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Brainless Call Centres
They cause
stress
and anxiety but sadly that impacts on us.
They cause
stress
and anxiety but sadly that impacts on us.
Shreds
in
Headway
8 months ago
New here š¤
I was sent for X-rays to make sure there were no
stress
fractures, which there wasnāt. I was then referred to rheumatology again ( privately). They did bloods, and I was called last week to say my ANA was 1:640 homogeneous . ENA was negative for rheumatoid factors.
I was sent for X-rays to make sure there were no
stress
fractures, which there wasnāt. I was then referred to rheumatology again ( privately). They did bloods, and I was called last week to say my ANA was 1:640 homogeneous . ENA was negative for rheumatoid factors.
Pammygtf
in
Thyroid UK
6 months ago
Dronedarone
Iāve been change to Dronedarone, been taking it about 4 months and have had episodes of AF, in fact currently āI n oneā, this is after a day of
stress
so not surprised, but having been to the consultant the day before the previous attack last week can not work out why.
Iāve been change to Dronedarone, been taking it about 4 months and have had episodes of AF, in fact currently āI n oneā, this is after a day of
stress
so not surprised, but having been to the consultant the day before the previous attack last week can not work out why.
LaceyLady
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
1 year ago
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Fitting in is bad for your health
This is a terrible feeling and generates
stress
and anxiety. If you are longing to fit in or be normal I ask that you hang in there. Remind yourself that you havenāt found your group YET!
This is a terrible feeling and generates
stress
and anxiety. If you are longing to fit in or be normal I ask that you hang in there. Remind yourself that you havenāt found your group YET!
BLC89
in
CHADD's Adult ADHD Support
5 months ago
Join ADAA's PTSD Summit on Nov 7th!
The Anxiety and Depression Association of America invites you to attend our virtual PTSD summit on November 7th from 12:00 ā 2:00 PM EST titled āRaising Our Hands: Supporting PTSD Identification, Diagnosis, and Treatment Across Diverse Communities.ā This summit, hosted in collaboration with the Depression
The Anxiety and Depression Association of America invites you to attend our virtual PTSD summit on November 7th from 12:00 ā 2:00 PM EST titled āRaising Our Hands: Supporting PTSD Identification, Diagnosis, and Treatment Across Diverse Communities.ā This summit, hosted in collaboration with the Depression
ADAATeamRachel
Partner
in
Anxiety and Depression Support
10 months ago
PIP reduced, but I'm worse than I was previously... Advice please šš
I'm worse now than I was on my last review, and picked things out from the assessment that were untrue, but the
stress
is taking its toll on me. My GP and the Pain team have both written letters for me to send off, but I'm not sure if I have to send to DWP? or tribunal people? Or both?
I'm worse now than I was on my last review, and picked things out from the assessment that were untrue, but the
stress
is taking its toll on me. My GP and the Pain team have both written letters for me to send off, but I'm not sure if I have to send to DWP? or tribunal people? Or both?
Asherlove1
in
Pain Concern
10 months ago
Stress induced hypoglycaemia (SIH)
I am a successful RFI PVI AF member. The question is about my 18 year old grandson. 5 years ago he was nearly killed in a high speed MVA. He survived because as a 13 year old he was an elite junior rugby player and he wore a seatbelt. Alas the seatbelt caused, amongst other thing, horrific internal injuries
I am a successful RFI PVI AF member. The question is about my 18 year old grandson. 5 years ago he was nearly killed in a high speed MVA. He survived because as a 13 year old he was an elite junior rugby player and he wore a seatbelt. Alas the seatbelt caused, amongst other thing, horrific internal injuries
Geoffa1
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
1 year ago
No health issues before diagnosis, now everything is a little scary
I hate the noise the machine makes and nurse said she could see me tensing so I donāt see what good a 24 hour monitor will do other than totally
stress
me. The non electric BP monitor I find less stressful as no horrid noise and it doesnāt nip!
I hate the noise the machine makes and nurse said she could see me tensing so I donāt see what good a 24 hour monitor will do other than totally
stress
me. The non electric BP monitor I find less stressful as no horrid noise and it doesnāt nip!
Benjipuss
in
Thyroid UK
3 months ago
What is it?
ā¢
Stress
(Prolonged) ā¢ Lack of sleep ā¢ Exercise ā¢ Bending down/getting up - sometimes even if done slowly ā¢ Dehydrated ā¢ Usually things get worse about an hour or 2 of being awake.
ā¢
Stress
(Prolonged) ā¢ Lack of sleep ā¢ Exercise ā¢ Bending down/getting up - sometimes even if done slowly ā¢ Dehydrated ā¢ Usually things get worse about an hour or 2 of being awake.
