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Hello - Newbie alert :-)
Hi Everyone, Getting very fed up with tinnitus in my right ear, so have decided to reach out to like-minded/eared people! I'm early 40s (how did that happen?!) and have a hearing condition (Otosclerosis) - have done since early-mid 30s. Have had stapedectomy - on list for another one (Loooong wait
Hi Everyone, Getting very fed up with tinnitus in my right ear, so have decided to reach out to like-minded/eared people! I'm early 40s (how did that happen?!) and have a hearing condition (Otosclerosis) - have done since early-mid 30s. Have had stapedectomy - on list for another one (Loooong wait
SquealyEars
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Tinnitus UK
6 months ago
Surgery Cancelled .. because I look to fit and well!
I had to post this due to how utterly ridiculous my day was yesterday. After 2 years of scans and appointments and 6 months of prostap. My doctor cancelled my surgery to remove endo and adhesions and also confirm the 6cm growth on my uterus is not suspicious because .. I quote .. you look fit and well
I had to post this due to how utterly ridiculous my day was yesterday. After 2 years of scans and appointments and 6 months of prostap. My doctor cancelled my surgery to remove endo and adhesions and also confirm the 6cm growth on my uterus is not suspicious because .. I quote .. you look fit and well
Sparkles2000
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Endometriosis UK
7 hours ago
PATIENT EXPERIENCE OF PEMBROLIZUMAB (KEYTRUDA)
PEMBOLIZUMAB (KEYTRUDA)
will shortly be assessed by the Scottish Medicine Consortium (SMC) for use in NHS Scotland with two indications: 1. In combination with platinum-based chemotherapy for the neoadjuvant (treatment given before surgery) and then continued as monotherapy (single treatment
PEMBOLIZUMAB (KEYTRUDA)
will shortly be assessed by the Scottish Medicine Consortium (SMC) for use in NHS Scotland with two indications: 1. In combination with platinum-based chemotherapy for the neoadjuvant (treatment given before surgery) and then continued as monotherapy (single treatment
RoyCastleHelpline
Roy Castle
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The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
14 hours ago
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Pain in groin , coming from hip
Had this issue in oct 2022, MRI at that time showed labral tears around hip, but it did settle over couple weeks, now this has happened again over week ago, cant move lip joint , move, wak etc without feeling severe pain in groin, having another MRI dine july 9th, has anyone out there had similar issue
Had this issue in oct 2022, MRI at that time showed labral tears around hip, but it did settle over couple weeks, now this has happened again over week ago, cant move lip joint , move, wak etc without feeling severe pain in groin, having another MRI dine july 9th, has anyone out there had similar issue
arvine
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Pain Concern
16 hours ago
NICE early value assessment on robot-assisted surgery
Good afternoon everyone, We have been contacted by the National Institute of Health and Care Excellence (NICE) as they are currently undertaking an early value assessment on robot-assisted surgery for soft tissue procedures. We have been invited to make a submission as part of this assessment. It
Good afternoon everyone, We have been contacted by the National Institute of Health and Care Excellence (NICE) as they are currently undertaking an early value assessment on robot-assisted surgery for soft tissue procedures. We have been invited to make a submission as part of this assessment. It
OvacomeSupport
My Ovacome Team
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My Ovacome
17 hours ago
hospital bag
I know this has probably been done to death but what are people’s go tos for their hospital bag when they go in for surgery? I have surgery on the 13th and have been told I will be staying in for 3-5 days so just trying to plan and pack. I wondered what everyone else took with them or what they wished
I know this has probably been done to death but what are people’s go tos for their hospital bag when they go in for surgery? I have surgery on the 13th and have been told I will be staying in for 3-5 days so just trying to plan and pack. I wondered what everyone else took with them or what they wished
Comedykid
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Endometriosis UK
23 hours ago
What Now?
