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I had a kidney transplant nearly 3 years ago. I would like to treat my hair to a wash-in dye, the type that washes after about 6 weeks but I'm not sure this will be OK due to the anti rejection drugs I'm taking. Any advise would be welcome
I had a kidney transplant nearly 3 years ago. I would like to treat my hair to a wash-in dye, the type that washes after about 6 weeks but I'm not sure this will be OK due to the anti rejection drugs I'm taking. Any advise would be welcome
Runquik123
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Kidney Disease
6 months ago
terminal illness
my son was diagnosed with cirrhosis through alcohol 2 and a half years ago . He was given 2. -3 month to live . He stopped all alcohol immediately . Since then he’s had a TIPS procedure for ascities and he takes water tablets . His bloods are nearly all stable and the only symptoms he has is ascities
my son was diagnosed with cirrhosis through alcohol 2 and a half years ago . He was given 2. -3 month to live . He stopped all alcohol immediately . Since then he’s had a TIPS procedure for ascities and he takes water tablets . His bloods are nearly all stable and the only symptoms he has is ascities
Mango5cm
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British Liver Trust
1 day ago
Should something be done with a “moderately high” ALP?
Good moring! I had my bloods drawn last week and both ALT and AST went back to normal. My GGT came down but not normal, and ALP stayed the same as three months ago at 177 It was previously 385. (here, the ULN is 122). I have been on Urso for nine months, but only on the optimal dose for four months
Good moring! I had my bloods drawn last week and both ALT and AST went back to normal. My GGT came down but not normal, and ALP stayed the same as three months ago at 177 It was previously 385. (here, the ULN is 122). I have been on Urso for nine months, but only on the optimal dose for four months
Gaspereaux
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PBC Foundation
1 day ago
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Hi, newly diagnosed NAFLD Cirrhosis severe F4, also type 2 diabetic.Saw consultant last week with results of fibroscan, he wasn't very helpful, told me Google for information, he's arranging for an endoscopy which I'm petrified about to check for bleeding and cancer and said I need to loose weight. When
Hi, newly diagnosed NAFLD Cirrhosis severe F4, also type 2 diabetic.Saw consultant last week with results of fibroscan, he wasn't very helpful, told me Google for information, he's arranging for an endoscopy which I'm petrified about to check for bleeding and cancer and said I need to loose weight. When
Mushroom2024
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British Liver Trust
1 day ago
Thursday's Thoughts
I always try to chat about something I feel is important for everyone to know about. Today I want to go to something very basic - your Urso dosage.
1. Urso is the proven first line treatment for PBC and should be started as soon as PBC is suspected
2. The dose is
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always[/
I always try to chat about something I feel is important for everyone to know about. Today I want to go to something very basic - your Urso dosage.
1. Urso is the proven first line treatment for PBC and should be started as soon as PBC is suspected
2. The dose is
[u]
always[/
DonnaBoll
Administrator
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PBC Foundation
2 days ago
ELF score
My husband is a 44M, 6'1, 20.5 stone (was 21.5st, recently lost a stone in a couple of months). He'd been feeling off since beginning of the year. Began getting neck and shoulder pain, saying he must have slept wrong but it's happening far too frequently for that to be the case. I did a urine dipstick
My husband is a 44M, 6'1, 20.5 stone (was 21.5st, recently lost a stone in a couple of months). He'd been feeling off since beginning of the year. Began getting neck and shoulder pain, saying he must have slept wrong but it's happening far too frequently for that to be the case. I did a urine dipstick
Mamastevens2008
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British Liver Trust
3 days ago
Wednesday's Word
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NAFLD - non alcoholic fatty liver disease
[/i][/u] This is a very common chronic disease characterized by the deposit of fat in the liver cells. When it is also accompanied by inflammation it is known as NASH. This stands for non alcoholic steatohepatitis. NAFLD is said to be the biggest
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NAFLD - non alcoholic fatty liver disease
[/i][/u] This is a very common chronic disease characterized by the deposit of fat in the liver cells. When it is also accompanied by inflammation it is known as NASH. This stands for non alcoholic steatohepatitis. NAFLD is said to be the biggest
DonnaBoll
Administrator
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PBC Foundation
3 days ago
What socks for swollen legs?
