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After surgery and now PSA 0.8 - what's next?
I am 61 years old, married for 2nd time for 21 years to a special woman who gave me 2 wonderful kids, now 17 & 19, and an adopted son from my first marriage who is now 33 and living with his girlfriend. I was diagnosed with prostate cancer in April 2018. I had been seeing my PSA numbers slowing rising
I am 61 years old, married for 2nd time for 21 years to a special woman who gave me 2 wonderful kids, now 17 & 19, and an adopted son from my first marriage who is now 33 and living with his girlfriend. I was diagnosed with prostate cancer in April 2018. I had been seeing my PSA numbers slowing rising
Musicman61
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
6 years ago
Ovary removal and bleeding 2 weeks post op
Hi all :) 11 days ago I had emergency surgery to remove a ruptured endometrioma cyst as well as the ovary and Fallopian tube it had engulfed. They also got rid of endo adhesions. They said it was stage 3. I take birth control continuously to prevent getting my period as per my gyn's orders. This week
Hi all :) 11 days ago I had emergency surgery to remove a ruptured endometrioma cyst as well as the ovary and Fallopian tube it had engulfed. They also got rid of endo adhesions. They said it was stage 3. I take birth control continuously to prevent getting my period as per my gyn's orders. This week
kaitw1978
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Endometriosis UK
6 years ago
Hi, I’m new here.
Has anyone advice on supplements to help with depression? I have the sadness, low energy, low motivation type. I’ve tried St. John’s Wort and Sam-e, but neither have helped. I also take 5-HTP and melatonin to aid in sleep. (I cannot take prescription antidepressants due to eye side effects that
Has anyone advice on supplements to help with depression? I have the sadness, low energy, low motivation type. I’ve tried St. John’s Wort and Sam-e, but neither have helped. I also take 5-HTP and melatonin to aid in sleep. (I cannot take prescription antidepressants due to eye side effects that
Violetta11
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Anxiety and Depression Support
6 years ago
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Ovaries removal
Hello there Im looking for your advice plz, my wife has been diagnosed with brest cancer and she was treated well. But her doctor says that she can develop ovaries cancer so he recommends to remove them because there is no way to take a clear scan for the ovaries. My questions are? Anyone has an experience
Hello there Im looking for your advice plz, my wife has been diagnosed with brest cancer and she was treated well. But her doctor says that she can develop ovaries cancer so he recommends to remove them because there is no way to take a clear scan for the ovaries. My questions are? Anyone has an experience
Hayder
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My Breast Cancer Community
6 years ago
Thyroid medication and St John's Wort
I used to take St John's Wort but I have been treated with an SSRI for 3 years. I am now coming off this and wondering whether to go back to the STW for a bit of support. I have seen comments that St John's Wort should not be taken with Thyroid medication. However on the Thyroid UK website it mentions
I used to take St John's Wort but I have been treated with an SSRI for 3 years. I am now coming off this and wondering whether to go back to the STW for a bit of support. I have seen comments that St John's Wort should not be taken with Thyroid medication. However on the Thyroid UK website it mentions
Macquelius
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Thyroid UK
6 years ago
Antiphospholipid Syndrome: The Risk of Travel at High Altitudes
Antiphospholipid Syndrome: The Risk of Travel at High Altitudes August 16, 2018 • By Vaneet Kaur Sandhu, MD, & Kathleen Teves, MD Antiphospholipid syndrome (APS) is an autoimmune clotting disorder that may present catastrophically with multiple thromboses over a short period of time. In this article
Antiphospholipid Syndrome: The Risk of Travel at High Altitudes August 16, 2018 • By Vaneet Kaur Sandhu, MD, & Kathleen Teves, MD Antiphospholipid syndrome (APS) is an autoimmune clotting disorder that may present catastrophically with multiple thromboses over a short period of time. In this article
