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Maybe endometriosis? Prostap recommended.
Hello everyone :) I just joined this group and I am hoping to get some advice, whether medical or experiences people have had, etc. A lot of background, but may help: 10+ years ago, at an estimate, diagnosed with PCOS. When puberty started and I began to get PCOS symptoms it was ultimately dismissed
Hello everyone :) I just joined this group and I am hoping to get some advice, whether medical or experiences people have had, etc. A lot of background, but may help: 10+ years ago, at an estimate, diagnosed with PCOS. When puberty started and I began to get PCOS symptoms it was ultimately dismissed
Missy100
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Endometriosis UK
7 years ago
Thyroiditis and hormonal Imbalance
Hello there, I had my endocrinologist appoitment and he told me I have thyroiditis and hormonal Imbalance.He needed to check my LH and TSH prolactin testosterone TSH and ultra sound of ovaries prior starting my treatment .I was put on Levoxytorine 50mcg before but it raises quickly in just couple of
Hello there, I had my endocrinologist appoitment and he told me I have thyroiditis and hormonal Imbalance.He needed to check my LH and TSH prolactin testosterone TSH and ultra sound of ovaries prior starting my treatment .I was put on Levoxytorine 50mcg before but it raises quickly in just couple of
Ari3
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Thyroid UK
7 years ago
Dilemma to take more tablets or not?
Hi all.... I recently had a CRT - D fitted after my HF of 22 years worsened to severe heart failure. Since the device I have felt so much better.... and have finally stopped worrying about my heart and started getting on with life. I am 10 weeks post op and my 8 week check went fine. So my dilemma is
Hi all.... I recently had a CRT - D fitted after my HF of 22 years worsened to severe heart failure. Since the device I have felt so much better.... and have finally stopped worrying about my heart and started getting on with life. I am 10 weeks post op and my 8 week check went fine. So my dilemma is
Heartlady1
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British Heart Foundation
7 years ago
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Ever taken Abilify but not diagnosed as bipolar YET?
Has anyone taken Abilify for depression, anixety and mood swings and thoughts that just never stop in your head? My doctor is recommending. Im already on Straterra for adhd, wellbutrin for depression and mood, and spironolactone for hormonal acne.
Has anyone taken Abilify for depression, anixety and mood swings and thoughts that just never stop in your head? My doctor is recommending. Im already on Straterra for adhd, wellbutrin for depression and mood, and spironolactone for hormonal acne.
H5L82
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Anxiety and Depression Support
7 years ago
voice weak - sounding as if I am suffering from exhaustion- but I am not
Have heart failure - medication, Losartan, Furosemide, spironolactone, nebivolol and rivaroxaban and have a CRT-D device. For a week or probably more now, I have noticed my voice sounds as if I am exhausted - reminds me of times in the past when I have had brilliant very social and active long weekends
Have heart failure - medication, Losartan, Furosemide, spironolactone, nebivolol and rivaroxaban and have a CRT-D device. For a week or probably more now, I have noticed my voice sounds as if I am exhausted - reminds me of times in the past when I have had brilliant very social and active long weekends
Ktomoph_
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British Heart Foundation
7 years ago
ivabradine
Does anyone take ivabradine? I am currently on Losartan, Spironolactone, Furosemide and Rivaroxaban. I was on Digoxin which I tolerated well as I can't take bisoprolol. I have researched it and wonder if anyone has suffered the side affects. Just interested as sometimes I do wonder 'why' this or that
Does anyone take ivabradine? I am currently on Losartan, Spironolactone, Furosemide and Rivaroxaban. I was on Digoxin which I tolerated well as I can't take bisoprolol. I have researched it and wonder if anyone has suffered the side affects. Just interested as sometimes I do wonder 'why' this or that
Ktomoph_
