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Shoulder problems & numbness down arm & hand?
Hi Just over 6yrs ago had a lower lobectomy for adenocarcinoma stage 1b. As I was younger than normal & non smoker I still get followed up by my consultant every 6 months thankfully. I’ve had tenderness under right arm & by scars with shoulder pain & restrictions since Christmas. By the middle of Jan
Hi Just over 6yrs ago had a lower lobectomy for adenocarcinoma stage 1b. As I was younger than normal & non smoker I still get followed up by my consultant every 6 months thankfully. I’ve had tenderness under right arm & by scars with shoulder pain & restrictions since Christmas. By the middle of Jan
Jmc8
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The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
3 years ago
Well; that was eye watering!
Just back from my physio session which was designed to diagnose and fix the pain around the top outside of my calf which has plagued my running, on and off, since 2 December. Typically it failed to show up today! Physio was straight on it though. It looks as though the peroneal nerve and the head of
Just back from my physio session which was designed to diagnose and fix the pain around the top outside of my calf which has plagued my running, on and off, since 2 December. Typically it failed to show up today! Physio was straight on it though. It looks as though the peroneal nerve and the head of
Beachcomber66
Half Marathon
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Fun Beyond 10K & Race Support
3 years ago
Arthritis and exercise
Hi, this is my first post in this forum, I used to be a Judo coach, but after a right knee arthroscopy 7 years ago and a left shoulder acromioclavicular stabilisation with lockdown about 5 years ago i was forced into retirement. As part of my rehab (shoulder) i started gentle swims but felt a lot of
Hi, this is my first post in this forum, I used to be a Judo coach, but after a right knee arthroscopy 7 years ago and a left shoulder acromioclavicular stabilisation with lockdown about 5 years ago i was forced into retirement. As part of my rehab (shoulder) i started gentle swims but felt a lot of
Bassman65
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Arthritis Action
3 years ago
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Sore neck advice
Hello Everyone After a small blip where I have had to increase steroids from 8mg to 10mg to get rid of pains in hips and shoulders, I have not been able to get rid of my neck pain. It has bothered me for months now but I have ignored it as I have generally been feeling ok. I don't want to increase but
Hello Everyone After a small blip where I have had to increase steroids from 8mg to 10mg to get rid of pains in hips and shoulders, I have not been able to get rid of my neck pain. It has bothered me for months now but I have ignored it as I have generally been feeling ok. I don't want to increase but
Mamamia21
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PMRGCAuk
3 years ago
Prof.Dasgupta on PMR and GCA
Thought some folf might find this interesting. Rheumatology physio talking to Prof Dasgupta on PMR and GCA. https://youtu.be/vdwjdQOfjMc It's about 45 minutes long. Not sure if the link will work, you may have to cut and paste address into web browser. All the best
Thought some folf might find this interesting. Rheumatology physio talking to Prof Dasgupta on PMR and GCA. https://youtu.be/vdwjdQOfjMc It's about 45 minutes long. Not sure if the link will work, you may have to cut and paste address into web browser. All the best
More-physio
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PMRGCAuk
3 years ago
When The Pity Party Goes On Parade
Hey everyone! It's only me again, the Human Giraffe! Back with another update and of course - Questions!! It's been a big week for me this week! I finally had my physio appointment!! Yay!! Wait, it gets better... I finally got my walking sticks!! I'm happy about it, but it hasn't come without it's difficulties
Hey everyone! It's only me again, the Human Giraffe! Back with another update and of course - Questions!! It's been a big week for me this week! I finally had my physio appointment!! Yay!! Wait, it gets better... I finally got my walking sticks!! I'm happy about it, but it hasn't come without it's difficulties
Vicrum88
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Scleroderma & Raynaud's UK (SRUK)
3 years ago
Trying to run couch to 5k to recover from tendonopathy and muscle injury
Hi there just trying couch to 5k. I’ve been suffering with an ankle / leg injury for about 3 years now. Was diagnosed as a tendon apathy although I think I may have torn something in my calf. Physio and exercises did not make any difference and just made it hurt. I’m trying couch to 5k as a very gentle
Hi there just trying couch to 5k. I’ve been suffering with an ankle / leg injury for about 3 years now. Was diagnosed as a tendon apathy although I think I may have torn something in my calf. Physio and exercises did not make any difference and just made it hurt. I’m trying couch to 5k as a very gentle
Dodgyankle
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Sports Injury
3 years ago
Types of Bronchiectasis
Had an appointment with Bronchiectasis physio in Friday I'm still not quite sure if anything was achieved actually The Physio told me I have a different kind of bronc when I asked in what way she said what I believe was oh it's tract then changed the subject I tried to revisit but never managed an
Had an appointment with Bronchiectasis physio in Friday I'm still not quite sure if anything was achieved actually The Physio told me I have a different kind of bronc when I asked in what way she said what I believe was oh it's tract then changed the subject I tried to revisit but never managed an
Brenda56
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 years ago
Private Duty PD Nurse
Is it possible to hire a private duty PD nurse to help with an elderly patient's PD exchanges while they regain hand strength via in-home physical therapy? I understand assisted PD is not reimburseable in the US yet but was wondering if we could pay out of pocket?
