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Covid vaccination brand
My concern is the Pfizer Covid vaccination because it gives me a leg rash -
Livedo
reticularis
, which worsens each time and never goes away it is not itchy but results in a very dry skin. Does anyone know if there is a different brand available? I had no problems with AZ?
My concern is the Pfizer Covid vaccination because it gives me a leg rash -
Livedo
reticularis
, which worsens each time and never goes away it is not itchy but results in a very dry skin. Does anyone know if there is a different brand available? I had no problems with AZ?
Rosie7may
in
Vasculitis UK
7 months ago
I’m scared
Weirdly I also developed onset
livedo
reticularis
. Anyway, my GP has mentioned if this continues I need to be referred to a specialist. But im just looking for some reassurance haha
Weirdly I also developed onset
livedo
reticularis
. Anyway, my GP has mentioned if this continues I need to be referred to a specialist. But im just looking for some reassurance haha
beetamer
in
MPN Voice
5 months ago
kali9
Symptoms I experience daily:
livedo
reticularis
, pain in my shoulders, ribcage, back muscles, breast bone, hands, knees, feet. I get swelling in the ball of the foot; my whole right foot is painful while on the left foot I get pain and sweeling on the ball of the foot and heel pain.
Symptoms I experience daily:
livedo
reticularis
, pain in my shoulders, ribcage, back muscles, breast bone, hands, knees, feet. I get swelling in the ball of the foot; my whole right foot is painful while on the left foot I get pain and sweeling on the ball of the foot and heel pain.
kali9
in
LUPUS UK
5 months ago
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Set of symptoms - who can relate?
I had mild occasional
livedo
reticularis
on the upper body, legs and arms, and petechiae on the arms and upper body, headache attacks, increased thirst over months that did not react to drinking, extreme brain fog after eating (especially breakfast), and malaise after cognitive and physical efforts.
I had mild occasional
livedo
reticularis
on the upper body, legs and arms, and petechiae on the arms and upper body, headache attacks, increased thirst over months that did not react to drinking, extreme brain fog after eating (especially breakfast), and malaise after cognitive and physical efforts.
rik_
in
Hughes Syndrome APS Forum
3 months ago
I'm not going nuts!
I also have a
livedo
reticularis
rash on my thighs, which I've had since childhood. I was put on aspirin for my last pregnancy. I get a butterfly facial rash every now and then and awful headaches, for which I take herbal remedies.
I also have a
livedo
reticularis
rash on my thighs, which I've had since childhood. I was put on aspirin for my last pregnancy. I get a butterfly facial rash every now and then and awful headaches, for which I take herbal remedies.
RabbitMum_1965
in
LUPUS UK
1 year ago
Cirosis
I have high liver enzymes. AST 91. Alt 134. Ggt 235. Fibroscan cap 366 and kpa 5.6. What does this mean .
I have high liver enzymes. AST 91. Alt 134. Ggt 235. Fibroscan cap 366 and kpa 5.6. What does this mean .
Curryblue
in
British Liver Trust
4 hours ago
Chronic Liver Disease Post Transplant
Hi, I had a liver transplant in October 2017 and apart from a little set back right at the beginning, meaning I was in Addenbrookes for 5 weeks, I have been really well. I haven’t even had Covid! However a couple of months ago, I had a CT scan which showed that I have chronic liver disease. To say
Hi, I had a liver transplant in October 2017 and apart from a little set back right at the beginning, meaning I was in Addenbrookes for 5 weeks, I have been really well. I haven’t even had Covid! However a couple of months ago, I had a CT scan which showed that I have chronic liver disease. To say
Dawnejoy
in
British Liver Trust
15 hours ago
Help with diet
My husband has been told to cut out salt and reduce fluids to 1.5lt a day due to ascites, but increase protein and carbs and calories intake to around 3000 a day to maintain his weight. He is struggling with this as he has never had a big appetite and would happily exist on bread and sausage. He is type
My husband has been told to cut out salt and reduce fluids to 1.5lt a day due to ascites, but increase protein and carbs and calories intake to around 3000 a day to maintain his weight. He is struggling with this as he has never had a big appetite and would happily exist on bread and sausage. He is type
Breakfastbabe
in
British Liver Trust
22 hours ago
nose bleed
was rushed to hospital 2weeks ago for pneumonia. Was discharged after a week. Wasn’t home 24 hrs. And out of the blue my nose started bleeding. It hasn’t stopped. Has this happened to anyone else and what did the doctors do to stop it?
was rushed to hospital 2weeks ago for pneumonia. Was discharged after a week. Wasn’t home 24 hrs. And out of the blue my nose started bleeding. It hasn’t stopped. Has this happened to anyone else and what did the doctors do to stop it?