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AF Association
7 years ago
Hi, I am an old time poster
Hi, I was a member of the dilated cardiomyopathy forum at BHF. I signed up there 10 years ago when my mother was diagnosed with dilated cardiomyopathy and left bundle branch block. There used to be a thread called "how long?". I wanted to post this there, but here I am. So, my 65 year old mother suddenly
Hi, I was a member of the dilated cardiomyopathy forum at BHF. I signed up there 10 years ago when my mother was diagnosed with dilated cardiomyopathy and left bundle branch block. There used to be a thread called "how long?". I wanted to post this there, but here I am. So, my 65 year old mother suddenly
Ruth15
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British Heart Foundation
7 years ago
Water tablet questions
I have now been through tests and specialist visits just an endoscopy to go , to check for varices and a dietician visit to go for now. My question is, I was on furosemide for my peripheral oedema but now I am on 200mg of spironolactone f9r Ascites. However, the furosemide has been stopped which was
I have now been through tests and specialist visits just an endoscopy to go , to check for varices and a dietician visit to go for now. My question is, I was on furosemide for my peripheral oedema but now I am on 200mg of spironolactone f9r Ascites. However, the furosemide has been stopped which was
Rogermorgan
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British Liver Trust
7 years ago
Asities
Hi all its me again sorry to be a pain, is there any other way to get rid of Asities ? Dad takes spironolactone & furosemide and has drain done apparently this is a reason they can't help him as still to much fluid,just another reason to add to the list 🙁
Hi all its me again sorry to be a pain, is there any other way to get rid of Asities ? Dad takes spironolactone & furosemide and has drain done apparently this is a reason they can't help him as still to much fluid,just another reason to add to the list 🙁
Hidden
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British Liver Trust
7 years ago
Metal v Prosthetic valve replacement
Hello, This is my first post here. I've done a search of this and read around, and here's my question. I'm looking to gauge the views of others in a similar situation. I'm 28. I was born with Fallots, full correction at 11 months old, nothing since then till last few years. Put on Bisoprolol, spironolactone
Hello, This is my first post here. I've done a search of this and read around, and here's my question. I'm looking to gauge the views of others in a similar situation. I'm 28. I was born with Fallots, full correction at 11 months old, nothing since then till last few years. Put on Bisoprolol, spironolactone
andrew4322
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British Heart Foundation
7 years ago
Outcome of today's visit
Doc has agreed to have my bloods retested on Monday instead of August but when I mentioned T3 and 4 moved the subject on saying that was not necessary. He has put me on Spironolactone?? apparently this might help with the hairloss anyone heard of this??? Anyway I will post all the results when I get
Doc has agreed to have my bloods retested on Monday instead of August but when I mentioned T3 and 4 moved the subject on saying that was not necessary. He has put me on Spironolactone?? apparently this might help with the hairloss anyone heard of this??? Anyway I will post all the results when I get
Netty46
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Thyroid UK
7 years ago
Back On Spironolactone And Asking For Help
Many of you here know my story: I began drinking again due to stress after losing disability benefits (because I'm too clever to be disabled and entitled to PIP, apparently - even though I'm epileptic to the point that I am a danger to myself and others) and found that I was unable to stop. I didn't
Many of you here know my story: I began drinking again due to stress after losing disability benefits (because I'm too clever to be disabled and entitled to PIP, apparently - even though I'm epileptic to the point that I am a danger to myself and others) and found that I was unable to stop. I didn't
Hidden
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British Liver Trust
7 years ago
Rehab?
