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liver and black pudding
had liver today and black pudding , and for some reason I started getting cramps then I had to rush to the toilet, i had diarrhoea and it seemed like it was very dark brown , can anyone tell me if eating liver and black pudding can make your stools be dark in colour as I’m a little worried , without
had liver today and black pudding , and for some reason I started getting cramps then I had to rush to the toilet, i had diarrhoea and it seemed like it was very dark brown , can anyone tell me if eating liver and black pudding can make your stools be dark in colour as I’m a little worried , without
Prettywoman73
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IBS Network
8 months ago
Advice
I'm seeing a neurologist for balance problems and occasional slurring of words. I was diagnosed with Pernicious Anaemia (currently on B12 injections) in July this year and have had vitiligo for over 20 years. One of the blood test done was for TPO antibodies with were 78 which apparently had been
I'm seeing a neurologist for balance problems and occasional slurring of words. I was diagnosed with Pernicious Anaemia (currently on B12 injections) in July this year and have had vitiligo for over 20 years. One of the blood test done was for TPO antibodies with were 78 which apparently had been
Mark2027
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Thyroid UK
6 months ago
sulfur in dopamine agonists
I tried dopamine agonists: Pramipexole and Rotigotine. Both give me stomach problems. My neurologist says they are the lightest and that the others on the market have more side effects. It is true? I have seen the chemical formulas of these drugs: C19H25NOS and C10H17N3S both contain S (sulphur). While
I tried dopamine agonists: Pramipexole and Rotigotine. Both give me stomach problems. My neurologist says they are the lightest and that the others on the market have more side effects. It is true? I have seen the chemical formulas of these drugs: C19H25NOS and C10H17N3S both contain S (sulphur). While
michelagvolpe
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Cure Parkinson's
8 months ago
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Magnesium type
I had my husband on Natural Calm which is the brand I take. His mood lifted, he was less tired etc etc. The problem is it affected his toilet habits! My friend said better to spray and take it trans-dermally but she's talking about Magnesium Chloride. Is that any good to take? I've only ever taken
I had my husband on Natural Calm which is the brand I take. His mood lifted, he was less tired etc etc. The problem is it affected his toilet habits! My friend said better to spray and take it trans-dermally but she's talking about Magnesium Chloride. Is that any good to take? I've only ever taken
Boldgirl45
in
Restless Legs Syndrome
2 months ago
Length of gabapentin
I have severe RLS . I have gone through hell from pramipraxole, augmentation, impulse control issues and then DAWS. I tried to go without medication for a year after getting off pramipraxole. I ended up going from morphine (that didn’t really help at all) to methadone going from 5 mg working my way to
I have severe RLS . I have gone through hell from pramipraxole, augmentation, impulse control issues and then DAWS. I tried to go without medication for a year after getting off pramipraxole. I ended up going from morphine (that didn’t really help at all) to methadone going from 5 mg working my way to
senders
in
Restless Legs Syndrome
2 months ago
In Shock!
Hi all Around a year ago I was diagnosed, via a fibroscan with a score of 20, as my gastro consultant said, borderline cirrhosis. I’ve never been happy with the lack of anything I have received from him so I pushed for a referral to Kings College. I ended up there yesterday and they did a second
Hi all Around a year ago I was diagnosed, via a fibroscan with a score of 20, as my gastro consultant said, borderline cirrhosis. I’ve never been happy with the lack of anything I have received from him so I pushed for a referral to Kings College. I ended up there yesterday and they did a second
Honeysuckle123
in
British Liver Trust
8 months ago
Why not give Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) as Adjunctive Therapy a Try?
I am thinking this will likely be my last post, unless something dramatic shakes out. Remember LTC CHESTY PULLER'S, USMC, comment, Battle of the Chosin Resvoir, North Korea, 1950. "The bas..... are in front of us and at our rear. They are on our right flank and our left flank. They won't get
I am thinking this will likely be my last post, unless something dramatic shakes out. Remember LTC CHESTY PULLER'S, USMC, comment, Battle of the Chosin Resvoir, North Korea, 1950. "The bas..... are in front of us and at our rear. They are on our right flank and our left flank. They won't get
Isthistheone
in
Cure Parkinson's
8 months ago
liver chrosis
Hi folks today I was diagnosed with early stage liver chrosis, I was massively overweight and managed to loose 10 stone although in a recent blood test showed platelets were low , I am 32 and now very scared about what the future my hold and what my life expectancy is. I have a young daughter at 3 and
Hi folks today I was diagnosed with early stage liver chrosis, I was massively overweight and managed to loose 10 stone although in a recent blood test showed platelets were low , I am 32 and now very scared about what the future my hold and what my life expectancy is. I have a young daughter at 3 and
Anxiousboy18
in
British Liver Trust
8 months ago
Update: re my "draining fluid" post
I recently about (4th August) posted on the above topic. I thought I was going into hospital to have fluid drained. To those that replied, sorry for the delay! I will be reading and responding over the next few days, but in the meantime, thanks to all of you, you are a great source of support and
I recently about (4th August) posted on the above topic. I thought I was going into hospital to have fluid drained. To those that replied, sorry for the delay! I will be reading and responding over the next few days, but in the meantime, thanks to all of you, you are a great source of support and
taar
in
British Liver Trust
8 months ago
Fibroscan results
Hi, My husband’s fibroscan came back with a KPA of 21.5 and the hepetologist has said he has significant bridging fibrosis - she actually said that he doesn’t have cirrhosis (said multiple times) and that at this stage he can still reverse it if he loses weight? What confuses me is that everywhere
Hi, My husband’s fibroscan came back with a KPA of 21.5 and the hepetologist has said he has significant bridging fibrosis - she actually said that he doesn’t have cirrhosis (said multiple times) and that at this stage he can still reverse it if he loses weight? What confuses me is that everywhere
Whatta
in
British Liver Trust
8 months ago
ANY MALES WITH LUPUS/SLE, SJOGREN'S OR UNDIFFERENTIATED CONNECTIVE TISSUE DISEASE?
