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Cliff
I asked my physio to explain and take me through an adjunct device for AIR PHYSIOTHRAPY. She said, I've never heard of it.' Unbelievable. Has anyone had any experience with this device for Brochiectasis, Lung Fibrosis and Sarcoidosis? Does it work? Can you get the device on the NHS?
I asked my physio to explain and take me through an adjunct device for AIR PHYSIOTHRAPY. She said, I've never heard of it.' Unbelievable. Has anyone had any experience with this device for Brochiectasis, Lung Fibrosis and Sarcoidosis? Does it work? Can you get the device on the NHS?
skipwork
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 years ago
The IC again
Well it just happened two weeks ago after a fast few k plus some hill work my right calf went. Yes I warmed up amd down but obviously not enough. My daughter said I should be a pro at recovery now. So pulled out the physio notes and things seem to be coming along, went for a virtual run on youtube this
Well it just happened two weeks ago after a fast few k plus some hill work my right calf went. Yes I warmed up amd down but obviously not enough. My daughter said I should be a pro at recovery now. So pulled out the physio notes and things seem to be coming along, went for a virtual run on youtube this
hamit
Graduate10
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Bridge to 10K
3 years ago
Torn rotator cuff
I fell on the ice in December. It tore my rotator cuff. Been going to physical therapy and had 2 cortisone injections. First shot helped some second did nothing. I still have terribile pain in my shoulder. The weather effects it a lot. I know when it’s going to rain. I am afraid it’s not healing. I
I fell on the ice in December. It tore my rotator cuff. Been going to physical therapy and had 2 cortisone injections. First shot helped some second did nothing. I still have terribile pain in my shoulder. The weather effects it a lot. I know when it’s going to rain. I am afraid it’s not healing. I
Nanny23
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Pain Concern
3 years ago
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Bladder and Urinary incontinence
Hi everyone So embarrassing but I’m noticing increasingly a weakening bladder and pelvic floor. I’ve noticed it much more since my laparoscopy in March and not sure if it’s connected but most days I’m having a leak or nearly and I’m only 26 and no children and it’s just horrid. Sometimes its visible
Hi everyone So embarrassing but I’m noticing increasingly a weakening bladder and pelvic floor. I’ve noticed it much more since my laparoscopy in March and not sure if it’s connected but most days I’m having a leak or nearly and I’m only 26 and no children and it’s just horrid. Sometimes its visible
Claire_Alexandra
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Endometriosis UK
3 years ago
THAT knee!
Have seen my consultant this morning,the implant xray is fine and he thinks it's inflamed scar tissue causing my problem , the knee isn't stiff so that seems a bit weird?Still causing me lots if pain on the stairs and also when standing from a sitting position ,does anyone have any tips re breaking up
Have seen my consultant this morning,the implant xray is fine and he thinks it's inflamed scar tissue causing my problem , the knee isn't stiff so that seems a bit weird?Still causing me lots if pain on the stairs and also when standing from a sitting position ,does anyone have any tips re breaking up
Judym
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Arthritis Action
3 years ago
Appt Hell Week
Tomorrow begins my appointment hell week. I'm only half joking when I say "In 2018 I lost my a career as a professional photographer for a career as a professional patient." The pay is lousey but the Healthcare benafit is pretty good. However, since February, that pro patient thing
Tomorrow begins my appointment hell week. I'm only half joking when I say "In 2018 I lost my a career as a professional photographer for a career as a professional patient." The pay is lousey but the Healthcare benafit is pretty good. However, since February, that pro patient thing
CrazyCatWom
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My MSAA Community
3 years ago
My 72 yr old mom was diagnosed with NASH in April 2021
Hi there! I am new here and need some help. My mom was diagnosed with NASH in April. She is not overweight but actually under weight. She has had several liters of fluid drained from her stomach on several occasions so far. She is very fatigued, and because of that has lost a lot of mobility. Currently
