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pain in knee
on class a for 15 years for fm how heed hew knee but I have found something for pain that is cheap and works in four days l have gone from stand still to getting movement back and so has wife that heeds hew Khee to you do hot have to go under the knife
on class a for 15 years for fm how heed hew knee but I have found something for pain that is cheap and works in four days l have gone from stand still to getting movement back and so has wife that heeds hew Khee to you do hot have to go under the knife
Eastwood1
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Pain Concern
11 months ago
Burning mouth sensation in 2ww
Hello lovely ladies, Just wanted to see if anyone can shed any light on my current weird symptom that’s come up! I’m 5 days post transfer and am on a LOT of medication with this one (cyclogest x3, utrogest x6, progynova x5, crinone x2, inhixa daily, plus lentogest every other day). Last night just before
Hello lovely ladies, Just wanted to see if anyone can shed any light on my current weird symptom that’s come up! I’m 5 days post transfer and am on a LOT of medication with this one (cyclogest x3, utrogest x6, progynova x5, crinone x2, inhixa daily, plus lentogest every other day). Last night just before
Cat84
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Fertility Network UK
11 months ago
Chronic Endometritis
Hey lovely ladies! My question today related to endometritis/chronic uterine inflammation. I have done 4 hysteroscopies so far (two in 2021, one in 2022, one in 2023), each time the inflamed endometrium came out, with a "strawberry" appearance. After the tests, I came out positive for Ureaplasma (at
Hey lovely ladies! My question today related to endometritis/chronic uterine inflammation. I have done 4 hysteroscopies so far (two in 2021, one in 2022, one in 2023), each time the inflamed endometrium came out, with a "strawberry" appearance. After the tests, I came out positive for Ureaplasma (at
Anita85
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Fertility Network UK
11 months ago
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liver enzymes going up and down
I had a routine blood test 18 months ago which showed elevated GGT at 126. My GP told me to cut down on alcohol and I stopped having any alcohol at home and just had an occasional drink if I went out socially. I’ve never been a big drinker anyway. Fast forward to last September when I had another blood
I had a routine blood test 18 months ago which showed elevated GGT at 126. My GP told me to cut down on alcohol and I stopped having any alcohol at home and just had an occasional drink if I went out socially. I’ve never been a big drinker anyway. Fast forward to last September when I had another blood
Patdoyle
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British Liver Trust
7 months ago
gabapentin , Nuerontin, Horizant or Gralise
Does anyone have any experience with Gabapentin, Nuerontin or Horizant or Gralise for treating leva dopa induced dyskenisia? Report Ad Gabapentineg
Does anyone have any experience with Gabapentin, Nuerontin or Horizant or Gralise for treating leva dopa induced dyskenisia? Report Ad Gabapentineg
billybobAK
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Cure Parkinson's
11 months ago
finding Answers
I have had diarrhea most of my life and have used Imodium for the most part. Have been working with GI specialist but no help so far. Taking Colestipol which at least usually keeps me from having an accident but goes not help the symptoms of needing to go. They seem to want to find right pills to help
I have had diarrhea most of my life and have used Imodium for the most part. Have been working with GI specialist but no help so far. Taking Colestipol which at least usually keeps me from having an accident but goes not help the symptoms of needing to go. They seem to want to find right pills to help
LadyHash
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IBS Network
11 months ago
Liver enzymes & blood test results
Hi, firstly thank you all for replying to my previous posts. Your replies were very helpful. I have got my blood test results. They are normal apart of borderline diabetes. It's 44mmol. My Alt and ast is 28 and FBC is 329. I am not sure what this means? My BMI falls in obese category. Doctor told me
Hi, firstly thank you all for replying to my previous posts. Your replies were very helpful. I have got my blood test results. They are normal apart of borderline diabetes. It's 44mmol. My Alt and ast is 28 and FBC is 329. I am not sure what this means? My BMI falls in obese category. Doctor told me
SShally
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British Liver Trust
7 months ago
Liver Disease
Hi . i havent been fully diagnosed as still waiting tests but have ha a high alt for about a year the rest of the lfts just about max. i dont drink but am overweight and have done illicit drugs. i find if i take opiate medication i get heart arrythmias . if i eat fatty food i get like a skin burning
Hi . i havent been fully diagnosed as still waiting tests but have ha a high alt for about a year the rest of the lfts just about max. i dont drink but am overweight and have done illicit drugs. i find if i take opiate medication i get heart arrythmias . if i eat fatty food i get like a skin burning
Jaytyson
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British Liver Trust
7 months ago
Dentistry.
