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Vasculitis of the eye
I have vasculitis of the eye and have steroid implants in the eye. Now the ozurdex implant is wearing away and the oedema is back in the eye. The immunosuppressant ( metothexrate) which is I was using for 16 weeks has not managed to stop the oedema. Till ozurdex was present, oedema was at bay. Now that
I have vasculitis of the eye and have steroid implants in the eye. Now the ozurdex implant is wearing away and the oedema is back in the eye. The immunosuppressant ( metothexrate) which is I was using for 16 weeks has not managed to stop the oedema. Till ozurdex was present, oedema was at bay. Now that
Udupik
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Vasculitis UK
1 year ago
hypoxic brain injury and travelling to a different country
hi every one I hope everyone is good and enjoying life I have a question my hubby had a hypoxic brain injury 2years ago I really would want to go on a holiday to Turkey for a week with hubby but I'm not sure if people who have had a hypoxic brain injury can travel in a aeroplane I really want a holiday
hi every one I hope everyone is good and enjoying life I have a question my hubby had a hypoxic brain injury 2years ago I really would want to go on a holiday to Turkey for a week with hubby but I'm not sure if people who have had a hypoxic brain injury can travel in a aeroplane I really want a holiday
fity123r
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Headway
2 years ago
DVT anxiety
After having a niggly ache to my leg which I'd ignored for a couple of weeks as just getting old....just turned 60...on Friday night I experienced intense pain in that same calf which frightened me. The calf is bigger than the other but has been thus for years. Got seen on Saturday, DDimer positive,
After having a niggly ache to my leg which I'd ignored for a couple of weeks as just getting old....just turned 60...on Friday night I experienced intense pain in that same calf which frightened me. The calf is bigger than the other but has been thus for years. Got seen on Saturday, DDimer positive,
hollyrain
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Anxiety Support
1 year ago
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PTSD from chronic illness?
Hello lovely people, I’ve been reading recently about the trauma resulting from living with chronic illness. It seems there is a growing body of research acknowledging the traumatic effects of living with a threat that resides in your own body (something they’re calling Enduring Somatic Threat). I
Hello lovely people, I’ve been reading recently about the trauma resulting from living with chronic illness. It seems there is a growing body of research acknowledging the traumatic effects of living with a threat that resides in your own body (something they’re calling Enduring Somatic Threat). I
MusicalFurbaby
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LUPUS UK
1 year ago
shortness of breath
Can anyone share advice? I have had Bronchiectasis for over 20 years, if not lifelong. And now I have the vascular disease MPA, or Microscopic Polyangiitis. I have become short of breath upon exertion.
Can anyone share advice? I have had Bronchiectasis for over 20 years, if not lifelong. And now I have the vascular disease MPA, or Microscopic Polyangiitis. I have become short of breath upon exertion.
GinnyMa
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Vasculitis UK
1 year ago
shortness of breath
Can anyone share advice? I have had Bronchiectasis for over 20 years, if not lifelong. And now I have the vascular disease MPA, or Microscopic Polyangiitis. I have become short of breath upon exertion.
Can anyone share advice? I have had Bronchiectasis for over 20 years, if not lifelong. And now I have the vascular disease MPA, or Microscopic Polyangiitis. I have become short of breath upon exertion.
GinnyMa
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
1 year ago
COPD CT scan with contrast Vs fev1/fev
Hi all new here I have been diagnosed with emphysema for around 2 months now from a x-ray then a CT scan with contrast. I have a long wait for spirometry through the NHS so I booked a private one and had it today. it shows my fev1/Fev is 71% which now has me confused as my breathlessness and symptoms
Hi all new here I have been diagnosed with emphysema for around 2 months now from a x-ray then a CT scan with contrast. I have a long wait for spirometry through the NHS so I booked a private one and had it today. it shows my fev1/Fev is 71% which now has me confused as my breathlessness and symptoms
Reach86
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
1 year ago
desperately unhappy
oh god,where to start. i am sorry if this post upsets anyone struggling with having a bi but i am really struggling. i feel like what has happened to my husband has destroyed our family. i care for him full time and dont leave him, only to grocery shop or walk the dog. i get 4 hours sitting service
oh god,where to start. i am sorry if this post upsets anyone struggling with having a bi but i am really struggling. i feel like what has happened to my husband has destroyed our family. i care for him full time and dont leave him, only to grocery shop or walk the dog. i get 4 hours sitting service
pozza40
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Headway
2 years ago
Question
Besides having PTSD and anxiety, I'm also Type 1 Diabetic. I'm on the fence about getting a service dog. I think one would help a lot not only with my PTSD/anxiety, but also my Type 1 Diabetes, since its uncontrolled. Part of me wants to get one because I think it would really help in my everyday life
Besides having PTSD and anxiety, I'm also Type 1 Diabetic. I'm on the fence about getting a service dog. I think one would help a lot not only with my PTSD/anxiety, but also my Type 1 Diabetes, since its uncontrolled. Part of me wants to get one because I think it would really help in my everyday life
Hidden
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Anxiety and Depression Support
2 years ago
Meds change
Hi all , some of you might know that I also have type 2 diabetes as well as IBS, well I worked out that over the time I've been taking Metforming for my diabetes I was having much more trouble with ibs d!!,so I spoke to my diabetic nurse who suggested taking I metforming rather than 2,but here's the
Hi all , some of you might know that I also have type 2 diabetes as well as IBS, well I worked out that over the time I've been taking Metforming for my diabetes I was having much more trouble with ibs d!!,so I spoke to my diabetic nurse who suggested taking I metforming rather than 2,but here's the
Fernsmum
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IBS Network
2 years ago
Need some reassurance pls
Hi,I just received my first (Hyrimoz) Adalimumab Injection Kit, I'm really nervous to start 😬 Does anyone have any good experiences with this medication that can help ease my anxiety?