Meows1
in
Pain Concern
3 months ago
AI suggests anti-histamines with C/l
The relationship patterns among the identified adjuvant candidates suggest that the likely therapeutic mechanism(s) of action of antihistamines for combatting the multi-factorial PD pathology include counteracting oxidative
stress
, amending the balance of neurotransmitters, and decreasing the proliferation
The relationship patterns among the identified adjuvant candidates suggest that the likely therapeutic mechanism(s) of action of antihistamines for combatting the multi-factorial PD pathology include counteracting oxidative
stress
, amending the balance of neurotransmitters, and decreasing the proliferation
House2
in
Cure Parkinson's
1 year ago
Hope or preparation for death?
If the doctor tells them the average life expactancy, should I
stress
that there are exceptions (such as Tansi75 whose posts I really enjoy reading), that miracles happen every day, and should I stay positive? Even with this desdlu diagnosis?
If the doctor tells them the average life expactancy, should I
stress
that there are exceptions (such as Tansi75 whose posts I really enjoy reading), that miracles happen every day, and should I stay positive? Even with this desdlu diagnosis?
AvocadoForever
in
Glioblastoma Support
8 days ago
So conflicted *Trigger warning*
My concern is if they continue to do this things are never going to change the
stress
is always going to be there..
My concern is if they continue to do this things are never going to change the
stress
is always going to be there..
Dolphfan47
in
Anxiety Support
5 months ago
Hurricane - Hope all are safe!
Cancer alone is hard enough, but storms like this have got to add so much
stress
. Our youngest daughter lives in the Keys and has been phoning us with updates--so relieved that she and her area are okay.
Cancer alone is hard enough, but storms like this have got to add so much
stress
. Our youngest daughter lives in the Keys and has been phoning us with updates--so relieved that she and her area are okay.
PJBinMI
in
SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
1 year ago
is this a flare?
My GP wanted to reduce my Levo on Nov but agreed to monitor it because Iād felt so awful when she reduced it from 100mcg to 75mcg earlier last year I had covid before Christmas and a tummy bug that laid me low in the new year, alongside quite a lot of ongoing
stress
with ageing parents and all that
My GP wanted to reduce my Levo on Nov but agreed to monitor it because Iād felt so awful when she reduced it from 100mcg to 75mcg earlier last year I had covid before Christmas and a tummy bug that laid me low in the new year, alongside quite a lot of ongoing
stress
with ageing parents and all that
B1lly
in
Thyroid UK
7 months ago
heart palps
hi all i new to hear but recently experienced the worst 2 months of my life where i thought i was having a heart attack After 6 ecgs and a 72 hour heart monitor i am all clear but the anxiety will not go away The doctor said they are from mainly anxiety and the
stress
ive put myself through ive never
hi all i new to hear but recently experienced the worst 2 months of my life where i thought i was having a heart attack After 6 ecgs and a 72 hour heart monitor i am all clear but the anxiety will not go away The doctor said they are from mainly anxiety and the
stress
ive put myself through ive never
Ullesthorpe1
in
British Heart Foundation
11 months ago
I have ALL of the symptoms of PA and it is ruining my life. My GPs won't look further.
They quickly did nothing, assigned it all to
stress
(even with massive neuro symptoms they act like I am making up!!)
They quickly did nothing, assigned it all to
stress
(even with massive neuro symptoms they act like I am making up!!)
Suffering_sunny
in
Pernicious Anaemia Society
6 months ago
ashwagandha and levothyroxine
I always felt it helped me with
stress
levels etc.
I always felt it helped me with
stress
levels etc.
daledon123
in
Thyroid UK
1 year ago
Understanding the Complexity of Complex PTSD - Read Shigeko's Story
I began to understand that when a child ā already in a vulnerable formative stage - is exposed to repeated and prolonged
stress
, their brain and nervous system can be altered in a way that makes them more susceptible to future
stress
and challenging situations.
I began to understand that when a child ā already in a vulnerable formative stage - is exposed to repeated and prolonged
stress
, their brain and nervous system can be altered in a way that makes them more susceptible to future
stress
and challenging situations.
ADAATeamLise
Partner
in
PTSD Support
5 months ago
Piqray Scans
I am feeling amazing and I'm not going to
stress
about markers but I was just wondering if anyone has had any similar experiences!!!
I am feeling amazing and I'm not going to
stress
about markers but I was just wondering if anyone has had any similar experiences!!!
DianaSav
in
SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
9 months ago
My IBS Team Sheet ā 7. Anxiety - General Anxiety Disorder G.A.D. (How I manage)
I have been putting off writing this post for a while now, as for me, anxiety is the biggest subject area to discuss and also my biggest problem alongside
stress
that I have to manage on a daily basis.
I have been putting off writing this post for a while now, as for me, anxiety is the biggest subject area to discuss and also my biggest problem alongside
stress
that I have to manage on a daily basis.
MountainHare1
in
IBS Network
8 months ago
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