I have PMR and have also been treated for Acoustic Neuroma by Gamma Knife surgery.The Acoustic Neuroma is no longer active but damage remains. I presently take 10mgm Prednisone daily in one dose. I need several dental extractions on the same side (upper jaw). Should I expect my dentist to refer me to
I have PMR and have also been treated for Acoustic Neuroma by Gamma Knife surgery.The Acoustic Neuroma is no longer active but damage remains. I presently take 10mgm Prednisone daily in one dose. I need several dental extractions on the same side (upper jaw). Should I expect my dentist to refer me to
Busyrobyn
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PMRGCAuk
6 months ago
very high liver enzymes
Hello everyone I am 36 years old not an alcohol drinker . No excess weight . I try to eat healthy. On Sunday I ended up in hospital due to pneumonia. Where very high liver tests were detected. I have blood test every day and every day the liver tests are increasing. An ultrasound was performed which
Hello everyone I am 36 years old not an alcohol drinker . No excess weight . I try to eat healthy. On Sunday I ended up in hospital due to pneumonia. Where very high liver tests were detected. I have blood test every day and every day the liver tests are increasing. An ultrasound was performed which
Alexliver
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British Liver Trust
7 months ago
adrenal crisis?
i have been on pred for almost 3 years trying to wean myself off. i never seem to get below 8mgs until the symptoms return. i found that having half my dosage early in the morning really helped so thanks for that advice. i now have managed to reduce to 6mgs. and was beginning to congratulate myself.
i have been on pred for almost 3 years trying to wean myself off. i never seem to get below 8mgs until the symptoms return. i found that having half my dosage early in the morning really helped so thanks for that advice. i now have managed to reduce to 6mgs. and was beginning to congratulate myself.
Reclus
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PMRGCAuk
7 months ago
Gastroperesis + IBS C- thoughts
Hello ! My name is Jess and I have been dealing with Gastroperesis for over 25 years. I am SOOOO tired of it! I constantly get a distended bloated stomach, some from gas and some from the slow digestion and not be able to go. I also have IBS-C ( constipation) so this makes matters worse. I take
Hello ! My name is Jess and I have been dealing with Gastroperesis for over 25 years. I am SOOOO tired of it! I constantly get a distended bloated stomach, some from gas and some from the slow digestion and not be able to go. I also have IBS-C ( constipation) so this makes matters worse. I take
jr188
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IBS Network
7 months ago
Letting people down because of IBS
I'd made arrangements to go on a 250 mile train ride to help family members with a really difficult family problem. I knew it was a risk booking tickets and making commitments, but I gambled on it. The stress has been awful the past 3 weeks to a month now. I kept "positive-talking" myself and saying
I'd made arrangements to go on a 250 mile train ride to help family members with a really difficult family problem. I knew it was a risk booking tickets and making commitments, but I gambled on it. The stress has been awful the past 3 weeks to a month now. I kept "positive-talking" myself and saying
Luisa22
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IBS Network
1 year ago
My brother got into a car acciddent and nurses put him back to sleep eveytime he gets agitated (please help)
Hi guys over the weekend my brother crashed into the free way with the wall concrete that divides the cars its been reported he wasnt able to breath properly so they medically induced him into coma the 2 day they finally removed his breathing tube and seems like he had a minor injury in his head and
Hi guys over the weekend my brother crashed into the free way with the wall concrete that divides the cars its been reported he wasnt able to breath properly so they medically induced him into coma the 2 day they finally removed his breathing tube and seems like he had a minor injury in his head and
casleyva
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ICUsteps
7 months ago
Valproate: new safety and educational materials to support regulatory measures in men and women under 55 years of age