I have been out of the hospital for about 3 days after VAT surgery. I am taking a medication and I feel nausea all the time, and even the thought of food makes me want to vomit. Is this normal? I am taking paracitomol, ibuprofin, dicloxacillin and another medication for the cough. I dont feel too
I have been out of the hospital for about 3 days after VAT surgery. I am taking a medication and I feel nausea all the time, and even the thought of food makes me want to vomit. Is this normal? I am taking paracitomol, ibuprofin, dicloxacillin and another medication for the cough. I dont feel too
VATpatient
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Lung Cancer Support
1 day ago
Recurring symptoms, bit panicky
I've already posted once when I was first diagnosed with GCA and got loads of good advice, info, reassurance. So grateful. The problem now is that after 12 days on Prednisolone 50mg the headaches started to come back and jaw pain. I wrote in my previous post that an on call doctor came out on the Saturday
I've already posted once when I was first diagnosed with GCA and got loads of good advice, info, reassurance. So grateful. The problem now is that after 12 days on Prednisolone 50mg the headaches started to come back and jaw pain. I wrote in my previous post that an on call doctor came out on the Saturday
Blondgrassblowing
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PMRGCAuk
1 day ago
Back on Bisoprolol
Came of Bisoprolol low doseage 6 weeks ago had a 24 hr heart monitor test while on it , came off it because it was causing to much problems ( low pressure) test said it noticed things but nothing has really changed since 2018 when first diagnosed with At Fib. This week kept feeling strange sensations
Came of Bisoprolol low doseage 6 weeks ago had a 24 hr heart monitor test while on it , came off it because it was causing to much problems ( low pressure) test said it noticed things but nothing has really changed since 2018 when first diagnosed with At Fib. This week kept feeling strange sensations
mobyfool
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British Heart Foundation
2 days ago
Update on Trelegy v Fostair
A few weeks ago I had a bad fall and required a CT scan of my chest. It picked up a few things that are being followed up and one of them required me to attend an appointment with my Resp Consultant at 9.00 am this morning! I hoped he would also have time to discuss the issue I've had re the asthma
A few weeks ago I had a bad fall and required a CT scan of my chest. It picked up a few things that are being followed up and one of them required me to attend an appointment with my Resp Consultant at 9.00 am this morning! I hoped he would also have time to discuss the issue I've had re the asthma
MoyB
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
2 days ago
Between treatment pain
this is a bit of a long one (sorry in advance) I was diagnosed last year through private care that I got with my work at the time. I was told that I was at high risk of ending up with a colostomy bag if I went for surgery, so they pushed for ‘medical management’. My first gynae had already put me on
this is a bit of a long one (sorry in advance) I was diagnosed last year through private care that I got with my work at the time. I was told that I was at high risk of ending up with a colostomy bag if I went for surgery, so they pushed for ‘medical management’. My first gynae had already put me on
Vet_nurse26
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Endometriosis UK
2 days ago
radiation treatments led to perforated colon?
St. Patrick’s Day I collapsed in pain and was rushed to ER. A CT ABD PE revealed a perforated colon near my rectum, broad internal infection (sepsis) with kidneys and liver shutting down. A life flight, three surgeries later, 3 weeks sedated and immobile in an ICU, and seven weeks in hospital rehabs
St. Patrick’s Day I collapsed in pain and was rushed to ER. A CT ABD PE revealed a perforated colon near my rectum, broad internal infection (sepsis) with kidneys and liver shutting down. A life flight, three surgeries later, 3 weeks sedated and immobile in an ICU, and seven weeks in hospital rehabs
kreg001
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 days ago
Shoes wider ?
Like my hands, my toes are now badly deformed and I'm struggling to get even wide shoes on. Can anyone advise where to get nice looking shoes for arthritis feet ? I really don't want surgery if I can avoid it.
Like my hands, my toes are now badly deformed and I'm struggling to get even wide shoes on. Can anyone advise where to get nice looking shoes for arthritis feet ? I really don't want surgery if I can avoid it.
RootsToots
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NRAS
2 days ago
Hysteroscopy for severe Ashermans, and Amniotic Membrane treatment stories to share,any success?
