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why am I so tired
I was diagnosed with GCA in November. I have been reducing Prednisone every 2 weeks. I started on 40mg and I am now on 12.5mg. I have steroid induced diabetis and my readings have been very erratic. They seem to be settling down a bit. I am taking 160mg and 80mg of Gliclazide, I have also been prescribed
I was diagnosed with GCA in November. I have been reducing Prednisone every 2 weeks. I started on 40mg and I am now on 12.5mg. I have steroid induced diabetis and my readings have been very erratic. They seem to be settling down a bit. I am taking 160mg and 80mg of Gliclazide, I have also been prescribed
Ambatu
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PMRGCAuk
6 months ago
Last do embryo
hey all, I’ve posted here a few times. But we’re on the final leg and I have my last ever frozen transfer next Friday with our last embryo using donor eggs. This is cycle 8, with a twin MMC and endless tests. I showed I had high NKC and had the Alice, era which has shown I need an extra day of drugs
hey all, I’ve posted here a few times. But we’re on the final leg and I have my last ever frozen transfer next Friday with our last embryo using donor eggs. This is cycle 8, with a twin MMC and endless tests. I showed I had high NKC and had the Alice, era which has shown I need an extra day of drugs
Link1234
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Fertility Network UK
11 months ago
Treating constipation hasn't affected the wetting accidents
My son is 8 and has never been dry, day or night. I began toilet training him after his third birthday and I thought at first that I must have done it wrong as he could never keep dry. He would have the occasional poo accident too, but his real problem was wees. I took him to GPs and HVs and was either
My son is 8 and has never been dry, day or night. I began toilet training him after his third birthday and I thought at first that I must have done it wrong as he could never keep dry. He would have the occasional poo accident too, but his real problem was wees. I took him to GPs and HVs and was either
Chinchichip
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ERIC
6 months ago
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Sick with worry .. gamma GGT level 159 and ALT 62
Evening all, I’m just looking for some advice or guidance really on my recent blood test results following up on the pain I’ve had in my right hand side upper abdomen. As the title suggests, my GGT has come back very high at 159 (think the average for a woman is under 30) and ALT is also above the
Evening all, I’m just looking for some advice or guidance really on my recent blood test results following up on the pain I’ve had in my right hand side upper abdomen. As the title suggests, my GGT has come back very high at 159 (think the average for a woman is under 30) and ALT is also above the
Worriedmummy2024
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British Liver Trust
6 months ago
Day four
Well what a journey, day 4 and still no kick back from IBS. So far the foods that have triggered my IBS that I have tried again. Tomato sauce, crisps/chippies, gingernut biscuits, water, saveloys, marmite/ vegemite and wholemeal bread. All in moderation except for the bread, love my bread. Not a reaction
Well what a journey, day 4 and still no kick back from IBS. So far the foods that have triggered my IBS that I have tried again. Tomato sauce, crisps/chippies, gingernut biscuits, water, saveloys, marmite/ vegemite and wholemeal bread. All in moderation except for the bread, love my bread. Not a reaction
Hidden
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IBS Network
11 months ago
diffuse idiopathic pulmonary neuroendocrine cell hyperplasia. DIPNECH. I was diagnosed with this in Aug 2023 by Royal Brompton.
nobody outside of a small group of doctors at Rbht appear to know about this. It has no treatment. mic been asthmatic since 10months of age so I’m familiar with lung problems. But this is working in the dark.
nobody outside of a small group of doctors at Rbht appear to know about this. It has no treatment. mic been asthmatic since 10months of age so I’m familiar with lung problems. But this is working in the dark.
