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Miscarriage @ 5 wks, 5th transfer. What to do next?
Hi ladies, Could really use some advice. I had a miscarriage at 5 wks + 5 days on Monday whilst at work. I dared to think about making it to the early pregnancy scan next wk, and then out of nowhere this happened. Was confirmed on a scan yesterday that nothing there. Still processing but coping better
Hi ladies, Could really use some advice. I had a miscarriage at 5 wks + 5 days on Monday whilst at work. I dared to think about making it to the early pregnancy scan next wk, and then out of nowhere this happened. Was confirmed on a scan yesterday that nothing there. Still processing but coping better
Elmo13
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Fertility Network UK
1 year ago
Atrial fibrillation after steroids
Has anyone experienced atrial fibrillation after starting steroids? 4 years ago I had steroid injections in both knees, and less than 48 hours later suddenly went into persistent rapid AF, having no previous history of it. I found some Dutch research that found new atrial fibrillation was more common
Has anyone experienced atrial fibrillation after starting steroids? 4 years ago I had steroid injections in both knees, and less than 48 hours later suddenly went into persistent rapid AF, having no previous history of it. I found some Dutch research that found new atrial fibrillation was more common
Belle11
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AF Association
1 year ago
Upper airway obstruction on spirometry?
So I have had a history of rhinitis/polyps for the past 14 years, it is treated with daily nasal steroids/(drops if bad) and an antihistamine- though all allergy tests have been negative. About 2 months ago (after a period of anxiety it so happens) I had been using the steroid drops and started to
So I have had a history of rhinitis/polyps for the past 14 years, it is treated with daily nasal steroids/(drops if bad) and an antihistamine- though all allergy tests have been negative. About 2 months ago (after a period of anxiety it so happens) I had been using the steroid drops and started to
Blueforest23
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Asthma Community Forum
1 year ago
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Red marks on face
Does anyone use Elocon steroid cream, I used it on my red lupus marks a few years ago and they cleared up. I now have a couple of red marks on face, quite small, and have started using Elocon on them as they just won’t disappear. Some days they look really faded and other days look red again. I’m going
Does anyone use Elocon steroid cream, I used it on my red lupus marks a few years ago and they cleared up. I now have a couple of red marks on face, quite small, and have started using Elocon on them as they just won’t disappear. Some days they look really faded and other days look red again. I’m going
0105luppyabby
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LUPUS UK
2 years ago
recovery from pneumonia and going back to work
Hi, little back story Roughly, 10 days ago I went to work, had a bit of a cold but feeling ok after an hour of being at work I had an asthma attack. Lucky for me I work in the hospital so went straight to a&e when it wouldn’t settle. Had nebulisers, steroids and blood tests and was sent home once it
Hi, little back story Roughly, 10 days ago I went to work, had a bit of a cold but feeling ok after an hour of being at work I had an asthma attack. Lucky for me I work in the hospital so went straight to a&e when it wouldn’t settle. Had nebulisers, steroids and blood tests and was sent home once it
Shorty_89
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Asthma Community Forum
1 year ago
Intermittent fasting
Currently, I take a Lanzoprazole at least 30 minutes before eating breakfast, & then taking my Prednisolone. I’ve been looking into the intermittent fasting way of eating which usually suggests skipping breakfast. My question is, as I’m taking the Lanzoprazole , do I need food before taking the steroids
Currently, I take a Lanzoprazole at least 30 minutes before eating breakfast, & then taking my Prednisolone. I’ve been looking into the intermittent fasting way of eating which usually suggests skipping breakfast. My question is, as I’m taking the Lanzoprazole , do I need food before taking the steroids
Lyndaki
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PMRGCAuk
1 year ago
Is it long Covid
It's been a while since I last posted and probably seven years since I first did. I was diagnosed with GCA when I was 73 and I'm now 81. After the biopsy confirmed GCA I was put into the care of the kidney doctors at my local hospital as the GCA had affected my kidneys. Until this year I had six monthly
It's been a while since I last posted and probably seven years since I first did. I was diagnosed with GCA when I was 73 and I'm now 81. After the biopsy confirmed GCA I was put into the care of the kidney doctors at my local hospital as the GCA had affected my kidneys. Until this year I had six monthly
Cobnut
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PMRGCAuk
1 year ago
Doctors orders to reduce prednisolone.
