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Canada trip, IBS, and possible Cystitus
Hi everyone, I'm back from 3 weeks in Canada with my son, and wanted to share a few tips. I always find the lead up to a holiday stressful, and can expect more stomach issues. What I didn't expect was trouble with urine, I've never had cystitus, then suddenly had burning/soreness on passing urine,
Hi everyone, I'm back from 3 weeks in Canada with my son, and wanted to share a few tips. I always find the lead up to a holiday stressful, and can expect more stomach issues. What I didn't expect was trouble with urine, I've never had cystitus, then suddenly had burning/soreness on passing urine,
Letsfixit1
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IBS Network
1 day ago
4am and still up!!!
I don't post much because my RLS isn't too bad most nights.I tried adding that both my kidneys have failed because of catching Covid for the second time and already I have a number of health issues. I am on Peritoneal Dialysis and I am diabetic. I treat my RLS with 75mg Pregabalin, I know it's nothing
I don't post much because my RLS isn't too bad most nights.I tried adding that both my kidneys have failed because of catching Covid for the second time and already I have a number of health issues. I am on Peritoneal Dialysis and I am diabetic. I treat my RLS with 75mg Pregabalin, I know it's nothing
Sleeplessinbitola
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Restless Legs Syndrome
4 days ago
Hair Solutions (Radiotherapy Induced Alopecia / Scarring)
Good evening all, I would just first like to introduce myself to you all, as I have only just joined this group and I am very lucky to have a space like this to come and speak my mind.
Also, apologies for the long message, if you'd rather skip to the point I'll leave a bold asterisk next to it
Good evening all, I would just first like to introduce myself to you all, as I have only just joined this group and I am very lucky to have a space like this to come and speak my mind.
Also, apologies for the long message, if you'd rather skip to the point I'll leave a bold asterisk next to it
ImNotJay
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Headway
5 days ago
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4 yo son with autism still pooing pants 8 months after starting toilet training should I put him back in nappies?
We started toilet training at Christmas time my son got going for a wee after a week he does need prompting to go for a wee sometimes and has the odd accident but generally really good he just leaves it until the last minute/ may not feel it until then. Poo another story at first I thought he doesn’
We started toilet training at Christmas time my son got going for a wee after a week he does need prompting to go for a wee sometimes and has the odd accident but generally really good he just leaves it until the last minute/ may not feel it until then. Poo another story at first I thought he doesn’
DB16111991
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ERIC
6 days ago
Buscopan ibs relief
Has anyone tried this for their ibs. I don't usually take medication but as an ibs-d sufferer normally, suddenly I have started with ibs-c and ibs-d alternately. Sometimes my gut feels as if it's rushing everything through, and other times it seems to come to a full stop. In addition, I have started
Has anyone tried this for their ibs. I don't usually take medication but as an ibs-d sufferer normally, suddenly I have started with ibs-c and ibs-d alternately. Sometimes my gut feels as if it's rushing everything through, and other times it seems to come to a full stop. In addition, I have started
iloveglee
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IBS Network
6 days ago
Post ICU trauma
Hi, I am 7 months post critical illness. I spent 12 days in an induced coma following severe pneumonia. I was mechanically ventilated. I suffered with very traumatic coma dreams and would like to speak to anyone that has been through the same. I am struggling 7 months later luckily with no physical effects
Hi, I am 7 months post critical illness. I spent 12 days in an induced coma following severe pneumonia. I was mechanically ventilated. I suffered with very traumatic coma dreams and would like to speak to anyone that has been through the same. I am struggling 7 months later luckily with no physical effects
TLCS
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ICUsteps
8 days ago
CBD and Seizures
Hi, I witnessed my mum having a seizure yesterday eve which is the most scary experience I have had. Mum was in bed, I had just administered her meds and went into the kitchen and heard the most awful screaming (mum’s speech is limited so hearing a noise like this was alarming). I ran into the bedroom
Hi, I witnessed my mum having a seizure yesterday eve which is the most scary experience I have had. Mum was in bed, I had just administered her meds and went into the kitchen and heard the most awful screaming (mum’s speech is limited so hearing a noise like this was alarming). I ran into the bedroom
bichonbear1
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PSP Association
10 days ago
Cogan's syndrome
Hello! Does anyone here have Cogan's syndrome? I was diagnosed last year. My symptoms started straight after my second COVID vaccine and worsened after my 3rd. I'm on Mycophenolate but think I'm becoming less tolerant to it. I feel sedated weak and nauseous. Has anyone else had this?