Is it possible to hire a private duty PD nurse to help with an elderly patient's PD exchanges while they regain hand strength via in-home physical therapy? I understand assisted PD is not reimburseable in the US yet but was wondering if we could pay out of pocket?
MikeMB
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Kidney Dialysis
3 years ago
Rehabilitation after icu
My husband was ventilated and placed into a coma for around 3 weeks. He has done really well and has had his tracheostomy removed and is not needing any additional oxygen. He is now eating solids so the feeding tube is also gone. However he is really struggling with his mobility. I don’t want to be a
My husband was ventilated and placed into a coma for around 3 weeks. He has done really well and has had his tracheostomy removed and is not needing any additional oxygen. He is now eating solids so the feeding tube is also gone. However he is really struggling with his mobility. I don’t want to be a
Username1981
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ICUsteps
3 years ago
Update on cause of body shape changes
I was very grateful to everyone for their advice on my last post regarding. Weight gain / moonface / body changes and have taken the advice on board. @Heron mentioned checking with Dr which stroke a chord with me and hit me thinking that this strange shape ( protruding abdomen) might be something else
I was very grateful to everyone for their advice on my last post regarding. Weight gain / moonface / body changes and have taken the advice on board. @Heron mentioned checking with Dr which stroke a chord with me and hit me thinking that this strange shape ( protruding abdomen) might be something else
Phoenix51
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PMRGCAuk
3 years ago
Pelvic fracture
Finally have an answer (unhappily) to my groin pain. I have a left hip labral tear and a left inferior pubic ramus fracture. I knew something serious was happening but 2 drs. just said go to physical therapy. The third dr. finally ran an MRI (which was very painful in and of itself.) I had been asking
Finally have an answer (unhappily) to my groin pain. I have a left hip labral tear and a left inferior pubic ramus fracture. I knew something serious was happening but 2 drs. just said go to physical therapy. The third dr. finally ran an MRI (which was very painful in and of itself.) I had been asking
Linny3
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PMRGCAuk
3 years ago
I am stuck, pudendal neuralgia caused by internal problem
I am on here as I am losing hope. This is so so so tiring. I cannot cope and feel suicidal. I am begging doctors for help, they won't listen. I have pudendal neuralgia, I have done pelvic floor physical therapy to no avail. I cannot put pressure on my abdomen and have left sided vulval swelling. I cannot
I am on here as I am losing hope. This is so so so tiring. I cannot cope and feel suicidal. I am begging doctors for help, they won't listen. I have pudendal neuralgia, I have done pelvic floor physical therapy to no avail. I cannot put pressure on my abdomen and have left sided vulval swelling. I cannot
Wewillgetbetter
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Pelvic Pain Support Network
3 years ago
Turned down for PIP, even though I was previously getting it for the last 7 years!