Hi ladies I am hopeless and devastated so down spirited I found many useful posts here thought I share my concerns with you if anyone have similar experiences to share I really appreciate although my case might be very rare due to having adenomyosis removed- normally its being treated only with
Hi ladies I am hopeless and devastated so down spirited I found many useful posts here thought I share my concerns with you if anyone have similar experiences to share I really appreciate although my case might be very rare due to having adenomyosis removed- normally its being treated only with
Bebe294
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Fertility Network UK
2 days ago
A Blip in time!
I am 74 (F) and was diagnosed in Nov, 2019 with PV and JAK 2 positive. I have been in clinical remission for 18 months and take Jakafi 10mg 2x daily. I have an allele burden of 15 currently down from 60 at diagnosis. My blood draws have been within limits for 18 months with only a blip in the blood calcium
I am 74 (F) and was diagnosed in Nov, 2019 with PV and JAK 2 positive. I have been in clinical remission for 18 months and take Jakafi 10mg 2x daily. I have an allele burden of 15 currently down from 60 at diagnosis. My blood draws have been within limits for 18 months with only a blip in the blood calcium
Barney50
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MPN Voice
2 days ago
Wedding Over!
I made the trip to my step-daughter’s wedding. No problems with the mother, but she was upset that I was there! From the airport to the Inn that we stayed, was 75 miles! After that, we found that it was an additional 68 miles to the wedding site! The wedding was held in a forest and it was exactly
I made the trip to my step-daughter’s wedding. No problems with the mother, but she was upset that I was there! From the airport to the Inn that we stayed, was 75 miles! After that, we found that it was an additional 68 miles to the wedding site! The wedding was held in a forest and it was exactly
Amg05
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Major Depressive Disorder (MDD) Support
3 days ago
Cholesterol prevention Lequio Inqlisiran offered by GP
Few weeks ago, after my last blood test, I have received a letter from my GP surgery that my cholesterol level was slightly raised (I have diabetes type 2, which so far has been successfully controlled for years, by healthy diet). I have Atrial Fibrilation and pacemaker fitted, and therefore I know
Few weeks ago, after my last blood test, I have received a letter from my GP surgery that my cholesterol level was slightly raised (I have diabetes type 2, which so far has been successfully controlled for years, by healthy diet). I have Atrial Fibrilation and pacemaker fitted, and therefore I know
Arnika
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British Heart Foundation
3 days ago
Glaucoma eye drops
Since my diagnosis of glaucoma my eye specialist has prescribed several different types of drops. Some have interacted with other medications that I take. I am now on latanoprost but like most eye drops it can be toxic long term especially with kidney disease. Any transplant patient with glaucoma have
Since my diagnosis of glaucoma my eye specialist has prescribed several different types of drops. Some have interacted with other medications that I take. I am now on latanoprost but like most eye drops it can be toxic long term especially with kidney disease. Any transplant patient with glaucoma have
Eyak1971
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Kidney Transplant
3 days ago
MRI shows pedunculated fibroid and what they think is an endometrioma on my ovary. Is this problematic or require surgery?
After a CT scan and ultrasound which couldn't be positive if there was a mass on my ovary or not, an MRI last week shows what they think to be a 3.2 cm endometrioma or hemorrhagic cyst, but most likely and endometrioma. I had the test last Thursday, got the results last Friday and then Monday (yesterday
After a CT scan and ultrasound which couldn't be positive if there was a mass on my ovary or not, an MRI last week shows what they think to be a 3.2 cm endometrioma or hemorrhagic cyst, but most likely and endometrioma. I had the test last Thursday, got the results last Friday and then Monday (yesterday
starrynight5626
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My Ovacome
3 days ago
Lower stomach pain - an update, plus a flare
This is partly an update on my last post regarding the lower left stomach pain that I’ve been getting and partly a flare. First, the stomach pain. I saw a GP last week ( different one ) ref the results of my recent ultrasound scan. The radiologist couldn’t get a clear picture, so did an internal exam
This is partly an update on my last post regarding the lower left stomach pain that I’ve been getting and partly a flare. First, the stomach pain. I saw a GP last week ( different one ) ref the results of my recent ultrasound scan. The radiologist couldn’t get a clear picture, so did an internal exam
Indigo2417
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PMRGCAuk
3 days ago
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