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Farewell to my beloved wife..
Hello HH Peeps, - 6.2 years ago my beloved wife was diagnosed with stage 3, Colon Cancer. how ever her fight against Cancer started long before when her mother was diagnosed with Brest Cancer in 2008. My wife was very active in the fight against cancer, she did the 60, 20 and 5 mile walk, among many
Hello HH Peeps, - 6.2 years ago my beloved wife was diagnosed with stage 3, Colon Cancer. how ever her fight against Cancer started long before when her mother was diagnosed with Brest Cancer in 2008. My wife was very active in the fight against cancer, she did the 60, 20 and 5 mile walk, among many
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Colon Cancer Connected
4 years ago
Preventing hair loss post transplant
Hi everyone! I’m one month post kidney transplant and everything is going really well! In the past, i’ve suffered from major hair loss do to stress regarding my CKD and intense hospitalizations. I had lost half of my hair in thickness. Fortunately, it grew back twice as thick within a year and a
Hi everyone! I’m one month post kidney transplant and everything is going really well! In the past, i’ve suffered from major hair loss do to stress regarding my CKD and intense hospitalizations. I had lost half of my hair in thickness. Fortunately, it grew back twice as thick within a year and a
Amyb93
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Kidney Transplant
4 years ago
19 months Post kidney and Pancreas transplant and I have gained 45-50lbs in the last 5or6 months I eat well not alot of excise due to COVID
Has anyone else had this problem?
Has anyone else had this problem?
KatieJohnston
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Kidney Transplant
4 years ago
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Empathy
This morning I lay hear reading the wonderful replies to’ Family and friends’ which was under the heading of ‘Liver Transplant Assessment ‘ and the empathy I felt was none other than astounding which gave me a wonderful feeling inside to know that there are still such wonderful caring people out there
This morning I lay hear reading the wonderful replies to’ Family and friends’ which was under the heading of ‘Liver Transplant Assessment ‘ and the empathy I felt was none other than astounding which gave me a wonderful feeling inside to know that there are still such wonderful caring people out there
FlyingArrow
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British Liver Trust
4 years ago
Itching post-transplant
Hello all! Just wondering...have any of you experienced intense itching after liver transplant? Thanks so much!
Hello all! Just wondering...have any of you experienced intense itching after liver transplant? Thanks so much!
PramirJC
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British Liver Trust
4 years ago
Colon cancer
Hi all have been posting on this forum now for about 7 years and have had fantastic support during my thyroidectomy gall bladder removal and malignant melanoma and here I am again just been diagnosed with colon cancer had my colon resection 2 weeks ago and recovering well apart from my wound is now infected
Hi all have been posting on this forum now for about 7 years and have had fantastic support during my thyroidectomy gall bladder removal and malignant melanoma and here I am again just been diagnosed with colon cancer had my colon resection 2 weeks ago and recovering well apart from my wound is now infected
Tatty10
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Colon Cancer Connected
4 years ago
Life after transplant
I read a lot about people struggling after transplant to get back to normal life and it’s clear that for many “normal” is not what they had before diagnosis. I don’t know if I am in a minority or we only tend to speak out when things are bad but my life is amazing now. My bloods are all in normal ranges
I read a lot about people struggling after transplant to get back to normal life and it’s clear that for many “normal” is not what they had before diagnosis. I don’t know if I am in a minority or we only tend to speak out when things are bad but my life is amazing now. My bloods are all in normal ranges
KAS8
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CLL Support
4 years ago
Vasculitis
Hi there I was diagnosed with ANCA vasculitis last Aug after suffering 2 cardiac arrests due to high potassium levels. I'm stage 4 CKD and my EGFR is currently 18 and my creatine is 344. I'm currently following the DASH diet to try to improve these levels. I have scans coming up this month as
Hi there I was diagnosed with ANCA vasculitis last Aug after suffering 2 cardiac arrests due to high potassium levels. I'm stage 4 CKD and my EGFR is currently 18 and my creatine is 344. I'm currently following the DASH diet to try to improve these levels. I have scans coming up this month as
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Vasculitis UK
4 years ago
How Do I Choose a Kidney Transplant Center/Hospital?
I live in the New York Area and my kidney function has gotten to the point where my nephrologist is recommending me for transplant. In my initial research, I found information from the NIH and Kidney Foundation indicating that one’s choice of transplant center can make a difference and one should be
I live in the New York Area and my kidney function has gotten to the point where my nephrologist is recommending me for transplant. In my initial research, I found information from the NIH and Kidney Foundation indicating that one’s choice of transplant center can make a difference and one should be
JBB2
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Kidney Transplant
4 years ago
Listing query for Lung Transplants England
Can I ask is there still a hold on listing in England, for Lung Transplants? I have been informed lately that the 'super urgent, and urgent' are now lifted and its business as usual, as we all had a window from Covid, bit perplexed as I know of a few patients who fit normal criteria, not yet listed
Can I ask is there still a hold on listing in England, for Lung Transplants? I have been informed lately that the 'super urgent, and urgent' are now lifted and its business as usual, as we all had a window from Covid, bit perplexed as I know of a few patients who fit normal criteria, not yet listed
flo1
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
4 years ago
New to this
Hi I’m new to this world of laxatives I really am finding the whole thing confusing, it is worse that I’m in France and my doc doesn’t speak much English, my French is ok but it’s hard when you are trying to talk health. I have diverticulitis which I was to,d 25 years back, it hasn’t bothered me much
Hi I’m new to this world of laxatives I really am finding the whole thing confusing, it is worse that I’m in France and my doc doesn’t speak much English, my French is ok but it’s hard when you are trying to talk health. I have diverticulitis which I was to,d 25 years back, it hasn’t bothered me much
Morzine
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IBS Network
4 years ago
Anyone been diagnosed with IBS even with raised calprotectin?