Good afternoon. I was wondering if anybody would know what kind of socks I could use for my husband? He had cirrhosis of the liver and his legs swell really bad, all socks we have tries leave really bad indents and make his legs very sore, if anybody has any they could suggest I would really appreciate
Good afternoon. I was wondering if anybody would know what kind of socks I could use for my husband? He had cirrhosis of the liver and his legs swell really bad, all socks we have tries leave really bad indents and make his legs very sore, if anybody has any they could suggest I would really appreciate
Hithereeveryone
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British Liver Trust
3 days ago
liver enzymes
I was overweight and drinking had high liver enzymes ast/alt ratio .5. I lost weight and stopped drinking enzymes returned to normal in 6-8 weeks. Was diagnosed with nafld as the probable cause. Does returning liver enzymes mean it is resolved
I was overweight and drinking had high liver enzymes ast/alt ratio .5. I lost weight and stopped drinking enzymes returned to normal in 6-8 weeks. Was diagnosed with nafld as the probable cause. Does returning liver enzymes mean it is resolved
Yoyo7190
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British Liver Trust
4 days ago
Newly Diagnosed Type 3C
Hi everyone, I recently had my pancreas removed instantly making me a T3C diabetic. Bad times. Wondering if there are any fellow travellers out there on this forum and any tips they could give me. Finding it really hard to control my levels oscillating between low and high. Guess it’s all about getting
Hi everyone, I recently had my pancreas removed instantly making me a T3C diabetic. Bad times. Wondering if there are any fellow travellers out there on this forum and any tips they could give me. Finding it really hard to control my levels oscillating between low and high. Guess it’s all about getting
prime_monkfish
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Diabetes Support
5 days ago
Atopic eczema
I was diagnosed with IBS C and then SIBO but I do not have slow transit of food from my stomach (imaging using isotope). I try to keep with low FODMAP diet and recently seem to be managing a little better - haven’t used docusate laxative for maybe 6 weeks. Frequently I will have a day of very little
I was diagnosed with IBS C and then SIBO but I do not have slow transit of food from my stomach (imaging using isotope). I try to keep with low FODMAP diet and recently seem to be managing a little better - haven’t used docusate laxative for maybe 6 weeks. Frequently I will have a day of very little
Skyline4
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IBS Network
6 days ago
Fibroscan be wrong?
Can a Fibroscan be completely wrong ? I have seen a GP pravietly after NHS waiting is nearly a year to see live Dr . My fibroscan 19.4 and cap 350 slightly enlarged spleen . ultrasound shows fatty liver with smooth outline. New GP says the 2 don't match up . So I'm hoping and praying Fibroscan is
Can a Fibroscan be completely wrong ? I have seen a GP pravietly after NHS waiting is nearly a year to see live Dr . My fibroscan 19.4 and cap 350 slightly enlarged spleen . ultrasound shows fatty liver with smooth outline. New GP says the 2 don't match up . So I'm hoping and praying Fibroscan is
PeppyPo
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British Liver Trust
6 days ago
cured of Cirrhosis
after 9years of trips to hospital and venesection s I’ve been told today that I do not have Cirrhosis or fatty liver disease. Hurrah. Don’t know who will understand this news.
after 9years of trips to hospital and venesection s I’ve been told today that I do not have Cirrhosis or fatty liver disease. Hurrah. Don’t know who will understand this news.
