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Is this how it feels?
Last year I tested positive for Covid 19. This hit me with a super force, it has been a 7 month battle and the dark times were more frightening than I wish to go into. In this my doctor tested my blood and lupus came into the equation. My family and I were startled by this list of ailments and symptoms
Last year I tested positive for Covid 19. This hit me with a super force, it has been a 7 month battle and the dark times were more frightening than I wish to go into. In this my doctor tested my blood and lupus came into the equation. My family and I were startled by this list of ailments and symptoms
Gingernotwhinger
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LUPUS UK
3 years ago
Covid jab and flare
Hi all. I had my first dose of Astra Zeneca 1/3/21, no side effects at all or so I thought. I have Crohns, RA and OA and on various medication including Humira and Methotrexate which have been keeping things bearable if I don't overdo it however about 4 weeks ago my ankles and feet started getting increasingly
Hi all. I had my first dose of Astra Zeneca 1/3/21, no side effects at all or so I thought. I have Crohns, RA and OA and on various medication including Humira and Methotrexate which have been keeping things bearable if I don't overdo it however about 4 weeks ago my ankles and feet started getting increasingly
sutbut
in
Arthritis Action
3 years ago
Is this how it feels?
Last year I tested positive for Covid 19. This hit me with a super force, it has been a 7 month battle and the dark times were more frightening than I wish to go into. In this my doctor tested my blood and lupus came into the equation. My family and I were startled by this list of ailments and symptoms
Last year I tested positive for Covid 19. This hit me with a super force, it has been a 7 month battle and the dark times were more frightening than I wish to go into. In this my doctor tested my blood and lupus came into the equation. My family and I were startled by this list of ailments and symptoms
Gingernotwhinger
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LUPUS UK
3 years ago
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Just seen 4 th physio and not happy
I am now 4 months off pred and generally feeling ok except - was diagnosed with left shoulder rotator cuff strain last December. Saw lovely physio and was given exercises to do every other day. Next appt was with different physio (over the phone) who said it was not rotator cuff strain and gave me different
I am now 4 months off pred and generally feeling ok except - was diagnosed with left shoulder rotator cuff strain last December. Saw lovely physio and was given exercises to do every other day. Next appt was with different physio (over the phone) who said it was not rotator cuff strain and gave me different
Arflane97G
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PMRGCAuk
3 years ago
Can anyone recommend exercise videos from a PD physio?
Someone who really knows what's needed by PWP's? Thank you dear friends.
Someone who really knows what's needed by PWP's? Thank you dear friends.
ramotswe
in
Cure Parkinson's
3 years ago
Nursing home
Hi, my mum has PSP and has been in a nursing home since November 2020. Since she has been there her mobility has gone from walking short distances with a frame and sitting in a chair to laying in what I call a bucket chair all day. She now can’t even clean her teeth. The home don’t want her mobile because
Hi, my mum has PSP and has been in a nursing home since November 2020. Since she has been there her mobility has gone from walking short distances with a frame and sitting in a chair to laying in what I call a bucket chair all day. She now can’t even clean her teeth. The home don’t want her mobile because
sodthis
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PSP Association
3 years ago
I'm new here.