Hi there! I am new here and need some help. My mom was diagnosed with NASH in April. She is not overweight but actually under weight. She has had several liters of fluid drained from her stomach on several occasions so far. She is very fatigued, and because of that has lost a lot of mobility. Currently
Thor01
in
Living with Fatty Liver and NASH
3 years ago
Update to Q of what GCA headaches are like - bad reaction to covid vaccine
So after many, many ER visits and Drs my possible GCA is TMJ/TMD and inflammatory back pain. I tested negative for the HLA-B27 gene. I just saw a post on a covid long hauler site that is saying they had this inflammatory response to the covid vax and luckily for them their doctor agreed bc he has seen
So after many, many ER visits and Drs my possible GCA is TMJ/TMD and inflammatory back pain. I tested negative for the HLA-B27 gene. I just saw a post on a covid long hauler site that is saying they had this inflammatory response to the covid vax and luckily for them their doctor agreed bc he has seen
HealthCW
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PMRGCAuk
3 years ago
RESEARCH OPPORTUNITY
To participate : 👉 https://herts.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/the-am-fm-study-aquatic-
physiotherapy
-management-in-fibro-2 Participant Sheet : 👉https://fibroaction.sharepoint.com/:w:/s/CommunicationsDevelopment/Ed-cBebjAoRFi_OdCfe3PkABtLIrhkX0VUWmJZMt3vzOyw?e=4M4GOu
To participate : 👉 https://herts.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/the-am-fm-study-aquatic-
physiotherapy
-management-in-fibro-2 Participant Sheet : 👉https://fibroaction.sharepoint.com/:w:/s/CommunicationsDevelopment/Ed-cBebjAoRFi_OdCfe3PkABtLIrhkX0VUWmJZMt3vzOyw?e=4M4GOu
FMA_Reece
Administrator
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Fibromyalgia Action UK
3 years ago
Has anyone tried any private pain clinics?
I have seen a few private pain clinics offering online appointments such as london pain clinic,
physiotherapy
clinics and the online pain clinic that I have seen good reviews for (leva). I was thinking of trying leva clinic as it has a free first appointment. Has anyone tried any?
I have seen a few private pain clinics offering online appointments such as london pain clinic,
physiotherapy
clinics and the online pain clinic that I have seen good reviews for (leva). I was thinking of trying leva clinic as it has a free first appointment. Has anyone tried any?
crowcliff896
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Pain Concern
3 years ago
Some advice please.
I hope somebody on here can reassure me a wee bit. Last week I was swimming in the local pool, and had stopped at the shallow end for a minute, when I noticed my arm floating about, and it looked like it didn’t belong to me. I could move it and swam up to the deep end and put my hand on the edge of the
I hope somebody on here can reassure me a wee bit. Last week I was swimming in the local pool, and had stopped at the shallow end for a minute, when I noticed my arm floating about, and it looked like it didn’t belong to me. I could move it and swam up to the deep end and put my hand on the edge of the
Cha275rL
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AF Association
3 years ago
Mucus Problem
Hi All My asthma is characterised by build up of phlegm and mucus in the lungs and airways. This causes bouts of coughing and gets worse if i am doing exercise. I have been using a fostair inhaler for a couple of years combined with nasal sprays/nasal rinse. My doctor prescribed antihistamine but
Hi All My asthma is characterised by build up of phlegm and mucus in the lungs and airways. This causes bouts of coughing and gets worse if i am doing exercise. I have been using a fostair inhaler for a couple of years combined with nasal sprays/nasal rinse. My doctor prescribed antihistamine but
vagabonds59
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Things seem to be getting worse
I have done a self referral to
physiotherapy
but I don’t know if this is a flare and what I should be doing to help it! Sorry post is so long. Any advice welcome
I have done a self referral to
physiotherapy
but I don’t know if this is a flare and what I should be doing to help it! Sorry post is so long. Any advice welcome
JulieR2
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Beyond Psoriasis
3 years ago
PMR Stay
This
Physiotherapy
treatment etc was over a period of two weeks and for that period I took NO Steriods. As I write this my neck issue - always up to now being on the right side has now spread to my left side. This seems to indicate that PMR is still with me.
