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‘Fighting’ for an injection
On Wednesday my eye clinic phoned me, at first I thought it was to confirm my eye injection appointment the next day but instead it was a lady saying my consultant says I don’t need an injection for 4 months. So I made my case. I am in my very early 50’s I have DMO not AMD I only have 1 useable eye now
On Wednesday my eye clinic phoned me, at first I thought it was to confirm my eye injection appointment the next day but instead it was a lady saying my consultant says I don’t need an injection for 4 months. So I made my case. I am in my very early 50’s I have DMO not AMD I only have 1 useable eye now
tallyho
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Macular Society
4 years ago
Saliva gland
Anyone had experience of blocked saliva glands? My husband drools and dribbles a lot. He now has pain below his jaw line. Hoping antibiotics will kick in soon.
Anyone had experience of blocked saliva glands? My husband drools and dribbles a lot. He now has pain below his jaw line. Hoping antibiotics will kick in soon.
Christine5252
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PSP Association
4 years ago
Eylea - silicone
Hi, My husband has his second injection today and now has a black blob in his field of vision. He is worried that it is silicone oil from the syringe. Does anyone have any experience of this?
Hi, My husband has his second injection today and now has a black blob in his field of vision. He is worried that it is silicone oil from the syringe. Does anyone have any experience of this?
smallpurplecat
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Macular Society
4 years ago
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Steroids and eyes
Hi everyone. Well, I've spoken privately with a couple of ladies from the forum to get their advice. However, throwing it out there more broadly to everyone I may get to find out more. I remember reading a few posts recently about the effects that steroids can do to our eyes, but at the time I wan't
Hi everyone. Well, I've spoken privately with a couple of ladies from the forum to get their advice. However, throwing it out there more broadly to everyone I may get to find out more. I remember reading a few posts recently about the effects that steroids can do to our eyes, but at the time I wan't
Hidden
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PMRGCAuk
4 years ago
Parallels
If I look daily at the sorry saga of dealing with coronavirus in the UK (protective gear, tests [lack of], dilatory responses to viral progress earlier I'm struck by the similarity of responses to the virus and to smaller but important issues like considering thyroid therapy change. The Times reported
If I look daily at the sorry saga of dealing with coronavirus in the UK (protective gear, tests [lack of], dilatory responses to viral progress earlier I'm struck by the similarity of responses to the virus and to smaller but important issues like considering thyroid therapy change. The Times reported
diogenes
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Thyroid UK
4 years ago
EMDR
Can someone tell me anything abut EMDR
Can someone tell me anything abut EMDR
TheCoalMiner
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Heal My PTSD
4 years ago
IS COLLAGEN SUPPLEMENT SAFE?
Hi all - Does anybody know anything about marine collagen/hyalauronic acid supplement? I’ve been taking this for years (Promotes good skin/hair). When I was diagnosed with limited systemic scleroderma, I asked my rheumatologist if I should stop taking the collagen, and he said it makes no difference.if
Hi all - Does anybody know anything about marine collagen/hyalauronic acid supplement? I’ve been taking this for years (Promotes good skin/hair). When I was diagnosed with limited systemic scleroderma, I asked my rheumatologist if I should stop taking the collagen, and he said it makes no difference.if
DaisyLA
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Scleroderma & Raynaud's UK (SRUK)
4 years ago
Prontogest injection site bleeding
Hey, Hoping someone has experience with this. So I’m leading up to my second frozen embryo transfer and this time we are taking prontogest from the beginning rather than after the transfer has already taken place. So my partner administered the injection today and there was loads of blood afterwards
Hey, Hoping someone has experience with this. So I’m leading up to my second frozen embryo transfer and this time we are taking prontogest from the beginning rather than after the transfer has already taken place. So my partner administered the injection today and there was loads of blood afterwards
Danniss
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Fertility Network UK
4 years ago
Floaters after Lucentis
Hi, I had my first injection of Lucentis 9days ago, but I still have two quite big floaters in my vision. Is this normal? I returned for a check up mid-week and the Edema at the back of my eye had gone down a lot. There was no inflammation, but my vision is still really bad. The floaters are incredibly
Hi, I had my first injection of Lucentis 9days ago, but I still have two quite big floaters in my vision. Is this normal? I returned for a check up mid-week and the Edema at the back of my eye had gone down a lot. There was no inflammation, but my vision is still really bad. The floaters are incredibly
emma1210
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Macular Society
4 years ago
Worried about supplements.