Hello! Does anyone here have Cogan's syndrome? I was diagnosed last year. My symptoms started straight after my second COVID vaccine and worsened after my 3rd. I'm on Mycophenolate but think I'm becoming less tolerant to it. I feel sedated weak and nauseous. Has anyone else had this?
Popple18
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Vasculitis UK
12 days ago
Finally an update! Also advice pls
Hello!! I’m back after not posting for years (I got too disheartened and gave up on a diagnosis until it just got too bad to ignore) with potentially some news. I was called in for an ultrasound and for the first time, the technician held my hands and told me she believes she can clearly see evidence
Hello!! I’m back after not posting for years (I got too disheartened and gave up on a diagnosis until it just got too bad to ignore) with potentially some news. I was called in for an ultrasound and for the first time, the technician held my hands and told me she believes she can clearly see evidence
SaskiClaws
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Endometriosis UK
17 days ago
Nafarelin (Synarel) and breakthrough bleeding
Has anyone had breakthrough bleeding when taking Synarel (Nafarelin)? After starting the spray, I had a period 22-26/08 then I started bleeding again 29/08 but it’s very light/spotting. Trying to work out if this is normal??
Has anyone had breakthrough bleeding when taking Synarel (Nafarelin)? After starting the spray, I had a period 22-26/08 then I started bleeding again 29/08 but it’s very light/spotting. Trying to work out if this is normal??
LadyM2019
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Fertility Network UK
18 days ago
Pulsed radiofrequency treatment of complex regional pain syndrome:
hello just wondering if anyone has heard of or received this treatment for CRPS..or any other type of pain…this would be for the lower extremities..
hello just wondering if anyone has heard of or received this treatment for CRPS..or any other type of pain…this would be for the lower extremities..
pizon
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Pain Concern
19 days ago
Pelvic MRI
So a week after my Endo diagnosis following emergency surgery last Monday, I received my appointment for my pelvic MRI but the letter states it needs to be done on day 3 or 4 of my cycle. Does this mean I should be bleeding when they do it? Sorry for the stupid question but it threw me and I have actually
So a week after my Endo diagnosis following emergency surgery last Monday, I received my appointment for my pelvic MRI but the letter states it needs to be done on day 3 or 4 of my cycle. Does this mean I should be bleeding when they do it? Sorry for the stupid question but it threw me and I have actually
Kelsab
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Endometriosis UK
25 days ago
ongoing chronic constipation.. ‘opioid bowel & interstitial cystitis… test results!
following months of waiting I eventually paid to see a private bowel surgeon. Worth every penny. She organised tests through NHS. Won’t bore with details- but I have a dysfunctional opioid bowel ( due to severe back problems). A large rectocele & possibly a cystocele I’m having a transit study…
following months of waiting I eventually paid to see a private bowel surgeon. Worth every penny. She organised tests through NHS. Won’t bore with details- but I have a dysfunctional opioid bowel ( due to severe back problems). A large rectocele & possibly a cystocele I’m having a transit study…
Beakybird58
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IBS Network
1 month ago
Common drug restores youthful function to clean up aging brains
A drug used to induce labor in pregnant women has been shown to reactivate tiny waste-clearing pumps in the brains of old mice.
The finding could hold promise as a new way to fight Alzheimer's and Parkinson's diseases and overall cognitive decline.
https://newatlas.com/health-wellbeing/pregnancy-drug-brain
A drug used to induce labor in pregnant women has been shown to reactivate tiny waste-clearing pumps in the brains of old mice.