annholly
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British Liver Trust
6 days ago
Questions to ask at first Hepatology appointment
Hello all,I finally have my first Hepatology clinic appointment this week. I've been waiting since the end of last year when I was referred by my GP following 'excessive fibrotic changes' being seen by the surgeon during gallbladder surgery. All LFTs were normal in January, and hepatitis and autoimmune
Hello all,I finally have my first Hepatology clinic appointment this week. I've been waiting since the end of last year when I was referred by my GP following 'excessive fibrotic changes' being seen by the surgeon during gallbladder surgery. All LFTs were normal in January, and hepatitis and autoimmune
Givemecoffee
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British Liver Trust
6 days ago
ALP and GGT results
Good morning everyone, I was diagnosed last November and started taking Urso right away. However, didn’t take the full dosage as per my weight until mid April. I just had my bloods done and my ALP as well as GGT are the same as three months ago…ALP is 177 and GGT is 225. They have come down since
Good morning everyone, I was diagnosed last November and started taking Urso right away. However, didn’t take the full dosage as per my weight until mid April. I just had my bloods done and my ALP as well as GGT are the same as three months ago…ALP is 177 and GGT is 225. They have come down since
Gaspereaux
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British Liver Trust
7 days ago
Liver lesion op.
Hi everyone I have finally had the lesion on my liver removed. Went OK and I feel surprisingly well after a 4 hour op. Only problem is I have to wait 4-6 weeks for the biopsy results. The surgeon said they also found a cavity where my gall bladder meets my bowel, had my gall bladder removed last
Hi everyone I have finally had the lesion on my liver removed. Went OK and I feel surprisingly well after a 4 hour op. Only problem is I have to wait 4-6 weeks for the biopsy results. The surgeon said they also found a cavity where my gall bladder meets my bowel, had my gall bladder removed last
nunbrook
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PBC Foundation
9 days ago
3rd Biopsy
Hi All, I had my 3rd liver bI iopsy last Monday, This was in a matter of weeks. When I saw my liver consultant he told me I had liver cancer with a 3cm lesion. He is hoping to start me on radiotherapy once he gets the result from my 3rd liver biopsy. I have the attitude to fight this terrible disease
Hi All, I had my 3rd liver bI iopsy last Monday, This was in a matter of weeks. When I saw my liver consultant he told me I had liver cancer with a 3cm lesion. He is hoping to start me on radiotherapy once he gets the result from my 3rd liver biopsy. I have the attitude to fight this terrible disease
Mick1414
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British Liver Trust
9 days ago
2nd TACE
Hello all my husband has just had the TACE procedure on the 2nd tumour, the 1st seems to be holding its own and no cancer ‘lighting up on Scans’. We have been told this is now palliative care husband also has Alzheimer’s, is there anyone out there who is in the same boat? I am struggling with dealing
Hello all my husband has just had the TACE procedure on the 2nd tumour, the 1st seems to be holding its own and no cancer ‘lighting up on Scans’. We have been told this is now palliative care husband also has Alzheimer’s, is there anyone out there who is in the same boat? I am struggling with dealing
Campervan29
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British Liver Trust
10 days ago
Fibroscan worries
Hello I wondered if anyone has had a Fibroscan result like mine - 349 CAP and 13.9 Kpa ? I’m very overweight but not much of a drinker and really worried the prognosis will be dire - I’ve a long wait before seeing a consultant. Does anyone know of this is likely to be cirrhosis and irreversible or
Hello I wondered if anyone has had a Fibroscan result like mine - 349 CAP and 13.9 Kpa ? I’m very overweight but not much of a drinker and really worried the prognosis will be dire - I’ve a long wait before seeing a consultant. Does anyone know of this is likely to be cirrhosis and irreversible or
Val690
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British Liver Trust
11 days ago
Seeking male liver cancer patient/survivor
We are excited to share that the next phase of our work with Eisai Inc. for the One Liver to Love campaign is kicking off, and we need your help! To help encourage men living with liver cancer to become more comfortable speaking openly and frankly about the disease,
we are seeking a male liver cancer
We are excited to share that the next phase of our work with Eisai Inc. for the One Liver to Love campaign is kicking off, and we need your help! To help encourage men living with liver cancer to become more comfortable speaking openly and frankly about the disease,
we are seeking a male liver cancer
AndreaWilson_Founder
Caregiver
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Blue Faery Liver Cancer
11 days ago
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