to
My husband is 8 years post liver transplant has CKD, insulin diabetic, bp, had TIA. At the mom thing good. Needs colonoscopy, I'm so worried daycase but no covid immunity. So worried about affect on liver kid,diabetes. Anyone had colonoscopy after transplant would a scan mri etc not be easier. New to
Katielou14
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British Liver Trust
3 years ago
THINING SKIN AFTER KIDNEY TRANSPLANT
I have extremely thin skin since my transplant 17 months ago. I am still on high dosages of cellcept due to rejection issues. My arms, in particular, bruise very easily. Just scratching my arms will leave red marks that take weeks to disappear. I use Cera Ve moisturizer 2x a day and Eucerin Moisturizer
I have extremely thin skin since my transplant 17 months ago. I am still on high dosages of cellcept due to rejection issues. My arms, in particular, bruise very easily. Just scratching my arms will leave red marks that take weeks to disappear. I use Cera Ve moisturizer 2x a day and Eucerin Moisturizer
Norken
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Kidney Transplant
3 years ago
T2
I understand that it is now believed that T2, like T3, is produced by the Thyroid as well as through conversion, much like T3, and that this small amount is responsible for particularly metabolism and: Affecting and improving cholesterol Maintaining muscular activity Helping the liver and muscles burn
I understand that it is now believed that T2, like T3, is produced by the Thyroid as well as through conversion, much like T3, and that this small amount is responsible for particularly metabolism and: Affecting and improving cholesterol Maintaining muscular activity Helping the liver and muscles burn
annnsandell
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Thyroid UK
3 years ago
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Day 4 of husbands single lung transplant
Friday 13th - what a lucky day forMy husband . He was I believe quite close to death and docs were querying whether to put him on a machine to take over breathing, ECMO I think they call it . IPF had finally got the better of him and ironically he was taken in to A & E just as he was about to sign the
Friday 13th - what a lucky day forMy husband . He was I believe quite close to death and docs were querying whether to put him on a machine to take over breathing, ECMO I think they call it . IPF had finally got the better of him and ironically he was taken in to A & E just as he was about to sign the
Woolfe31
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 years ago
stomach ache
pain in stomach at the moment I'm taking trimethoprim for a bladder infection and it was 3-day course I'm almost at the end but I've got pain in my stomach and I feel nauseous will this stop once I finish the course?
pain in stomach at the moment I'm taking trimethoprim for a bladder infection and it was 3-day course I'm almost at the end but I've got pain in my stomach and I feel nauseous will this stop once I finish the course?
paboje47
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CLL Support
3 years ago
Brachytherapy HDR
So, after 3 months of scans the EBRT here locally was canceled. Today Jim's RO from UCSF called and said the radiation board talked a long time and decided Brachytherapy HDR was appropriate. Jim will have two treatments at an overnight stay. After all the frustration and anxiety over the delays
So, after 3 months of scans the EBRT here locally was canceled. Today Jim's RO from UCSF called and said the radiation board talked a long time and decided Brachytherapy HDR was appropriate. Jim will have two treatments at an overnight stay. After all the frustration and anxiety over the delays
JWPMP
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 years ago
Lupus related nodular prurigo
Does anyone with Lupus suffer from nodular prurigo? I’m climbing the walls with the pain and itching. Haven’t been able to see my consultant for over 2 years now. Any tips would be greatly appreciated. All the best to fellow Lupus sufferers.
Does anyone with Lupus suffer from nodular prurigo? I’m climbing the walls with the pain and itching. Haven’t been able to see my consultant for over 2 years now. Any tips would be greatly appreciated. All the best to fellow Lupus sufferers.
Oshachota
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LUPUS UK
3 years ago
Where can I find...
I would like to read Post liver transplant patient accounts..where can I find these?
I would like to read Post liver transplant patient accounts..where can I find these?
taar
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British Liver Trust
3 years ago
Coping with what could have been
My husband has recently been very ill and had a liver transplant which is working wonderfully. I can't stop thinking about what could have happened if he had not had the transplant. He had sepsis in March and almost died and was going downhill fast just before his transplant. I'm driving myself crazy
My husband has recently been very ill and had a liver transplant which is working wonderfully. I can't stop thinking about what could have happened if he had not had the transplant. He had sepsis in March and almost died and was going downhill fast just before his transplant. I'm driving myself crazy
Whip_pet
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British Liver Trust
3 years ago
Bladder pain?
I may have mentioned this before on here but honestly I just want to hear people’s stories and not feel alone in this. I currently get really bad bladder pain (what I assume is bladder pain). I get pain when my bladder is full and really bad pain as I emptying and after it is empty. It’s pain like I’
I may have mentioned this before on here but honestly I just want to hear people’s stories and not feel alone in this. I currently get really bad bladder pain (what I assume is bladder pain). I get pain when my bladder is full and really bad pain as I emptying and after it is empty. It’s pain like I’
Poppy96
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Endometriosis UK
3 years ago
PD and stress
I have being doing CAPD for about 18months now, it has really helped to keep me going whilst I wait for my transplant. I just worry constantly between getting the balance of exercise diet and laxative. When I get stressed I get constipated, when I get constipated I get even more stressed so I end up
I have being doing CAPD for about 18months now, it has really helped to keep me going whilst I wait for my transplant. I just worry constantly between getting the balance of exercise diet and laxative. When I get stressed I get constipated, when I get constipated I get even more stressed so I end up
Dora86
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Kidney Dialysis
3 years ago
Dialysis HEADACHE!
