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Missing period...
Following a baseline scan a endometrial polyp was found pausing my treatment. I had the polyp removed in June and I think I had a period just after my surgery (I was due the day of my procedure) but couldn't say what was period or post procedure bleed. Long story short I haven't had a period since mid
Following a baseline scan a endometrial polyp was found pausing my treatment. I had the polyp removed in June and I think I had a period just after my surgery (I was due the day of my procedure) but couldn't say what was period or post procedure bleed. Long story short I haven't had a period since mid
Lostinmaze
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Fertility Network UK
16 days ago
Coronary angiogram
Hi - Janmat back again! Had my coronary angiogram and all went well although the aftermath wasn’t great! Couldn’t stop the bleeding and I have ended up with a very, very bruised hand and arm from the pressure involved 🥴. Good news is though the angiogram showed that the damage to my heart is not as
Hi - Janmat back again! Had my coronary angiogram and all went well although the aftermath wasn’t great! Couldn’t stop the bleeding and I have ended up with a very, very bruised hand and arm from the pressure involved 🥴. Good news is though the angiogram showed that the damage to my heart is not as
Janmat
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Heart Valve Voice
16 days ago
ouch! rain stryder
anxiety has infiltrated every aspect of my life: on top of anxiety, i have major depression (more orless in control), ptsd (raging) and did (doing pop-up visits). my life is further complicated by hand surgery on august 8th and exploratoy cancer surgery on august 21st (which may turn into a more complicated
anxiety has infiltrated every aspect of my life: on top of anxiety, i have major depression (more orless in control), ptsd (raging) and did (doing pop-up visits). my life is further complicated by hand surgery on august 8th and exploratoy cancer surgery on august 21st (which may turn into a more complicated
RainStryder
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Anxiety and Depression Support
16 days ago
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Rant - so fed up
Just here for a very long rant and to see if anyone can offer any suggestions going forward.Still no diagnosis (all endo symptoms) pain started Mar22, had an ultrasound Nov22, lap July 23, adhesions and was told 'indications' of endo after surgery (whatever that means), biopsy came back negative so no
Just here for a very long rant and to see if anyone can offer any suggestions going forward.Still no diagnosis (all endo symptoms) pain started Mar22, had an ultrasound Nov22, lap July 23, adhesions and was told 'indications' of endo after surgery (whatever that means), biopsy came back negative so no
Jollie93
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Endometriosis UK
17 days ago
High Cholesterol
My wife has a pacemaker: the result of an investigation into infrequent episodes of syncope. As part of the investigative process she was fitted with a 14 day holter monitor which detected one episode of paroxysmal AF. She was prescribed Edoxaban. On the advice of her cardiologist she also takes peridoprol
My wife has a pacemaker: the result of an investigation into infrequent episodes of syncope. As part of the investigative process she was fitted with a 14 day holter monitor which detected one episode of paroxysmal AF. She was prescribed Edoxaban. On the advice of her cardiologist she also takes peridoprol
L8Again
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British Heart Foundation
17 days ago
DBS surgery for Parkinson’s patient.
I am a 82 year old male and was diagnosed with Parkinson’s 10 years ago. My neurologist is recommending that I have a DBS surgery to deal with my symptoms. He indicated that overtime medication is less effective and this is my best option. I’m hopeful that some who have had it will share their
I am a 82 year old male and was diagnosed with Parkinson’s 10 years ago. My neurologist is recommending that I have a DBS surgery to deal with my symptoms. He indicated that overtime medication is less effective and this is my best option. I’m hopeful that some who have had it will share their
Lulover
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Cure Parkinson's
17 days ago
It's not always liver!
