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Hello people.I have put a few post up regarding advice but bear with me I'm not all that with phone tech n tinternet🙃 I went for TIPs operation last week, but it was unsuccessful due to my portal vein being tuff. I'm hoping n praying that they will try again. I've asked but waiting for next week's
Hello people.I have put a few post up regarding advice but bear with me I'm not all that with phone tech n tinternet🙃 I went for TIPs operation last week, but it was unsuccessful due to my portal vein being tuff. I'm hoping n praying that they will try again. I've asked but waiting for next week's
Segy
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British Liver Trust
5 months ago
Separation/Divorce
Hi all, My husband and I are separating due to me having a brain cancer surgery injury. Can you recommend solicitors that are/have been really helpful with this sort of thing? Thanks in advance
Hi all, My husband and I are separating due to me having a brain cancer surgery injury. Can you recommend solicitors that are/have been really helpful with this sort of thing? Thanks in advance
NewGoldie
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Headway
5 months ago
Was excision surgery worth it?
Did excision surgery help you long term?
Did excision surgery help you long term?
Hopeful112
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Endometriosis UK
5 months ago
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In the same old nightmare again!!!!
Good evening lovely people, sorry this is long but I need to get it off my chest. I’ve just got home after two and a half days in hospital with yet another infection caused by endo that gave me my third bout of sepsis!!! I spent Saturday night in a&e and the team were fantastic. It was when I was admitted
Good evening lovely people, sorry this is long but I need to get it off my chest. I’ve just got home after two and a half days in hospital with yet another infection caused by endo that gave me my third bout of sepsis!!! I spent Saturday night in a&e and the team were fantastic. It was when I was admitted
Poppyg16
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Endometriosis UK
5 months ago
Thyroid test denied
Hi everyone, I'm very confused right now. For the first time in fifteen years, I had a GP asking all sorts of irrelevant questions when I asked my thyroid to be tested and the Free T3 included. In the end, according to them, the lab didn't test the FRee T3. Obviously, this is due to the GP's input
Hi everyone, I'm very confused right now. For the first time in fifteen years, I had a GP asking all sorts of irrelevant questions when I asked my thyroid to be tested and the Free T3 included. In the end, according to them, the lab didn't test the FRee T3. Obviously, this is due to the GP's input
Isilune77
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Thyroid UK
5 months ago
struggling after surgery
Hi I had debulking surgery 25th June, good outcome all visible cancer removed which is great news, Post surgery it’s been so tough. Really sick with green yuk , then tube up my nose into stomach to drain off , then CT scan with contrast, vein blow have way through die goes into wrist. I have clots on
Hi I had debulking surgery 25th June, good outcome all visible cancer removed which is great news, Post surgery it’s been so tough. Really sick with green yuk , then tube up my nose into stomach to drain off , then CT scan with contrast, vein blow have way through die goes into wrist. I have clots on
Sunsetime
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My Ovacome
2 months ago
PPS help
At 6 months old, I was diagnosed with polio, with paralysis in right arm and left leg weakness. Docs prescribed a variety of PT and apparati such as a brace around my chest that elevated my arm. At age 3, I was St Louis' polio poster child. At age 3, I was St Louis' polio poster child. By the age of
At 6 months old, I was diagnosed with polio, with paralysis in right arm and left leg weakness. Docs prescribed a variety of PT and apparati such as a brace around my chest that elevated my arm. At age 3, I was St Louis' polio poster child. At age 3, I was St Louis' polio poster child. By the age of
szmaupin
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Functional Neurological Disorder - FND Hope
5 months ago
Had circumcision, the “important stitch” popped (Dorsal slit).
Got a circumcision From day 2 after taking the wrap off I noticed a small open wound created by one of the sutures leading into the prepuce near the corona. as well as sutures with strange knot formations with smaller less noticeable wounds. One of the strange knot formations is where the open cut
Got a circumcision From day 2 after taking the wrap off I noticed a small open wound created by one of the sutures leading into the prepuce near the corona. as well as sutures with strange knot formations with smaller less noticeable wounds. One of the strange knot formations is where the open cut
Granolaloverss
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Men's Health Forum (Penis Health)
5 months ago
Surgery options- Aortic Stenosis + aortic coarctation+ Patent Ductus in a 9 month old
Hi, Glad to be a part of this community. My 9 month daughter has been diagnosed with a congenital heart disease. We took her to A&E for a chest infection and breathing issue and got diagnosed with a heart murmur associated with Aortic stenosis( valve is unicuspid), Coarctation of arteries and a petant
Hi, Glad to be a part of this community. My 9 month daughter has been diagnosed with a congenital heart disease. We took her to A&E for a chest infection and breathing issue and got diagnosed with a heart murmur associated with Aortic stenosis( valve is unicuspid), Coarctation of arteries and a petant
Sushil1786
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British Heart Foundation
5 months ago
UTI symptoms
Hi I am currently NED after finishing chemo in September (stage 3 ovarian cancer). Before diagnosis I was constantly complaining of UTI symptoms (needing to pee a lot and pain when peeing) which always came back negative. I now know this was cancer related but it was always dismissed as a symptom of
Hi I am currently NED after finishing chemo in September (stage 3 ovarian cancer). Before diagnosis I was constantly complaining of UTI symptoms (needing to pee a lot and pain when peeing) which always came back negative. I now know this was cancer related but it was always dismissed as a symptom of
Mintybiscuit
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My Ovacome
5 months ago
Strange results
I'm waiting for an abdominal ultrasound scan and vaginal scan due to low abdomen pain. Blood and poo tests all ok. Now have what feels like a UTI (very frequent urination, stinging) and was given a 7 day course of Cefalexin 500mg yesterday. Today GP surgery has rung to say no infection in my urine but
I'm waiting for an abdominal ultrasound scan and vaginal scan due to low abdomen pain. Blood and poo tests all ok. Now have what feels like a UTI (very frequent urination, stinging) and was given a 7 day course of Cefalexin 500mg yesterday. Today GP surgery has rung to say no infection in my urine but
Misscrisps
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Bladder Health UK
5 months ago
Daughters bloods, awful GP's
Following on from previous post https://healthunlocked.com/pasoc/posts/150635331/daughter-still-really-not-great-and-cannot-get-through-to-medics Kept trying to get earlier B12 jab, she has not been great, told no. Checking on another matter with surgery accidentally found out she had an appointment
Following on from previous post https://healthunlocked.com/pasoc/posts/150635331/daughter-still-really-not-great-and-cannot-get-through-to-medics Kept trying to get earlier B12 jab, she has not been great, told no. Checking on another matter with surgery accidentally found out she had an appointment
Polo22
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
5 months ago
Rectocele repair surgery
I have been looking and looking for people's experiences of rectocele repair surgery and all I could find was stuff that completely terrified me, so much so I was in two minds whether or not to have the surgery. Basically I'm 38 and have been struggling with my prolapse since the birth of my son 6 years
I have been looking and looking for people's experiences of rectocele repair surgery and all I could find was stuff that completely terrified me, so much so I was in two minds whether or not to have the surgery. Basically I'm 38 and have been struggling with my prolapse since the birth of my son 6 years
Slothmum11
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Women's Health
5 months ago
Week till my laparoscopy!!
