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Anyone know of any cirrhosis of the Liver specialist that are taking on patients?
I decided to go onto a drug trial that was trialling a drug for Fatty Liver disease. To do this I had to go through a number of tests which included a liver biopsy. I had this biopsy and it came back that I had Cirrhosis of the Liver and I could not continue with the trial as my liver had passed the
I decided to go onto a drug trial that was trialling a drug for Fatty Liver disease. To do this I had to go through a number of tests which included a liver biopsy. I had this biopsy and it came back that I had Cirrhosis of the Liver and I could not continue with the trial as my liver had passed the
Plecos
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British Liver Trust
3 years ago
Transplant assessment
Hi been here nrly a yr reading your posts, thanks. Bit of background partner has had cirrhosis for quite a few yrs, 'normal life' full time job , few cans every night. Regular scans showed a tumour . Ablation May 2020 successful. In Leeds. Back to normal life ' work still drinking beer' not seen by
Hi been here nrly a yr reading your posts, thanks. Bit of background partner has had cirrhosis for quite a few yrs, 'normal life' full time job , few cans every night. Regular scans showed a tumour . Ablation May 2020 successful. In Leeds. Back to normal life ' work still drinking beer' not seen by
Arms-1
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British Liver Trust
3 years ago
Support
Hi my husband has just had a liver transplant and is due home tomorrow, I’m beginning to get stressed and panicked as to how to look after him properly could anyone please give me some advice or guidance, thank you
Hi my husband has just had a liver transplant and is due home tomorrow, I’m beginning to get stressed and panicked as to how to look after him properly could anyone please give me some advice or guidance, thank you
Osgoodblue
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British Liver Trust
3 years ago
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So, How do you Treat Addiction?
I have often mentioned on here what the difference between an alcohol addiction and a person who has an alcohol problem was. A person with a alcohol problem is basically drinking because they want to. A person with an Alcohol Addiction, is now drinking because they have to. I've recently found this
I have often mentioned on here what the difference between an alcohol addiction and a person who has an alcohol problem was. A person with a alcohol problem is basically drinking because they want to. A person with an Alcohol Addiction, is now drinking because they have to. I've recently found this
Richard-Allen
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British Liver Trust
3 years ago
Preparing for a Colonoscopy when suffering with Cirrhosis. On going bowel issues. Future plans.
My Cirrhosis was discovered as I was having stomach pains and irregular bowel movements, often with a degree of urgency. This was last August. I have had Bloods, Fibroscan and Ultrasound and from this, diagnosed. To date I haven't seen a NHS Consultant, although I have been referred. I did pay for a
My Cirrhosis was discovered as I was having stomach pains and irregular bowel movements, often with a degree of urgency. This was last August. I have had Bloods, Fibroscan and Ultrasound and from this, diagnosed. To date I haven't seen a NHS Consultant, although I have been referred. I did pay for a
Marquee1880
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British Liver Trust
3 years ago
Trouble in rehab
Hello folks I am in second week of residential rehab. Going well, detox was fine and getting stuck into all the programmes and groups. I developed a new but mild pain around and under my left collarbone late morning but it seems to getting worse. Don't say ask the rehab nurse as she is an agency person
Hello folks I am in second week of residential rehab. Going well, detox was fine and getting stuck into all the programmes and groups. I developed a new but mild pain around and under my left collarbone late morning but it seems to getting worse. Don't say ask the rehab nurse as she is an agency person
theoldboiler
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British Liver Trust
3 years ago
URQ fullness
First of all thank you for this site, it has been of great help to me. Question, about a month ago I went in for a general physical as I was having RUQ “fullness feeling”. I was in the past a moderate to heavy drinker so it made me nervous after “googling”. Had slightly elevated alt and ast. Less than
First of all thank you for this site, it has been of great help to me. Question, about a month ago I went in for a general physical as I was having RUQ “fullness feeling”. I was in the past a moderate to heavy drinker so it made me nervous after “googling”. Had slightly elevated alt and ast. Less than
Boss2015
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British Liver Trust
3 years ago
Worried about CT results
Had a Ct scan last night of abdomen and really worried for the results, is no new good news? I don’t even know if they’ll write to me with the results or call me or what, I don’t have a follow up booked. They said my Gp wouldn’t get the results and it would go back to the consultant. I feel like they
Had a Ct scan last night of abdomen and really worried for the results, is no new good news? I don’t even know if they’ll write to me with the results or call me or what, I don’t have a follow up booked. They said my Gp wouldn’t get the results and it would go back to the consultant. I feel like they
Ac16
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British Liver Trust
3 years ago
Pressure from doctors to for feeding tube or trachea
My friend is still on a ventilator. The doctor is saying no more Covid, no more pneumonia. His parents are being told he has Covid brain. His eyes r open but brain won’t signal lungs to breathe? Doc says get a permanent feeding tube? It’s only been 6 days since sedation drugs left.
My friend is still on a ventilator. The doctor is saying no more Covid, no more pneumonia. His parents are being told he has Covid brain. His eyes r open but brain won’t signal lungs to breathe? Doc says get a permanent feeding tube? It’s only been 6 days since sedation drugs left.
LCharles
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ICUsteps
3 years ago
CMV/RETURNS
Inherited CMV/cytomegalovirus in 2019 from my donar liver,since my liver transplant I have had the virus 3 times,going into hospital on Monday for gancyclovir intravenously as valgancyclovir is not helping at home,has anyone had this virus more than once
Inherited CMV/cytomegalovirus in 2019 from my donar liver,since my liver transplant I have had the virus 3 times,going into hospital on Monday for gancyclovir intravenously as valgancyclovir is not helping at home,has anyone had this virus more than once
Transplantboy
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British Liver Trust
3 years ago
🥱🥱🥱 and sleep!