So after a flare up of acute pancreatitis that left him bedridden, when hubby got better last week I was hoping we'd seen the back of illness for a while. Last night he rapidly started coming down with UTI symptoms that rapidly progressed to kidney pain. 111 referred us to out of hours, out of hours
So after a flare up of acute pancreatitis that left him bedridden, when hubby got better last week I was hoping we'd seen the back of illness for a while. Last night he rapidly started coming down with UTI symptoms that rapidly progressed to kidney pain. 111 referred us to out of hours, out of hours
RugbyMama
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British Liver Trust
17 days ago
Stormy 2nd Surgery
My poor pup has to have surgery again tomorrow morning to remove his dew claw. It just hasn’t healed properly and now it’s coming off. I’m dreading the thought of two more weeks of keeping it wrapped and him having this surgery. Apparently, it is a big deal for a dog to have it removed. The vet called
My poor pup has to have surgery again tomorrow morning to remove his dew claw. It just hasn’t healed properly and now it’s coming off. I’m dreading the thought of two more weeks of keeping it wrapped and him having this surgery. Apparently, it is a big deal for a dog to have it removed. The vet called
Amore55
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My MSAA Community
17 days ago
The right meds!
Hi all. So 16 months ago my surgery decided to change my medication to Beclametasone and Anoro inhalers. I finally (not seen anyone in Respiratory since 2017 ) had an over the phone appointment with a doctor from the hospital Respiratory team who told me I was on the wrong medication and that I was
Hi all. So 16 months ago my surgery decided to change my medication to Beclametasone and Anoro inhalers. I finally (not seen anyone in Respiratory since 2017 ) had an over the phone appointment with a doctor from the hospital Respiratory team who told me I was on the wrong medication and that I was
TheCoughingGardener
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Bronchiectasis Support
17 days ago
Sleep clinic
hi all I said is do an update following on from my latest appt with endocrinology The endocrinologist dr David Hughes at Derby private medical was fab pragmatic and said very practically you are being fobbed off this isn’t an endocrinology issue, it’s definitely neurological!! He listened to all my
hi all I said is do an update following on from my latest appt with endocrinology The endocrinologist dr David Hughes at Derby private medical was fab pragmatic and said very practically you are being fobbed off this isn’t an endocrinology issue, it’s definitely neurological!! He listened to all my
Zenawarrior73
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Restless Legs Syndrome
18 days ago
PD to HD
Hi everyone. A few months ago I talked about how my exit site was getting infected and how my doctor referred me for a fistula surgery for HD. Oh well, I had the surgery last week Thursday and I’m home healing a little at a time. I’m still doing PD and I have to wait for 2 months or there about to heal
Hi everyone. A few months ago I talked about how my exit site was getting infected and how my doctor referred me for a fistula surgery for HD. Oh well, I had the surgery last week Thursday and I’m home healing a little at a time. I’m still doing PD and I have to wait for 2 months or there about to heal
Imaanforever
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Kidney Dialysis
18 days ago
Told I have COPD
Good Evening, I have asthma and Interstitial Lung Disease (ILD). I use inhalers to manage my asthma; and ambulatory oxygen for my ILD. I am under Papworth Hospital for my ILD. Twice in recent months, I have been called by my surgery to have a COPD review. The first appointment I had with the nurse confused
Good Evening, I have asthma and Interstitial Lung Disease (ILD). I use inhalers to manage my asthma; and ambulatory oxygen for my ILD. I am under Papworth Hospital for my ILD. Twice in recent months, I have been called by my surgery to have a COPD review. The first appointment I had with the nurse confused
GingerCatJayne
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
18 days ago
Critical Illness claim rejected
Anyone any experience in challenging a critical illness rejection? The insurer is claiming I was reckless in completing the form. Currently with the Ombudsman who believes It was careless mirepresentation as opposed to deliberate or wreckless. But have just replied to the ombudsman as it too appears
Anyone any experience in challenging a critical illness rejection? The insurer is claiming I was reckless in completing the form. Currently with the Ombudsman who believes It was careless mirepresentation as opposed to deliberate or wreckless. But have just replied to the ombudsman as it too appears
Heart_stopper
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British Heart Foundation
18 days ago
New oral b12 drug
Hi everyone, for past 20+ years I struggled with fatigue,gastric issues pins and nèedles in hands and feet and electric shock sensations down my right side.all started after 4 hour op,hysterectomy where nitrous oxide was given to me . Usual story, it's stress, all in your head. 3 years ago I was started
Hi everyone, for past 20+ years I struggled with fatigue,gastric issues pins and nèedles in hands and feet and electric shock sensations down my right side.all started after 4 hour op,hysterectomy where nitrous oxide was given to me . Usual story, it's stress, all in your head. 3 years ago I was started
Mrsmr
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
18 days ago
Dry eyes ,disrupted tear film, ?Sjogrens
I believe we have a few members who have posted about this in the past. I'm a PMR long termer diagnosed in Nov 2017 and currently taking 2.5mg Prednisolone. In June 2023 I had a revision of refractive surgery to both eyes at a world leading specialist centre in London. The procedure is known to affect
I believe we have a few members who have posted about this in the past. I'm a PMR long termer diagnosed in Nov 2017 and currently taking 2.5mg Prednisolone. In June 2023 I had a revision of refractive surgery to both eyes at a world leading specialist centre in London. The procedure is known to affect
PMRnewbie2017
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PMRGCAuk
18 days ago
Increase injections?