Hello folks , I haven’t posted for a while . Have read and checked in though almost daily . Have not been feeling to good of late , can’t seem to get my pain under control . I have a lovely Doc that has seeing me/ or phoning me . She tried to get me a rheumatologist appointment , they said they
Hello folks , I haven’t posted for a while . Have read and checked in though almost daily . Have not been feeling to good of late , can’t seem to get my pain under control . I have a lovely Doc that has seeing me/ or phoning me . She tried to get me a rheumatologist appointment , they said they
Staffieblue
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PMRGCAuk
1 year ago
Major Health Anxiety Post CVST
In November 2022 I was admitted into the hospital for bloody stools and extreme pain in my abdomen. After being hospitalized twice in November, I had a colonoscopy and found out i have Ulcerative Colitis. In December of 2022 I had a really bad headache right underneath my eyebrow and couldn’t turn
In November 2022 I was admitted into the hospital for bloody stools and extreme pain in my abdomen. After being hospitalized twice in November, I had a colonoscopy and found out i have Ulcerative Colitis. In December of 2022 I had a really bad headache right underneath my eyebrow and couldn’t turn
purplepenguin997
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Anticoagulation Support
1 year ago
Covid Positive now day 60
Hi All Am getting concerned about my husband - he had a liver transplant in 2017 due to NASH cirrhosis and suffers from COPD, Asthma and Diabetes Type 2. He has now tested positive for Covid for 60 days and has had 1 x anti viral medication from St Thomas, 4 x antibiotics, 3 x steroids and remains
Hi All Am getting concerned about my husband - he had a liver transplant in 2017 due to NASH cirrhosis and suffers from COPD, Asthma and Diabetes Type 2. He has now tested positive for Covid for 60 days and has had 1 x anti viral medication from St Thomas, 4 x antibiotics, 3 x steroids and remains
Kimlescam
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British Liver Trust
1 year ago
Pelvic pain may be entrapped nerves
Dear friends. For anyone with pelvic pain which is undiagnosed. Please look up ACNES which stands for abdominal cutanous nerve entrapment syndrome. I've suffered from abdominal / pelvic pain for the last 3 years. All tests done with urology, gynaecology, and gastroenterology came back negative.
Dear friends. For anyone with pelvic pain which is undiagnosed. Please look up ACNES which stands for abdominal cutanous nerve entrapment syndrome. I've suffered from abdominal / pelvic pain for the last 3 years. All tests done with urology, gynaecology, and gastroenterology came back negative.
Sunrach
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Pelvic Pain Support Network
1 year ago
Endometriosis & Adenomyosis / Prostap
Hello All, It’s been a while since I’ve been on here and hope lots of success & healthy babies have been born. Our journey continues… over 5 years later, 6 x IUI, 4 egg collections (3 x me / 1 x wife) 9 transfers (fresh / frozen with various protocols) with 15 embryos transferred, 2 pregnancies ( 1
Hello All, It’s been a while since I’ve been on here and hope lots of success & healthy babies have been born. Our journey continues… over 5 years later, 6 x IUI, 4 egg collections (3 x me / 1 x wife) 9 transfers (fresh / frozen with various protocols) with 15 embryos transferred, 2 pregnancies ( 1
Amelia1984
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Fertility Network UK
1 year ago
FET 4/23
Hi there, I have been hiding on this forum for a few months now. Planning to transfer two day 5 embryos (1 poor and 1 fair) at the end of the month. I have a large posterior subserosal fibroid but hysteroscopy was normal so didn’t require a myomectomy. Had a mock embryo transfer last month which was
Hi there, I have been hiding on this forum for a few months now. Planning to transfer two day 5 embryos (1 poor and 1 fair) at the end of the month. I have a large posterior subserosal fibroid but hysteroscopy was normal so didn’t require a myomectomy. Had a mock embryo transfer last month which was
Hidden
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Fertility Network UK
1 year ago
Subchondral Insufficiency fracture
I posted a few weeks ago about being diagnosed with this plus bone oedema. Not seen an orthopaedic surgeon yet so dont really know the prognosis apart from possible partial knee replacement. But can it repair as most fractures do? Anyone know? I have read that it can be caused by steroids (3 years on
