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High ALT and Bilirubin and worried
my ‘urgent blood’ tests have come back and I am stressed to pieces as following my ultrasound I was told I had a fatty liver. My LFTs were all normal apart from my ALT which was 45 and needed to be less than 33, and Serum Bilirubin which was 27 and should be less than 21. Both readings end of March
my ‘urgent blood’ tests have come back and I am stressed to pieces as following my ultrasound I was told I had a fatty liver. My LFTs were all normal apart from my ALT which was 45 and needed to be less than 33, and Serum Bilirubin which was 27 and should be less than 21. Both readings end of March
Owlie
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British Liver Trust
30 days ago
Advice
I did a post a few weeks ago ,regarding commencing anticoagulants on a regular basis,previously had a PIP arrangement.Well my GP got clearance from a Cardiologist at the local hospital ,so I was good to go.I already had a supply of Apixaban ,previously prescribed by another GP,so I didn't need another
I did a post a few weeks ago ,regarding commencing anticoagulants on a regular basis,previously had a PIP arrangement.Well my GP got clearance from a Cardiologist at the local hospital ,so I was good to go.I already had a supply of Apixaban ,previously prescribed by another GP,so I didn't need another
highbury44
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
1 month ago
Itchy tinnitus hyperacusis
I have a itchy sore ear. Just my left ear. I have hypercusis fullness and loud tinnitus. I've a little wax in the ear, told to get it syringed I'm worried to put anything in there due to my symptoms. I think it's worse today as nhs did a pressure check . It gets so bad somethings that I put my finger
I have a itchy sore ear. Just my left ear. I have hypercusis fullness and loud tinnitus. I've a little wax in the ear, told to get it syringed I'm worried to put anything in there due to my symptoms. I think it's worse today as nhs did a pressure check . It gets so bad somethings that I put my finger
Jamdonut
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Tinnitus UK
1 month ago
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Worried- pressure at 5 at trabeculectomy follow up today
Has anyone had to deal with low pressure after trabeculecyomy? I had the fourth of my weekly post- trabeculectomy follow ups today. The pressure was 5. Before the operation the pressure was consistently around 15. Week one after surgery it was 15, week two, 17 ( then stitch removed) Week 3 was 20. Stitch
Has anyone had to deal with low pressure after trabeculecyomy? I had the fourth of my weekly post- trabeculectomy follow ups today. The pressure was 5. Before the operation the pressure was consistently around 15. Week one after surgery it was 15, week two, 17 ( then stitch removed) Week 3 was 20. Stitch
Iona57
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Glaucoma UK
1 month ago
Filling the syringe
I did my first 8 subcutaneous b12 injections as I was shown by the doctor. Since then the nurse at my g.p. surgery has been doing my injections every 2 weeks as prescribed. (She offered me the choice of continuing to do it myself or she would do it.)The consultant had told me if I wanted to give myself
I did my first 8 subcutaneous b12 injections as I was shown by the doctor. Since then the nurse at my g.p. surgery has been doing my injections every 2 weeks as prescribed. (She offered me the choice of continuing to do it myself or she would do it.)The consultant had told me if I wanted to give myself
Suesue246
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
1 month ago
SSI Registration - any reason not to?
