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Sore hysterectomy scar
I had a hysterectomy 10 weeks ago and my first chemo session one week ago. Today I noticed that the scar felt a bit sore and when I felt it, there was a hardened area under the sore area. It does not look inflamed and I am sure there is no infection. Has anyone else experienced anything like this after
I had a hysterectomy 10 weeks ago and my first chemo session one week ago. Today I noticed that the scar felt a bit sore and when I felt it, there was a hardened area under the sore area. It does not look inflamed and I am sure there is no infection. Has anyone else experienced anything like this after
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My Ovacome
8 years ago
Fertility massage/cranial abdominal massage
Hi ladies. I want to share some hope with you all. I have stage 4 endo-it's on my bowel, my appendix and pouch of Douglas. Last lap showed a blocked Fallopian tube and my uterus adhered to my abdominal wall. I have had 2 laps - the last being one month we got married last year. I was in the most pain
Hi ladies. I want to share some hope with you all. I have stage 4 endo-it's on my bowel, my appendix and pouch of Douglas. Last lap showed a blocked Fallopian tube and my uterus adhered to my abdominal wall. I have had 2 laps - the last being one month we got married last year. I was in the most pain
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Endometriosis UK
8 years ago
New meds
Hi all has anybody heard of tizanidine and levetiracetam and are they any adverse effects because my pain specialist wants me to trial them for the next 8 weeks thanks
Hi all has anybody heard of tizanidine and levetiracetam and are they any adverse effects because my pain specialist wants me to trial them for the next 8 weeks thanks
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Pain Concern
8 years ago
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Falling asleep and like being electrocuted
Sooo weird but I am so stressing right now. I've just been going to sleep and I was thinking about something completely erelevant to what has just happened to me. It didn't feel like I was falling or anything like that but it has woke me up and now I'm terrified to try and go back to sleep. It felt like
Sooo weird but I am so stressing right now. I've just been going to sleep and I was thinking about something completely erelevant to what has just happened to me. It didn't feel like I was falling or anything like that but it has woke me up and now I'm terrified to try and go back to sleep. It felt like
EmilyR1997
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Anxiety Support
8 years ago
37 weeks pregnant with my 3rd - DOES RASPBERRY LEAF TEA Really help Induce Labour please?
iv heard loads that raspberry leaf tea can help induce labour? Has anyone ever known this to work please? 😳 I am now gone desperate as iv never carried so long, delivering previously at 32 & 34 weeks & I had my 'show' at 35 weeks so I'm just really anxious to meet our little girl and be done with these
iv heard loads that raspberry leaf tea can help induce labour? Has anyone ever known this to work please? 😳 I am now gone desperate as iv never carried so long, delivering previously at 32 & 34 weeks & I had my 'show' at 35 weeks so I'm just really anxious to meet our little girl and be done with these
carla87
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Pregnancy and Parenting Support
8 years ago
Waiting for 2nd Lap
Hiya everyone, haven't posted on here before but feel like I need some support. I've had endometriosis since I was about 17, had my first laparoscopy in 2013 when I was 20. My symptoms began again about 6-7 months ago & have been referred back to a consultant, had a scan and an endometrioma was found
Hiya everyone, haven't posted on here before but feel like I need some support. I've had endometriosis since I was about 17, had my first laparoscopy in 2013 when I was 20. My symptoms began again about 6-7 months ago & have been referred back to a consultant, had a scan and an endometrioma was found
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Endometriosis UK
8 years ago
What does Pleural Scarring/Thickening mean?
I have anxiety & I've went to the ER many times over the past 10 years due to palpitations or anxiety related breathing issues, no telling how many Chest X-rays I've had but in 2012 one showed pleural thickening at the lung apices, my GP said it was capping "age related" or old scar tissue from past
I have anxiety & I've went to the ER many times over the past 10 years due to palpitations or anxiety related breathing issues, no telling how many Chest X-rays I've had but in 2012 one showed pleural thickening at the lung apices, my GP said it was capping "age related" or old scar tissue from past
JollyRancher11
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
8 years ago
Wound
Has anyone had their clips removed and had an area of wound come apart. This happened to me today and I'm now on daily doc visits. I'm disappointed that scar healing will delay chemo and I might end up with a less neat scar. What if it doesnt heal? Generally just worried because brain over analyses
Has anyone had their clips removed and had an area of wound come apart. This happened to me today and I'm now on daily doc visits. I'm disappointed that scar healing will delay chemo and I might end up with a less neat scar. What if it doesnt heal? Generally just worried because brain over analyses
Gleedy
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My Ovacome
8 years ago
Not AMD at all but scarring from looking at the sun???
