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Affect of tummy upsets on anti-coagulants,
I was wondering what effect it has on the absorption of anti-coagulants, should something cause you to have diarrhoea - how long does it take after ingestion does it take something like an Eliquis tablet to become effective ?
I was wondering what effect it has on the absorption of anti-coagulants, should something cause you to have diarrhoea - how long does it take after ingestion does it take something like an Eliquis tablet to become effective ?
pusillanimous
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AF Association
8 months ago
Regular care
I was diagnosed with AF around four years ago now, by a cardiologist in a major teaching hospital. I was put on anticoagulants and referred back to my GP. The local surgery check my meds yearly and I have an annual blood test, but that’s it. I am wondering whether I should ask to be referred back to
I was diagnosed with AF around four years ago now, by a cardiologist in a major teaching hospital. I was put on anticoagulants and referred back to my GP. The local surgery check my meds yearly and I have an annual blood test, but that’s it. I am wondering whether I should ask to be referred back to
AstroFish
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
8 months ago
Blood pressure medication
Can anyone advise the best blood pressure medication that doesn't make breathlessness and dry cough worse. Also doesn't make your ankles swell.Really appreciate any recommendations as I am not sure the gp has the time to go into the different types. Have tried ramipri and amlodipine. Thank you
Can anyone advise the best blood pressure medication that doesn't make breathlessness and dry cough worse. Also doesn't make your ankles swell.Really appreciate any recommendations as I am not sure the gp has the time to go into the different types. Have tried ramipri and amlodipine. Thank you
Teralea
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
8 months ago
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GCA Eyesight Anxiety
Hello, I am feeling quite anxious now, because my long-distance sight seems worse today. I am definitely seeing double (at a distance) and cannot focus (distance only.) Up close is clear. (I do have myopia, and have never had any problem with close work, unlike most people my age, which is 65.) I was
Hello, I am feeling quite anxious now, because my long-distance sight seems worse today. I am definitely seeing double (at a distance) and cannot focus (distance only.) Up close is clear. (I do have myopia, and have never had any problem with close work, unlike most people my age, which is 65.) I was
Lenore58
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PMRGCAuk
8 months ago
nexplanon implant removal
hi ladies, I’ve bled constantly since having my excision surgery in October. Been to my specialist who recommended that I have my implant out and reset my body completely then see about another form of contraceptive control in 3-6 months. Just had my implant removed today. Wondering how long it might
hi ladies, I’ve bled constantly since having my excision surgery in October. Been to my specialist who recommended that I have my implant out and reset my body completely then see about another form of contraceptive control in 3-6 months. Just had my implant removed today. Wondering how long it might
Kieraface
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Endometriosis UK
6 months ago
Sleep aids
Hoping that people can pass on what they use to help sleep with T. Realise there are likely to be a number of replies through various posts, but be good to hear what works for people on this thread if possible. ..on another note are steroids likely to spike tinnitus? Just finishing a 5 day course prescribed
Hoping that people can pass on what they use to help sleep with T. Realise there are likely to be a number of replies through various posts, but be good to hear what works for people on this thread if possible. ..on another note are steroids likely to spike tinnitus? Just finishing a 5 day course prescribed
Cityfan1
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Tinnitus UK
8 months ago
Hemorrhoids and ibs
Hi firstly happy new year to all and apologies for the long post - I have had bowel related symptoms mainly constipation but sometimes diarrhea as well as bloating and intermittent abdominal pain for most of my life and was told many years ago that it is "probably ibs". I have had a recent FIT test which
Hi firstly happy new year to all and apologies for the long post - I have had bowel related symptoms mainly constipation but sometimes diarrhea as well as bloating and intermittent abdominal pain for most of my life and was told many years ago that it is "probably ibs". I have had a recent FIT test which
Jojams
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IBS Network
6 months ago
UTI/bladder issues/pain
This article is an interesting read… https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/overactive-bladder-thyroid Especially as of a lately iv been struggling with my bladder, and a UTI, the UTI cleared up with antibiotics (which nearly killed me off!) but now certain foods/drinks trigger bladder pain!? I
This article is an interesting read… https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/overactive-bladder-thyroid Especially as of a lately iv been struggling with my bladder, and a UTI, the UTI cleared up with antibiotics (which nearly killed me off!) but now certain foods/drinks trigger bladder pain!? I
ThyroidObsessed
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Thyroid UK
8 months ago
You can't fool mother nature
I can not find the post which recommends this video. It was less than a week ago. It is 3 hours long so I recorded the audio and listened to it while working in my shop. I recommend it to anyone who has cancer or knows anyone who has cancer or really anyone. For me the most important take aways are intermittent
I can not find the post which recommends this video. It was less than a week ago. It is 3 hours long so I recorded the audio and listened to it while working in my shop. I recommend it to anyone who has cancer or knows anyone who has cancer or really anyone. For me the most important take aways are intermittent
spencoid2
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
8 months ago
How often and duration of the Tass gloves?
