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Does tibilone get better?
Hello everyone, I've just finished a 6 month course of prostap with no add back hrt. I had a pretty rough time on prostap alone, apparently I was supposed to be prescribed hrt alongside but never was, and in order to carry on my consultant has now added in tibilone. I thought the prostap was bad but
Hello everyone, I've just finished a 6 month course of prostap with no add back hrt. I had a pretty rough time on prostap alone, apparently I was supposed to be prescribed hrt alongside but never was, and in order to carry on my consultant has now added in tibilone. I thought the prostap was bad but
Womble84
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Endometriosis UK
10 months ago
Small pouch or bag
Can anyone recommend a small pouch that would clip on to a belt or one with a strap already on that I can carry a couple of inhalers in and a pulse /0ximeter when I go out, thanks.
Can anyone recommend a small pouch that would clip on to a belt or one with a strap already on that I can carry a couple of inhalers in and a pulse /0ximeter when I go out, thanks.
6538
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 months ago
More steroids my third course ðŸ˜
My asthma is the worst it's ever been anything sets it off, I had to go to the doctors again today and good job I did needed yet another inhaler I'm on fostair, tiotropium and salbutamol now so yeah alot and the prednisolone tablets so hopefully this should help clear up what ever is aggrevating my breathing
My asthma is the worst it's ever been anything sets it off, I had to go to the doctors again today and good job I did needed yet another inhaler I'm on fostair, tiotropium and salbutamol now so yeah alot and the prednisolone tablets so hopefully this should help clear up what ever is aggrevating my breathing
Yumz199725
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
4 months ago
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Anticoagulation Therapy
Are you currently taking anticoagulants? Perhaps you are taking a Direct Oral Anticoagulant (DOAC) such as; Apixaban, Edoxaban, Dabigatran, Heparin, Rivaroxaban or even Warfarin? Have you have recently been approached or had your medication changed to an alternative? If so, have you experienced any
Are you currently taking anticoagulants? Perhaps you are taking a Direct Oral Anticoagulant (DOAC) such as; Apixaban, Edoxaban, Dabigatran, Heparin, Rivaroxaban or even Warfarin? Have you have recently been approached or had your medication changed to an alternative? If so, have you experienced any
TracyAdmin
Partner
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AF Association
11 months ago
Grim!
I’d be grateful for sympathy from you kind people! Life is more challenging than usual. No complaints about medical attention: pulmonary function test due this month and a dietitian early January. I have regular consultations, so I’m far better off than many here. I’ve had a few days of feeling off
I’d be grateful for sympathy from you kind people! Life is more challenging than usual. No complaints about medical attention: pulmonary function test due this month and a dietitian early January. I have regular consultations, so I’m far better off than many here. I’ve had a few days of feeling off
Lupiknits
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Scleroderma & Raynaud's UK (SRUK)
10 months ago
stopping warfarin
Hi, I am having a lumbar steroid injection for a slipped disc. the doctor performing it wants my my inr below 1.2. I attend Barnet hospital anticoagulation clinic in London. They told me the person performing the steroid injection must make a “ bridging plan “, that may or may not involve heparin
Hi, I am having a lumbar steroid injection for a slipped disc. the doctor performing it wants my my inr below 1.2. I attend Barnet hospital anticoagulation clinic in London. They told me the person performing the steroid injection must make a “ bridging plan “, that may or may not involve heparin
Kev667
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Hughes Syndrome APS Forum
1 year ago
ONCT-534 Earns FDA Fast Track Designation in R/R Metastatic CRPC
Looks like a number of Drug companies are creating drugs that interact with the AR’s N-terminal domain and ligand-binding domain, impeding cell growth and enabling AR degradation. ONCT-534 Earns FDA Fast Track Designation in R/R Metastatic CRPC October 27, 2023 Investigators will assess
Looks like a number of Drug companies are creating drugs that interact with the AR’s N-terminal domain and ligand-binding domain, impeding cell growth and enabling AR degradation. ONCT-534 Earns FDA Fast Track Designation in R/R Metastatic CRPC October 27, 2023 Investigators will assess
Scout4answers
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
11 months ago
heparin innohep Uk
hi all, I’m in the U.K. I don’t have a specialist just GP and a nurse anticoagulant clinic I visit. Are U.K. APS patients on warfarin suppose to have a heparin injections supply at home for emergencies when inr too low. The nurse said it’s a good idea since pharmacies don’t usually have in in stock
hi all, I’m in the U.K. I don’t have a specialist just GP and a nurse anticoagulant clinic I visit. Are U.K. APS patients on warfarin suppose to have a heparin injections supply at home for emergencies when inr too low. The nurse said it’s a good idea since pharmacies don’t usually have in in stock
Kev667
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Hughes Syndrome APS Forum
1 year ago
Lupron Injection Site Pain
Hi all - curious if any of you have had this weirdness. I got my first Lupron injection Aug 17th (3mth 22.5mg i believe) - had the initial soreness at injection site on shoulder that is typical of even say a flu shot. That pain did go away in couple days but came back on the 10th day and still is
Hi all - curious if any of you have had this weirdness. I got my first Lupron injection Aug 17th (3mth 22.5mg i believe) - had the initial soreness at injection site on shoulder that is typical of even say a flu shot. That pain did go away in couple days but came back on the 10th day and still is
Yzinger
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
Respiratory Therapy Student
Hi All, I have been a member of the forum for 8ish years. I have bronchiectasis and had a LLL (left lower lobe) resection in 2019. I am 48 years old. The past 3 years I have been studying to become a Respiratory Therapist (RT). In the US, RTs work in hospitals managing critical care patients on ventilators
Hi All, I have been a member of the forum for 8ish years. I have bronchiectasis and had a LLL (left lower lobe) resection in 2019. I am 48 years old. The past 3 years I have been studying to become a Respiratory Therapist (RT). In the US, RTs work in hospitals managing critical care patients on ventilators
Schmu
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
1 year ago
Anoro
A few weeks ago I had a text to arrange my annual COPD review. This is normally with the practice nurse who can prescribe medications too. I was surprised to be given a Doctor appointment. I am mild COPD and was taking Salmeterol and Carbocisteine. It seemed quite effective. The doctor advised that I
A few weeks ago I had a text to arrange my annual COPD review. This is normally with the practice nurse who can prescribe medications too. I was surprised to be given a Doctor appointment. I am mild COPD and was taking Salmeterol and Carbocisteine. It seemed quite effective. The doctor advised that I
kc110
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
10 months ago
mannitol challenge test
has anyone had mannitol challenge test an didn't need to stop montelukast? Was your test positive (you had your asthma confirmed)?