Hi, I’m pretty new here. I’ve recently (Last 6 weeks) been suffering with constant stomach pains and cramps. I’ve been going to the toilet only once a day, but stool is very soft and occasionally has mucus. I’ve never seen blood. Bloods have come back fine but fecal calprotectin was 722. I’ve been referred
Hi, I’m pretty new here. I’ve recently (Last 6 weeks) been suffering with constant stomach pains and cramps. I’ve been going to the toilet only once a day, but stool is very soft and occasionally has mucus. I’ve never seen blood. Bloods have come back fine but fecal calprotectin was 722. I’ve been referred
XxTeddixx
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IBS Network
4 years ago
Contingency planning in case of covid infection
I take tacrolimus to manage my kidney transplant. I live in Zimbabwe and coronavirus infections have been increasing . Drs here are using ivermection and hydoxychloroquine to treat covid with considerable success. I wanted to get some information on how covid has been treated in other countries for
I take tacrolimus to manage my kidney transplant. I live in Zimbabwe and coronavirus infections have been increasing . Drs here are using ivermection and hydoxychloroquine to treat covid with considerable success. I wanted to get some information on how covid has been treated in other countries for
Learner123987
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Kidney Transplant
4 years ago
Feeling more positive
Hi I posted about 3 weeks ago really at the end of my tether, and wondering if I would be able to return to work again. Since then I have contacted the hospital and I have a telephone appointment with an EP at the end of Sept and then out of the blue I got a call from the cardiologist who suggested I
Hi I posted about 3 weeks ago really at the end of my tether, and wondering if I would be able to return to work again. Since then I have contacted the hospital and I have a telephone appointment with an EP at the end of Sept and then out of the blue I got a call from the cardiologist who suggested I
Dickieticker
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AF Association
4 years ago
Can u ever stop dialysis
Hello I am 47 years old I started dialysis March 2020. My question may song strange but do people ever get off dialysis without having a kidney transplant with end stage renal failure
Hello I am 47 years old I started dialysis March 2020. My question may song strange but do people ever get off dialysis without having a kidney transplant with end stage renal failure
Lady1blue
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Kidney Dialysis
4 years ago
C3G
Namaste I am post renal transplant (8 years) with C3G (2.5 years), protin uria 2.5 mg per day. Creatinine increased to 2.2 mg, doctors asked to stop mycophenolate and started Azathioprine. Now creatinine is 1.2 mg. I am taking Telmisartan. What can i do to keep my current trasplanted kidney safe...
Namaste I am post renal transplant (8 years) with C3G (2.5 years), protin uria 2.5 mg per day. Creatinine increased to 2.2 mg, doctors asked to stop mycophenolate and started Azathioprine. Now creatinine is 1.2 mg. I am taking Telmisartan. What can i do to keep my current trasplanted kidney safe...
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C3 Glomerulopathy
4 years ago
Difficult times
I have combined emphysema and pulmonary fribosis and have recently been turned down for a lung transplant due to having a heart condition....I'm 57 and feel like giving up . Life is a struggle .....
I have combined emphysema and pulmonary fribosis and have recently been turned down for a lung transplant due to having a heart condition....I'm 57 and feel like giving up . Life is a struggle .....
Vetty1234
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
4 years ago
Will COVID-19 Survivors Require a Lung Transplant in the Future?
Although doctors are currently uncertain about the long-term effects of COVID-19 on the lungs of those who get the disease, they do know that patients who recover from an episode of severe acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS), a secondary condition that can be caused by infections like COVID-19
Although doctors are currently uncertain about the long-term effects of COVID-19 on the lungs of those who get the disease, they do know that patients who recover from an episode of severe acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS), a secondary condition that can be caused by infections like COVID-19
2greys
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
4 years ago
The great Pred debate
Yes we all want to come off them and yes Rhumi's are totally focused on getting us off them. However, it is my understanding that people who've had an organ transplant will be on Pred for life. Sooo, if you have a kernackered auto immune system, maybe you'll be on Preds for life. If Rhumi could come
Yes we all want to come off them and yes Rhumi's are totally focused on getting us off them. However, it is my understanding that people who've had an organ transplant will be on Pred for life. Sooo, if you have a kernackered auto immune system, maybe you'll be on Preds for life. If Rhumi could come
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PMRGCAuk
4 years ago
Impact of Vasectomy on the Development and Progression of PCa: Preclinical Evidence
New study below [1]. A post on the possible influence of vasectomy on PCa development might seem like navel gazing at this point, but the subject continues to interest me. When the first "bad news" about vasectomy was published long ago, the reaction was unexpected. Rather than warn men about to be
New study below [1]. A post on the possible influence of vasectomy on PCa development might seem like navel gazing at this point, but the subject continues to interest me. When the first "bad news" about vasectomy was published long ago, the reaction was unexpected. Rather than warn men about to be
pjoshea13
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
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