The finding could hold promise as a new way to fight Alzheimer's and Parkinson's diseases and overall cognitive decline.
https://newatlas.com/health-wellbeing/pregnancy-drug-brain
Gcf51
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Cure Parkinson's
1 month ago
SCT Journey update No.5
Hi to everyone who reads this, Just thought I’d let you know that am finally in Addenbrookes hospital having chemo as we speak. Had a Hickman line fitted last week. Am on Day 6, had dose of fludara and campath. Been just on fludara until today and was coping well, no side effects. Campath is slightly
Hi to everyone who reads this, Just thought I’d let you know that am finally in Addenbrookes hospital having chemo as we speak. Had a Hickman line fitted last week. Am on Day 6, had dose of fludara and campath. Been just on fludara until today and was coping well, no side effects. Campath is slightly
LFCLove
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MPN Voice
1 month ago
Feels like torn muscle at 2mg of pred
Hello forum friends, I have had PMR for 2 and a half years, I am now 53 years old and am moderately active. I have been on the journey of ‘dead slow’ tapering from 2.5mg to 2mg over the last 4 weeks. I currently feel like I have a torn muscle in the top of my right arm. I don’t think I did anything
Hello forum friends, I have had PMR for 2 and a half years, I am now 53 years old and am moderately active. I have been on the journey of ‘dead slow’ tapering from 2.5mg to 2mg over the last 4 weeks. I currently feel like I have a torn muscle in the top of my right arm. I don’t think I did anything
Noffiepawrent
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PMRGCAuk
1 month ago
Subchorionic Haematoma at 6 weeks
Hi all!I started having minor cramping and moderate bleeding yesterday evening, which carried on through the night. I went to A&E, they referred me to gynaecology and then the early pregnancy unit so I was able to have a scan. The scan showed a heartbeat! But it also showed a 3x3cm subchorionic haematoma
Hi all!I started having minor cramping and moderate bleeding yesterday evening, which carried on through the night. I went to A&E, they referred me to gynaecology and then the early pregnancy unit so I was able to have a scan. The scan showed a heartbeat! But it also showed a 3x3cm subchorionic haematoma
Willow5514
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Fertility Network UK
1 month ago
perseveration
hi following my fiancés accident in 2022, where he was diagnosed with TBI and came out of a disorder of conciousness October 2023, he has been progressing on his physical and mental capabilities. Whilst that is still ongoing, one thing that he really struggles with and is causing a barrier is his perseveration
hi following my fiancés accident in 2022, where he was diagnosed with TBI and came out of a disorder of conciousness October 2023, he has been progressing on his physical and mental capabilities. Whilst that is still ongoing, one thing that he really struggles with and is causing a barrier is his perseveration
B17D
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Headway
1 month ago
Shoulder pain.
Hi relatively new here diagnosed October 2023 with GCA. I've tapered off my steroids now completely and am on Roactemra. Recently blooda showed low neutrophils so now take Roactemra fortnightly. Recently have had a very painful shoulder GP thinks rotor cuff. Wondering is it related in anyway to GCA
Hi relatively new here diagnosed October 2023 with GCA. I've tapered off my steroids now completely and am on Roactemra. Recently blooda showed low neutrophils so now take Roactemra fortnightly. Recently have had a very painful shoulder GP thinks rotor cuff. Wondering is it related in anyway to GCA
Headpain24
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PMRGCAuk
1 month ago
gastrografin
It’s taken soooo long to pass bm finally, high fibre, no laxatives, strict routine and suppositries- I eat prunes, potato skin and bran without fail - it’s working!!! Having ct colonography on Thursday must I’m told start low residual diet and take this marker - which will also clear me out. The department
It’s taken soooo long to pass bm finally, high fibre, no laxatives, strict routine and suppositries- I eat prunes, potato skin and bran without fail - it’s working!!! Having ct colonography on Thursday must I’m told start low residual diet and take this marker - which will also clear me out. The department
Dudders123
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IBS Network
2 months ago
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