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Hysterectomy yesterday
I had a total hysterectomy and bilateral salpingo oopherectomy yesterday at 3pm. The surgeon said my endometriosis was quite extensive and my ovaries and womb were stuck to my pelvis. I think thats what he said, i was a bit woozy. Op took less than an hour but recovery a further hour then back on the
I had a total hysterectomy and bilateral salpingo oopherectomy yesterday at 3pm. The surgeon said my endometriosis was quite extensive and my ovaries and womb were stuck to my pelvis. I think thats what he said, i was a bit woozy. Op took less than an hour but recovery a further hour then back on the
Jack44
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Endometriosis UK
7 years ago
Oophorectomy experiences?
Hello, I’m booked in for an oophorectomy to remove both ovaries laparoscopically and I just wondered if anyone else had had this done and what your experiences were like. I’m most interested in how long the recovery was and how you got on with starting hrt. I’ve read that surgical menopause is quite
Hello, I’m booked in for an oophorectomy to remove both ovaries laparoscopically and I just wondered if anyone else had had this done and what your experiences were like. I’m most interested in how long the recovery was and how you got on with starting hrt. I’ve read that surgical menopause is quite
Sylv_99
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Endometriosis UK
7 years ago
Worsening Pain Upper Right Quadrant After Choleycystectomy
Just wondering about some symptoms after my cholecystectomy which I had at the end of October. I had an open surgery (seven hours) due to the gangrene, adhesions and collapsed common bile duct. Over the weeks since I have been gradually getting better but still disturbed by pain in the right upper quadrant
Just wondering about some symptoms after my cholecystectomy which I had at the end of October. I had an open surgery (seven hours) due to the gangrene, adhesions and collapsed common bile duct. Over the weeks since I have been gradually getting better but still disturbed by pain in the right upper quadrant
LiziJ
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British Liver Trust
7 years ago
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Pain below left rib after gallbladder removal
Hi, I'm new here. I had my gallbladder removed 4/12/17, and have a sharpe pain below my left rib and still get breathless. It was done by keyhole surgery, which I thought was supposed to be quicker recovery. I'm having to sleep propped up as lying on my sides is too painful. Does anybody else have this
Hi, I'm new here. I had my gallbladder removed 4/12/17, and have a sharpe pain below my left rib and still get breathless. It was done by keyhole surgery, which I thought was supposed to be quicker recovery. I'm having to sleep propped up as lying on my sides is too painful. Does anybody else have this
Nanapenny
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Pain Concern
7 years ago
Happy New Year
Hi all, I’ve just joined. I’ve tested positive for BRCA2 and will have bilateral salpingo oopherectomy in March in London. Strong cancer history in my family. I’m keen to hear from other ladies about their recovery experiences and life after BSO surgery. I’m almost 49. Thank you.
Hi all, I’ve just joined. I’ve tested positive for BRCA2 and will have bilateral salpingo oopherectomy in March in London. Strong cancer history in my family. I’m keen to hear from other ladies about their recovery experiences and life after BSO surgery. I’m almost 49. Thank you.
GabeOD
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My Ovacome
7 years ago
Endo diet
Hello ladies, Happy New Year to you. I'm on day 1 of the Endo diet. Carolyn specifically recommends you remove the following from your diet:- Sugar, red meat, processed salt, dairy products, wheat & rye, tea coffee and fizzy (anything with caffeine), margarine, sit products, tinned food, manufactured
Hello ladies, Happy New Year to you. I'm on day 1 of the Endo diet. Carolyn specifically recommends you remove the following from your diet:- Sugar, red meat, processed salt, dairy products, wheat & rye, tea coffee and fizzy (anything with caffeine), margarine, sit products, tinned food, manufactured
Kaiser_susie
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Endometriosis UK
7 years ago
Pain 3 months after TT
Hi, I had TT and 59 lymph node removal, approx 3 months ago and RAI a month ago. My neck is sore as the numbness is beginning to wear off, around my jaw especially. I have tried every painkiller known to man. If anyone has any suggestions they would be gratefully received.