lupus-support1
Administrator
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LUpus Patients Understanding and Support
6 years ago
I've been in this battle since 2010
Hi All C0zm0cat, you're having a difficult time here with PSA up and down all over the place. I was diagnosed in 2010 with Stage 3 and PSA 28.4. I was sent straight for Radiotherapy as normal Prostatectomy wasn't an option due to Cancer having spread outside Prostate to seminal vesicles etc. I had 3
Hi All C0zm0cat, you're having a difficult time here with PSA up and down all over the place. I was diagnosed in 2010 with Stage 3 and PSA 28.4. I was sent straight for Radiotherapy as normal Prostatectomy wasn't an option due to Cancer having spread outside Prostate to seminal vesicles etc. I had 3
stefret
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
6 years ago
More Tests
Things continue to be confusing. Had an MRCP, which my doctor wanted to do to rule out PSC (since I also have Crohn's), and it did. So good news. It showed "No convincing abnormality within the biliary system on MRCP to indicate primary sclerosing cholangitis as clinically questioned. Mild biliary
Things continue to be confusing. Had an MRCP, which my doctor wanted to do to rule out PSC (since I also have Crohn's), and it did. So good news. It showed "No convincing abnormality within the biliary system on MRCP to indicate primary sclerosing cholangitis as clinically questioned. Mild biliary
Chefess
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PBC Foundation
6 years ago
Metrorrhagia
Hello Everyone, I did a bilateral oophorectomy six months ago and now having a flow. My doctor said it’s normal! Anyone had a similar issue ? I would really like a second opinion!
Hello Everyone, I did a bilateral oophorectomy six months ago and now having a flow. My doctor said it’s normal! Anyone had a similar issue ? I would really like a second opinion!
Ramonasumi
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My Ovacome
6 years ago
Period
Hi everyone I did a bilateral oophorectomy in February and I have been bleeding since Friday. I went to my doctor today and she said it’s a period. My question to her was I have no ovaries how can I have a period. She said it’s normal! Has anyone ever had this experience?
Hi everyone I did a bilateral oophorectomy in February and I have been bleeding since Friday. I went to my doctor today and she said it’s a period. My question to her was I have no ovaries how can I have a period. She said it’s normal! Has anyone ever had this experience?
Ramonasumi
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My Ovacome
6 years ago
Feeling worse since taking Levothyroxine, recently diagnosed with hypothyroidism
Hi, I was diagnosed with hypothyroidism 7 weeks ago, after visiting my GP to discuss what I assumed were menopause symptoms, minor tiredness, occasional constipation (which I thought was down to gallbladder removal Dec 17) and only 2 periods in 12 months, apart from those symptoms felt fine. I had the
Hi, I was diagnosed with hypothyroidism 7 weeks ago, after visiting my GP to discuss what I assumed were menopause symptoms, minor tiredness, occasional constipation (which I thought was down to gallbladder removal Dec 17) and only 2 periods in 12 months, apart from those symptoms felt fine. I had the
hayonwye
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Thyroid UK
6 years ago
Help?
I have recently been feeling depressed because of me being harassed.I take St. Johns Wort nad I recently feel like that dont always help I really just need some help
I have recently been feeling depressed because of me being harassed.I take St. Johns Wort nad I recently feel like that dont always help I really just need some help
Zach1208
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Anxiety and Depression Support
6 years ago
Worried
Hello everyone 7 months ago I did a bilateral oophorectomy and now I passing streaks of blood and having back pain, should I be worried?
Hello everyone 7 months ago I did a bilateral oophorectomy and now I passing streaks of blood and having back pain, should I be worried?