I forgot to take my supplements today. DCA , Ubiquinol, Fish oil, Lithium orotate, vinpocetine, folic acid, vinpocitine and B1 and I really developed anxiety and the shakes. I took them after lunch and things settled down. Can anyone tell me which of these is essential for PD. I also have the helmet
I forgot to take my supplements today. DCA , Ubiquinol, Fish oil, Lithium orotate, vinpocetine, folic acid, vinpocitine and B1 and I really developed anxiety and the shakes. I took them after lunch and things settled down. Can anyone tell me which of these is essential for PD. I also have the helmet
Getz
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Cure Parkinson's
4 years ago
Incarceration
I don’t know about the rest of you but I have these great plans for passing the time while I’m incarcerated. (Apart from the noose knitting! 😈) I’ve decided it’s great time to do all the things that I’ve shelved for so long. I am a sad creature because I’m actually looking on these things as being
I don’t know about the rest of you but I have these great plans for passing the time while I’m incarcerated. (Apart from the noose knitting! 😈) I’ve decided it’s great time to do all the things that I’ve shelved for so long. I am a sad creature because I’m actually looking on these things as being
Bodice
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Fibromyalgia Action UK
4 years ago
CORONA VIRUS / COVID-19/SARS COV-2 And Some Potential Help
This seems like a good time to start a thread discussing the latest developments regarding SARS COV-2 / Corona Virus(CV-19). Given that it seems to move quickly to new areas that were previously unaffected, being as prepared as is reasonably possible seems to make sense, but is there really a good way
This seems like a good time to start a thread discussing the latest developments regarding SARS COV-2 / Corona Virus(CV-19). Given that it seems to move quickly to new areas that were previously unaffected, being as prepared as is reasonably possible seems to make sense, but is there really a good way
chartist
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Cure Parkinson's
4 years ago
flecainide
For sometime now I have been able to keep my AFIB under control with Nebivolol but today I have had a very fast and irregular heart beat again, I have taken a flecainide given as a PIP could anyone tell me how long they usually take to slow ones heart down,? with everything going on I have not been
For sometime now I have been able to keep my AFIB under control with Nebivolol but today I have had a very fast and irregular heart beat again, I have taken a flecainide given as a PIP could anyone tell me how long they usually take to slow ones heart down,? with everything going on I have not been
Florenceamelia
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AF Association
4 years ago
Light sensitivity success. Big thumbs up, optometry rocks.
I've had a number of visual processing and light sensitivity issues after BI. The visual processing, pattern glare, was treated successfully with colorimetry methods, it took 14 months. At the beginning of March I was retested and a pair of transition lenses were prescribed, for sensitivity to bright
I've had a number of visual processing and light sensitivity issues after BI. The visual processing, pattern glare, was treated successfully with colorimetry methods, it took 14 months. At the beginning of March I was retested and a pair of transition lenses were prescribed, for sensitivity to bright
pinkvision
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Headway
4 years ago
Anyone under the age of 30
Hi I’ve been Trying to find a diagnosis for some time I had an MRI scan which showed lesions on the brain about two years ago I was diagnosed with MS my mum had MS and then I had that diagnosis taken away I was told I had lupus and then that taken away due to bloodwork my only bloodwork that I have is
Hi I’ve been Trying to find a diagnosis for some time I had an MRI scan which showed lesions on the brain about two years ago I was diagnosed with MS my mum had MS and then I had that diagnosis taken away I was told I had lupus and then that taken away due to bloodwork my only bloodwork that I have is
Buckley123
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PMRGCAuk
4 years ago
Thank you!
I like others have an awful lot to thank this site for and it’s amazing community of you. Today though, I would like to thank all of you whom showed your appreciation and support for the NHS last night, as a worried mum of a newly qualified (in her first year) 22year old nurse it meant a lot, not just
I like others have an awful lot to thank this site for and it’s amazing community of you. Today though, I would like to thank all of you whom showed your appreciation and support for the NHS last night, as a worried mum of a newly qualified (in her first year) 22year old nurse it meant a lot, not just
ToffeeMumble
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NRAS
4 years ago
Wet AMD
Good afternoon all, Mum had her first Lucentis injection last Friday. Had previously had 4 Eylea injections. She is experiencing blurred vision. Is this expected? Thanks all
Good afternoon all, Mum had her first Lucentis injection last Friday. Had previously had 4 Eylea injections. She is experiencing blurred vision. Is this expected? Thanks all
VictoriaHannabuss
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Macular Society
4 years ago
From our sibling site NAH: updated 20/3 Are Thyroid Patients More Prone to Getting Sick?
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Are Thyroid Patients More Prone to Getting Sick?
[/u]updated 20/3 [u]
[/u] Those with thyroid disease are familiar with its symptoms including inhibited cognitive function, fluctuations in weight, fatigue, and many others. One symptom that can easily be overlooked is reduced immune function
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Are Thyroid Patients More Prone to Getting Sick?
[/u]updated 20/3 [u]
[/u] Those with thyroid disease are familiar with its symptoms including inhibited cognitive function, fluctuations in weight, fatigue, and many others. One symptom that can easily be overlooked is reduced immune function
BadHare
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Thyroid UK
4 years ago
FYI -Statement From the Macular Society FB page yesterday & Gov alert
"A reminder that anti-VEGF injections are urgent medical appointments. During lockdown patients should still attend their injections if they are well enough to do so and haven’t been told to self isolate #covid19"
"A reminder that anti-VEGF injections are urgent medical appointments. During lockdown patients should still attend their injections if they are well enough to do so and haven’t been told to self isolate #covid19"
Hidden
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Macular Society
4 years ago
Migraines, PREDNISOLONE, side effects help
Hiya, I thought to check - we started out busereline injections about 14 days ago and had to stop on Friday due to the corona. Our cycle was postponed. I spent all Friday crying and I triggered a migraine. I get them a lot due to my endo but I hadn’t had one for a few months now. The issue is it won’
Hiya, I thought to check - we started out busereline injections about 14 days ago and had to stop on Friday due to the corona. Our cycle was postponed. I spent all Friday crying and I triggered a migraine. I get them a lot due to my endo but I hadn’t had one for a few months now. The issue is it won’
Chegotsi
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Fertility Network UK
4 years ago
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