There was a great response to the invite for interviewees for zoom or email interviews for the Swansea University Medical School diagnostic journeys study; and the interviews have been incredibly helpful. We are not too far off the total number of interviewees we need at this stage. But have had very
There was a great response to the invite for interviewees for zoom or email interviews for the Swansea University Medical School diagnostic journeys study; and the interviews have been incredibly helpful. We are not too far off the total number of interviewees we need at this stage. But have had very
RupertW-SUMS
in
LUPUS UK
6 months ago
Severe Restless Leg
Hello all ! I have suffered from this horrible condition for 30 years. I have been on every medication known to help. It affects my life day and night! I even experience in my arms now. I currently am on anywhere from 5 to 8 mg daily of Ropinirole. And thats not helping. Long story short I accidently
Hello all ! I have suffered from this horrible condition for 30 years. I have been on every medication known to help. It affects my life day and night! I even experience in my arms now. I currently am on anywhere from 5 to 8 mg daily of Ropinirole. And thats not helping. Long story short I accidently
Gette1274
in
Restless Legs Syndrome
2 months ago
Duloxetine to Mirtazapine
I been on Gabapentin from 23.02.24 and was previously on Pramipexole but had compulsive eating so asked to change. I stopped Pramipexole straight away and moved to Gabapentin and went from 300mg three times a day to 900mg three times a day and not really helped me. Spoke to Dr today who’s decided I should
I been on Gabapentin from 23.02.24 and was previously on Pramipexole but had compulsive eating so asked to change. I stopped Pramipexole straight away and moved to Gabapentin and went from 300mg three times a day to 900mg three times a day and not really helped me. Spoke to Dr today who’s decided I should
Puggy1910
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Restless Legs Syndrome
2 months ago
Lupus information and stories
https://lupusnewstoday.com/category/news/ This link works I hope. If you are not aware of it, it could be helpful and real time stories of people with lupus.
https://lupusnewstoday.com/category/news/ This link works I hope. If you are not aware of it, it could be helpful and real time stories of people with lupus.
MrsMarigold
in
LUPUS UK
6 months ago
What is the best app for lupus diet.
I’m struggling with my weight and what to avoid .
I’m struggling with my weight and what to avoid .
Gabriel8
in
LUPUS UK
6 months ago
paroxysmal atrial fibrillation
I have posted re my paroxysmal AF with episodes very fast heart rate requiring treatment in hospital, but am now concerned about ever getting the Ablation I am waiting for. Have just found a letter August, which says “we’ll consider ablation if another very fast heart rate episode occurs”. Well so
I have posted re my paroxysmal AF with episodes very fast heart rate requiring treatment in hospital, but am now concerned about ever getting the Ablation I am waiting for. Have just found a letter August, which says “we’ll consider ablation if another very fast heart rate episode occurs”. Well so
carkat22
in
AF Association
5 months ago
Gabapentin
I've suffered with rls for over 30 years which has gradually got worse and worse. I'm now 74. After taking dopamine agonists for years, then tramadol, codeine and trying Kratom nothing was working and my doctor and neurologist would and could not prescribe anything else. In the past I had tried Pregabalin
I've suffered with rls for over 30 years which has gradually got worse and worse. I'm now 74. After taking dopamine agonists for years, then tramadol, codeine and trying Kratom nothing was working and my doctor and neurologist would and could not prescribe anything else. In the past I had tried Pregabalin
Coeso
in
Restless Legs Syndrome
2 months ago
yellow tongue
Hi All. My partner has been diagnosed with cirrhosis. he has a few mild symptoms, bloated stomach, spider veins, erectile dysfuction, loss of appetite. He has now developed a yellow tongue with fissures. Has anyone else had this? Is it related to cirrhosis as I cant find anything about it online
Hi All. My partner has been diagnosed with cirrhosis. he has a few mild symptoms, bloated stomach, spider veins, erectile dysfuction, loss of appetite. He has now developed a yellow tongue with fissures. Has anyone else had this? Is it related to cirrhosis as I cant find anything about it online
pussycat66
in
British Liver Trust
8 months ago
feeding tube decision
hi everyone my precious 81 yr old dad 20 years with PD my hero Is sadly losing his battle with PD He has had a very rough couple of weeks first fell broke his hip & had surgery to repair in hospital over a week Then while recovering from that contracted RSV and double pneumonia. Back to hospital
hi everyone my precious 81 yr old dad 20 years with PD my hero Is sadly losing his battle with PD He has had a very rough couple of weeks first fell broke his hip & had surgery to repair in hospital over a week Then while recovering from that contracted RSV and double pneumonia. Back to hospital
Joy_gitt
in
Cure Parkinson's
8 months ago
Amiodarone and AF
I had cardioversion in August at Bart’s to restore sinus rhythm after being in persistent AF for 6 months. Been on amiodarone and pleased to report not a single flutter since. Had transformed my life. Cardiologist wants to reduce my dose and later change me to another drug. Does anyone have experience
I had cardioversion in August at Bart’s to restore sinus rhythm after being in persistent AF for 6 months. Been on amiodarone and pleased to report not a single flutter since. Had transformed my life. Cardiologist wants to reduce my dose and later change me to another drug. Does anyone have experience
Midnight2022
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
5 months ago
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