has anyone had mannitol challenge test an didn't need to stop montelukast? Was your test positive (you had your asthma confirmed)?
sciencepotato
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
11 months ago
low grade ovarian cancer in the lungs
I had pleural effusion for 2 years. My doctor didn't say that the cancer could get into the lungs but it did. I received 6 rounds of weekly taxol and carbo platin but it didn't work. Now my doctor wants to stop all treatment and send me to hospice care. please let me know if you have had that experience
I had pleural effusion for 2 years. My doctor didn't say that the cancer could get into the lungs but it did. I received 6 rounds of weekly taxol and carbo platin but it didn't work. Now my doctor wants to stop all treatment and send me to hospice care. please let me know if you have had that experience
Alex29
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My Ovacome
1 year ago
scooter
So I got my results of the echocardiogram a couple of weeks ago. Then we went away in the caravan so I could ignore the results. Got back, read my results and I felt my shoulders flump.. I have signs, they reckon, that I have a high possibility of Pulmonary hypertension. Something new for hubby to research
So I got my results of the echocardiogram a couple of weeks ago. Then we went away in the caravan so I could ignore the results. Got back, read my results and I felt my shoulders flump.. I have signs, they reckon, that I have a high possibility of Pulmonary hypertension. Something new for hubby to research
Zand60
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
1 year ago
Turmeric ginger and black pepper
Anyone taken this as a capsule or the natural ingredients I've read quite a bit about these ingredients and they seem to possibly help with copd symptoms. Could anyone enlighten me whether its worth buying the manufactured capsules please ? X
Anyone taken this as a capsule or the natural ingredients I've read quite a bit about these ingredients and they seem to possibly help with copd symptoms. Could anyone enlighten me whether its worth buying the manufactured capsules please ? X
soulboy118
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COPD Friends
11 months ago
lung volume reduction through value insertion
Hi All don't often post but do read them all. I am due a consultation to discuss the possibility of value insertion but apparently they now put you under with anaesthetic and put you on a breathing machine and they are worried about me coming off that and say it is a risk so I don't know what I should
Hi All don't often post but do read them all. I am due a consultation to discuss the possibility of value insertion but apparently they now put you under with anaesthetic and put you on a breathing machine and they are worried about me coming off that and say it is a risk so I don't know what I should
Poppy2525
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
1 year ago
Hello
Hi I have been diagnosed with an anti synthesase syndrome with features of myosotis. This was diagnosed following what was initially thought to be a chest infection / covid pneumonia in December. my rheumatologist thinks that exposure to covid has triggered my autoimmune disease which includes lung
Hi I have been diagnosed with an anti synthesase syndrome with features of myosotis. This was diagnosed following what was initially thought to be a chest infection / covid pneumonia in December. my rheumatologist thinks that exposure to covid has triggered my autoimmune disease which includes lung
Bronte007
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Myositis UK
1 year ago
Bad chest x-ray and no dx in sight
Hi, I have just had a troubling chest x-ray after experiencing ongoing coughing and a nagging pain in the center of my chest for the past year. Doctor kept passing it off as allergies or mild asthma, but I persisted for a pulmonary consult. Now, no one will follow up with me for a minimum of 2 months
Hi, I have just had a troubling chest x-ray after experiencing ongoing coughing and a nagging pain in the center of my chest for the past year. Doctor kept passing it off as allergies or mild asthma, but I persisted for a pulmonary consult. Now, no one will follow up with me for a minimum of 2 months
SmogDweller
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
1 year ago
Lupus Anticoagulant testing while on Warfarin
I have searched the group but I do not seem to find what I need to know. If your hematologist insist on testing for Lupus Anticoagulant how many days must you stop warfarin before the test? The hematologist says that the DVRTT test works without stopping Warfarin. But I have read many times that while
I have searched the group but I do not seem to find what I need to know. If your hematologist insist on testing for Lupus Anticoagulant how many days must you stop warfarin before the test? The hematologist says that the DVRTT test works without stopping Warfarin. But I have read many times that while
Raw57
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Hughes Syndrome APS Forum
2 years ago
end of he line
Since diagnosis in 2018, I have pretty much run the gamut of affordable SOC treatments and I finally got my Onco to agree that the treatments were doing more harm than good (based on side effects and endlessly climbing PSA). I have continual gut pain. Is this type of pain what we hear about as
Since diagnosis in 2018, I have pretty much run the gamut of affordable SOC treatments and I finally got my Onco to agree that the treatments were doing more harm than good (based on side effects and endlessly climbing PSA). I have continual gut pain. Is this type of pain what we hear about as
Frigataflyer
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
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