This
Physiotherapy
treatment etc was over a period of two weeks and for that period I took NO Steriods. As I write this my neck issue - always up to now being on the right side has now spread to my left side. This seems to indicate that PMR is still with me.
GucciPaddy
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PMRGCAuk
3 years ago
It’s been seven hours and 49 days...
Been tough 7 weeks since calf injury with physio treatment and losing much of my hard earned fitness, more importantly slowing my recovery from heart surgery which was a key motivational factor for me doing this... This weekend picked myself up, dusted off trainers unsure on fitness levels tentatively
Been tough 7 weeks since calf injury with physio treatment and losing much of my hard earned fitness, more importantly slowing my recovery from heart surgery which was a key motivational factor for me doing this... This weekend picked myself up, dusted off trainers unsure on fitness levels tentatively
QuadroVEINia
Graduate
in
Couch to 5K
3 years ago
Private rheumatologist
Can anyone recommend a private rheumatologist in South Manchester. Not getting very far with telephone consultation with GP and telephone consultation with physio!
Can anyone recommend a private rheumatologist in South Manchester. Not getting very far with telephone consultation with GP and telephone consultation with physio!
Susanmod
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PMRGCAuk
3 years ago
Advise Please
Hello all hope you are all well. I’m after some advice please on walking aids, in particular a frame/rollator that type. I’m getting to a stage that a walking stick is not enough as I need to hang on to someone as well as use the stick. I live in Northumberland at a top of a hill which has magnificent
Hello all hope you are all well. I’m after some advice please on walking aids, in particular a frame/rollator that type. I’m getting to a stage that a walking stick is not enough as I need to hang on to someone as well as use the stick. I live in Northumberland at a top of a hill which has magnificent
paul456
in
Ataxia UK
3 years ago
Physio seems to be working... 😁
I haven't posted for a while, because I got fed up with saying 'Yay! I've been for a run and nothing hurts' only to get a new, unrelated injury come on within a few hours of posting. So, after 10 weeks of problem after problem things seem to have settled down. I've run every other day for 2 weeks (6
I haven't posted for a while, because I got fed up with saying 'Yay! I've been for a run and nothing hurts' only to get a new, unrelated injury come on within a few hours of posting. So, after 10 weeks of problem after problem things seem to have settled down. I've run every other day for 2 weeks (6
Lizcanrun
Graduate10
in
Bridge to 10K
3 years ago
Hip/glute/leg pain?
Hello! (I’m undiagnosed so just curious if this mirrors anyone’s experience with endometriosis or if it’s something else!) Does anyone gets hip/buttock pain outside of their period - without pelvic pain? I know some women say their pain radiates down from their pelvis but generally I don’t really
Hello! (I’m undiagnosed so just curious if this mirrors anyone’s experience with endometriosis or if it’s something else!) Does anyone gets hip/buttock pain outside of their period - without pelvic pain? I know some women say their pain radiates down from their pelvis but generally I don’t really
madeline-ella
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Endometriosis UK
3 years ago
Pain that is not inflammatory, how did you deal with it? What did your dr recommend?
Hi all! So in general i am doing okay. Unfortunately, no matter how better I get my hands, wrists, ankle and feet are in CONSTANT pain. I type for my job, have to travel to work and I am a part-time student (luckily right now is online) which just make it so much worse. I use compression gloves, muscle
Hi all! So in general i am doing okay. Unfortunately, no matter how better I get my hands, wrists, ankle and feet are in CONSTANT pain. I type for my job, have to travel to work and I am a part-time student (luckily right now is online) which just make it so much worse. I use compression gloves, muscle
Sandy1212
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LUPUS UK
3 years ago
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