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Update & advice needed.
Hi all it's been over 3 months since I've been here. Hope you are all doing well. Since I was last here I have had a camera done with renal clinic they found a hernia that moves from my esophagus into my stomach I've been very unwell with acid backing into my lungs however am working forward on improving
Hi all it's been over 3 months since I've been here. Hope you are all doing well. Since I was last here I have had a camera done with renal clinic they found a hernia that moves from my esophagus into my stomach I've been very unwell with acid backing into my lungs however am working forward on improving
Iamyumyum
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Endometriosis UK
2 years ago
Is there anything I can take to lower antibodies
hi everyone, is there a way that I can lower my antibodies? Got my results back for kidney doctor (nephrologist) , all my bloods came back better GFR of 85 (so she was happy with that), and scan was good, but she said my antibodies were high which I knew eBay from my thyroid l. So she said she
hi everyone, is there a way that I can lower my antibodies? Got my results back for kidney doctor (nephrologist) , all my bloods came back better GFR of 85 (so she was happy with that), and scan was good, but she said my antibodies were high which I knew eBay from my thyroid l. So she said she
Thyroid36
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Constipation
HiHave been constipated slightly the last couple days due to painkillers because of a migraine I had. Anyway, needed the toilet this morning, couldn't go properly, sat there waiting because I knew I needed to go, then the pains came, omg, so with each pain I did some, then, the pains got worse, I
HiHave been constipated slightly the last couple days due to painkillers because of a migraine I had. Anyway, needed the toilet this morning, couldn't go properly, sat there waiting because I knew I needed to go, then the pains came, omg, so with each pain I did some, then, the pains got worse, I
Bluestones1
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IBS Network
2 years ago
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Sciatica anyone suffer from it
I recently got sciatica, and I've got to say, the pain is absolutely horrendous, it goes from my bum all the way down to my right foot, sometimes it's intermittent, and sometimes their is no letup. I went to see an osteopath on Tuesday, who said it can normally last up to 6 weeks, but at £55 a week could
I recently got sciatica, and I've got to say, the pain is absolutely horrendous, it goes from my bum all the way down to my right foot, sometimes it's intermittent, and sometimes their is no letup. I went to see an osteopath on Tuesday, who said it can normally last up to 6 weeks, but at £55 a week could
TG58
in
Lung Conditions Community Forum
2 years ago
Generic Lyrica is used to treat fibromyalgia and Epilepsy
Generic Lyrica 75 (https://www.buygenericpills.com/generic-lyrica-75mg)mg is the brand name of Pfizer for the drug Pregabalin. The FDA initially licensed Lyrica as an anticonvulsant or anti-epileptic medicine. It works by slowing down the brain impulses that trigger seizures. Pregabalin also alters brain
Generic Lyrica 75 (https://www.buygenericpills.com/generic-lyrica-75mg)mg is the brand name of Pfizer for the drug Pregabalin. The FDA initially licensed Lyrica as an anticonvulsant or anti-epileptic medicine. It works by slowing down the brain impulses that trigger seizures. Pregabalin also alters brain
Lilytaylor
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Epilepsy Action
2 years ago
BMB done
Had a bmb this afternoon, a lot more painful than last time. They had a lot of trouble getting a sample, and had to have a two or three goes! Home now and quite a bit of pain in the area. Taken some pain killers which I hope will kick in soon. Feels like a horse has been kicking me. Fingers crossed
Had a bmb this afternoon, a lot more painful than last time. They had a lot of trouble getting a sample, and had to have a two or three goes! Home now and quite a bit of pain in the area. Taken some pain killers which I hope will kick in soon. Feels like a horse has been kicking me. Fingers crossed
lizzziep
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MPN Voice
2 years ago
Association Between Antiepileptic Drugs and Incident Parkinson Disease in the UK Biobank
I am unable to post full text article, this is the summary with one comment regarding gabapentin. Interestingly my husband takes gabapentin for back/nerve pain. Prior to his diagnosis he was on a a dose about (600mg), taxes (900mg now) max for pain threshold is (2400-3600). Makes me wonder if we cut
I am unable to post full text article, this is the summary with one comment regarding gabapentin. Interestingly my husband takes gabapentin for back/nerve pain. Prior to his diagnosis he was on a a dose about (600mg), taxes (900mg now) max for pain threshold is (2400-3600). Makes me wonder if we cut
Sydney75
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Cure Parkinson's
2 years ago
looking for direction
I am getting no clear answers on
pain
options from
pain
management
I was told the only thing they can do is a Celia plexus block or live in pain. I am also a brittle T1D having problems keeping my blood sugars down. I believe I have simply had poor health care and direction.
