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Update on breast pain with PMR
Thought I would let you know how I got on at the breast clinic, after having so many kind messages on my previous thread. It was a harrowing couple of hours at the hospital this morning, but the good news is that all is well. The mammogram that was done 2 weeks ago showed an area of concern, which
Thought I would let you know how I got on at the breast clinic, after having so many kind messages on my previous thread. It was a harrowing couple of hours at the hospital this morning, but the good news is that all is well. The mammogram that was done 2 weeks ago showed an area of concern, which
Gimme
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PMRGCAuk
1 year ago
still feel fatigue after a hip replacement.
Hi I had a hip replacement 3months ago but still feel very tired after exercise. Is this normal after this operation. I am trying to walk every day and do my exercises as the physio suggests. I thought by now I should feel better than I do. Would like your thoughts on this for anyone out there who
Hi I had a hip replacement 3months ago but still feel very tired after exercise. Is this normal after this operation. I am trying to walk every day and do my exercises as the physio suggests. I thought by now I should feel better than I do. Would like your thoughts on this for anyone out there who
Chocolate41
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
1 year ago
Uncertain diagnosis
I was diagnosed with RA by a rhumatology consultant back in 2015. They put me on all the rhumatology meds and even tried biologics with no success. Now in 2023 a different consultant has stated he doesn't think I have RA but I may have fibromyalgia but he won't commit to this. He has taken me off my
I was diagnosed with RA by a rhumatology consultant back in 2015. They put me on all the rhumatology meds and even tried biologics with no success. Now in 2023 a different consultant has stated he doesn't think I have RA but I may have fibromyalgia but he won't commit to this. He has taken me off my
Wildething
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NRAS
1 year ago
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Exercise & Physical activity; Getting started & staying active with PD
Julie has an honorary
physiotherapy
position within NHS Grampian, and her main clinical interests include exercise and gait dysfunction.
Julie has an honorary
physiotherapy
position within NHS Grampian, and her main clinical interests include exercise and gait dysfunction.
Propertytyphoon
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Cure Parkinson's
1 year ago
Relapse 3 years later?
Had PMR, treated sucessfully. Came off Pred completely October 2020. My ESR was 26 at that time and rheumatology ordered repeat bloods. Had the bloods. Never heard anything else so presumed I was cured. 3 years later last few months awful neck & shoulder pain, finger joints swelling, neck cracking
Had PMR, treated sucessfully. Came off Pred completely October 2020. My ESR was 26 at that time and rheumatology ordered repeat bloods. Had the bloods. Never heard anything else so presumed I was cured. 3 years later last few months awful neck & shoulder pain, finger joints swelling, neck cracking
Purplelamp
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PMRGCAuk
1 year ago
https://rebekahrotstein.com/buffbones
i heard a podcast featuring this physio and thought it was good, probably if your condition isn't too far gone
i heard a podcast featuring this physio and thought it was good, probably if your condition isn't too far gone
MayGodBlessYou
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Bone Health and Osteoporosis UK
1 year ago
Endo back after surgical menopause - anyone else?
It's a long story so I shall keep it short - I had TLH/BSO with excision at a BSGE centre in 2017, putting me in surgical meno. Things were generally OK for a while but about 18 months ago I started to get symptoms again (pain, cystitis, then the unpredictable guts started). Gave up on the wait for an
It's a long story so I shall keep it short - I had TLH/BSO with excision at a BSGE centre in 2017, putting me in surgical meno. Things were generally OK for a while but about 18 months ago I started to get symptoms again (pain, cystitis, then the unpredictable guts started). Gave up on the wait for an
Hidden
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Endometriosis UK
1 year ago
Vertigo and Venclexta?
My husband is starting cycle 12 of Venclexta, reduced to 200mg /day due to 2 bouts of Neutropenia, and has recently experienced Vertigo twice. The first time, I did not associate this with the treatment; however, it seemed peculiar when it happened a second time, only eight weeks later. He was advised
My husband is starting cycle 12 of Venclexta, reduced to 200mg /day due to 2 bouts of Neutropenia, and has recently experienced Vertigo twice. The first time, I did not associate this with the treatment; however, it seemed peculiar when it happened a second time, only eight weeks later. He was advised
lisakc1
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CLL Support
1 year ago
Week 4 and pop!
Hi peeps. Ex graduate here and restarting for the umpteenth time just to get my mojo back through the subtle encouragement of Laura. Each time the knees give me trouble and cause to stop. Last time the physio said it was medial meniscus tear/bursitis on my right knee and it's looking like the same
Hi peeps. Ex graduate here and restarting for the umpteenth time just to get my mojo back through the subtle encouragement of Laura. Each time the knees give me trouble and cause to stop. Last time the physio said it was medial meniscus tear/bursitis on my right knee and it's looking like the same
LordOberon
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Couch to 5K
1 year ago
Dropping like flies ...