Hi, I had TT and 59 lymph node removal, approx 3 months ago and RAI a month ago. My neck is sore as the numbness is beginning to wear off, around my jaw especially. I have tried every painkiller known to man. If anyone has any suggestions they would be gratefully received.
Inaquandary
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Thyroid UK
7 years ago
Steroid withdrawal symptoms
Hi, I'm new to this, came off steroids after three and a half years. I had giant cell arteritis and polymialgia have aching arms and sometimes legs very stiff, seen GP today who suggested it was probably "my age" I'm 72 - do they not accept that it could be withdrawal symptoms.? Anyone else has this
Hi, I'm new to this, came off steroids after three and a half years. I had giant cell arteritis and polymialgia have aching arms and sometimes legs very stiff, seen GP today who suggested it was probably "my age" I'm 72 - do they not accept that it could be withdrawal symptoms.? Anyone else has this
Jcmcd
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PMRGCAuk
7 years ago
Inactive endometriosis
Hi while my surgeon is performing hysterectomy and ovary removal alongside excision of pelvic endometriosis he has said the endo on my diaphragm is inactive/old and no need to remove. Am confused as thought all endo should be removed, can endo become inactive? Am probably perimenopausal/46.
Hi while my surgeon is performing hysterectomy and ovary removal alongside excision of pelvic endometriosis he has said the endo on my diaphragm is inactive/old and no need to remove. Am confused as thought all endo should be removed, can endo become inactive? Am probably perimenopausal/46.
123happym
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Endometriosis UK
7 years ago
Borderline tumor
Hi everyone, I had a serious borderline tumor 10 years ago at 24. I lost the affected ovary,tube, appendix etc This was discovered at my 12 week scan during my first pregnancy. I had 6 monthly follow ups for 5 years& am now in St James annually. I had a 'complex' cyst on my remaining ovary 2 years ago
Hi everyone, I had a serious borderline tumor 10 years ago at 24. I lost the affected ovary,tube, appendix etc This was discovered at my 12 week scan during my first pregnancy. I had 6 monthly follow ups for 5 years& am now in St James annually. I had a 'complex' cyst on my remaining ovary 2 years ago
DirtyFab
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OvaCare
7 years ago
Borderline tumor-completion surgery & no HRT
Hi everyone It's been 10 years since I had my ovary & borderline tumor removed ( I was 24) At my annual check yesterday the subject of removing the remaining ovary was heavily pushed and to my shock was told HRT would not be an option. I was too shocked to think of asking any questions. I am beside myself
Hi everyone It's been 10 years since I had my ovary & borderline tumor removed ( I was 24) At my annual check yesterday the subject of removing the remaining ovary was heavily pushed and to my shock was told HRT would not be an option. I was too shocked to think of asking any questions. I am beside myself
DirtyFab
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My Ovacome
7 years ago
Polymyalgia Rheumatica and Giant Cell Arteritis: a survival guide. 2nd edition. Kate Gilbert PhD
Just finished this book... I HIGHLY recommend to someone newly diagnosed like me!
Just finished this book... I HIGHLY recommend to someone newly diagnosed like me!
Hidden
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PMRGCAuk
7 years ago
Tocilizumab is not approved by NHS England for GCA on cost grounds
I am very sorry to have to share the news that NICE, the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence, has rejected approval of tocilizumab for GCA. Their decision is open to consultation, and we would like as many GCA patients as possible to comment on their website about this decision. Tocilizumab
I am very sorry to have to share the news that NICE, the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence, has rejected approval of tocilizumab for GCA. Their decision is open to consultation, and we would like as many GCA patients as possible to comment on their website about this decision. Tocilizumab
Polywotsit
PMRGCAuk team member
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PMRGCAuk
7 years ago
In need to support
Hi my name is Liz. I am 37 years old and have been suffering from endometriosis and PCOS for 17 years. I have had a laperotomy and many laparoscopic surgeries to removed cysts and adhsions caused by the condition. I had massive of fertility problems but thankfully did conceive a child 6 years ago. I
Hi my name is Liz. I am 37 years old and have been suffering from endometriosis and PCOS for 17 years. I have had a laperotomy and many laparoscopic surgeries to removed cysts and adhsions caused by the condition. I had massive of fertility problems but thankfully did conceive a child 6 years ago. I
LILLY2808
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Endometriosis UK
7 years ago
Pain in my undercarriage
Hey everyone my name is rich and i have a question that im aure is super premature and like a DUH!!! LOL but im gonna ask anyway .. so nov 7th was my surgery robotic laparoscopic prostatectomy w extensive lymph nodes removal. I had a catheter and jp for 7 day now gone all incisions are some what healed
Hey everyone my name is rich and i have a question that im aure is super premature and like a DUH!!! LOL but im gonna ask anyway .. so nov 7th was my surgery robotic laparoscopic prostatectomy w extensive lymph nodes removal. I had a catheter and jp for 7 day now gone all incisions are some what healed
Teambaratta
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
7 years ago
Bad 2017, must get better.
