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RLS AWARENESS DAY 23 SEPTEMBER
23 September is RLS Awareness Day. I've been trying to contact people to raise awareness and I may have 2 radio interviews coming out on Health Radio and a possible article in the Sunday Mirror on the benefits of medical cannabis. If they go ahead, I'll post details. I used medical cannabis to get 3
23 September is RLS Awareness Day. I've been trying to contact people to raise awareness and I may have 2 radio interviews coming out on Health Radio and a possible article in the Sunday Mirror on the benefits of medical cannabis. If they go ahead, I'll post details. I used medical cannabis to get 3
Joolsg
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Restless Legs Syndrome
3 years ago
Latest update & night sweats
Hi Folks I came home from hospital on Monday after full hysterectomy and removal of masses - the consultant rang me yesterday to say the mass that was melon sized they had found cancer right in the middle but because he removed it intact there has been no spread so I don’t need any more treatment, I
Hi Folks I came home from hospital on Monday after full hysterectomy and removal of masses - the consultant rang me yesterday to say the mass that was melon sized they had found cancer right in the middle but because he removed it intact there has been no spread so I don’t need any more treatment, I
svfarmer
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LUPUS UK
3 years ago
1st post - ramblings for future treatment decisions & so much research info to digest
In March 2018 at 64yo with an escalating PSA from <3 16 months earlier to 7.3 in 5 weeks the biopsy revealed 2 of 12 samples with Gleason 4+4 in both. Discussion with doctors at Mayo & my bride led to decision of robotic assisted radical prostatectomy with nerve sparing in 8/18. Pathology revealed no
In March 2018 at 64yo with an escalating PSA from <3 16 months earlier to 7.3 in 5 weeks the biopsy revealed 2 of 12 samples with Gleason 4+4 in both. Discussion with doctors at Mayo & my bride led to decision of robotic assisted radical prostatectomy with nerve sparing in 8/18. Pathology revealed no
OntheCoast
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 years ago
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Hysterectomy nerves what should I expect any tips
I'm due to go in hospital on Monday for a total laparoscopic hysterectomy. finally after waiting for over 18 months the nerves are kicking in big style now😰 are there any things I should expect and how long does recovery take (my job entails heavy lifting and beening on my feet all day ) any advice
I'm due to go in hospital on Monday for a total laparoscopic hysterectomy. finally after waiting for over 18 months the nerves are kicking in big style now😰 are there any things I should expect and how long does recovery take (my job entails heavy lifting and beening on my feet all day ) any advice
Pb1970
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Endometriosis UK
3 years ago
PALB2 mutation.
From a piece in today's New York Times Health section [1]: [i]"For years, women with breast cancer in their families have been getting tested for mutations in two genes, known as BRCA1 and BRCA2, to determine whether they have a sharply elevated risk of the disease.[/i] [i] [/i] [i]"Now, doctors are
From a piece in today's New York Times Health section [1]: [i]"For years, women with breast cancer in their families have been getting tested for mutations in two genes, known as BRCA1 and BRCA2, to determine whether they have a sharply elevated risk of the disease.[/i] [i] [/i] [i]"Now, doctors are
pjoshea13
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 years ago
Treatment options
Hi all Has anyone found any treatment that helps with symptoms long term? Or is hysterectomy best bet? I have just finished 6 months decapeptyl inj can already feel some of my symptoms coming back Thank you in advance for any help or advice Or even if you tell me what your treatment story is
Hi all Has anyone found any treatment that helps with symptoms long term? Or is hysterectomy best bet? I have just finished 6 months decapeptyl inj can already feel some of my symptoms coming back Thank you in advance for any help or advice Or even if you tell me what your treatment story is
Abz81
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Endometriosis UK
3 years ago
Full Hysterectomy and Excision
I was just looking for anyones experience of recovering from this op. I am due to have it this autumn, and am looking forward to life after endo. However, I've heard different tales about recovery. Some people bed bound for 6 weeks, others up and about. I need to think about childcare etc, and can