Has anybody here successfully gone through rehab after falling off the wagon? I told my consultant at the time that allowing me to cut down wouldn't work - it's like dangling a carrot in front of a starving donkey - but he asked me to try anyway. Well, I've been trying for a year, and getting nowhere
Has anybody here successfully gone through rehab after falling off the wagon? I told my consultant at the time that allowing me to cut down wouldn't work - it's like dangling a carrot in front of a starving donkey - but he asked me to try anyway. Well, I've been trying for a year, and getting nowhere
Hidden
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British Liver Trust
7 years ago
Finally diagnosed and some clarity
Following a CT scan and some more blood tests, I went to see a Gastroenterologist, He told me I have NAFLD and Cirhhosis with some Ascites and peripheral pitting Oedema. changed me from Furosemide to a large dose of Spironolactone (200mg) to reduce the ascites and oedema. got to have an endoscopy of
Following a CT scan and some more blood tests, I went to see a Gastroenterologist, He told me I have NAFLD and Cirhhosis with some Ascites and peripheral pitting Oedema. changed me from Furosemide to a large dose of Spironolactone (200mg) to reduce the ascites and oedema. got to have an endoscopy of
Rogermorgan
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British Liver Trust
7 years ago
Pancreatitis and Fibroscan results/ recovery
Sorry in advance for the long post. I'm new to this forum Hi all, I was 999'd on 9th of May last year with a suspected heart attack. Found to be Pancreatitis with severe necrosis. Spent a month in hospital and was recovering nicely until week 5 when started with nausea. Spent anther week in hospital
Sorry in advance for the long post. I'm new to this forum Hi all, I was 999'd on 9th of May last year with a suspected heart attack. Found to be Pancreatitis with severe necrosis. Spent a month in hospital and was recovering nicely until week 5 when started with nausea. Spent anther week in hospital
Dawn5590
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British Liver Trust
8 years ago
What questions should I ask?
My husband is 64 and an alcoholic who was diagnosed last year with cirrhosis. We have been living apart for over a year now but I still do what I can to support him. My husband now lives in Scotland whilst I am in London. During the 12 months we have been apart he has been in and out of hospital several
My husband is 64 and an alcoholic who was diagnosed last year with cirrhosis. We have been living apart for over a year now but I still do what I can to support him. My husband now lives in Scotland whilst I am in London. During the 12 months we have been apart he has been in and out of hospital several
JakeG
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British Liver Trust
8 years ago
Newbie
Hi I am a Newbie on here but not to PCOS. I was diagnosed about 16 years ago. I have been on metformin and spirolactone for about ten years. The only benefit i have seen is that i have not become diabetic. I am frustrated at the effects PCOS has on my body. I am the only person in my family to be diagnosed
Hi I am a Newbie on here but not to PCOS. I was diagnosed about 16 years ago. I have been on metformin and spirolactone for about ten years. The only benefit i have seen is that i have not become diabetic. I am frustrated at the effects PCOS has on my body. I am the only person in my family to be diagnosed
purpleshell
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PCOS UK (Verity)
8 years ago
very cold fingers and feet
Hi all Ive had PAF and heart failure since last may and the recent cold spell Ive been out and my fingers and feet felt so cold, I couldnt feel the tips of my fingers, my finger shrank so much my ring fell off!!! and when I got back home the pain was excruciating in my fingers does anyone else suffer
Hi all Ive had PAF and heart failure since last may and the recent cold spell Ive been out and my fingers and feet felt so cold, I couldnt feel the tips of my fingers, my finger shrank so much my ring fell off!!! and when I got back home the pain was excruciating in my fingers does anyone else suffer
bushy2016
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AF Association
8 years ago
Annual Ultrasound
This year I have a clearer picture of the state of my liver, as my husband was allowed in with me and he was able to read notes that I couldn't see whilst lying on my back being examined. Liver is apparently slightly enlarged, but that has been written off as "expected" for someone with cirrhosis. On
This year I have a clearer picture of the state of my liver, as my husband was allowed in with me and he was able to read notes that I couldn't see whilst lying on my back being examined. Liver is apparently slightly enlarged, but that has been written off as "expected" for someone with cirrhosis. On
Hidden
in
British Liver Trust
8 years ago
Cirrhosis questions for my MIL
Hi everyone, this is my 1st post here.... My Mum in law was diagnosed with cirrhosis a few months ago. She wasn't a drinker, and the cause "could be" fatty liver. She is taking spironolactone 50mg & frusomide 20mg (to help with the ascites). She has type 2 diabetes. She is quite upset about this, and
Hi everyone, this is my 1st post here.... My Mum in law was diagnosed with cirrhosis a few months ago. She wasn't a drinker, and the cause "could be" fatty liver. She is taking spironolactone 50mg & frusomide 20mg (to help with the ascites). She has type 2 diabetes. She is quite upset about this, and
Cirrho_Free
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British Liver Trust
8 years ago
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