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Follow up to pelvic floor injections
Hi, everyone. I appreciate all your support and prayers so much. Yesterday it was two weeks since my injections, and I have noticed some improvement in my pain. There have been days when I was able to avoid taking anything for pain until evening, which is unusual, and some nights when I haven't found
Hi, everyone. I appreciate all your support and prayers so much. Yesterday it was two weeks since my injections, and I have noticed some improvement in my pain. There have been days when I was able to avoid taking anything for pain until evening, which is unusual, and some nights when I haven't found
CatsandCars
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My MSAA Community
3 months ago
Peculiar symtoms
My vitamin d levels came back low Had this issue in my past but that was dangerously low ,doctor failed to do my 3 month checks advised by the hospital. Only on insisting did he do it. Now I'm h palyori positive admitted emergency some 2 years ago. Did it scan and endoscopy biopsy came back with paylori
My vitamin d levels came back low Had this issue in my past but that was dangerously low ,doctor failed to do my 3 month checks advised by the hospital. Only on insisting did he do it. Now I'm h palyori positive admitted emergency some 2 years ago. Did it scan and endoscopy biopsy came back with paylori
Caldereta
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Thyroid UK
3 months ago
A catchup on my hospital outcome
Hi everyone as promised a catch up on my visit to hospital on Wednesday. Unfortunately the biopsy was not clear it is confirmed I have adenocarcenoma of the lung. To be referred to oncology for radiotheraphy , if this makes me ill will just be left with palliative care treatment. So have to have
Hi everyone as promised a catch up on my visit to hospital on Wednesday. Unfortunately the biopsy was not clear it is confirmed I have adenocarcenoma of the lung. To be referred to oncology for radiotheraphy , if this makes me ill will just be left with palliative care treatment. So have to have
katieoxo60
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 months ago
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Further developments in the 'back muscle strain' saga
Last October when changing bed sheets, I injured my back. Went to A & E in excruciating pain and they sent me off with a single dose of morphine deciding it was a muscle strain. It limited movement so much I was stuck in the chair for weeks, still complaining to GP about pain. They referred me to a
Last October when changing bed sheets, I injured my back. Went to A & E in excruciating pain and they sent me off with a single dose of morphine deciding it was a muscle strain. It limited movement so much I was stuck in the chair for weeks, still complaining to GP about pain. They referred me to a
strawclutching
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PMRGCAuk
3 months ago
What to do
Posted lately about shoulder pain .just wondering if you could have chronic pain in upper arms only in PMR . Well slight niggles in back and knees but not anything much .At physio today and she thought I should up the pred to get rid of inflammation so that I could do the exercises which with this amount
Posted lately about shoulder pain .just wondering if you could have chronic pain in upper arms only in PMR . Well slight niggles in back and knees but not anything much .At physio today and she thought I should up the pred to get rid of inflammation so that I could do the exercises which with this amount
daisylazy
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PMRGCAuk
3 months ago
GP has suggested an increase in prednisone
As I had requested this it seems that the GP is willing to give it a try., Am up now to 15mg from 10mg. Been on now for 6 days cannot say much improvement as yet. To be honest, I am however not in a great amount of pain but heavily limping towards the bad right leg and flat footed when walking Just
As I had requested this it seems that the GP is willing to give it a try., Am up now to 15mg from 10mg. Been on now for 6 days cannot say much improvement as yet. To be honest, I am however not in a great amount of pain but heavily limping towards the bad right leg and flat footed when walking Just
gillsky8
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PMRGCAuk
3 months ago
Packing for holidays as a runner…
We’re away for a few days and the thing I’m most excited about is some holiday runs on the Gower peninsula. It struck me as I was packing that what I now take with me has changed quite a bit since I started running. Before I packed anything else, sort out the run kit. First dilemma: how many pairs
We’re away for a few days and the thing I’m most excited about is some holiday runs on the Gower peninsula. It struck me as I was packing that what I now take with me has changed quite a bit since I started running. Before I packed anything else, sort out the run kit. First dilemma: how many pairs
MissUnderstanding
Graduate10
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Bridge to 10K
3 months ago
Moving forward
Before my diagnosis, I had various symptoms that I could not control, and afterward would lose parts of my memories, it was people's names and events later I had a seizure but sometimes in my sleep. It was either when I was fully awake and alert and I could see my surroundings but then if I did have
Before my diagnosis, I had various symptoms that I could not control, and afterward would lose parts of my memories, it was people's names and events later I had a seizure but sometimes in my sleep. It was either when I was fully awake and alert and I could see my surroundings but then if I did have
mavem100
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Functional Neurological Disorder - FND Hope
3 months ago
Offered palliative care only
Dear all, Writing to ask if anyone may have an answer to this: My mum 76 years old who was very active and healthy, currently living in Chile deteriorated very quickly while I was visiting last Christmas 2023. Left body side weak so after an emergency visit to neurologist and imaging got discovered
Dear all, Writing to ask if anyone may have an answer to this: My mum 76 years old who was very active and healthy, currently living in Chile deteriorated very quickly while I was visiting last Christmas 2023. Left body side weak so after an emergency visit to neurologist and imaging got discovered
NJRV
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Glioblastoma Support
3 months ago
First post.
Warning, long post. 2 am and I have cleaned the kitchen now I can move, even folded the t towels neatly in their box. I could do more but don’t want to wake hubby. I have always loved my fitness, I was a runner and training for an Ironman when things started to go wrong. First joint replacement at
Warning, long post. 2 am and I have cleaned the kitchen now I can move, even folded the t towels neatly in their box. I could do more but don’t want to wake hubby. I have always loved my fitness, I was a runner and training for an Ironman when things started to go wrong. First joint replacement at
TiaPasha
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PMRGCAuk
3 months ago
Wanting to learn from you...