I am a bit confused. I was diagnosed with AMD, age 55. Since then the ophthalmologist has been doing annual retinal scans and telling me it all looks stable. That was in Germany. Now seven years later I have returned to the UK and finally got a hospital appointment for them to continue the monitoring
I am a bit confused. I was diagnosed with AMD, age 55. Since then the ophthalmologist has been doing annual retinal scans and telling me it all looks stable. That was in Germany. Now seven years later I have returned to the UK and finally got a hospital appointment for them to continue the monitoring
blueholgate
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Macular Society
8 years ago
Wound advice
After having a laparoscopy on thursday my partner was rushed in on Friday for emergency surgery. With everything that's be going on, I only last night studied my discharge papers from the hospital. I find they have put down a totally different procedure to what I had done, no wonder that I can't find
After having a laparoscopy on thursday my partner was rushed in on Friday for emergency surgery. With everything that's be going on, I only last night studied my discharge papers from the hospital. I find they have put down a totally different procedure to what I had done, no wonder that I can't find
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Endometriosis UK
8 years ago
Schema therapy failed me
Hi, I'm a 40 year old BPD sufferer, just coming to the end of a disastrous two years of an NHS Schema therapy trial. If I didn't trust people before, I certainly don't trust people now. I feel very let down by the therapists I was assigned, one in particular has been extremely unprofessional throughout
Hi, I'm a 40 year old BPD sufferer, just coming to the end of a disastrous two years of an NHS Schema therapy trial. If I didn't trust people before, I certainly don't trust people now. I feel very let down by the therapists I was assigned, one in particular has been extremely unprofessional throughout
Punitiveparent
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Anxiety Support
8 years ago
Possible internal scarring pain
Hi, I had a partial oesophagectomy and partial gastrectomy just over 2 years ago. Over the last 3 weeks I have developed a pain where the op took place that only occurs when I stand up i.e. when my insides stretch. Anyone else experienced this? I did have a CT scan and have a PET scan on Monday and they
Hi, I had a partial oesophagectomy and partial gastrectomy just over 2 years ago. Over the last 3 weeks I have developed a pain where the op took place that only occurs when I stand up i.e. when my insides stretch. Anyone else experienced this? I did have a CT scan and have a PET scan on Monday and they
westhamwhit
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Oesophageal & Gastric Cancer
8 years ago
Signed of work again!
Yesterday I went to see my gp and unfortunately I was signed of work again! As I suffer with electric shocks from my finger/thumb to my chest, the past few days or week I have been getting the electric shocks one after another which are very intense and so so strong.. It's like I'm sitting on the sofa
Yesterday I went to see my gp and unfortunately I was signed of work again! As I suffer with electric shocks from my finger/thumb to my chest, the past few days or week I have been getting the electric shocks one after another which are very intense and so so strong.. It's like I'm sitting on the sofa
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LUPUS UK
8 years ago
Pulmonary fibrosis
Pulmonary Fibrosis Hello I'm new here. Is there any one suffering from pulmonary fibrosis. Was diagnosed 5 years ago. Having been using oxygen since then as my breathing is very bad. I've just switched to liquid oxygen three weeks ago. I'm not sure if I did the right thing. Is anyone here on liquid
Pulmonary Fibrosis Hello I'm new here. Is there any one suffering from pulmonary fibrosis. Was diagnosed 5 years ago. Having been using oxygen since then as my breathing is very bad. I've just switched to liquid oxygen three weeks ago. I'm not sure if I did the right thing. Is anyone here on liquid
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
8 years ago
Our Street Fifty Years Ago...
Mr Moriarty called this afternoon...he was carrying an empty bag of Beef Finisher and a plastic dustpan. Stumped up the yard to where I was leaning over the half-door of my shed...wiping his brow and breathing heavily. He's very plump is Mr Moriarty. After we'd exchanged greetings and remarks about
Mr Moriarty called this afternoon...he was carrying an empty bag of Beef Finisher and a plastic dustpan. Stumped up the yard to where I was leaning over the half-door of my shed...wiping his brow and breathing heavily. He's very plump is Mr Moriarty. After we'd exchanged greetings and remarks about
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
8 years ago
Disease evolution: how new illnesses emerge when we change how we live (primarily zoonotic diseases that can jump from animals to us)
SARS
and the Zika virus also get specific mention: http://theconversation.com/disease-evolution-how-new-illnesses-emerge-when-we-change-how-we-live-54570 Neil
SARS
and the Zika virus also get specific mention: http://theconversation.com/disease-evolution-how-new-illnesses-emerge-when-we-change-how-we-live-54570 Neil
AussieNeil
Partner
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CLL Support
8 years ago
Fingerprick blood test tips please!
Hi, following advice kindly given here, I bought a Blue Horizon Thyroid+10 test. The pack arrived and despite using all 3 lancets, I only managed to collect a drop of blood - around a third of the way up the label on the container. The lady at Blue Horizon said that wasn't enough, and another kit has
Hi, following advice kindly given here, I bought a Blue Horizon Thyroid+10 test. The pack arrived and despite using all 3 lancets, I only managed to collect a drop of blood - around a third of the way up the label on the container. The lady at Blue Horizon said that wasn't enough, and another kit has
linesandlines
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Thyroid UK
8 years ago
Blood blister after surgery
About 4.5 weeks after abdominal surgery, wound looked almost healed, then what looks like a blood blister has appeared. Oozing some blood and dark surrounding but no pain or warmth. Anyone else have this, and should I get it checked urgently?
About 4.5 weeks after abdominal surgery, wound looked almost healed, then what looks like a blood blister has appeared. Oozing some blood and dark surrounding but no pain or warmth. Anyone else have this, and should I get it checked urgently?
KitKat29
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My Ovacome
8 years ago
I'm sick
Hi I have appointment this Tuesday for surgical abortion. I'm at the moment facing an high fever, cold & cough. Will my abortion be delayed because of this?
Hi I have appointment this Tuesday for surgical abortion. I'm at the moment facing an high fever, cold & cough. Will my abortion be delayed because of this?
Vgmrua
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British Pregnancy Advisory Service
8 years ago
Tyrosine, DLPA etc
I've been reading Julia Ross (The Diet Cure, The Mood Cure). She talks in the Mood Cure about several different amino acid deficiencies which can lead to mood disturbance. She talks about low norepinephrin causing lack of motivation and concentration. Her cure is Tyrosine. I've tried it and it seems
I've been reading Julia Ross (The Diet Cure, The Mood Cure). She talks in the Mood Cure about several different amino acid deficiencies which can lead to mood disturbance. She talks about low norepinephrin causing lack of motivation and concentration. Her cure is Tyrosine. I've tried it and it seems
Ruthi
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Thyroid UK
8 years ago
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