Hi,I just received my first (Hyrimoz) Adalimumab Injection Kit, I'm really nervous to start 😬 Does anyone have any good experiences with this medication that can help ease my anxiety?
Grate4ul
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NRAS
2 years ago
Interesting article: Decreased risk of dementia in patients with AF taking oral anticoagulants
https://n.neurology.org/content/early/2022/12/29/WNL.0000000000206748 “Conclusions: In patients with incident NVAF, OACs were associated with a decreased risk of dementia, particularly in the elderly. This warrants consideration when weighing the risks and benefits of anticoagulation in this population
https://n.neurology.org/content/early/2022/12/29/WNL.0000000000206748 “Conclusions: In patients with incident NVAF, OACs were associated with a decreased risk of dementia, particularly in the elderly. This warrants consideration when weighing the risks and benefits of anticoagulation in this population
notfibbing
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AF Association
2 years ago
When do you stop Actemra
I have had four infusions of Actemra. I am down to 4 mg of prednisone with no real pain. I really would like to stop the Actmera due to the side affects. At what point is it okay to stop it?
I have had four infusions of Actemra. I am down to 4 mg of prednisone with no real pain. I really would like to stop the Actmera due to the side affects. At what point is it okay to stop it?
Plains
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PMRGCAuk
2 years ago
eXroid treatment for Piles
For those who suffer in silence, are petrified of surgery or other invasive treatments for piles and are fed up with the horrible pain (like me) - look at eXroid treatment. The website is exroid.com
For those who suffer in silence, are petrified of surgery or other invasive treatments for piles and are fed up with the horrible pain (like me) - look at eXroid treatment. The website is exroid.com
Crazymouse
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IBS Network
2 years ago
Dental extraction.
My question is regarding dental extraction. At the end of this month, I am due to have four dental extractions: Two stumps (it’s a long story); the root of a crown which came off recently and where there is insufficient root left to re-join the crown; and a leaking abscess which appeared the day before
My question is regarding dental extraction. At the end of this month, I am due to have four dental extractions: Two stumps (it’s a long story); the root of a crown which came off recently and where there is insufficient root left to re-join the crown; and a leaking abscess which appeared the day before
Rosamoyesii
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AF Association
2 years ago
Statins & Steroids
I’ve been advised to take statins due to high cholesterol levels of 7.0, Serum triglycerides 2.3, HDL 2.5, HDL ratio 2.8, LDL 3.4, non HDL 4.5. I’m reluctant to take more meds but I’m unclear of the meaning of all the results and if I should take statins or not. I’ve read some articles stating that
I’ve been advised to take statins due to high cholesterol levels of 7.0, Serum triglycerides 2.3, HDL 2.5, HDL ratio 2.8, LDL 3.4, non HDL 4.5. I’m reluctant to take more meds but I’m unclear of the meaning of all the results and if I should take statins or not. I’ve read some articles stating that
Griggser
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PMRGCAuk
2 years ago
Advice for self-injecting.
Hello, I am going to experiment with self injecting. Have ordered this off amazon.de: Pascoe® Vitamin B12 Depot Injectopaz 1500 μg 10 x 1 ml Ingredients: 1 ampoule 1 ml contains: active ingredient: hydroxocobalamine acetate 1500 μg. Other ingredients: sodium chloride, water for injection purposes
Hello, I am going to experiment with self injecting. Have ordered this off amazon.de: Pascoe® Vitamin B12 Depot Injectopaz 1500 μg 10 x 1 ml Ingredients: 1 ampoule 1 ml contains: active ingredient: hydroxocobalamine acetate 1500 μg. Other ingredients: sodium chloride, water for injection purposes
DocAJB
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
1 year ago
Bleeding internal haemorrhoids
Hi all, does anyone have regular problems with bleeding internal haemorrhoids? If my motions are soft, I have no problems, but as soon as they are the least bit hard, then the bleeding and soreness start up again! I have tried all sorts of lotions and potions, some on prescriptions, but it never goes
Hi all, does anyone have regular problems with bleeding internal haemorrhoids? If my motions are soft, I have no problems, but as soon as they are the least bit hard, then the bleeding and soreness start up again! I have tried all sorts of lotions and potions, some on prescriptions, but it never goes
Art78
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IBS Network
2 years ago
PTSD… why me?
hello all and Happy New Year! My first post to share feelings I’ve had for a year, but didn’t understand. I thought it was my hypertension, but after several appointments, I was diagnosed with generalized anxiety and PTSD. I am a principal at an alternative school and it has been difficult with the
hello all and Happy New Year! My first post to share feelings I’ve had for a year, but didn’t understand. I thought it was my hypertension, but after several appointments, I was diagnosed with generalized anxiety and PTSD. I am a principal at an alternative school and it has been difficult with the
GriffinK
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Heal My PTSD
2 years ago
Should I take aspirin 300 mgs at home if I think I may be having a stroke despite being on an anticoagulant for atrial fibrillation?
The chances of getting an NHS CT head scan quickly enough to decide whether it’s safe to give clot busting drugs aren’t so good at the moment. I think a cerebral embolus may still be more likely than a cerebral haemorrhage, so aspirin seems logical. Maybe I’ll ask my GP ….. I should say I’m not having
The chances of getting an NHS CT head scan quickly enough to decide whether it’s safe to give clot busting drugs aren’t so good at the moment. I think a cerebral embolus may still be more likely than a cerebral haemorrhage, so aspirin seems logical. Maybe I’ll ask my GP ….. I should say I’m not having
Hidden
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AF Association
2 years ago
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