Been waiting 13years for this laparoscopy and I'm hoping it all goes ahead next week.I've had to fight so hard for the surgery and now at my pre operation, there was a problem with my blood pressure being too high. Anyone have issues with blood pressure and endometriosis?? I'm hoping it's just cause
Been waiting 13years for this laparoscopy and I'm hoping it all goes ahead next week.I've had to fight so hard for the surgery and now at my pre operation, there was a problem with my blood pressure being too high. Anyone have issues with blood pressure and endometriosis?? I'm hoping it's just cause
ektmj78
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Endometriosis UK
5 months ago
Cataract surgery
Good morning Everyone I had my cataract surgery yesterday lunchtime on my good eye. To get that strong again to start with. So I am struggling at present because my other eyehas always not been very good. The surgery went well I was told. I was worried because I have Corneal Dystrophy in my eyes as
Good morning Everyone I had my cataract surgery yesterday lunchtime on my good eye. To get that strong again to start with. So I am struggling at present because my other eyehas always not been very good. The surgery went well I was told. I was worried because I have Corneal Dystrophy in my eyes as
Bingo88
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
2 months ago
Severe endo diagnosed endometrioma attached to bowel
hi everyone. Great to have a space to share story and get advice. Endo can feel like a very lonely condition at times! Has anyone ever had an endometrioma attached to an organ? How did it affect you? Been having excruciating and random pain episodes for up to an hour for over a year. Have been
hi everyone. Great to have a space to share story and get advice. Endo can feel like a very lonely condition at times! Has anyone ever had an endometrioma attached to an organ? How did it affect you? Been having excruciating and random pain episodes for up to an hour for over a year. Have been
Northernlass23
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Endometriosis UK
5 months ago
Frenuloplasty scar / white tight tissue
Hello, I had frenuloplasty about 6 weeks ago using electrocautery, no stitches. The wound finally closed, but now there's like a scar / more like another frenulum. Just a tight, white band which still prevents the normal pull of the foreskin. Will it get healed properly or I need another surgery? Can
Hello, I had frenuloplasty about 6 weeks ago using electrocautery, no stitches. The wound finally closed, but now there's like a scar / more like another frenulum. Just a tight, white band which still prevents the normal pull of the foreskin. Will it get healed properly or I need another surgery? Can
OscarWhite
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Men's Health Forum (Penis Health)
5 months ago
Cancerous thyroid nodules. Are they painful sometimes?
Id be really grateful for thoughts on this please. I'm awaiting surgery on a nodule that's suspicious for follicular cancer but obviously as we know, they can't be certain until its taken out. What i want to know is, has anyone had a painful nodule that can be really sore consistently (8 months now
Id be really grateful for thoughts on this please. I'm awaiting surgery on a nodule that's suspicious for follicular cancer but obviously as we know, they can't be certain until its taken out. What i want to know is, has anyone had a painful nodule that can be really sore consistently (8 months now
Aoifel73
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Thyroid UK
5 months ago
musician - hearing loss after surgery
Hi, I am a 49 year old musician and I was diagnosed with an Acoustic Neuroma in December 2023 and had to have surgery a few weeks later due to the size of the tumour and how ill I was. Since then I have been in recovery trying to get back all my functions (balance, stamina etc). Unfortunately the tumour
Hi, I am a 49 year old musician and I was diagnosed with an Acoustic Neuroma in December 2023 and had to have surgery a few weeks later due to the size of the tumour and how ill I was. Since then I have been in recovery trying to get back all my functions (balance, stamina etc). Unfortunately the tumour
domforr
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Acoustic Neuroma Support
5 months ago
Itchy?
Has anyone else had issues with being itchy? I am sure it's from the meds, as many have itchiness as a possible side effects. Strangely, it happens more in the afternoons than mornings...and randomly seems to happen in various places of my body. It never lasts for long, but enough to be annoying! My
Has anyone else had issues with being itchy? I am sure it's from the meds, as many have itchiness as a possible side effects. Strangely, it happens more in the afternoons than mornings...and randomly seems to happen in various places of my body. It never lasts for long, but enough to be annoying! My
Bruce67
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British Heart Foundation
5 months ago
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