Hi guys. I have just had a liver transplant and I am struggling to sleep. I seem to wake every 4 hours and cat nap when fatigue kicks in. I have a fare idea that it is the medication. I'm just wondering if there is anything I can do without taking sleeping tablets. Can I just say, I'm taking vitamin
Hi guys. I have just had a liver transplant and I am struggling to sleep. I seem to wake every 4 hours and cat nap when fatigue kicks in. I have a fare idea that it is the medication. I'm just wondering if there is anything I can do without taking sleeping tablets. Can I just say, I'm taking vitamin
Zukosmile07
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Sleep Matters
3 years ago
Is running hard on the liver?
Could running hurt my liver? Been going through some liver stuff…I’m ok by test standards but pain and digestive pain are still killing me…took a month off running and came back to it yesterday…the rest of the day felt like it was more inflamed and generally felt kinda sick. Am wondering if I made it
Could running hurt my liver? Been going through some liver stuff…I’m ok by test standards but pain and digestive pain are still killing me…took a month off running and came back to it yesterday…the rest of the day felt like it was more inflamed and generally felt kinda sick. Am wondering if I made it
Guitarlife91
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British Liver Trust
3 years ago
Seeking Fatty Liver Disease stories from Blacks/African-Americans
Hello everyone! I am the president and founder of Blue Faery, a liver cancer charity. This year, we are looking for stories from Blacks/African Americans who have fatty liver disease. Our Love Your Liver campaign launches next month and we would love to feature you and your story on our website. You
Hello everyone! I am the president and founder of Blue Faery, a liver cancer charity. This year, we are looking for stories from Blacks/African Americans who have fatty liver disease. Our Love Your Liver campaign launches next month and we would love to feature you and your story on our website. You
AndreaWilson_Founder
Caregiver
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Blue Faery Liver Cancer
3 years ago
High LDH and increasing
Hi, this is my first post. i have non cirrhotic portal hypertension (caused by sepsis,4 years ago) with varies in gut stomach and now also oesophagus. Last year, from around March I felt really unwell and I had blood tests taken privately. My LDH was 771. My NHS consultant arranged for further tests
Hi, this is my first post. i have non cirrhotic portal hypertension (caused by sepsis,4 years ago) with varies in gut stomach and now also oesophagus. Last year, from around March I felt really unwell and I had blood tests taken privately. My LDH was 771. My NHS consultant arranged for further tests
PiperAlfie
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CLL Support
3 years ago
Pain on left side
So after years of being dismissed by doctors and fighting tooth and nail for ct scans, ultrasounds and a fibroscan, I am still no where closer to a definitive diagnosis despite pain being ever present. As of late pain has started on the left side of my abdomen. This is a new development so I got a scan
So after years of being dismissed by doctors and fighting tooth and nail for ct scans, ultrasounds and a fibroscan, I am still no where closer to a definitive diagnosis despite pain being ever present. As of late pain has started on the left side of my abdomen. This is a new development so I got a scan
99problem
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British Liver Trust
3 years ago
Polycythaemia Vera.
I live in Plymouth UK, and have just been diagnosed with Polycycthaemia Vera , and am waiting to hear from my hospital my treatment which I believe will be phlebotomy ie bloods taken to reduce my red blood cell count. I had a liver transplant 12 years ago and have enjoyed good health till now :(. Only
I live in Plymouth UK, and have just been diagnosed with Polycycthaemia Vera , and am waiting to hear from my hospital my treatment which I believe will be phlebotomy ie bloods taken to reduce my red blood cell count. I had a liver transplant 12 years ago and have enjoyed good health till now :(. Only
plym1uk
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MPN Voice
3 years ago
Decompensated
Panicking :( I was admitted to hospital 19 months ago with jaundice and ascites, diagnosed with a decompensated liver. I got drained and stayed in for maybe a fortnight ? (sorry my brain is a total fuzz). I've been booze free since the day I was admitted and my liver doc says that my function tests
Panicking :( I was admitted to hospital 19 months ago with jaundice and ascites, diagnosed with a decompensated liver. I got drained and stayed in for maybe a fortnight ? (sorry my brain is a total fuzz). I've been booze free since the day I was admitted and my liver doc says that my function tests
billyde
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British Liver Trust
3 years ago
Long overdue 'anti alcohol report'
Morning, I hope you find this relevant. It's been seen as a watershed proclamation. The so called benefits of small amounts alcohol (especially wine) have been touted for centuries when it comes to cardiovascular health. Four days ago the World Heart Federation officially changed the message. Unequivocally
Morning, I hope you find this relevant. It's been seen as a watershed proclamation. The so called benefits of small amounts alcohol (especially wine) have been touted for centuries when it comes to cardiovascular health. Four days ago the World Heart Federation officially changed the message. Unequivocally
chrisw740
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British Liver Trust
3 years ago
I suspect I have a pbc. Where to begin? Indy.
Not Diagnosed. Just googling and it really seems this is what I must have. I had esophagus cancer 13 years ago. And I feel this has stressed my liver. Never had a drop of alcohol? Thank goodness.
Not Diagnosed. Just googling and it really seems this is what I must have. I had esophagus cancer 13 years ago. And I feel this has stressed my liver. Never had a drop of alcohol? Thank goodness.
JCIndy
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PBC Foundation
3 years ago
Progression of liver disease
From fatty liver do you always progress to hepatitis and then possibly cirrhosis? Or can you go straight from fatty liver to cirrhosis? I couldn’t find anything online that answered this question. Thank you
From fatty liver do you always progress to hepatitis and then possibly cirrhosis? Or can you go straight from fatty liver to cirrhosis? I couldn’t find anything online that answered this question. Thank you
Watersk
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British Liver Trust
3 years ago
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