So I was getting PIP with a mobility score of 10 out of 12, but then had a telephonic review and had sent off all my evidence showing that my FM and osteoarthritis is getting worse. However, the result of this review came back with a score of ZERO!! Can anyone tell me what they're playing at at the DWP
So I was getting PIP with a mobility score of 10 out of 12, but then had a telephonic review and had sent off all my evidence showing that my FM and osteoarthritis is getting worse. However, the result of this review came back with a score of ZERO!! Can anyone tell me what they're playing at at the DWP
MissyCat
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Fibromyalgia Action UK
3 years ago
Just another blip in the road.
Warning long post! Hi, hope everyone is well. This So here I approach my 1 year on Benra anniversary. It hasn’t been a smooth ride that’s for sure, and the ride leading up to it was incredibly bumpy. But with the current situation I have had lots of time to reflect a celebrate the milestones, no
Warning long post! Hi, hope everyone is well. This So here I approach my 1 year on Benra anniversary. It hasn’t been a smooth ride that’s for sure, and the ride leading up to it was incredibly bumpy. But with the current situation I have had lots of time to reflect a celebrate the milestones, no
HoppyNurse
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Anyone recognise these symptoms?
My present situation is one of great despair and isolation. I am a 50 yr old female, am currently housebound, for a year now and unable to work due to my ever mysterious symptoms, I live on my own and have had to close my business and rely on daily help from my elderly parents. I have no support from
My present situation is one of great despair and isolation. I am a 50 yr old female, am currently housebound, for a year now and unable to work due to my ever mysterious symptoms, I live on my own and have had to close my business and rely on daily help from my elderly parents. I have no support from
Verysorelegs
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The UK Mastocytosis Support Group
3 years ago
Any experiences from COVID ICU patients in their 70s? We seem to have a small window left.
My dad’s symptoms started Boxing Day, in hospital since Jan 5th. His oxygen requirements kept going up and up until he had to go on a ventilator on Jan 19th. He had a stroke a 4 months ago and had an operation to remove a blocked section of artery in his neck, but was making good recovery in regaining
My dad’s symptoms started Boxing Day, in hospital since Jan 5th. His oxygen requirements kept going up and up until he had to go on a ventilator on Jan 19th. He had a stroke a 4 months ago and had an operation to remove a blocked section of artery in his neck, but was making good recovery in regaining
Hidden
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ICUsteps
3 years ago
Who would have thought a year ago that I'd miss running?
Thought I had a hamstring injury (incurred 5 weeks ago, worsened 3 weeks ago, so no running since then). No such luck. Worn out meniscus is the likely culprit according to the physio (there's probably been a piece floating in there since 1981, causing my knee to lock when I kneel or squat) resulting
Thought I had a hamstring injury (incurred 5 weeks ago, worsened 3 weeks ago, so no running since then). No such luck. Worn out meniscus is the likely culprit according to the physio (there's probably been a piece floating in there since 1981, causing my knee to lock when I kneel or squat) resulting
WeavingWonk
Graduate10
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Bridge to 10K
3 years ago
Start again....????
I injured myself two weeks ago on W6R2...(swollen inner ankle, pain). I haven’t ran since and have been doing some daily exercises recommended to me by a physio. Swelling is gone, pain is gone, but can still feel a very slight niggling/discomfort at times, like a reminder that something was wrong! So
I injured myself two weeks ago on W6R2...(swollen inner ankle, pain). I haven’t ran since and have been doing some daily exercises recommended to me by a physio. Swelling is gone, pain is gone, but can still feel a very slight niggling/discomfort at times, like a reminder that something was wrong! So
Jane46a
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Couch to 5K
3 years ago
Back pain
Hi, I am currently waiting on blood test results to see if I have ET. I'm 42 and have had consistently raised platelets since 2017 raining from 450 to 600. I also have recently been diagnosed with a form of lupus which effects the skin. Since before Xmas I have been suffering from back pain which goes
Hi, I am currently waiting on blood test results to see if I have ET. I'm 42 and have had consistently raised platelets since 2017 raining from 450 to 600. I also have recently been diagnosed with a form of lupus which effects the skin. Since before Xmas I have been suffering from back pain which goes
106776
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MPN Voice
3 years ago
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