Bellaowl
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
11 months ago
Hello
Hello, it’s weird to write some post on here, so here goes, So I’ve been living with post-concussion syndrome for the last two years after I was seriously assaulted in the workplace where I was attacked and punched in the head around 14 times leaving dents, I was bluelighted to hospital and then a week
Hello, it’s weird to write some post on here, so here goes, So I’ve been living with post-concussion syndrome for the last two years after I was seriously assaulted in the workplace where I was attacked and punched in the head around 14 times leaving dents, I was bluelighted to hospital and then a week
Thatfox
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Headway
11 months ago
does anyone with mild asthma take carvedilol for portal hypertension
I have extremely mild asthma and have been looking on the Internet about carvedilol which says that carvedilol is contraindicated. I have been recommended to take it and I’m going to have it prescribed. my asthma is so mild but I even forgot to mention it. I will mention it to my GP before I have
I have extremely mild asthma and have been looking on the Internet about carvedilol which says that carvedilol is contraindicated. I have been recommended to take it and I’m going to have it prescribed. my asthma is so mild but I even forgot to mention it. I will mention it to my GP before I have
firegong
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British Liver Trust
6 months ago
feeling down
Hi there , I have had IBS for 10 years now it is generally IBS c but recently it has changed to IBS d I still visit the toilet at the same time each day (usuallytwice) but instead of Constipation I end up rushing and end up filling the toilet non solid but not bad diarrhea . Has anybody else had this
Hi there , I have had IBS for 10 years now it is generally IBS c but recently it has changed to IBS d I still visit the toilet at the same time each day (usuallytwice) but instead of Constipation I end up rushing and end up filling the toilet non solid but not bad diarrhea . Has anybody else had this
nigelroget
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IBS Network
6 months ago
Sitagliptin
Has anyone ever been prescribed sitagliptin for recurrent implantation failure? I had a biopsy in Coventry (Dr Brosens) as we’ve had 3 failed transfers with top embryos and it has shown results which are more in keeping with recurrent miscarriages (which I’ve never had, never had a positive test) rather
Has anyone ever been prescribed sitagliptin for recurrent implantation failure? I had a biopsy in Coventry (Dr Brosens) as we’ve had 3 failed transfers with top embryos and it has shown results which are more in keeping with recurrent miscarriages (which I’ve never had, never had a positive test) rather
Am93
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Fertility Network UK
11 months ago
Pericardial effusion
I had taken Prednisone for about three and a half years for PMR and stopped about four months ago. In December a follow up CT scan for something else showed fluid in the pericardial sac. One of the causes listed for this to occur is an auto immune condition. I have never seen anyone on this forum speak
I had taken Prednisone for about three and a half years for PMR and stopped about four months ago. In December a follow up CT scan for something else showed fluid in the pericardial sac. One of the causes listed for this to occur is an auto immune condition. I have never seen anyone on this forum speak
Tiredofpmr555
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PMRGCAuk
6 months ago
Living with Post-Concussion Syndrome
Hello, At what point do you just accept this is you life now? i hit my head at work on June 25 (day before my birthday, happy birthday to me). it left me with post-concussion syndrome i have good days and bad day, the bad days are ruining my life. i recently went back to work and i feel like im
Hello, At what point do you just accept this is you life now? i hit my head at work on June 25 (day before my birthday, happy birthday to me). it left me with post-concussion syndrome i have good days and bad day, the bad days are ruining my life. i recently went back to work and i feel like im
LeeSchmidt
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Headway
11 months ago
Action Against Medical Accidents
See AvMA (
Action Against Medical Accidents
) here …. https://www.avma.org.uk which includes a helpline
0345 123 2352
open
Monday to Friday 10am to 3.30pm
with “helpline advisers are specially trained volunteers who are medical and legal professionals”. ——————————————————————- I
See AvMA (
Action Against Medical Accidents
) here …. https://www.avma.org.uk which includes a helpline
0345 123 2352
open
Monday to Friday 10am to 3.30pm
with “helpline advisers are specially trained volunteers who are medical and legal professionals”. ——————————————————————- I
HealthStarDust
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Thyroid UK
11 months ago
disinhibition?