I get a headache almost every time I go to dialysis lately. My blood pressure goes up during dialysis and that may be the trigger, but curious if anyone else has had this issue and how they deal with it or avoid it. I tried magnesium supplements and that does seem to help.
I get a headache almost every time I go to dialysis lately. My blood pressure goes up during dialysis and that may be the trigger, but curious if anyone else has had this issue and how they deal with it or avoid it. I tried magnesium supplements and that does seem to help.
MP11
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Kidney Dialysis
3 years ago
Declining utilization of prostate brachytherapy.
New U.S. study below. [1] "We analyzed 178,837 patients {from the National Cancer Database (NCDB)} with localized adenocarcinoma of the prostate treated between 2010 and 2015 with radiation therapy." "During this period, the use of EBRT {external beam radiation} increased from 67% to 78%, "BT {brachytherapy
New U.S. study below. [1] "We analyzed 178,837 patients {from the National Cancer Database (NCDB)} with localized adenocarcinoma of the prostate treated between 2010 and 2015 with radiation therapy." "During this period, the use of EBRT {external beam radiation} increased from 67% to 78%, "BT {brachytherapy
pjoshea13
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 years ago
Update to my 10.1 elf
From previous post where dr wouldn't do scan as elf was under 10.5, which nice guidelines do state, but my concern was my drs think anything upto 10.5 is completely normal range with no other references, I did book a private ultrasound last week which showed nothing at all with my liver not even any
From previous post where dr wouldn't do scan as elf was under 10.5, which nice guidelines do state, but my concern was my drs think anything upto 10.5 is completely normal range with no other references, I did book a private ultrasound last week which showed nothing at all with my liver not even any
Poe2012
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British Liver Trust
3 years ago
3RD COVID VACCINE SHOT TO BE APPROVED WITHIN DAYS
My post on getting a third shot on my own, without approval from the government, has had very wide readership on this site. It should be so, because it is perhaps one of the bigger concerns we all should have right now. Now the good news is that the government here in the US is about to approve a third
My post on getting a third shot on my own, without approval from the government, has had very wide readership on this site. It should be so, because it is perhaps one of the bigger concerns we all should have right now. Now the good news is that the government here in the US is about to approve a third
wizzard166
in
CLL Support
3 years ago
scared appreciate any help
I now had a
kidney
transplant
. the med for the transplant seem to have made things change for the worse. I am now 60. I have rls in my upper trunck area. I am still on oxycontin and xanax with gabapintin.
I now had a
kidney
transplant
. the med for the transplant seem to have made things change for the worse. I am now 60. I have rls in my upper trunck area. I am still on oxycontin and xanax with gabapintin.
ESRDRLS
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Restless Legs Syndrome
3 years ago
Ugly disease
Hi everyone…. Not having a good day and just wondering if anyone else feels the way I do. I call this PV an ugly disease because it has taken away all the things that human beings take for granted. I am extremely symptomatic in that I feel and suffer all the symptoms PV has to offer!! Can’t take a 60
Hi everyone…. Not having a good day and just wondering if anyone else feels the way I do. I call this PV an ugly disease because it has taken away all the things that human beings take for granted. I am extremely symptomatic in that I feel and suffer all the symptoms PV has to offer!! Can’t take a 60
Hidden
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MPN Voice
3 years ago
COMBAT-CRPC: COncurrent adMinistration of Bipolar Androgen Therapy and Nivolumab in men with mCRPC
First, an interview of Mark Markowski by Charles Ryan: https://www.urotoday.com/video-lectures/asco-2021/video/2204-concurrent-administration-of-bipolar-androgen-therapy-and-nivolumab-in-men-with-mcrpc-the-combat-study-mark-markowski.html ... then the ASCO presentation by Markowski : https://www.urotoday.com
First, an interview of Mark Markowski by Charles Ryan: https://www.urotoday.com/video-lectures/asco-2021/video/2204-concurrent-administration-of-bipolar-androgen-therapy-and-nivolumab-in-men-with-mcrpc-the-combat-study-mark-markowski.html ... then the ASCO presentation by Markowski : https://www.urotoday.com
pjoshea13
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 years ago
Reducing organ transplant side-effects
A new research project aims to use personalised anti-rejection medication to reduce the health risks that organ transplant patients experience following surgery. Third-year PhD student Sarah Dart, from The University of Western Australia’s Medical School, said her research aimed to optimise immunosuppressant
A new research project aims to use personalised anti-rejection medication to reduce the health risks that organ transplant patients experience following surgery. Third-year PhD student Sarah Dart, from The University of Western Australia’s Medical School, said her research aimed to optimise immunosuppressant
2greys
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 years ago
Effectiveness of two jabs for immune suppressed patients
From information I have about
kidney
transplant
patients in France, and from the USA, it looks like there is evidence that the suppressed immune systems of organ transplants, IBD conditions, some cancer treatments, and any other conditions that require immune suppressants, might not responding to the
From information I have about
kidney
transplant
patients in France, and from the USA, it looks like there is evidence that the suppressed immune systems of organ transplants, IBD conditions, some cancer treatments, and any other conditions that require immune suppressants, might not responding to the
Westbourne
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Kidney Transplant
3 years ago
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