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Changing medication
Hi all. I thought I'd update on my struggles with changing medication.After my GP wrote to rheumatology i had a call from rheumatology for an appointment on Friday with a different consultant. After going through my history, symptoms etc he said i was experiencing neurotoxicity to mtx and to stop taking
Hi all. I thought I'd update on my struggles with changing medication.After my GP wrote to rheumatology i had a call from rheumatology for an appointment on Friday with a different consultant. After going through my history, symptoms etc he said i was experiencing neurotoxicity to mtx and to stop taking
Sebastian247
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NRAS
25 days ago
Pelvic Pain unknown cause
Hi All, New here and would like to firstly send out my love to those of you struggling with pain. I have come here to share my (long) story to see if anyone has any ideas, any trees I can try barking up, any words of wisdom or guidance.
possibly relevant history:
Female, 37 years old. X 2
Hi All, New here and would like to firstly send out my love to those of you struggling with pain. I have come here to share my (long) story to see if anyone has any ideas, any trees I can try barking up, any words of wisdom or guidance.
possibly relevant history:
Female, 37 years old. X 2
foxonthecabin
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Pelvic Pain Support Network
26 days ago
seeing a dr today for first time!
hi there I am back from holiday to Vancouver! I must say wheelchair special treatment was amazing and necessary ! im still taking 25-30mg steroid but waking up every morning in pain. However yesterday i managed to walk up stairs almost normally. i am not sure this is PMR? And think i need urgent
hi there I am back from holiday to Vancouver! I must say wheelchair special treatment was amazing and necessary ! im still taking 25-30mg steroid but waking up every morning in pain. However yesterday i managed to walk up stairs almost normally. i am not sure this is PMR? And think i need urgent
JessJess21
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PMRGCAuk
26 days ago
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Sunlit Garden (Semi Abstract)
I did a landscape painting and was quite good, my concentration was poor, and I did not like the end result. So I blacked the canvas and painted a Moonlight Garden which is abstract, I went to Physio Friday and seemed pointles - he asked me why I had come, I had been referred, he know little about
I did a landscape painting and was quite good, my concentration was poor, and I did not like the end result. So I blacked the canvas and painted a Moonlight Garden which is abstract, I went to Physio Friday and seemed pointles - he asked me why I had come, I had been referred, he know little about
Ern007
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
27 days ago
Striving to walk again, more progression, radiation and Trodelvy advice and prayers most welcome.
Hello all! It has been a long time since I posted as my path has been plodding - learning to walk again, discovering even more bone progression, being pulled off Xeloda as it wasn’t working, more radiation and now Trodelvy. The extensive bone mets are making physical therapy a challenge for sure and
Hello all! It has been a long time since I posted as my path has been plodding - learning to walk again, discovering even more bone progression, being pulled off Xeloda as it wasn’t working, more radiation and now Trodelvy. The extensive bone mets are making physical therapy a challenge for sure and
Saltandlight
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SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
27 days ago
EMG and Afib?
has anyone had an EMG and if so did it trigger Afib? The doctor says it shouldn’t, but my first episode was the day after TENS on my feet at physical therapy… Thanks!
has anyone had an EMG and if so did it trigger Afib? The doctor says it shouldn’t, but my first episode was the day after TENS on my feet at physical therapy… Thanks!
Cabot
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
28 days ago
Buntanetap - a trial participant feedback
Written after watching the Annovis webinar on the Parkinson’s Trial results: I participated in the trial at the Ohio State University from January 2023 through July 2023. During the six months I was taking buntanetap, I saw significant improvement in my symptoms. Let me start with my story. I was
Written after watching the Annovis webinar on the Parkinson’s Trial results: I participated in the trial at the Ohio State University from January 2023 through July 2023. During the six months I was taking buntanetap, I saw significant improvement in my symptoms. Let me start with my story. I was
Farooqji
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Cure Parkinson's
29 days ago
1 down 4 to go
Hi everyone , well first treatment went well . However my chest and lungs still feel under strain. So think it might be a while before I feel good again . Suggests in the paperwork two to three weeks after treatment ends. So that will take us in to August then I go back to Physio in October. Hope
Hi everyone , well first treatment went well . However my chest and lungs still feel under strain. So think it might be a while before I feel good again . Suggests in the paperwork two to three weeks after treatment ends. So that will take us in to August then I go back to Physio in October. Hope
katieoxo60
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
1 month ago
Stuff to Do Before Comprehensive Arthroscopic Shoulder Surgery
Hi all, I'm scheduling for aka Comprehensive Arthroscopic Shoulder Surgery (Rotator Cuff Repair, Subacromial Decompression, and Shoulder Tenotomy). Fun! I live alone. I've arranged for cleaning, for grocery and food delivery, for errand running. I will try to schedule physical therapy and gather meds
Hi all, I'm scheduling for aka Comprehensive Arthroscopic Shoulder Surgery (Rotator Cuff Repair, Subacromial Decompression, and Shoulder Tenotomy). Fun! I live alone. I've arranged for cleaning, for grocery and food delivery, for errand running. I will try to schedule physical therapy and gather meds
Jimmber
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PMRGCAuk
1 month ago
ET and Successful Hip Replacement
Hello friends, I posted some months ago about needing hip replacement for arthritis, and I appreciate the many replies I received. I am 5 weeks out from my surgery and doing great. I was able to have the surgery where I see my MPN specialist. I was nervous, given this was my first surgery since diagnosis
Hello friends, I posted some months ago about needing hip replacement for arthritis, and I appreciate the many replies I received. I am 5 weeks out from my surgery and doing great. I was able to have the surgery where I see my MPN specialist. I was nervous, given this was my first surgery since diagnosis