I currently self inject once a week - I started about 3 months ago as I was having lots of pins and needles and burning in my hands, arms and feet. GP agreed to 10 weekly injections and I’ve continued with those without mentioning the self injecting. I always had a really strong reaction one or two days
I currently self inject once a week - I started about 3 months ago as I was having lots of pins and needles and burning in my hands, arms and feet. GP agreed to 10 weekly injections and I’ve continued with those without mentioning the self injecting. I always had a really strong reaction one or two days
Alilev
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
18 days ago
3b MLA of ovary
hiya everyone I’m starting my 1st chemo tomorrow having carboplatin Paclitaxel and bevacizumab feeling very nervous. I had surgery and was told I had 3b MLA of the ovary can anyone give me advice what is is best to take with me and thing o help after chem thanks.
hiya everyone I’m starting my 1st chemo tomorrow having carboplatin Paclitaxel and bevacizumab feeling very nervous. I had surgery and was told I had 3b MLA of the ovary can anyone give me advice what is is best to take with me and thing o help after chem thanks.
LKII
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My Ovacome
18 days ago
Waiting for the day
Hi all. Its quite emotional for me as I have had a fair old journey to come back to starting the couch to 5k for a second time. My first was before lockdown and, even though i was not able to complete the graduation run as our group was cancelled due to covid, i continued to run. I built up my fitness
Hi all. Its quite emotional for me as I have had a fair old journey to come back to starting the couch to 5k for a second time. My first was before lockdown and, even though i was not able to complete the graduation run as our group was cancelled due to covid, i continued to run. I built up my fitness
AvocaBeach
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Couch to 5K
19 days ago
Hashi's swings?
Hello lovely people! I've seen people here talking about hashi swings. I'm not yet diagnosed or medicated, but I'm just wondering if these swings can cause such big changes in just a few days? I did a medichecks full test, and finally got a test through the NHS after asking the nurse at surgery. The
Hello lovely people! I've seen people here talking about hashi swings. I'm not yet diagnosed or medicated, but I'm just wondering if these swings can cause such big changes in just a few days? I did a medichecks full test, and finally got a test through the NHS after asking the nurse at surgery. The
weedee41
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Thyroid UK
19 days ago
I turned 47 yesterday, and I've never bothered about aging before but today I feel sad and old and ugly.
I've been in remission from severe MDD for over 3 years. I had minor bouts when younger but I developed peripartum depression with my last child and it lasted 4 1/2 years. I was hospitalized 10 times, tried 16 different medications, ECT, ketamine, TMS. It was a horrific time of my life and I never want
I've been in remission from severe MDD for over 3 years. I had minor bouts when younger but I developed peripartum depression with my last child and it lasted 4 1/2 years. I was hospitalized 10 times, tried 16 different medications, ECT, ketamine, TMS. It was a horrific time of my life and I never want
StillClimbing
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Major Depressive Disorder (MDD) Support
19 days ago
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