Just completed the build. Wife used first time for 2 hrs with improved gait was able to walk in house without walker. Used walking sticks just due to fear of falling. Hand printing improved. However today after 2 hrs she said she felt very jittery, kind of like a residual feeling of vibratio So she
Just completed the build. Wife used first time for 2 hrs with improved gait was able to walk in house without walker. Used walking sticks just due to fear of falling. Hand printing improved. However today after 2 hrs she said she felt very jittery, kind of like a residual feeling of vibratio So she
Furch
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Cure Parkinson's
8 months ago
red light therapy
I have been using red light therapy for a few years now but not sure if it works in slowing parkinsonsIt May we’ll be but I would like to ask Mr Markman about his trials. Are they double blind with placebo? What are the results? Thanks CG
I have been using red light therapy for a few years now but not sure if it works in slowing parkinsonsIt May we’ll be but I would like to ask Mr Markman about his trials. Are they double blind with placebo? What are the results? Thanks CG
Coling
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Cure Parkinson's
8 months ago
Blood in urine
Hi all I’m a type 2 diabetic, age 62, previous hysterectomy. I get recurring water infections and often the dipstick shows that up and nearly as many times I’m told no infection. I class myself as having painful bladder syndrome though that’s never been confirmed. My question today is that often along
Hi all I’m a type 2 diabetic, age 62, previous hysterectomy. I get recurring water infections and often the dipstick shows that up and nearly as many times I’m told no infection. I class myself as having painful bladder syndrome though that’s never been confirmed. My question today is that often along
Krawlins
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Bladder Health UK
8 months ago
Anybody doing 'The Full Diet'?
Hi Everyone Just wondered if anyone is losing weight via "The Full Diet" ? Its a book /method written by Saira Hameed, an NHS Consultant. Its all about going back to basics on eating - cutting out highly processed foods, eating within an eating window and reducing carbs. Its an interesting read
Hi Everyone Just wondered if anyone is losing weight via "The Full Diet" ? Its a book /method written by Saira Hameed, an NHS Consultant. Its all about going back to basics on eating - cutting out highly processed foods, eating within an eating window and reducing carbs. Its an interesting read
Jf41366204
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Weight Loss Support
8 months ago
Quick Question re. Taking Hydroxycarbamide.
Hi everyone, just to ask those of you with ET and taking HU, when taking two 500 mg capsules in a day, do you take them both together or at separate times in the day? Since my last post I have been back on my usual dose of 500 mg a day for 7 days, but after two weeks of taking this dose my platelets
Hi everyone, just to ask those of you with ET and taking HU, when taking two 500 mg capsules in a day, do you take them both together or at separate times in the day? Since my last post I have been back on my usual dose of 500 mg a day for 7 days, but after two weeks of taking this dose my platelets
azaelea
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MPN Voice
8 months ago
Mannose impairs tumor growth and enhances chemotherapy, https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/30464341/
I came across a number of articles related to PC and mannose.
I came across a number of articles related to PC and mannose.
Rfs1975
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
8 months ago
Enterosgel
Hi I’ve been suffering from haemorrhoids for a few months. It’s been getting better very gradually by eating a very high fibre diet to keep my stool very soft. But this has had the side effect of causing urgency several times a day. It’s making it very difficult to leave the house. I’ve had ibs for
Hi I’ve been suffering from haemorrhoids for a few months. It’s been getting better very gradually by eating a very high fibre diet to keep my stool very soft. But this has had the side effect of causing urgency several times a day. It’s making it very difficult to leave the house. I’ve had ibs for
MurphysSoulMate
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IBS Network
5 months ago
Nutrition supplements
I was given some nutritional supplements by the dietitian-complan shakes and aymes shakes- to try on top of my usual meals and see if I tolerate them, with the aim of gaining some weight. I'm not lactose intolerant so I should be ok. But I'm just terrified they are going to give me horrible symptoms.
I was given some nutritional supplements by the dietitian-complan shakes and aymes shakes- to try on top of my usual meals and see if I tolerate them, with the aim of gaining some weight. I'm not lactose intolerant so I should be ok. But I'm just terrified they are going to give me horrible symptoms.
Bluemon75
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IBS Network
8 months ago
United States APS Doctor Specialist List
I had one thrombosis event (CRVO) in May 2022 and then was diagnosed with APS shortly thereafter. I have only been on aspirin, which was input from an ophthalmologist, a hematologist, and a vascular specialist. Now the hematologist wants me to go on Warfarin. I have concluded that this hematologist
I had one thrombosis event (CRVO) in May 2022 and then was diagnosed with APS shortly thereafter. I have only been on aspirin, which was input from an ophthalmologist, a hematologist, and a vascular specialist. Now the hematologist wants me to go on Warfarin. I have concluded that this hematologist
baldboy67
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Hughes Syndrome APS Forum
8 months ago
My IBS Team Sheet – 2. Haemorrhoids (How I manage)
I think that having experienced having Haemorrhoids about six years ago that led me to be diagnosed with IBS, the relationship between IBS and Haemorrhoids could be a bit of a Red Herring! To be fair, I have experienced having haemorrhoids once since my first diagnosis, but now that I exercise regular
I think that having experienced having Haemorrhoids about six years ago that led me to be diagnosed with IBS, the relationship between IBS and Haemorrhoids could be a bit of a Red Herring! To be fair, I have experienced having haemorrhoids once since my first diagnosis, but now that I exercise regular
MountainHare1
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IBS Network
6 months ago
Any experience of having pulsed radio frequency nerve destruction on the pudendal nerve?
HiI am scheduled to have Pulsed Radio Frequency denervation on my Pudendal Nerve in a months time. Really nervous about whether I should get it done as I've not heard much good feedback regarding the results. Anyone out there who's had it? I'm hearing mixed reviews from 2 different neurologists. One
HiI am scheduled to have Pulsed Radio Frequency denervation on my Pudendal Nerve in a months time. Really nervous about whether I should get it done as I've not heard much good feedback regarding the results. Anyone out there who's had it? I'm hearing mixed reviews from 2 different neurologists. One
Jobie18
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Pelvic Pain Support Network
8 months ago
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