Hello! I am here to learn what kinds of things you experience after breast cancer surgery. I am a physical therapist and I see people who seem to have similar experiences of not being given good advice as to what to do, what therapies to seek, what exercises to do, or anything pre or post surgically
Hello! I am here to learn what kinds of things you experience after breast cancer surgery. I am a physical therapist and I see people who seem to have similar experiences of not being given good advice as to what to do, what therapies to seek, what exercises to do, or anything pre or post surgically
MFR4life
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SHARE Breast Cancer Support
3 months ago
Physical therapy, anyone?
They're coming to my house to assess me so I'm going to throw myself on the floor to get my money's worth.😂
They're coming to my house to assess me so I'm going to throw myself on the floor to get my money's worth.😂
falalalala
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My MSAA Community
3 months ago
Sciatica and numbness in leg.
Ok so now definitely diagnosed with sciatica. Have seen physio for first session and had treatment plus acupuncture. He says that numbness in the calf and lower leg is not uncommon. I am struggling to walk tho and VERY off balance. Using walking canes to help. Anyone else have tingling and pretty
Ok so now definitely diagnosed with sciatica. Have seen physio for first session and had treatment plus acupuncture. He says that numbness in the calf and lower leg is not uncommon. I am struggling to walk tho and VERY off balance. Using walking canes to help. Anyone else have tingling and pretty
gillsky8
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PMRGCAuk
3 months ago
A little moan about the NHS and positive outcome come on my private consultation with 2 consultants Hip and Back
Ok so I have been having serious issues with my Back and hip both separate issues and the NHS seem to take it as my back as a degenerative issue even after having an MRI done(seen by spinal team )🤷🤦 . My hip was said to be a muscular issue which needed physio. Was seeing 2 different sets of physio
Ok so I have been having serious issues with my Back and hip both separate issues and the NHS seem to take it as my back as a degenerative issue even after having an MRI done(seen by spinal team )🤷🤦 . My hip was said to be a muscular issue which needed physio. Was seeing 2 different sets of physio
KnitSewPurl
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LUPUS UK
3 months ago
ED medications for assistance with incontinence recovery
2 months post Robotic daVinci prostatectomy. Non nerve sparing. Will Viagra or other ED meds help with incontinence issues along with Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy? Still mostly incontinent. Found and using a penile clamp 2-3 hours at a time for training the bladder to fill and empty. Appreciate
2 months post Robotic daVinci prostatectomy. Non nerve sparing. Will Viagra or other ED meds help with incontinence issues along with Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy? Still mostly incontinent. Found and using a penile clamp 2-3 hours at a time for training the bladder to fill and empty. Appreciate
HerbalGrower
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Prostate Cancer Network
3 months ago
Cionic Neural Sleeve
Has anyone ever heard of this Cionic Neural Sleeve? I heard about it on a podcast and then did some digging. I received an email from my physical therapist about an upcoming webinar on May 22 about this device. It’s supposed to help normalize walking using electrodes to create muscle stimulation. Might
Has anyone ever heard of this Cionic Neural Sleeve? I heard about it on a podcast and then did some digging. I received an email from my physical therapist about an upcoming webinar on May 22 about this device. It’s supposed to help normalize walking using electrodes to create muscle stimulation. Might
Rezzy3
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Ataxia UK
3 months ago
WEEKLY CHAT 20 to 26 MAY: After the Lord Mayor’s Show?
Following a weekend of excitement around the HU10, and lots of brilliant posts, I have a feeling of “follow that?”, especially as I have yet to complete my run. But, my first task is obvious. I have to thank linda9389 and Irishprincess for all the hours of hard work they have put in to make the event
Following a weekend of excitement around the HU10, and lots of brilliant posts, I have a feeling of “follow that?”, especially as I have yet to complete my run. But, my first task is obvious. I have to thank linda9389 and Irishprincess for all the hours of hard work they have put in to make the event
Beachcomber66
Half Marathon
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Fun Beyond 10K & Race Support
3 months ago
Ramblings from a calf strain sufferer
Apologies for the longer post, but I am trying to gather my thoughts and the physio advice received, to devise some sort of recovery and prevention plan addressing my reoccurring calf strains. In the off chance that someone might be in the same position, I thought I’d wrote it all down, as my ramblings
Apologies for the longer post, but I am trying to gather my thoughts and the physio advice received, to devise some sort of recovery and prevention plan addressing my reoccurring calf strains. In the off chance that someone might be in the same position, I thought I’d wrote it all down, as my ramblings
CBDB
Administrator
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Strength & Flex
3 months ago
Pins & needles in obscure places...
Hi all, Just a random question... I get pins and needles in the top of my thighs if I stand still for more than a few minutes or if I walk for more than a few paces. I get pins & needles in my hands all the time they never go away even when I use compression gloves provided by physio, and I get pins
Hi all, Just a random question... I get pins and needles in the top of my thighs if I stand still for more than a few minutes or if I walk for more than a few paces. I get pins & needles in my hands all the time they never go away even when I use compression gloves provided by physio, and I get pins
Bacaloca
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Fibromyalgia Action UK
3 months ago
Castleview back under another name
Ralph is doing okay, walking with a stick now, and managing 8 stairs. Showering himself, front anyway, can't do back or bottom as having physio on his shoulders due to them being tight through lack of use. He can also dress himself. He's still not allowed to get out of bed or walk without supervision
Ralph is doing okay, walking with a stick now, and managing 8 stairs. Showering himself, front anyway, can't do back or bottom as having physio on his shoulders due to them being tight through lack of use. He can also dress himself. He's still not allowed to get out of bed or walk without supervision
Gardenview10
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British Heart Foundation
3 months ago
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