Wondering if anyone knows a good pelvic floor physical therapist in Snohomish or King County, WA? thanks
Wondering if anyone knows a good pelvic floor physical therapist in Snohomish or King County, WA? thanks
CedarTree
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Women's Health
3 years ago
C25K graduation post 🏆
Hi all, I don’t know if any of you remember my previous posts. I started this back in Oct/Nov time. I was loving it but then injured my right shin on wk 4. I took 4 wks out as it was painful walking and then started the program again. I found out my daughter was also doing the program when I was on wk3
Hi all, I don’t know if any of you remember my previous posts. I started this back in Oct/Nov time. I was loving it but then injured my right shin on wk 4. I took 4 wks out as it was painful walking and then started the program again. I found out my daughter was also doing the program when I was on wk3
WLWonder
in
Couch to 5K
3 years ago
Secondary Progressive MS
Hi Friends, Last Friday, I was diagnosed with Secondary Progressive MS from my new Neurologist. It’s been making me feel scared and worried sometimes of what’s to come. I had a severe relapse in Feb this year and I’ve been recovering at home since. For over 5 weeks now, I’ve been doing Physical therapy
Hi Friends, Last Friday, I was diagnosed with Secondary Progressive MS from my new Neurologist. It’s been making me feel scared and worried sometimes of what’s to come. I had a severe relapse in Feb this year and I’ve been recovering at home since. For over 5 weeks now, I’ve been doing Physical therapy
nicoly3467
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My MSAA Community
3 years ago
Help with Pudendal Nerve Neuralgia
Pudendal neuralgia. Hi, can you help or share? It seems that I have problems with my pudendal nerve and this roaming, changing pain is not good as some will know. I have a good physio and will investigate but I wonder what others have done with this. Physio thinks PD is most likely and it fits with
Pudendal neuralgia. Hi, can you help or share? It seems that I have problems with my pudendal nerve and this roaming, changing pain is not good as some will know. I have a good physio and will investigate but I wonder what others have done with this. Physio thinks PD is most likely and it fits with
Cook5
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Pelvic Pain Support Network
3 years ago
Spring deterioration?
Hello! It's so nice to see the new leaves, flowers etc. The joys of spring. But does spring have a negative effect on PMR? I first got it 3 years ago in March and I've noticed that around March/April in 2019, 2020 and now again, I have to increase the dose of Pred to deal with a relapse. Anybody else
Hello! It's so nice to see the new leaves, flowers etc. The joys of spring. But does spring have a negative effect on PMR? I first got it 3 years ago in March and I've noticed that around March/April in 2019, 2020 and now again, I have to increase the dose of Pred to deal with a relapse. Anybody else
Cmmw
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PMRGCAuk
3 years ago
Tight Pelvic Floor Muscles leading to constant urge to urinate, unable to fully empty and spasms.
I’ve tried acupuncture, pelvic floor
physiotherapy
, deep breathing exercises, yoga and pain killers but I still suffer with what has now become chronic pain in the muscles in and around the urethra, a constant urge to pee and my mental health has suffered greatly because of this.
I’ve tried acupuncture, pelvic floor
physiotherapy
, deep breathing exercises, yoga and pain killers but I still suffer with what has now become chronic pain in the muscles in and around the urethra, a constant urge to pee and my mental health has suffered greatly because of this.
JD323481
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Pelvic Pain Support Network
3 years ago
Oh thank goodness hes getting moved
My son was temporarily moved to a brain rehab unit,for 4 weeks awaiting a place at a different one this 4 weeks has been hell, because communication again was awful,physio was 2 hours a day the rest of the time he was in bed in a room on his own with a tv, blinking covid, anyway the move to the new
My son was temporarily moved to a brain rehab unit,for 4 weeks awaiting a place at a different one this 4 weeks has been hell, because communication again was awful,physio was 2 hours a day the rest of the time he was in bed in a room on his own with a tv, blinking covid, anyway the move to the new
Skallagrigg
in
Headway
3 years ago
A bit of advice please
I have a niggling hip and I’ve tried various stretches etc and have reduced my distance but it’s still there in the background. It doesn’t hurt when I run just later and sometimes wakes me at night. Can I ask when people are going to see physios are they going to private physio consultation s or through
I have a niggling hip and I’ve tried various stretches etc and have reduced my distance but it’s still there in the background. It doesn’t hurt when I run just later and sometimes wakes me at night. Can I ask when people are going to see physios are they going to private physio consultation s or through
Scruff55
60minGraduate
in
Bridge to 10K
3 years ago
Some Philosophical Musings
Warning – rather long rambling post alert! (but might be worth a read) So, I’ve been trying to work out when my 1-year runniversary is. It’s a bit difficult since a)I didn’t log my early runs 🙄 b)I had a false start after straining my calf on Week1 Run2 by trying to go too fast when I probably didn’
Warning – rather long rambling post alert! (but might be worth a read) So, I’ve been trying to work out when my 1-year runniversary is. It’s a bit difficult since a)I didn’t log my early runs 🙄 b)I had a false start after straining my calf on Week1 Run2 by trying to go too fast when I probably didn’
Birdlady64
Graduate10
in
Bridge to 10K
3 years ago
I've been for a run!!!
