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sage painkiller for back pain
my mother has autoimmune liver disease and severe osteoporotic back pain. She has been prescribed codeine which she takes most days but the side effects are debilitating. What painkillers are sage and effective for her?
my mother has autoimmune liver disease and severe osteoporotic back pain. She has been prescribed codeine which she takes most days but the side effects are debilitating. What painkillers are sage and effective for her?
DianeGrayson
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British Liver Trust
1 year ago
Looking for guidance on RLS and Parkinson's Management
Good Morning, Read this forum regularly... thank you for sharing ... Looking to learn more about RLS and Parkinson's, especially from persons with these two conditions particularly their medication management. My husband has both conditions, RLS since mid 2000s, Parkinson's since 2018. And we are
Good Morning, Read this forum regularly... thank you for sharing ... Looking to learn more about RLS and Parkinson's, especially from persons with these two conditions particularly their medication management. My husband has both conditions, RLS since mid 2000s, Parkinson's since 2018. And we are
gardening57
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Restless Legs Syndrome
1 year ago
Year wait on 6 week follow up of heart attack.
Hiya everyone I'm on for a bit of a rant..been waiting a year now for app with cardiologist after a minoca HA had mri scan which shows no significant heart muscle damage 😃😃. I still get chest pains/arm/shoulder and stomach haven't been able to get dental treatment for a year as she keeps referring
Hiya everyone I'm on for a bit of a rant..been waiting a year now for app with cardiologist after a minoca HA had mri scan which shows no significant heart muscle damage 😃😃. I still get chest pains/arm/shoulder and stomach haven't been able to get dental treatment for a year as she keeps referring
Bran_flow
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British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
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TKR post op review
I’ve just about calmed down enough to share this experience now. Last week was my six week post op check appointment. It was a half hour journey but roadworks made it an hour. I rang ahead to explain but when we arrived the consultant was shouting out my name. I told him I needed the loo first and turned
I’ve just about calmed down enough to share this experience now. Last week was my six week post op check appointment. It was a half hour journey but roadworks made it an hour. I rang ahead to explain but when we arrived the consultant was shouting out my name. I told him I needed the loo first and turned
BonnieMagic
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Arthritis Action
1 year ago
Stopping Firmagon if castration resistant
The cocktail of painkillers plus Radium 223 is making me very tired at the moment. This may seem like a daft question but what is the position with continuing or stopping Firmagon when you're castration resistant? Is its purpose to control the spread of testosterone that would otherwise make the cancer
The cocktail of painkillers plus Radium 223 is making me very tired at the moment. This may seem like a daft question but what is the position with continuing or stopping Firmagon when you're castration resistant? Is its purpose to control the spread of testosterone that would otherwise make the cancer
Finlay66
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
Final STAMPEDE results for Abi with/out Enza when starting ADT.
New paper below [1]. "Between Nov 15, 2011, and Jan 17, 2014, 1003 patients were randomly assigned to standard of care (n=502) or standard of care plus abiraterone (n=501) in the abiraterone trial. "Between July 29, 2014, and March 31, 2016, 916 patients were randomly assigned to standard of care
New paper below [1]. "Between Nov 15, 2011, and Jan 17, 2014, 1003 patients were randomly assigned to standard of care (n=502) or standard of care plus abiraterone (n=501) in the abiraterone trial. "Between July 29, 2014, and March 31, 2016, 916 patients were randomly assigned to standard of care
pca2004
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Fight Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
Hip pain
Hi all,Just wondering if any of you have our are suffering with hip pain? In the last 3 days I've had pain in my hips, first day it was both, second day it was 1 and felt like it was easing up, then today it is still 1 hip, but got worse. It feels like I've just had a BM biopsy, and no pain killers
Hi all,Just wondering if any of you have our are suffering with hip pain? In the last 3 days I've had pain in my hips, first day it was both, second day it was 1 and felt like it was easing up, then today it is still 1 hip, but got worse. It feels like I've just had a BM biopsy, and no pain killers
Sagiegirl
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MPN Voice
1 year ago
Home today.