I was just looking for anyones experience of recovering from this op. I am due to have it this autumn, and am looking forward to life after endo. However, I've heard different tales about recovery. Some people bed bound for 6 weeks, others up and about. I need to think about childcare etc, and can
MollyBe
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Endometriosis UK
3 years ago
Increase in thyroxine
Hi all, After some advice please. With the approval of my doctor, I have just upped my thyroxine from 150 mcg a day to 175mcg, due to really heavy periods, currently on day 40, to see if an increase in medication will help as nothing else has so far. ( I’m on waiting list for a hysterectomy, but
Hi all, After some advice please. With the approval of my doctor, I have just upped my thyroxine from 150 mcg a day to 175mcg, due to really heavy periods, currently on day 40, to see if an increase in medication will help as nothing else has so far. ( I’m on waiting list for a hysterectomy, but
Lordy40
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Thyroid UK
3 years ago
Sertraline for menopause
Hi, this is my first post. I was diagnosed with a borderline tumour in June 21 following a total abdominal hysterectomy. My consultant doesn't want me to take oestrogen so HRT is out of equation. My GP has prescribed Sertraline for flushes. I started them today and have had nausea and a little bit of
Hi, this is my first post. I was diagnosed with a borderline tumour in June 21 following a total abdominal hysterectomy. My consultant doesn't want me to take oestrogen so HRT is out of equation. My GP has prescribed Sertraline for flushes. I started them today and have had nausea and a little bit of
Siany78
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My Ovacome
3 years ago
1st post - Endo and adeno.
Hi all. My consultant told me yesterday that it looks like I have Endo and Adeno (with more Adeno than Endo). I can't seem to find very much info about Adeno. I've been struggling for the past few days with a very bloated tummy, loss of appetite, stomach pains and acid reflux. I'm struggling to even
Hi all. My consultant told me yesterday that it looks like I have Endo and Adeno (with more Adeno than Endo). I can't seem to find very much info about Adeno. I've been struggling for the past few days with a very bloated tummy, loss of appetite, stomach pains and acid reflux. I'm struggling to even
Hidden
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Endometriosis UK
3 years ago
Life Post Hysterectomy
So I had an abdominal hysterectomy with oophorectomy on the 1st of July. I am 6 weeks post-op. Pain on or around the wound is much better though its still a bit sore and hurts if Im sitting too long. Endopain is gone so far 🤞🤞 Struggling big time with energy levels. Have started transitioning back
So I had an abdominal hysterectomy with oophorectomy on the 1st of July. I am 6 weeks post-op. Pain on or around the wound is much better though its still a bit sore and hurts if Im sitting too long. Endopain is gone so far 🤞🤞 Struggling big time with energy levels. Have started transitioning back
Endo_Phoenix
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Endometriosis UK
3 years ago
Advice needed for adenomyosis and pre menstrual disphoric disorder
Hi everyone 😊 This is the first time I've posted on here. Have adenomyosis with the last 9yrs have had various ops to ease pain and symptoms. This past February and March I experienced the most horrific pain todate it was worse than labour pain. My gynaecologist has put me on decapeptyl injection for
Hi everyone 😊 This is the first time I've posted on here. Have adenomyosis with the last 9yrs have had various ops to ease pain and symptoms. This past February and March I experienced the most horrific pain todate it was worse than labour pain. My gynaecologist has put me on decapeptyl injection for
Hidden
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Adenomyosis Advice Association
3 years ago
Menopause getting too much
Hi Just joined your group I have been going through the menopause for Twenty years after a hysterectomy at 33 it has been a case of ups and downs to say the least gone through lots of tablets and patches and I’m now on a very low dose now but at times it’s not enough I have gained weight and it’s all
Hi Just joined your group I have been going through the menopause for Twenty years after a hysterectomy at 33 it has been a case of ups and downs to say the least gone through lots of tablets and patches and I’m now on a very low dose now but at times it’s not enough I have gained weight and it’s all
Hidden
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Women's Health
3 years ago
Post hysterectomy- endo and adenomyosis. Questions welcome!