I don't think there is any reason to expect many members to be taking any form of Valproate, but this is such an important issue, with such significant consequences, I've decided to post it anyway. Even if you are not taking it, someone you know might be. [i]
Valproate (Belvo, Convulex, Depakote,
I don't think there is any reason to expect many members to be taking any form of Valproate, but this is such an important issue, with such significant consequences, I've decided to post it anyway. Even if you are not taking it, someone you know might be. [i]
Valproate (Belvo, Convulex, Depakote,
helvella
Thyroid UK
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Thyroid UK
7 months ago
Quitting work
Unsure of the purpose of this post but I guess if it helps someone else then that’s it! Well I finally had to quit my job aged 35 - my symptoms have become incompatible with it and I cannot keep calling in sick, nearly having accidents on the commute, sweating when someone is taking ages in the only
Unsure of the purpose of this post but I guess if it helps someone else then that’s it! Well I finally had to quit my job aged 35 - my symptoms have become incompatible with it and I cannot keep calling in sick, nearly having accidents on the commute, sweating when someone is taking ages in the only
Book_Worm5
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IBS Network
7 months ago
Soiling Issue
After 2 years of chronic constipation I disimpacted my 6 year old last October which resulted in less soiling. My son was even getting the sensation of needing to go again maybe 3-4 times per week. We managed to wean him off Senna (started to give him tummy cramps) and have stayed on a maintenance dose
After 2 years of chronic constipation I disimpacted my 6 year old last October which resulted in less soiling. My son was even getting the sensation of needing to go again maybe 3-4 times per week. We managed to wean him off Senna (started to give him tummy cramps) and have stayed on a maintenance dose
BabT
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ERIC
7 months ago
Elevated ELF but 'normal' Fibroscan pressure - how?
Hi All: I'm a 50-something male with a fatty liver. Recently I was given an ELF test and it returned a result at the lowest end of the 'severe fibrosis' range. A follow-up Fibroscan gave a reading in the upper normal range for liver stiffness. How can the disparity be explained? Do I give more credence
Hi All: I'm a 50-something male with a fatty liver. Recently I was given an ELF test and it returned a result at the lowest end of the 'severe fibrosis' range. A follow-up Fibroscan gave a reading in the upper normal range for liver stiffness. How can the disparity be explained? Do I give more credence
_liver123_
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British Liver Trust
7 months ago
Pulsed Field Ablation underwhelming in trial
PFA has been the big hope in AF ablations. The results of a trial have however been underwhelming according to John Mandrola: https://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/995898 In the trial of 600 patients with AF who were split evenly between PFA and conventional RF, PFA was non-inferior but not superior
PFA has been the big hope in AF ablations. The results of a trial have however been underwhelming according to John Mandrola: https://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/995898 In the trial of 600 patients with AF who were split evenly between PFA and conventional RF, PFA was non-inferior but not superior
MarkS
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AF Association
1 year ago
Dentist stress kalms and return to A/f
5:years on Dental extraction? major stress ,tried Kam's ? a/f started Sunday been persistent since , been good for 5 1/2 years 6 month before my second ablation.Very depressing. Just before the return to A/F I had a dentist remove a tooth Wondered if it hat and effect The tooth was eating itself .
5:years on Dental extraction? major stress ,tried Kam's ? a/f started Sunday been persistent since , been good for 5 1/2 years 6 month before my second ablation.Very depressing. Just before the return to A/F I had a dentist remove a tooth Wondered if it hat and effect The tooth was eating itself .
sooty757
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AF Association
1 year ago
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