Hurrah I can go home today. Stopped antibiotics, stopped pain killers, stop everything in fact except a small amount of bisiprodol and Amiodrone plus apixaban until I see Mr Hunter in clinic in about 6 weeks
Hurrah I can go home today. Stopped antibiotics, stopped pain killers, stop everything in fact except a small amount of bisiprodol and Amiodrone plus apixaban until I see Mr Hunter in clinic in about 6 weeks
4chickens
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AF Association
1 year ago
Don't let fibro win !!
Hi everyone, I hope your all coping best you can and getting the help you need as it's not easy. I'm writing this to hopefully give you hope. I've suffered with fibro since about 18 brought on by childhood trauma. To cut a long story short, I was at the end of my tether with the pain and decided, if
Hi everyone, I hope your all coping best you can and getting the help you need as it's not easy. I'm writing this to hopefully give you hope. I've suffered with fibro since about 18 brought on by childhood trauma. To cut a long story short, I was at the end of my tether with the pain and decided, if
cheerichick
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Fibromyalgia Action UK
1 year ago
Do long acting nitrates affect sleep?
Hi, hoping someone that has experience with taking long acting nitrates can help answer my question. I was prescribed Isosorbide Mononitrate 25mg by my GP for angina but I am worried it may affect my sleep. Has anyone else had an issue with it affecting their sleep? I took it once and got a horrible
Hi, hoping someone that has experience with taking long acting nitrates can help answer my question. I was prescribed Isosorbide Mononitrate 25mg by my GP for angina but I am worried it may affect my sleep. Has anyone else had an issue with it affecting their sleep? I took it once and got a horrible
Skykitty1
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British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
CBD AND GRAVES
I have Graves’ disease and thyroid eye disease. It’s currently well managed and I am on 10mg of carbimozole per day. I am also recovering from treatment for oestrogen reactive breast cancer - still undergoing reconstructive surgeries and taking oestrogen blocking medication. I have now developed
I have Graves’ disease and thyroid eye disease. It’s currently well managed and I am on 10mg of carbimozole per day. I am also recovering from treatment for oestrogen reactive breast cancer - still undergoing reconstructive surgeries and taking oestrogen blocking medication. I have now developed
Millea
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Graves Disease Support
1 year ago
Update on pain management.
Hi I've seen my orthopaedic consultant and he has arranged an MRI scan for my back and also writing to my GP about my pain medication, that I need some more.Also went to pain management consult who has arranged some injections into my lo wer back..she didn't seem interested in putting me back on strong
Hi I've seen my orthopaedic consultant and he has arranged an MRI scan for my back and also writing to my GP about my pain medication, that I need some more.Also went to pain management consult who has arranged some injections into my lo wer back..she didn't seem interested in putting me back on strong
Mauimags
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Pain Concern
1 year ago
absolutely a joke pip
long story with nerve pain endo nerve pain and endometriosis pain everywhere everyday operations constant scars , bladder bowel issues physical therapy, bipolar depression and I get zero points , on opioids painkillers everyday no justice for endo warriors but people can get pip with fuck all wrong with
long story with nerve pain endo nerve pain and endometriosis pain everywhere everyday operations constant scars , bladder bowel issues physical therapy, bipolar depression and I get zero points , on opioids painkillers everyday no justice for endo warriors but people can get pip with fuck all wrong with
Lynnsashalily
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Endometriosis UK
1 year ago
9 weeks post op, still pain on one side, dark shade around kidney? Also new endometrioma found 😔
So at 6 weeks I posted about pain to one side, I was finally send to SAU yesterday for bloods and an ultrasound, my back is so tender to touch and they have found a dark spot in my kidney area? They don't know what it is but sent me home with a lot of pain killers and the promise of a CT scan to take
So at 6 weeks I posted about pain to one side, I was finally send to SAU yesterday for bloods and an ultrasound, my back is so tender to touch and they have found a dark spot in my kidney area? They don't know what it is but sent me home with a lot of pain killers and the promise of a CT scan to take