I am getting no clear answers on
pain
options from
pain
management
I was told the only thing they can do is a Celia plexus block or live in pain. I am also a brittle T1D having problems keeping my blood sugars down. I believe I have simply had poor health care and direction.
Nohelp6
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Chronic Pancreatitis Support
2 years ago
Tried Almost Everything/Feel like Running Out of Options/Long Post
I’ve also seen two
pain
management
doctors and
pain
psychologist. Diagnostic pudendal nerve blocks provided no relief. Vulvodynia and pelvic floor are involved but the worst pain is in lower buttocks. I can’t sit for long and driving is almost intolerable.
I’ve also seen two
pain
management
doctors and
pain
psychologist. Diagnostic pudendal nerve blocks provided no relief. Vulvodynia and pelvic floor are involved but the worst pain is in lower buttocks. I can’t sit for long and driving is almost intolerable.
SouthernSally
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Pelvic Pain Support Network
2 years ago
Advice on Spasticity
Following a stroke my partner has severe very painful spasticity in his legs. Despite pain killers and antispasmodic drugs he is in terrible pain when moved ( and pretty well bed ridden as a result) I have managed to get him a referral to a special clinic in Orpington but the waiting list is so long
Following a stroke my partner has severe very painful spasticity in his legs. Despite pain killers and antispasmodic drugs he is in terrible pain when moved ( and pretty well bed ridden as a result) I have managed to get him a referral to a special clinic in Orpington but the waiting list is so long
Kentcarer
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Headway
2 years ago
Managing / reducing / stopping my pain meds
Hi everyone ,i had a few serious injuries snapped my get ACL cruciate medial horn and meniscus and shattered pattella and dislocated shoulder about 10 years ago ....iv mostly recovered from these injuries and been on pain killers since then ...i have tried to come off my pain meds ..didnt know i was
Hi everyone ,i had a few serious injuries snapped my get ACL cruciate medial horn and meniscus and shattered pattella and dislocated shoulder about 10 years ago ....iv mostly recovered from these injuries and been on pain killers since then ...i have tried to come off my pain meds ..didnt know i was
Goyote
in
Pain Concern
2 years ago
Between endometriosis and trying
I have been diagnosed with endometriosis for five years. I had two laporoscapies, one in 2017 and the second in 2020. I got married in May, and thinking that it was two years since my last laporoscapy, I had prepared for beginning to try for a baby in May. To prepare, I had stopped hormonal treatments
I have been diagnosed with endometriosis for five years. I had two laporoscapies, one in 2017 and the second in 2020. I got married in May, and thinking that it was two years since my last laporoscapy, I had prepared for beginning to try for a baby in May. To prepare, I had stopped hormonal treatments
joypa
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Endometriosis UK
2 years ago
can’t give advice anymore except to find the right Doctor.,
I can’t seem to get anything back into balance, my counts are all out and it doesn’t seem to be a big concern as it’s “not Covid”! Seems that’s all that interests anyone right now! I got one call saying my medicine should be adjusted, huh, he sent in a new prescription for 125 mg from 100mg , he asked
I can’t seem to get anything back into balance, my counts are all out and it doesn’t seem to be a big concern as it’s “not Covid”! Seems that’s all that interests anyone right now! I got one call saying my medicine should be adjusted, huh, he sent in a new prescription for 125 mg from 100mg , he asked
Scotlass56
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
FREE Joint Pain Programme for people with chronic pain provided by Nuffield Health
The programme includes tailored advice on physical activity to help with rehabilitation and covers topics such as
pain
management
, emotional wellbeing, goal setting, improving sleep, eating for recovery and managing pain.