my son had a head injury 25 years ago .. has struggled since with work, relationships , mental health issues though outwardly to the world seems unaffected. In the early years alcohol was an escape route for him and he lost many friends and got himself in difficult situations … because he said outrageous
my son had a head injury 25 years ago .. has struggled since with work, relationships , mental health issues though outwardly to the world seems unaffected. In the early years alcohol was an escape route for him and he lost many friends and got himself in difficult situations … because he said outrageous
Mummily
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Headway
6 months ago
Webinar: Increased dose of Eylea to extend treatment intervals
A renowned retinal specialist based in the US, Dr Kenneth Fan will join us this month to discuss the increased dose of licensed drug Eylea (aflibercept) to treat wet age-related macular degeneration and diabetic macular oedema. Dr Fan will talk more about the trials which have led to the increased 8mg
A renowned retinal specialist based in the US, Dr Kenneth Fan will join us this month to discuss the increased dose of licensed drug Eylea (aflibercept) to treat wet age-related macular degeneration and diabetic macular oedema. Dr Fan will talk more about the trials which have led to the increased 8mg
Carol_MacularSociety
Partner
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Macular Society
6 months ago
Ascites drain
Good morning. My husband was taken in for an ascetic drain in November and was found to have Peritonitis which was treated before the drain. He is now on a daily oral antibiotic. His tummy swelled again and we booked a further drain in December but when we got there his tummy was too soft to get the
Good morning. My husband was taken in for an ascetic drain in November and was found to have Peritonitis which was treated before the drain. He is now on a daily oral antibiotic. His tummy swelled again and we booked a further drain in December but when we got there his tummy was too soft to get the
Breakfastbabe
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British Liver Trust
6 months ago
Intolerance, bug, or stress?
I keep getting horrible IBS flair ups every other week. My Doc has put it down to a tummy bug yet AGAIN. I have not eaten anything out of the ordinary, and am not under any more stress than usual. For months now I have been reluctant to go anywhere because of embarrassing wind (rear end) and so tired
I keep getting horrible IBS flair ups every other week. My Doc has put it down to a tummy bug yet AGAIN. I have not eaten anything out of the ordinary, and am not under any more stress than usual. For months now I have been reluctant to go anywhere because of embarrassing wind (rear end) and so tired
Edgar77
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IBS Network
11 months ago
induced coma
my brother was put into a coma due to alcohol withdrawal, he was having seizures they put him on a ventilator. Why isn’t he breathing on his own? Is it the medication they put him on to induce the coma or damage to lungs?
my brother was put into a coma due to alcohol withdrawal, he was having seizures they put him on a ventilator. Why isn’t he breathing on his own? Is it the medication they put him on to induce the coma or damage to lungs?
Kri-27
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ICUsteps
11 months ago
update ct colonoscopy
hi, just had ct virtual colonoscopy done. I was unable to complete colonoscopy recently and my doc referred me to abdo surgeon, he put me in for ct colon scan. Although the prep is just as bad as colonoscopy prep, the actual procedure went well, was able to complete scan. Don’t know the results yet but
hi, just had ct virtual colonoscopy done. I was unable to complete colonoscopy recently and my doc referred me to abdo surgeon, he put me in for ct colon scan. Although the prep is just as bad as colonoscopy prep, the actual procedure went well, was able to complete scan. Don’t know the results yet but
2013mayo
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IBS Network
11 months ago
Anticholinergics impair memory (Benadryl, Tylenol PM, Advil PM, Dimetapp, Dramamine, Unisom)
Improve Memory by AVOIDING These Drugs https://youtu.be/16n80OQCVSM?si=qazHndznZJu-1Ycb Memory Loss in Aging? What Doctors Should Check https://youtu.be/MpohFGvHZHI?si=-7DfEmfS-GLEwQV6
Improve Memory by AVOIDING These Drugs https://youtu.be/16n80OQCVSM?si=qazHndznZJu-1Ycb Memory Loss in Aging? What Doctors Should Check https://youtu.be/MpohFGvHZHI?si=-7DfEmfS-GLEwQV6
MBAnderson
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Cure Parkinson's
6 months ago
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