Off the IC at last! Hopefully, I'll stay off this time. After sustaining an ankle injury 4 and a half weeks ago, due to having weak glutes, I got the OK from the physio and managed 2 short runs before my knee on the other side went. Grrrrrrr. Back to the physio last Thursday. Waited until the knee pain
Off the IC at last! Hopefully, I'll stay off this time. After sustaining an ankle injury 4 and a half weeks ago, due to having weak glutes, I got the OK from the physio and managed 2 short runs before my knee on the other side went. Grrrrrrr. Back to the physio last Thursday. Waited until the knee pain
Lizcanrun
Graduate10
in
Bridge to 10K
3 years ago
Pain in Ribs/Costocondritis
Hi, I have been getting chronic pain in the left bottom ribs and back at same point for last 2 & 1/2 years. It initially started with a bad chest infection/ cough for 6 weeks. The pain comes in episodes which lasts for few weeks or months. All X-rays/reports come normal and even got checked for cancer
Hi, I have been getting chronic pain in the left bottom ribs and back at same point for last 2 & 1/2 years. It initially started with a bad chest infection/ cough for 6 weeks. The pain comes in episodes which lasts for few weeks or months. All X-rays/reports come normal and even got checked for cancer
Hidden
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Pain Concern
3 years ago
Undiagnosed chronic pain
Hi all my names Chloe and I'm new here and was wondering if anyone had any tips on coping with undiagnosed chronic pain. When I was younger (primary school age) I started to develop pretty much every symptom possible of Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis I had the swellings, aching, everything in my knees
Hi all my names Chloe and I'm new here and was wondering if anyone had any tips on coping with undiagnosed chronic pain. When I was younger (primary school age) I started to develop pretty much every symptom possible of Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis I had the swellings, aching, everything in my knees
CaSRobbins
in
Pain Concern
3 years ago
I'm new here and feeling so, so defeated :(
Hi everyone, I hope everyone's having a decent day! I'm sorry this might be a bit long..... I have been passed from pillar to post again and again by various gyneas, doctors, nurses and I'm getting so much different information and fobbings off I don't know what to do. I'll try and summarise: Started
Hi everyone, I hope everyone's having a decent day! I'm sorry this might be a bit long..... I have been passed from pillar to post again and again by various gyneas, doctors, nurses and I'm getting so much different information and fobbings off I don't know what to do. I'll try and summarise: Started
PookyP
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Endometriosis UK
3 years ago
Webinar: Endometriosis and Sex during Covid-19 hosted by Hannah Beecham , Pelvic Health Clinical Lead and Advanced Physiotherapist
Hannah Beecham BSc Hons, MSc, MCSP, the Clinical Lead of the Pelvic Health team and an Advanced
Physiotherapy
Practitioner at the Royal Free London NHS Trust, will be speaking on how endometriosis can affect sex, services available for support, and top
physiotherapy
tips during lockdown.
Hannah Beecham BSc Hons, MSc, MCSP, the Clinical Lead of the Pelvic Health team and an Advanced
Physiotherapy
Practitioner at the Royal Free London NHS Trust, will be speaking on how endometriosis can affect sex, services available for support, and top
physiotherapy
tips during lockdown.
endo_supportmanager
Administrator
in
Endometriosis UK
4 years ago
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