The programme includes tailored advice on physical activity to help with rehabilitation and covers topics such as
pain
management
, emotional wellbeing, goal setting, improving sleep, eating for recovery and managing pain.
Chanpreet_Walia
LUPUS UK
in
LUPUS UK
2 years ago
Which pain killer
Which pain killer is the best to use? Paracetamol doesn't seem to work very well. My hips have been hurting a fair bit. I'm tapping down and my body doesn't like it much!
Which pain killer is the best to use? Paracetamol doesn't seem to work very well. My hips have been hurting a fair bit. I'm tapping down and my body doesn't like it much!
Caulkhead63
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PMRGCAuk
2 years ago
AGA Clinical Practice Update on Management of Chronic Gastrointestinal Pain in Disorders of Gut–Brain Interaction: Expert Review
BEST PRACTICE ADVICE 4: Nonpharmacologic therapies should be considered routinely as part of comprehensive
pain
management
, and ideally brought up early on in care.
BEST PRACTICE ADVICE 4: Nonpharmacologic therapies should be considered routinely as part of comprehensive
pain
management
, and ideally brought up early on in care.
Meleber
in
IBS Network
2 years ago
Bad pain day - tips
Hello all!I'm hoping for some wisdom from the NRAS hive mind on what to do for very bad pain days. I had a stomach bug over Christmas, missed a dose of methotrexate, and now I have a killer RA flare. I've been resting, gentle movement, painkillers, hot baths etc and am hoping it will resolve. If it lasts
Hello all!I'm hoping for some wisdom from the NRAS hive mind on what to do for very bad pain days. I had a stomach bug over Christmas, missed a dose of methotrexate, and now I have a killer RA flare. I've been resting, gentle movement, painkillers, hot baths etc and am hoping it will resolve. If it lasts
snotts
in
NRAS
2 years ago
Gabapentin with dihydrocodein
hi. I’m just wondering if someone taking Gabapentin with dihydrocodein? How u felling like? I’m worried if is that addictive so quick? Or is anything else what we can swap with? I allready had lot of medications but looks like Gabapentin works better but still need to taking painkillers i have
hi. I’m just wondering if someone taking Gabapentin with dihydrocodein? How u felling like? I’m worried if is that addictive so quick? Or is anything else what we can swap with? I allready had lot of medications but looks like Gabapentin works better but still need to taking painkillers i have
Kinga2500
in
Restless Legs Syndrome
2 years ago
pain management
What is good for
pain
management
? Just would like some opinions. Something that helps with
pain
without getting to sleepy. Would really love some advice.
What is good for
pain
management
? Just would like some opinions. Something that helps with
pain
without getting to sleepy. Would really love some advice.
Fight11
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
ICU HELP
Background: 21M, 105kg, He does have Type 2 diabetes, High cholesterol, High pressure, and thyroid. Smokes THC as well. Has an unhealthy diet. My boyfriend is in ICU, he went into the hospital for some pain but is now on a ventilator. He did not have any kind of surgery but they did do an incision in
Background: 21M, 105kg, He does have Type 2 diabetes, High cholesterol, High pressure, and thyroid. Smokes THC as well. Has an unhealthy diet. My boyfriend is in ICU, he went into the hospital for some pain but is now on a ventilator. He did not have any kind of surgery but they did do an incision in
lol123458p
in
ICUsteps
2 years ago
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