Daytym
in
British Liver Trust
1 day ago
Blood test results
Hi, three weeks ago I had a Fibroscan in a mobile community testing van, the result was a reading of 15.1. The nurse suggested cirrhosis of the liver and said a referral for a CT scan was appropriate. I hadn't heard anything for two weeks, as you can imagine, I was beside myself with worry, I phoned
Hi, three weeks ago I had a Fibroscan in a mobile community testing van, the result was a reading of 15.1. The nurse suggested cirrhosis of the liver and said a referral for a CT scan was appropriate. I hadn't heard anything for two weeks, as you can imagine, I was beside myself with worry, I phoned
karebear_
in
British Liver Trust
2 days ago
liver
I’m 73 and been feeling extra tired recently, otherwise fit and well. I thought the tiredness might be caused by Keppra a drug I take for epilepsy, I’m also on statins … but anyway the GP did a blood test, the Serum Alanine transaminase was ‘out of range’ at 54 u/l. I’ve always been a drinker but stick
I’m 73 and been feeling extra tired recently, otherwise fit and well. I thought the tiredness might be caused by Keppra a drug I take for epilepsy, I’m also on statins … but anyway the GP did a blood test, the Serum Alanine transaminase was ‘out of range’ at 54 u/l. I’ve always been a drinker but stick
rogertb
in
British Liver Trust
2 days ago
Hope for fatigue
Umecrine Cognition is developing a completely new type of drug for neurological disorders in the brain that can occur as a result of a number of underlying diseases and lead to severely reduced cognition and alertness. The results from an internationally recognized clinical phase 2 study indicate that
Umecrine Cognition is developing a completely new type of drug for neurological disorders in the brain that can occur as a result of a number of underlying diseases and lead to severely reduced cognition and alertness. The results from an internationally recognized clinical phase 2 study indicate that
DonnaBoll
Administrator
in
PBC Foundation
3 days ago
Tuesday 'tips'
[i]What are some ways you cope with the fatigue?[/i] [i]How has the fatigue affected your life overall?[/i] [i]What have you found helpful on those days?[/i] [i]finally.....[/i][i]
..has you doctor ever asked you "how's the fatigue?"
[/i][i] I know for me, he has never ever asked me in the 20
[i]What are some ways you cope with the fatigue?[/i] [i]How has the fatigue affected your life overall?[/i] [i]What have you found helpful on those days?[/i] [i]finally.....[/i][i]
..has you doctor ever asked you "how's the fatigue?"
[/i][i] I know for me, he has never ever asked me in the 20
DonnaBoll
Administrator
in
PBC Foundation
3 days ago
interesting encounter
my spouse was at Costco recently and after shopping ate at the food court. Shared a table with another couple. They got to talking. Turns out the man had PBC! He had a liver transplant 23 years ago. Been doing Ok. They gave my spouse their phone numbers since I wasn’t there. Nice thing is he goes
my spouse was at Costco recently and after shopping ate at the food court. Shared a table with another couple. They got to talking. Turns out the man had PBC! He had a liver transplant 23 years ago. Been doing Ok. They gave my spouse their phone numbers since I wasn’t there. Nice thing is he goes
CeeCee101
in
PBC Foundation
4 days ago
stent
Hello. My husband had a stent placed into his bile duct to widen it last April (2023) he had it removed in August (23) and a balloon used to widen further strictures (narrowings). All seemed ok. He struggles daily due to his PSC which has caused cirrhosis on the left side of his liver plus portal hypertension
Hello. My husband had a stent placed into his bile duct to widen it last April (2023) he had it removed in August (23) and a balloon used to widen further strictures (narrowings). All seemed ok. He struggles daily due to his PSC which has caused cirrhosis on the left side of his liver plus portal hypertension
Grannysmiff
in
British Liver Trust
4 days ago
Does changes in liver always mean cancer
Hi My partner has cirrhosis and a spot on the liver which is monitored every 6 months. Following an ultrasound, more spots have now been identified and is going for an MRI and blood tests soon. I am very worried and was wondering if anyone has had a similar situation and does this always result in a
Hi My partner has cirrhosis and a spot on the liver which is monitored every 6 months. Following an ultrasound, more spots have now been identified and is going for an MRI and blood tests soon. I am very worried and was wondering if anyone has had a similar situation and does this always result in a
RainbowLover
in
British Liver Trust
6 days ago
Fibroscan – is it too early to be jubilant?
I do now feel like a fraud being here 😔 and my apologies to anybody here who feels I’ve created a storm in a teacup for myself and that I should clear the cyber waves for genuine issues. But in fairness to myself my GPs have been expressing serious concerns to me, I feel suggesting that I’m bound to
I do now feel like a fraud being here 😔 and my apologies to anybody here who feels I’ve created a storm in a teacup for myself and that I should clear the cyber waves for genuine issues. But in fairness to myself my GPs have been expressing serious concerns to me, I feel suggesting that I’m bound to
Trotter2024
in
British Liver Trust
6 days ago
Severe cirrhosis, any hope?
My father is in hospital with severe cirrhosis. He has been drinking a litre of vodka a day for 2 years. It sounds silly but none of us knew about it. He never seemed drunk. We are beating ourselves up wishing we could have intervened sooner. We phoned his DR after finding the empty bottles and he was
My father is in hospital with severe cirrhosis. He has been drinking a litre of vodka a day for 2 years. It sounds silly but none of us knew about it. He never seemed drunk. We are beating ourselves up wishing we could have intervened sooner. We phoned his DR after finding the empty bottles and he was
Puddles0
in
British Liver Trust
7 days ago
Billiry attresia
My Son is 9 weeks old, had the kasai operation when he was 6 weeks old his eyes are still a bit yellowish Stool is light yellow and he poop every feed. doctors said that they found mild to moderate fibrosis in his biopsy report . i wanted to know about mild to moderate fibrosis . anyone had this kind
My Son is 9 weeks old, had the kasai operation when he was 6 weeks old his eyes are still a bit yellowish Stool is light yellow and he poop every feed. doctors said that they found mild to moderate fibrosis in his biopsy report . i wanted to know about mild to moderate fibrosis . anyone had this kind
srajeshwari53
in
Children's Liver Disease Foundation
8 days ago
Introduction to our newer members
Hi - and welcome! My name is Donna - I facilitate this support group for The PBC Foundation - Health Unlocked. 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 googling for information - get your
Hi - and welcome! My name is Donna - I facilitate this support group for The PBC Foundation - Health Unlocked. 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 googling for information - get your
DonnaBoll
Administrator
in
PBC Foundation
9 days ago
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