Hi. So. My story starts like most. Painful, heavy periods but mine started when I was 13. I'm 41 now and was only 'officially' diagnosed with Endo in Feb 2020 after a lap during which they found an ovarian cyst so big it was touching my kidney. They found stage 4 endo all over the fallopian tube and
Hi. So. My story starts like most. Painful, heavy periods but mine started when I was 13. I'm 41 now and was only 'officially' diagnosed with Endo in Feb 2020 after a lap during which they found an ovarian cyst so big it was touching my kidney. They found stage 4 endo all over the fallopian tube and
Freddie20620
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Endometriosis UK
3 years ago
Endometriosis and ADHD !
Hey ladies. I am currently waiting for my first laposcopy. In horrendous pain at the mo following having the mirena removed after 10 months. It really effected my ADHD because of the progesterone in it. The nurse has said that all other treatments for endo are progesterone based and suggested a hysterectomy
Hey ladies. I am currently waiting for my first laposcopy. In horrendous pain at the mo following having the mirena removed after 10 months. It really effected my ADHD because of the progesterone in it. The nurse has said that all other treatments for endo are progesterone based and suggested a hysterectomy
VicB8t
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Endometriosis UK
3 years ago
Does hysterectomy and removal of endometriosis elsewhere ever bring relief from symptoms?
Is it possible to get relief from symptoms with a hysterectomy combined with removal of endometriosis from elsewhere with a surgeon who has a lot of experience in this area? It’s an option I have but I’m not managing to find any posts about positive outcomes. I’m not sure if that’s because it doesn’t
Is it possible to get relief from symptoms with a hysterectomy combined with removal of endometriosis from elsewhere with a surgeon who has a lot of experience in this area? It’s an option I have but I’m not managing to find any posts about positive outcomes. I’m not sure if that’s because it doesn’t
Puffling1
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Endometriosis UK
3 years ago
The constant pain is making me so low
I’m in the uk and suffering with chronic abdominal pain, following a loooong time with undiagnosed endo and a hysterectomy in 2019. The GP has supposedly tried everything and since I decided not to continue taking pregabalin, they have given up on me. I have a referral to the pain management clinic (
I’m in the uk and suffering with chronic abdominal pain, following a loooong time with undiagnosed endo and a hysterectomy in 2019. The GP has supposedly tried everything and since I decided not to continue taking pregabalin, they have given up on me. I have a referral to the pain management clinic (
PenelopeClearwater
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Pelvic Pain Support Network
3 years ago
Granulosa cell tumour - chemo advice
Hi all, I've recently been diagnosed with granulosa cell tumour, after a large 'cyst' was found on my left ovary. I had a full hysterectomy, omentectomy and during surgery my surgeon found a small nodule on the r.h. peritoneum. The histology has shown that this is granulosa cell tumour, and has been
Hi all, I've recently been diagnosed with granulosa cell tumour, after a large 'cyst' was found on my left ovary. I had a full hysterectomy, omentectomy and during surgery my surgeon found a small nodule on the r.h. peritoneum. The histology has shown that this is granulosa cell tumour, and has been
pachacuti
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My Ovacome
3 years ago
Proteolytic Enzymes... Has anyone had any success with them?
I already take Curcumin and Vit K2 on top of ADCAL supplements and wondered if anyone has used Proteolytic Enzymes. Are they worth the money? I am currently on 7.5mg Steriods and taking Alendronic acid too.
I already take Curcumin and Vit K2 on top of ADCAL supplements and wondered if anyone has used Proteolytic Enzymes. Are they worth the money? I am currently on 7.5mg Steriods and taking Alendronic acid too.
Mamamia21
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PMRGCAuk
3 years ago
Can patients with low-risk PCa benefit from radical treatment?
New (disturbing) meta-analysis below [1]. "Radical prostatectomy, radiotherapy and active surveillance are three widely used treatment options for patients with low-risk prostate cancer, but the relative effects are controversial." "Twenty-two studies containing 185,363 participants were pooled for the
New (disturbing) meta-analysis below [1]. "Radical prostatectomy, radiotherapy and active surveillance are three widely used treatment options for patients with low-risk prostate cancer, but the relative effects are controversial." "Twenty-two studies containing 185,363 participants were pooled for the
pjoshea13
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 years ago
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