Indigo42916
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MPN Voice
1 month ago
heart attack/takyasu arteritis
I had a heart attack in April 2024 straight after a Infliximab infusion as part of treatment for Takyasu arteritis (rare form of vasculitis) and went on to have three stents fitted. I was advised that the heart attack was caused by the vasculitis as my arteries were inflamed. I actually had a TIA in
I had a heart attack in April 2024 straight after a Infliximab infusion as part of treatment for Takyasu arteritis (rare form of vasculitis) and went on to have three stents fitted. I was advised that the heart attack was caused by the vasculitis as my arteries were inflamed. I actually had a TIA in
Teallover444
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British Heart Foundation
1 month ago
Ivor Lewis procedure and complications
I had the Ivor Lewis Procedure done on the 8th June, apparently had a leak and had to return back into theatre. However another scan after showed that the hole was in a different place. The surgeon told me that antibiotics and time should support this and it would heal. However, my SATS went down a
I had the Ivor Lewis Procedure done on the 8th June, apparently had a leak and had to return back into theatre. However another scan after showed that the hole was in a different place. The surgeon told me that antibiotics and time should support this and it would heal. However, my SATS went down a
Artiquety
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Oesophageal & Gastric Cancer
1 month ago
Exercise therapy developed by Korean Organization
Researchers in Korea have developed an at-home exercise program to help patients suffering from Parkinson’s disease improve their motor function and reduce depression. The National Institute of Health of the Korea Disease Control and Prevention Agency said Tuesday that the safety and suitability
Researchers in Korea have developed an at-home exercise program to help patients suffering from Parkinson’s disease improve their motor function and reduce depression. The National Institute of Health of the Korea Disease Control and Prevention Agency said Tuesday that the safety and suitability
Farooqji
in
Cure Parkinson's
1 month ago
OPEP therapy success bronchiectasis
Physiotherapy
(mucus clearing breathing exercises) worked a little bit. I've taken expensive herbal remedies none of which has had any impact.
Physiotherapy
(mucus clearing breathing exercises) worked a little bit. I've taken expensive herbal remedies none of which has had any impact.
Stormfever
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Asthma Community Forum
4 months ago
PMR flare or not…
morning all I really don’t know what to do atm. I did a slow taper down to 2.5mg Pred and at the same time I thought I’d pulled my knee doing an exercise class as my knee swelled up & felt very sore (about 6 weeks ago this started) The GP thought it was arthritis but the physio she referred me
morning all I really don’t know what to do atm. I did a slow taper down to 2.5mg Pred and at the same time I thought I’d pulled my knee doing an exercise class as my knee swelled up & felt very sore (about 6 weeks ago this started) The GP thought it was arthritis but the physio she referred me
Doraflora
in
PMRGCAuk
1 month ago
surgery
well guys , my doctor okayed surgery for me 2 months ago, had a left hip given me fits. At the same time he scheduled a PET scan for me ,I’ve had numerous CT and MRI. Well surgery was a suprise for me, the right hip ,the femur was eaten all up by the cancer, the left was worn out . They wouldn’t do
well guys , my doctor okayed surgery for me 2 months ago, had a left hip given me fits. At the same time he scheduled a PET scan for me ,I’ve had numerous CT and MRI. Well surgery was a suprise for me, the right hip ,the femur was eaten all up by the cancer, the left was worn out . They wouldn’t do
larry_dammit
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 month ago
feeling anxious and alone
hey all I had my rhemotologist appointment this week after many months of my latest issue swelling in joints knees feet ankles wrists and fingers so full blood work taken talks of physio not sure how that would help ? To find out my CRP is high all of my liver tests are high and I have to start taking
hey all I had my rhemotologist appointment this week after many months of my latest issue swelling in joints knees feet ankles wrists and fingers so full blood work taken talks of physio not sure how that would help ? To find out my CRP is high all of my liver tests are high and I have to start taking
Jaq1971
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Scleroderma & Raynaud's UK (SRUK)
1 month ago
Has my PMR gone?
Diagnosed in 2015 and put on 20mg of Pred. Last year moved to Scotland where Rheumatologists do not deal with PMR they leave it to GP. I have lowered my dose of Pred to 4.5 . Since last Xmas I have been suffering with a trapped nerve in my back giving me pain in my left thigh like sciatica. The Dr
Diagnosed in 2015 and put on 20mg of Pred. Last year moved to Scotland where Rheumatologists do not deal with PMR they leave it to GP. I have lowered my dose of Pred to 4.5 . Since last Xmas I have been suffering with a trapped nerve in my back giving me pain in my left thigh like sciatica. The Dr
Marcy47
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PMRGCAuk
1 month ago
does physio help
I’m a 73yr old woman who has had PMR for nearly three years. I started at 15mg of Pred reducing slowly so that I’m now on 1.5mg. My doctor tells me this is a marathon not a sprint! However I now have very stiff shoulders and neck not to mention heavy legs and stiff hand particularly when I awake. I went
I’m a 73yr old woman who has had PMR for nearly three years. I started at 15mg of Pred reducing slowly so that I’m now on 1.5mg. My doctor tells me this is a marathon not a sprint! However I now have very stiff shoulders and neck not to mention heavy legs and stiff hand particularly when I awake. I went
Gacaro
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PMRGCAuk
1 month ago
Struggling to lose weight
Hi all, I have some current health problems and am obese. The obesity is definitely making the health problems worse (I put on a substantial amount of weight in the last year) but I am currently struggling with losing weight. I am post menopause. Was recently diagnosed with: Severe sleep apnea -
Hi all, I have some current health problems and am obese. The obesity is definitely making the health problems worse (I put on a substantial amount of weight in the last year) but I am currently struggling with losing weight. I am post menopause. Was recently diagnosed with: Severe sleep apnea -
gintyc
2024 July
in
Weight Loss Support
1 month ago
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