Hi, I asked my previous eye consultant if they would fill a form out to say I was visually impaired. It was a few years ago but they refused which was frustrating because I wanted to apply for a disabled railcard :-). Anyway pretty much out of the blue my current eye consultant proactively asked
Hi, I asked my previous eye consultant if they would fill a form out to say I was visually impaired. It was a few years ago but they refused which was frustrating because I wanted to apply for a disabled railcard :-). Anyway pretty much out of the blue my current eye consultant proactively asked
Blindbatuk
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Glaucoma UK
1 month ago
Worse after an UTI and Covid
Good afternoon. About five weeks ago I developed an UTI for which I took three separate courses of antibiotics as it wouldn't clear. In the same period I contracted Covid which didn't affect me much. I only found out that I had it because a friend who I'd spent time with had done a Covid test and it
Good afternoon. About five weeks ago I developed an UTI for which I took three separate courses of antibiotics as it wouldn't clear. In the same period I contracted Covid which didn't affect me much. I only found out that I had it because a friend who I'd spent time with had done a Covid test and it
Siena62
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PMRGCAuk
1 month ago
MPN and vision problems
Hi all I'd like to ask if anyone has experienced vision problems associated with their MPN? I have ET (Jak2+) and in recent months have had frequent/daily disturbances in the periphery (bottom right) of my vision. It's different from the 'classic' scintillating scotoma (visual migraine/migraine with
Hi all I'd like to ask if anyone has experienced vision problems associated with their MPN? I have ET (Jak2+) and in recent months have had frequent/daily disturbances in the periphery (bottom right) of my vision. It's different from the 'classic' scintillating scotoma (visual migraine/migraine with
junebuggy
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MPN Voice
1 month ago
Any advice welcome
Hello. Does anyone have advice on the use of estriol cream for vaginal atrophy. Also whilst seeing the urologists they have advised that I should not worry about the fact that I have both maternal and paternal grandmothers and maternal aunts who had breast cancer. Also they've changed medication to Hiprex
Hello. Does anyone have advice on the use of estriol cream for vaginal atrophy. Also whilst seeing the urologists they have advised that I should not worry about the fact that I have both maternal and paternal grandmothers and maternal aunts who had breast cancer. Also they've changed medication to Hiprex
littleeed
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LUPUS UK
1 month ago
Very Low Calorie Diet 800kcals - could this have started/increased my Tinitus?
I all, I'm taking part in a 800kcal diet where I hope to reverse my type 2 diabetes. It's a total meal replacement where I have 4 shakes/soups a day for a total of 12 weeks before moving onto a higher amount of calories. I've been doing it nearly 3 weeks and have lost approx 5% of my starting body
I all, I'm taking part in a 800kcal diet where I hope to reverse my type 2 diabetes. It's a total meal replacement where I have 4 shakes/soups a day for a total of 12 weeks before moving onto a higher amount of calories. I've been doing it nearly 3 weeks and have lost approx 5% of my starting body
Mo779
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Tinnitus UK
1 month ago
Feeling doomed today
Please can I ask for you thoughts and opinions, I understand it’s not medical advice and I’m speaking to Rheumatology but I need real like experience that only others on here have really. I came off Baracitinib in Jan because not really effective and affecting my lipids adversely. Then onto Tocilizumab
Please can I ask for you thoughts and opinions, I understand it’s not medical advice and I’m speaking to Rheumatology but I need real like experience that only others on here have really. I came off Baracitinib in Jan because not really effective and affecting my lipids adversely. Then onto Tocilizumab
Inanotherlife
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NRAS
1 month ago
I'm new I need help
Three months ago my ear drum was destroyed while having my ear syringed.I've got possible nerve and bone damage too. Since then tinnitus in my left ear is extreme. Sleeping is a joke and I get panic attacks. My tinnitus constantly changes pitch too so masking it with white noise doesn't work. Any suggestions
Three months ago my ear drum was destroyed while having my ear syringed.I've got possible nerve and bone damage too. Since then tinnitus in my left ear is extreme. Sleeping is a joke and I get panic attacks. My tinnitus constantly changes pitch too so masking it with white noise doesn't work. Any suggestions
Tombristol82
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Tinnitus UK
1 month ago
I am new!
Hello! I’m a 57 year old woman who wants to lose weight and be healthy. I had lost 40 pounds over the past three years and hoped to lose another 15-20. Recently I put 7 back on and feel myself slipping back into old, bad habits. I have severe arthritis and have had several joint replacements. At times
Hello! I’m a 57 year old woman who wants to lose weight and be healthy. I had lost 40 pounds over the past three years and hoped to lose another 15-20. Recently I put 7 back on and feel myself slipping back into old, bad habits. I have severe arthritis and have had several joint replacements. At times
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2024 July
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Weight Loss Support
1 month ago
best affordable hearing aids
I’m writing for a friend who has mild tinnitus and considerable hearing loss. Her current hearing aids are not very effective and I wonder if anyone here can recommend some which aren’t too costly.
