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VACCINATING GUIDE
Vaccinating Adults: A Step-by-Step Guide provides 142 pages of practical information in an easy-to-use format to help you implement or enhance adult immunization services in your healthcare setting. The Guide also includes an abundance of web addresses and references to assist you in staying up to date
Vaccinating Adults: A Step-by-Step Guide provides 142 pages of practical information in an easy-to-use format to help you implement or enhance adult immunization services in your healthcare setting. The Guide also includes an abundance of web addresses and references to assist you in staying up to date
Tupelomojo
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CLL Support
3 years ago
How long will the pain go on for.
I started on this path in April 20 after pain on right side, after US fatty liver was shown as an incidental finding. Dr said don’t worry. In Jan 21 the pain was harsh. In Feb21 they said liver slightly enlarged. In April they said it was normal. In June CT scan in a and e showed nothing but fatty liver
I started on this path in April 20 after pain on right side, after US fatty liver was shown as an incidental finding. Dr said don’t worry. In Jan 21 the pain was harsh. In Feb21 they said liver slightly enlarged. In April they said it was normal. In June CT scan in a and e showed nothing but fatty liver
Seoe
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British Liver Trust
3 years ago
Does stress affect liver function ?
My husband has cirrhosis and is decompensated, although keeping relatively stable with medication. However, over the last few weeks he has been suffering more noticeably and able to do much less than usual. We have just been through a period of intense stress/bereavement/trauma and I'm wondering if this
My husband has cirrhosis and is decompensated, although keeping relatively stable with medication. However, over the last few weeks he has been suffering more noticeably and able to do much less than usual. We have just been through a period of intense stress/bereavement/trauma and I'm wondering if this
Ewife
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British Liver Trust
3 years ago
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Where are all the husbands talking about their wives and partners alcohol-related liver disease?
I had a most enjoyable coffee with a fellow liver transplantee this afternoon. I’ve not seen this lady (due to Covid) for almost two years, so it was nice to catch up. Her liver transplant was due to PBC (Primary biliary cholangitis). This poor lady does understandably get frustrated as she is often
I had a most enjoyable coffee with a fellow liver transplantee this afternoon. I’ve not seen this lady (due to Covid) for almost two years, so it was nice to catch up. Her liver transplant was due to PBC (Primary biliary cholangitis). This poor lady does understandably get frustrated as she is often
Richard-Allen
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British Liver Trust
3 years ago
AST/MCV/ red palms
It’s been a long time since I posted on here. In January I had a liver biopsy that said nothing out of the ordinary besides mild bile pigment that they blamed on my Gilbert’s syndrome. I still had/ have URQ pains on and off but just learned to live with it as there’s nothing that can be done or found
It’s been a long time since I posted on here. In January I had a liver biopsy that said nothing out of the ordinary besides mild bile pigment that they blamed on my Gilbert’s syndrome. I still had/ have URQ pains on and off but just learned to live with it as there’s nothing that can be done or found
Amethyst91
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British Liver Trust
3 years ago
Fibro scan?
This is going to come across as a very unintelligent question but here it goes. What is a fibro scan and how do I know if I have had one. I know that sounds ridiculous but I have had so many tests. Why haven’t I heard my doctor speaking of this when I have a liver specialist. All I have to do is not
This is going to come across as a very unintelligent question but here it goes. What is a fibro scan and how do I know if I have had one. I know that sounds ridiculous but I have had so many tests. Why haven’t I heard my doctor speaking of this when I have a liver specialist. All I have to do is not
Justme1983
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British Liver Trust
3 years ago
Post Liver transplant
Post liver transplant my son gets red patches over his body suddenly .. has it happened with anyone else ? Is it due to immuno suppresent ? Please help
Post liver transplant my son gets red patches over his body suddenly .. has it happened with anyone else ? Is it due to immuno suppresent ? Please help
Brahmatv
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Children's Liver Disease Foundation
3 years ago
Visit to rheumatology today...I wasn't expecting change of meds!
Hi Peeps 😊 I had a rheumatology visit today; I actually saw my rheumatologist - and not my clinical nurse - who I've seen for a good couple of years! I expected to go along and apply for funding for my 2nd round of Rituximab...nope, that didn't happen! My ESR and CRP were so raised, that she decided
Hi Peeps 😊 I had a rheumatology visit today; I actually saw my rheumatologist - and not my clinical nurse - who I've seen for a good couple of years! I expected to go along and apply for funding for my 2nd round of Rituximab...nope, that didn't happen! My ESR and CRP were so raised, that she decided
Moomin8
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NRAS
3 years ago
Liver transplantation for alcohol-related liver disease in the UK: revised UK Liver Advisory Group recommendations for referral
There was a time when a person who required a liver transplant through alcohol abuse would have to show a commitment to a life of sobriety, and prove that they had not consumed any alcohol, or alcohol-free substitute drinks for at least 6-months. If a person was unable to meet these criteria, their
There was a time when a person who required a liver transplant through alcohol abuse would have to show a commitment to a life of sobriety, and prove that they had not consumed any alcohol, or alcohol-free substitute drinks for at least 6-months. If a person was unable to meet these criteria, their
Richard-Allen
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British Liver Trust
3 years ago
Liver Elastography compared to Ultrasound
I haven’t posted anything in awhile because I still don’t know exactly what is going on. Long story short, Liver enzymes were mildly elevated so my doctor ordered an ultrasound which showed fatty liver and nodular contour suggestive of cirrhosis. Finally got appointment with GI doctor that specializes
I haven’t posted anything in awhile because I still don’t know exactly what is going on. Long story short, Liver enzymes were mildly elevated so my doctor ordered an ultrasound which showed fatty liver and nodular contour suggestive of cirrhosis. Finally got appointment with GI doctor that specializes
M106989
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British Liver Trust
3 years ago
fibre scan at last !