Sometimes, it feels like us runners are dropping like flies. Whether it be from a disabling injury or just personal stuff getting in the way and clouding our minds. I'm sure most of us on here absolutely love running and don't just do it for fitness anymore, so when things go wrong, it is hard. Demoralising
Sometimes, it feels like us runners are dropping like flies. Whether it be from a disabling injury or just personal stuff getting in the way and clouding our minds. I'm sure most of us on here absolutely love running and don't just do it for fitness anymore, so when things go wrong, it is hard. Demoralising
Frankenfoot23
Graduate
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Couch to 5K
1 year ago
Hair loss
Hi there I'm 36 and from NZ. Currently 3 months post Bacterial Meningitis after a CSF leak. Prior brain surgery 3 weeks before. Spent 6 weeks all up in hospital. I've noticed I've lost over half my hair. Although I had the had the back of my head shaved for surgery. What i do have left it falls out
Hi there I'm 36 and from NZ. Currently 3 months post Bacterial Meningitis after a CSF leak. Prior brain surgery 3 weeks before. Spent 6 weeks all up in hospital. I've noticed I've lost over half my hair. Although I had the had the back of my head shaved for surgery. What i do have left it falls out
Amelia2023
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Meningitis Now
1 year ago
How can I help my husband
I live in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. My husband has been diagnosed with FND. Because of a recent fall, he is in a short-term rehabilitation center. They are severely understaffed. He sees the physio therapist 3 times a week, but there is no psychological support at all. He has been referred to an
I live in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. My husband has been diagnosed with FND. Because of a recent fall, he is in a short-term rehabilitation center. They are severely understaffed. He sees the physio therapist 3 times a week, but there is no psychological support at all. He has been referred to an
Lilbourn1973
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Functional Neurological Disorder - FND Hope
1 year ago
Pain that worsens upon movement? And triggers longer episodes of pelvic pain if I’ve been lifting or especially walking anywhere.
So, just over 3 years ago, I had a tubo-ovarian abscess, which I was in hospital for around a week with… It’s likely that this may have been caused by the coil itself and a consequent infection. Managed conservatively at the time but after repeated infections and severe pain, I was finally offered surgery
So, just over 3 years ago, I had a tubo-ovarian abscess, which I was in hospital for around a week with… It’s likely that this may have been caused by the coil itself and a consequent infection. Managed conservatively at the time but after repeated infections and severe pain, I was finally offered surgery
Mumof2teenagers
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Pelvic Pain Support Network
1 year ago
Cystocele/Rectocele repair all done
I'm almost 6 weeks after my repair surgery. Recovery not to bad. First two weeks I was warned were crucial and told not to do anything except rest, which I did. Luckily we had hot sunny weather so I literally layed outside sunbathing in-between medication, meals and sleeping. No pain as I kept taking
I'm almost 6 weeks after my repair surgery. Recovery not to bad. First two weeks I was warned were crucial and told not to do anything except rest, which I did. Luckily we had hot sunny weather so I literally layed outside sunbathing in-between medication, meals and sleeping. No pain as I kept taking
Jasparswim
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Pelvic Pain Support Network
1 year ago
Jetwill
I saw physio at the hospital this week. I have suffered for 5 years with my stomach. Had 2 colonoscopies, I was diagnosed with some diverticulitis. IBS C and sometimes D I have small rectocele and hiatis hernia.i have found over the years that most meds prescribed for me play havoc with my stomach. The
I saw physio at the hospital this week. I have suffered for 5 years with my stomach. Had 2 colonoscopies, I was diagnosed with some diverticulitis. IBS C and sometimes D I have small rectocele and hiatis hernia.i have found over the years that most meds prescribed for me play havoc with my stomach. The
jetwill
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IBS Network
1 year ago
"Exercise and physical activity for Parkinson’s: Getting active and staying active" by Julie Jones on Zoom on the 3rd of April.
Julie has an honorary
physiotherapy
position within NHS Grampian, and her main clinical interests include exercise and gait dysfunction.
Julie has an honorary
physiotherapy
position within NHS Grampian, and her main clinical interests include exercise and gait dysfunction.
Michel0220
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Cure Parkinson's
1 year ago
Life Changing
Hi, this is my first time posting although I have been reading everyone's posts for weeks. Somehow it feels more real now I am writing about it! My husband was diagnosed with Alzheimer's in Dec 2021 at the age of 60. Over the last year other symptom's started to present, slow blinking, choking when
Hi, this is my first time posting although I have been reading everyone's posts for weeks. Somehow it feels more real now I am writing about it! My husband was diagnosed with Alzheimer's in Dec 2021 at the age of 60. Over the last year other symptom's started to present, slow blinking, choking when
Old_Hall
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PSP Association
1 year ago
Symptoms: what made you go to the GP initially ?
Excuse the length of this post but I think you will see why I'm writing this. I know that I went to the GP first in January 2015 - but didn't keep that diary. I'm sure that I first went with back/hip pain, exhaustion and diarrhoea. I do have the 2016 one, so I know that I was, by January 2016, having
Excuse the length of this post but I think you will see why I'm writing this. I know that I went to the GP first in January 2015 - but didn't keep that diary. I'm sure that I first went with back/hip pain, exhaustion and diarrhoea. I do have the 2016 one, so I know that I was, by January 2016, having
Cherylclaire
Forum Support
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
1 year ago
Chronic Lower Back Pain
I have had quite a few neurological problems starting with Hydrocephalus which i had an third ventriculostomy done which cured it, I have since then experienced really horrible lower back pain and have found out I have stenosis in the spine and scoliosis I have seen the pain management team and it seems
I have had quite a few neurological problems starting with Hydrocephalus which i had an third ventriculostomy done which cured it, I have since then experienced really horrible lower back pain and have found out I have stenosis in the spine and scoliosis I have seen the pain management team and it seems
14penny
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NRAS
1 year ago
Time to come off Ropinerole 4 years after being on Pramepexole 7 years. What else can I try????
I've been on these and both caused augmentation and with both was increased to maximum dose yet still had restless legs causing sleepless nights, anxiety and depression.Before I went onto medication I found out I was severely anaemic, I don't know how it happened to me as I was previously fit and healthy
I've been on these and both caused augmentation and with both was increased to maximum dose yet still had restless legs causing sleepless nights, anxiety and depression.Before I went onto medication I found out I was severely anaemic, I don't know how it happened to me as I was previously fit and healthy
Maddie1000
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Restless Legs Syndrome
1 year ago
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