A well sorry I've not been on in ages, health and personal life has been bad this year. Since January this year my stomache has been really up set, had cameras put up and down everywhere, biopsies taken from colon-stomache. I had a groath removed from my colon last year-non cancerious then this yesr
A well sorry I've not been on in ages, health and personal life has been bad this year. Since January this year my stomache has been really up set, had cameras put up and down everywhere, biopsies taken from colon-stomache. I had a groath removed from my colon last year-non cancerious then this yesr
1968
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
7 years ago
New member
Hi my name is rich 49 yrs old and i have a gleason 8/9 , just had an prostatectomy w extensive lymph nodes removal i am 2 weeks out of surgery and seem to be doing ok . Next is a colonoscopy to check my colon and to prep for radiation, depending on my next psa .. it'll be great to hear from guy's that
Hi my name is rich 49 yrs old and i have a gleason 8/9 , just had an prostatectomy w extensive lymph nodes removal i am 2 weeks out of surgery and seem to be doing ok . Next is a colonoscopy to check my colon and to prep for radiation, depending on my next psa .. it'll be great to hear from guy's that
Teambaratta
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Prostate Cancer Network
7 years ago
Possible Ovary removal
Hi every1. Hope youre all well. well obvs nt if youve gt endo bt you knw wht I mean!😩😂 As sme of you may know ive had 4 laparascopies since I was 19. Im nw 23 & no medicine no injection no coils are working. They are now thinking of doing an ovary removal. Im so scared. My last op was in april & ive
Hi every1. Hope youre all well. well obvs nt if youve gt endo bt you knw wht I mean!😩😂 As sme of you may know ive had 4 laparascopies since I was 19. Im nw 23 & no medicine no injection no coils are working. They are now thinking of doing an ovary removal. Im so scared. My last op was in april & ive
Zaiba01
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Endometriosis UK
7 years ago
2017 sees several new drugs for rheumatic illnesses - including GCA
2017 has been a good year for new drugs for inflammatory rheumatoid conditions, and at last tocilizumab has been approved by the FDA in the US for Giant Cell Arteritis. Let's hope that before long it's approved by NICE for the UK too! http://bit.ly/2z94Pxi
2017 has been a good year for new drugs for inflammatory rheumatoid conditions, and at last tocilizumab has been approved by the FDA in the US for Giant Cell Arteritis. Let's hope that before long it's approved by NICE for the UK too! http://bit.ly/2z94Pxi
Polywotsit
PMRGCAuk team member
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PMRGCAuk
7 years ago
Problems with GPs re B12 deficiency and neuropathic symptoms
So far have had 3 x 3monthly B12 injections and now added Folic Acid 5mg prescribed by GP.Another GP send me for MRI at one hospital but found on seeing a neurologist at another hospital found it was not the correct procedure and the hospital in question does not come under the neurologist's area so
So far have had 3 x 3monthly B12 injections and now added Folic Acid 5mg prescribed by GP.Another GP send me for MRI at one hospital but found on seeing a neurologist at another hospital found it was not the correct procedure and the hospital in question does not come under the neurologist's area so
wobblw
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
7 years ago
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