Pinkybow
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Endometriosis UK
1 year ago
amino acids not recognised as essential in humans such as taurine play a role in fibromyalgia,
In this study, researchers measured the level of 20 amino acids (critical components of proteins). They found that overall levels of amino acids were lower in fibromyalgia and that seven amino acids were especially low, including taurine, alanine, tyrosine, valine, methionine, phenylalanine, and threonine.The
In this study, researchers measured the level of 20 amino acids (critical components of proteins). They found that overall levels of amino acids were lower in fibromyalgia and that seven amino acids were especially low, including taurine, alanine, tyrosine, valine, methionine, phenylalanine, and threonine.The
LawrenceT
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Fibromyalgia Action UK
1 year ago
NHS Attitudes on Worth of Life
My deep apologies to everyone for this post but I think it’s going to be a long one. Partly about PA and partly on NHS attitudes I am encountering about the worth of life. Warning for sensitive members, this post might be shocking. So you will know me through my posts regarding seizures and both neurological
My deep apologies to everyone for this post but I think it’s going to be a long one. Partly about PA and partly on NHS attitudes I am encountering about the worth of life. Warning for sensitive members, this post might be shocking. So you will know me through my posts regarding seizures and both neurological
RoseFlowerDew
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
1 year ago
Has this happened to you?
2 weeks post mechanical valve and aorta replacement, recovering ok even after contracting pneumonia in hospital day 2, home 1 week and taking my 5m warfarin as prescribed and some painkillers but less and less every day, going to anticoag clinic twice a week but the long weekend meant an extra day without
2 weeks post mechanical valve and aorta replacement, recovering ok even after contracting pneumonia in hospital day 2, home 1 week and taking my 5m warfarin as prescribed and some painkillers but less and less every day, going to anticoag clinic twice a week but the long weekend meant an extra day without
Pefki
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British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
Efficacy and safety of BAT in CRPC following Abi or Enza resistance: A systematic review
New meta-analysis below [1] [2]. Hard to believe that there are enough BAT studies to perform this particular meta-analysis (i.e. post-Abi/Enza). Now we need to have studies of BAT (or LongBAT) to [u]prevent[/u] CRPC. "Bipolar androgen therapy (BAT) is a new endocrinologic treatment for castration-resistant
New meta-analysis below [1] [2]. Hard to believe that there are enough BAT studies to perform this particular meta-analysis (i.e. post-Abi/Enza). Now we need to have studies of BAT (or LongBAT) to [u]prevent[/u] CRPC. "Bipolar androgen therapy (BAT) is a new endocrinologic treatment for castration-resistant
pjoshea13
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Fight Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
Back pain, still no answer
I received my results from some of the blood work I had done. I’m still trying to figure out why I have such excruciating back pain. So far, I have no answer. I usually don’t get relief from the pain pills better than a 6 on the scale of 1-10. I have to wait until I get a little relief to be able to
I received my results from some of the blood work I had done. I’m still trying to figure out why I have such excruciating back pain. So far, I have no answer. I usually don’t get relief from the pain pills better than a 6 on the scale of 1-10. I have to wait until I get a little relief to be able to
Amore55
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My MSAA Community
1 year ago
Knee injury - sigh.
Started my running journey around five years ago and I've been going through a real purple patch recently as have clocked up two personal bests for the 5k and have generally been running faster and at a consistent pace (always conversational - I checked that by muttering to myself every so often!).
Started my running journey around five years ago and I've been going through a real purple patch recently as have clocked up two personal bests for the 5k and have generally been running faster and at a consistent pace (always conversational - I checked that by muttering to myself every so often!).
Crolla
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Couch to 5K
1 year ago
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