I posted a few weeks ago about being diagnosed with this plus bone oedema. Not seen an orthopaedic surgeon yet so dont really know the prognosis apart from possible partial knee replacement. But can it repair as most fractures do? Anyone know? I have read that it can be caused by steroids (3 years on
marionofnorwich
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PMRGCAuk
1 year ago
Still waiting
After diagnosis last October, I was put on 15mg Methotrexate beginning of January. No improvement after 9/10 weeks so nurses upped the dose to 20mg. Have taken new dose 6 times now, but still no improvement. My steroids are being tapered down so pain levels are high. I’m hoping that the new dose will
After diagnosis last October, I was put on 15mg Methotrexate beginning of January. No improvement after 9/10 weeks so nurses upped the dose to 20mg. Have taken new dose 6 times now, but still no improvement. My steroids are being tapered down so pain levels are high. I’m hoping that the new dose will
Pepperpot22
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NRAS
1 year ago
RA reaction to medication would like general advice on how to manage RA
Hello, I’ve had a reaction to medication I was on for an over active thyroid, which has given me RA symtoms, came on very suddenly so hoping it will eventually clear (have read can take 3/4 weeks). Have been referred to a rheumatoid specialist but apparently it might take months for an appointment. I
Hello, I’ve had a reaction to medication I was on for an over active thyroid, which has given me RA symtoms, came on very suddenly so hoping it will eventually clear (have read can take 3/4 weeks). Have been referred to a rheumatoid specialist but apparently it might take months for an appointment. I
Abimilne
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NRAS
1 year ago
pmr without steroids
I’ve just been diagnosed with pms and doctor wants me on steroids, but I’ve asked for a month using natural methods ( turmeric, d3, omega 3, healing, and homeopathy) has anyone out there managed this condition without steroids?
I’ve just been diagnosed with pms and doctor wants me on steroids, but I’ve asked for a month using natural methods ( turmeric, d3, omega 3, healing, and homeopathy) has anyone out there managed this condition without steroids?
Hidden
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PMRGCAuk
1 year ago
steroid injection
I have inflammatory arthritis and started methotrexate having been on Prednisolone for 5 years - for PMR which seems to have flipped to arthritis My knees are v swollen,stiff and have difficulty walking- have had 2 lots of steroid inj into my r knee- Rheumy wants to try a third inj when I have enough
I have inflammatory arthritis and started methotrexate having been on Prednisolone for 5 years - for PMR which seems to have flipped to arthritis My knees are v swollen,stiff and have difficulty walking- have had 2 lots of steroid inj into my r knee- Rheumy wants to try a third inj when I have enough
bakingD
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NRAS
1 year ago
Recent OCD diagnosis coupled with autoimmune issues- Need hospital, treatment centers, advice or recommendations
My son is 19 years old. We have been dealing with hospitals, tests, mental health facilities, suicide attempts, and the ugly cycle of rare diseases since he was 3 years old. At birth he was hospitalized for group b strep. 19 months- severe head trauma (kicked by a horse) 3 years old- first neurological
My son is 19 years old. We have been dealing with hospitals, tests, mental health facilities, suicide attempts, and the ugly cycle of rare diseases since he was 3 years old. At birth he was hospitalized for group b strep. 19 months- severe head trauma (kicked by a horse) 3 years old- first neurological
msamyjoe
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Anxiety and Depression Support
1 year ago
almost 200 days post SCT update
Spurred on by Jennie’s update earlier, I thought it was high time that I wrote an update on my progress. I’m almost at 200 days post transplant. I’ve hardly had any issues so far other than my Hb count has sat quite stubbornly at or around 80 for the past couple of months. This has resulted in a good
Spurred on by Jennie’s update earlier, I thought it was high time that I wrote an update on my progress. I’m almost at 200 days post transplant. I’ve hardly had any issues so far other than my Hb count has sat quite stubbornly at or around 80 for the past couple of months. This has resulted in a good
ConniesDad
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MPN Voice
2 years ago
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