Ramonasumi
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My Ovacome
6 years ago
Total hysterectomy with BSO
Hi. I’m due to go in for this op very soon due to uterine masses. After my MRI results being discussed at the gynaecologist oncology MDM the oncologist has said that they are likely to be benign fibroids but they are unable to exclude uterine sarcoma. I haven’t entered into menopause yet therefore will
Hi. I’m due to go in for this op very soon due to uterine masses. After my MRI results being discussed at the gynaecologist oncology MDM the oncologist has said that they are likely to be benign fibroids but they are unable to exclude uterine sarcoma. I haven’t entered into menopause yet therefore will
Mand0609
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Healthy Happy Woman
6 years ago
Total hysterectomy with BSO
Hi, I’m about to go in for this op due to Uterine masses, which they say are likely benign fibroids but cannot exclude uterine sarcoma. I have not gone through the menopause yet, therefore will go through surgical menopause. This frightens me a bit and was just wondering if anyone else has gone through
Hi, I’m about to go in for this op due to Uterine masses, which they say are likely benign fibroids but cannot exclude uterine sarcoma. I have not gone through the menopause yet, therefore will go through surgical menopause. This frightens me a bit and was just wondering if anyone else has gone through
Mand0609
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Pelvic Pain Support Network
6 years ago
Hysterectomy and bilateral oophorectomy at 28?
Has anyone else had this procedure at 28 at all or any age? If so what was your experience of this? I think I want one and my gynae has told me to research and think about it thoroughly before my next appointment in 3 months. Im hoping some real life experiences may assist my research of the studies
Has anyone else had this procedure at 28 at all or any age? If so what was your experience of this? I think I want one and my gynae has told me to research and think about it thoroughly before my next appointment in 3 months. Im hoping some real life experiences may assist my research of the studies
livvi_livvi
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Endometriosis UK
6 years ago
Endo Fighting Diet - non medical
Hi guys, I have been diagnosed with endometriosis 2 years ago and i had a laparoscopy about a year ago. Symptoms improved after lap but eventually came back after about 6 months. Since then i was put on different pills which had adverse effects so my gynocologist put me on the evra patch so it bypasses
Hi guys, I have been diagnosed with endometriosis 2 years ago and i had a laparoscopy about a year ago. Symptoms improved after lap but eventually came back after about 6 months. Since then i was put on different pills which had adverse effects so my gynocologist put me on the evra patch so it bypasses
Jaas1
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Endometriosis UK
6 years ago
PBC and Cholesterol
I am newly diagnosed (June, 2018) with PBC. My liver enzymes were through the roof (800+). I had a emergency gallbladder removal in May- but symptoms did not resolve - hence further testing and diagnosis of PBC. My cholesterol is insanely high - almost 600. My doc told me that I cannot take cholesterol
I am newly diagnosed (June, 2018) with PBC. My liver enzymes were through the roof (800+). I had a emergency gallbladder removal in May- but symptoms did not resolve - hence further testing and diagnosis of PBC. My cholesterol is insanely high - almost 600. My doc told me that I cannot take cholesterol
Itsmecork
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PBC Foundation
6 years ago
Oophorectomy-how did people manage after having this?
Hi just looking for some opinions for research for myself. I've been advised by gynaecologist I've got 3 options, the prostap injections (which I've had previously and only offer a break from symptoms not stopping them), removal of the lining of the womb (which will help with the amount of bleeding but
Hi just looking for some opinions for research for myself. I've been advised by gynaecologist I've got 3 options, the prostap injections (which I've had previously and only offer a break from symptoms not stopping them), removal of the lining of the womb (which will help with the amount of bleeding but
emr1989
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Endometriosis UK
6 years ago
Starting again
Hello all! After a few weeks of self-pity, paranoia and injury, I went out this morning and did W1R1 again. I’m on the list for gallbladder removal but the surgeon I spoke to encouraged exercise and more weight loss before surgery, which could be six months away. Glad I made the effort, and pleased that
Hello all! After a few weeks of self-pity, paranoia and injury, I went out this morning and did W1R1 again. I’m on the list for gallbladder removal but the surgeon I spoke to encouraged exercise and more weight loss before surgery, which could be six months away. Glad I made the effort, and pleased that
musicalpolarbear
Graduate
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Couch to 5K
6 years ago
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