I’m writing for a friend who has mild tinnitus and considerable hearing loss. Her current hearing aids are not very effective and I wonder if anyone here can recommend some which aren’t too costly.
Virginic
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Tinnitus UK
1 month ago
Supplements for Insulin Resistance
Hello Everyone, I've been reflecting on my symptoms and have come to realize that they are all connected to insulin resistance. These include issues like brain fog, not feeling satisfied after meals and feeling dizzy in the evening etc. The good news is that my fasting insulin levels are now within
Hello Everyone, I've been reflecting on my symptoms and have come to realize that they are all connected to insulin resistance. These include issues like brain fog, not feeling satisfied after meals and feeling dizzy in the evening etc. The good news is that my fasting insulin levels are now within
BookLover2020
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Thyroid UK
1 month ago
Immune diseases and tinnitus
I have Axial SpA, more commonly known as Ankylosing spondylitis an autoimmune disease. I looked up whether Sudden Hearing Loss and tinnitus can be related to this condition. It apparently can relate to Rheumatoid arthritis. I wondered how many people here have autoimmune diseases........?
I have Axial SpA, more commonly known as Ankylosing spondylitis an autoimmune disease. I looked up whether Sudden Hearing Loss and tinnitus can be related to this condition. It apparently can relate to Rheumatoid arthritis. I wondered how many people here have autoimmune diseases........?
SeashellSara
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Tinnitus UK
1 month ago
How to do Kegel exercises to help with incontinence from UCLA.
I believe this could be useful very useful:https://www.uclahealth.org/cancer/cancer-services/prostate-cancer/patient-resources/educational-materials/kegel-exercises-men
I believe this could be useful very useful:https://www.uclahealth.org/cancer/cancer-services/prostate-cancer/patient-resources/educational-materials/kegel-exercises-men
Seasid
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 month ago
tinnitus has come back
I had a mild ear infection mid May 24, my ear suddenly blocked and I had sudden tinnitus. I took ear antibiotics for 7 days, which cleared the infection and the tinnitus nearly disappeared 4 weeks later.the dr said that I had a perforated ear drum which is common with infections, which will heal over
I had a mild ear infection mid May 24, my ear suddenly blocked and I had sudden tinnitus. I took ear antibiotics for 7 days, which cleared the infection and the tinnitus nearly disappeared 4 weeks later.the dr said that I had a perforated ear drum which is common with infections, which will heal over
Bentley1927
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Tinnitus UK
1 month ago
preventing clots what are the chances?
Someone recently posted that cardios found a clot before a procedure, even though they were on anticoagulants ... someone else posted that anticoagulants are only 75% safe in preventing clots due to AF ... which was a bit of a surprise I found studies comparing Edoxaban with Warfarin where it seems
Someone recently posted that cardios found a clot before a procedure, even though they were on anticoagulants ... someone else posted that anticoagulants are only 75% safe in preventing clots due to AF ... which was a bit of a surprise I found studies comparing Edoxaban with Warfarin where it seems
108cat
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
1 month ago
My Doctor's theory
I have just read the article Research update: Looking for tinnitus biomarkers. Very encouraging and the first evidence that my doctors theory, many years ago, was probably correct. I have had Tinnitus since traumatic surgery aged six. (now 62) Unaware it was abnormal, I was not diagnosed until years
I have just read the article Research update: Looking for tinnitus biomarkers. Very encouraging and the first evidence that my doctors theory, many years ago, was probably correct. I have had Tinnitus since traumatic surgery aged six. (now 62) Unaware it was abnormal, I was not diagnosed until years
AndyTsince1967
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Tinnitus UK
1 month ago
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