hi all , after waiting well over 2 years and 7 months i finally got my fibrescan i am more than a bit confused because i was told my consultant thought i had cihrosis, so i have been waiting in total fear to be told i have fibrosis but no cihrosis and my fibrosis can be reversed, but from being diagnosed
hi all , after waiting well over 2 years and 7 months i finally got my fibrescan i am more than a bit confused because i was told my consultant thought i had cihrosis, so i have been waiting in total fear to be told i have fibrosis but no cihrosis and my fibrosis can be reversed, but from being diagnosed
rambler3
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British Liver Trust
3 years ago
Vaccine hesitation
As some who has had a liver transplant and on immunosuppressants obviously and also having had a portal vein thrombosis I’m reluctant to have the covid19 vaccine As reported early on in this “pandemic” certain vaccines were and still are responsible for clotting, besides the clotting issue the fact
As some who has had a liver transplant and on immunosuppressants obviously and also having had a portal vein thrombosis I’m reluctant to have the covid19 vaccine As reported early on in this “pandemic” certain vaccines were and still are responsible for clotting, besides the clotting issue the fact
Rockefeller20
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British Liver Trust
3 years ago
Is it ok to not take steroids for autoimmune hepatitis when you liver enzymes are only AST 71 and ALT 111?
Is it ok to not take steroids for autoimmune hepatitis when you liver enzymes are only AST 71 and ALT 111? Is there a natural way to treat this disease?
Is it ok to not take steroids for autoimmune hepatitis when you liver enzymes are only AST 71 and ALT 111? Is there a natural way to treat this disease?
CarolynBrooks
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HFI Connect - Hepatitis
3 years ago
Four Months Abstinence in S*X
This is my second post actually but i do read every post and comment everyday. So my question is that, maybe this may sound funny but here it goes.. We all know that being diagnosed with cihhrosis can lower your libido or lack of libido, correct me if im wrong..As of now i think i can do it now having
This is my second post actually but i do read every post and comment everyday. So my question is that, maybe this may sound funny but here it goes.. We all know that being diagnosed with cihhrosis can lower your libido or lack of libido, correct me if im wrong..As of now i think i can do it now having
ciroze_05
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British Liver Trust
3 years ago
Test results
Hi there, a little follow up from my last post, si my bloods came back normal and the receptionist said my Dr didn't want any follow up after my us scan so she said it's probably normal , should I book an appointment with the Dr to discuss this? I'm also on Spironolactone tablets for fluid in my stomach
Hi there, a little follow up from my last post, si my bloods came back normal and the receptionist said my Dr didn't want any follow up after my us scan so she said it's probably normal , should I book an appointment with the Dr to discuss this? I'm also on Spironolactone tablets for fluid in my stomach
BTS1
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British Liver Trust
3 years ago
1yr 3 months Sober but still Scared
I’m a 38 year older female that has always been thin and in shape. I started heavily drinking around the age of 24. It started off slowly. Bartending and waitressing was my occupation of choice back then. Mostly because you were almost encouraged to drink while working at the places I worked. I took
I’m a 38 year older female that has always been thin and in shape. I started heavily drinking around the age of 24. It started off slowly. Bartending and waitressing was my occupation of choice back then. Mostly because you were almost encouraged to drink while working at the places I worked. I took
Justme1983
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British Liver Trust
3 years ago
liver Function test ratios and cirrhosis
Hi Im a little confused and cant find any real answers online. When they talk about AST/ ALT ratios, is that around raised liver enzymes. For example if your AST was 20 which is well in the normal range and ALT was 15 then if you put that into ratio calculations and up pops cirrhosis, or is that ratio
Hi Im a little confused and cant find any real answers online. When they talk about AST/ ALT ratios, is that around raised liver enzymes. For example if your AST was 20 which is well in the normal range and ALT was 15 then if you put that into ratio calculations and up pops cirrhosis, or is that ratio
Ruggerhead
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British Liver Trust
3 years ago
B/test B12
Hi.. B12 active blood test can this be done at any time of the day. As mine level as been going up for the past 3 & 1/2years, presently the level is > 2000. (200 - 900) 29th Sept, had FBC & Liver b/test done came back normal, both on both results it states b12 high.
Hi.. B12 active blood test can this be done at any time of the day. As mine level as been going up for the past 3 & 1/2years, presently the level is > 2000. (200 - 900) 29th Sept, had FBC & Liver b/test done came back normal, both on both results it states b12 high.
Harlech
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Thyroid UK
3 years ago
First question from a newbie, about fatty liver diagnosis and results.
Hi everyone. This is my first post here and hopefully it will be my last – no offense. I’ve been ghosting here for quite a while, and I’m very grateful to you all for what I’ve learned. Brief bio: I’m a 47-year old male. I’ve been an excessive binge drinker all my adult life, with drugs thrown in
Hi everyone. This is my first post here and hopefully it will be my last – no offense. I’ve been ghosting here for quite a while, and I’m very grateful to you all for what I’ve learned. Brief bio: I’m a 47-year old male. I’ve been an excessive binge drinker all my adult life, with drugs thrown in
Jack5557
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British Liver Trust
3 years ago
The start of the journey?
Having spent almost 2 years going backwards and forwards to my doc, telling him I don't feel at all well, I finally threw up blood. I took myself off to hospital and have been told i have scarring on my liver. I'm a bit at a loss as to what happens next, as i seem to have been given this info and cast
Having spent almost 2 years going backwards and forwards to my doc, telling him I don't feel at all well, I finally threw up blood. I took myself off to hospital and have been told i have scarring on my liver. I'm a bit at a loss as to what happens next, as i seem to have been given this info and cast
MissThing
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British Liver Trust
3 years ago
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