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Life after Tbi
On August 14th of last year I was involved in a bad car accident and suffered a traumatic brain injury. I was wondering if anyone could tell me things that they are still dealing with because of the brain injury and what things they did to adjust to it. I was also wondering does it get better overtime
On August 14th of last year I was involved in a bad car accident and suffered a traumatic brain injury. I was wondering if anyone could tell me things that they are still dealing with because of the brain injury and what things they did to adjust to it. I was also wondering does it get better overtime
Jareel10
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Headway
3 years ago
4 year old starting school and still will only poo in a pull up
My 4 year old starts reception in 2 weeks and still cannot poo in the toilet, only in a pull up, despite 2 years of me trying and failing to achieve this. He also soils and is on Movicol and Senna. If I am slow to give him a pull up (in the hope that as he’s so desperate to go it might just slip out
My 4 year old starts reception in 2 weeks and still cannot poo in the toilet, only in a pull up, despite 2 years of me trying and failing to achieve this. He also soils and is on Movicol and Senna. If I am slow to give him a pull up (in the hope that as he’s so desperate to go it might just slip out
OhBoy07
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ERIC
3 years ago
Flupentixol
Has anyone taken flupentixol for anxiety? I am really struggling with severe anxiety and now depression and can’t find a med I can tolerate and so the psych has prescribed it and I’m already anxious! Any success stories? All meds seem to give me agitation and the need to fidget/move around constantly
Has anyone taken flupentixol for anxiety? I am really struggling with severe anxiety and now depression and can’t find a med I can tolerate and so the psych has prescribed it and I’m already anxious! Any success stories? All meds seem to give me agitation and the need to fidget/move around constantly
Vicss
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Anxiety Support
3 years ago
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Hamstring
Hi. I’m continuing to consolidate with 30-34 mins slow runs - about 8 mins per k. I’ve had nagging ache from back of knee up back of leg for quite some weeks and have just put Voltrol gel on before each run . Really aching today and wondering if this is a hamstring injury and what I need to do. I
Hi. I’m continuing to consolidate with 30-34 mins slow runs - about 8 mins per k. I’ve had nagging ache from back of knee up back of leg for quite some weeks and have just put Voltrol gel on before each run . Really aching today and wondering if this is a hamstring injury and what I need to do. I
Sisteract5
Graduate
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Couch to 5K
3 years ago
Iboga / Ibogaine Summary (For Dopamine Regeneration!!)
I recently discovered Ibogaine / Iboga in my general psychedelics interest. It is a shrub from the Congo basin of Africa that has been used for thousands of years in healing and ceremony, stemming from the Pygmy and Fang cultures, in traditional Bwiti practices. It is still used by those that practice
I recently discovered Ibogaine / Iboga in my general psychedelics interest. It is a shrub from the Congo basin of Africa that has been used for thousands of years in healing and ceremony, stemming from the Pygmy and Fang cultures, in traditional Bwiti practices. It is still used by those that practice
pdkid
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Cure Parkinson's
3 years ago
SSRI's for slow transit constipation
Hi, has anyone been prescribed an ssri to help with the pain and gut brain connection associated with slow transit constipation. I was prescribed amitriptyline when the doctors thought it was standard ibs c but now I've had my diagnosis of slow transit I don't think amitriptyline is the correct one to
Hi, has anyone been prescribed an ssri to help with the pain and gut brain connection associated with slow transit constipation. I was prescribed amitriptyline when the doctors thought it was standard ibs c but now I've had my diagnosis of slow transit I don't think amitriptyline is the correct one to
Orchid99
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IBS Network
3 years ago
Recruitment for chronic pain study
Hi everyone, I hope you are all doing well! I am currently a researcher at the University of Bath looking for individuals interested in taking part in research about chronic pain. We are looking for people with a diagnosis of chronic pain (including fibromyalgia, CRPS, chronic lower back pain, etc.)
Hi everyone, I hope you are all doing well! I am currently a researcher at the University of Bath looking for individuals interested in taking part in research about chronic pain. We are looking for people with a diagnosis of chronic pain (including fibromyalgia, CRPS, chronic lower back pain, etc.)
EH600
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Pain Concern
3 years ago
Miralax
Question I was asked this week Some people suffer from consolation from there medications . And of course all laxatives says no more than 7 days etc. I have a problem storing water in my bowel trued everything. Dr Glen advised I take Miralax which I bought in the USA . Ran out back in Australia
Question I was asked this week Some people suffer from consolation from there medications . And of course all laxatives says no more than 7 days etc. I have a problem storing water in my bowel trued everything. Dr Glen advised I take Miralax which I bought in the USA . Ran out back in Australia
Shumbah
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Restless Legs Syndrome
3 years ago
Ankylosing Spondylitis
I have ankylosing spondylitis. Im 54. Ive been offered Imraldi, Adalimumab injections but have reservations about some of the possible side effects Is there anyone that can tell me how they are getting on with this treatment or if they also were worried about using it Thank you
I have ankylosing spondylitis. Im 54. Ive been offered Imraldi, Adalimumab injections but have reservations about some of the possible side effects Is there anyone that can tell me how they are getting on with this treatment or if they also were worried about using it Thank you
TraceyDevon
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NRAS
3 years ago
Abelacimab shown to be an effective blood clot treatment
A potentially game-changing treatment for people with, or at risk of, blood clots has been found effective by an international team of researchers led by McMaster University’s Jeffrey Weitz. Weitz’s team compared abelacimab with enoxaparin as a control drug in 412 patients undergoing knee replacement
A potentially game-changing treatment for people with, or at risk of, blood clots has been found effective by an international team of researchers led by McMaster University’s Jeffrey Weitz. Weitz’s team compared abelacimab with enoxaparin as a control drug in 412 patients undergoing knee replacement
2greys
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 years ago
New Job Worries
I'm about to start a new job. They use a contractor to do a health assessment before we start. It's a phone interview the day before I start. My injury happened 8 months ago. I did mention my head injury in the starter paperwork but I did not mention it before the interview and I'm worried that I maybe
I'm about to start a new job. They use a contractor to do a health assessment before we start. It's a phone interview the day before I start. My injury happened 8 months ago. I did mention my head injury in the starter paperwork but I did not mention it before the interview and I'm worried that I maybe
CatSabbath
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Headway
3 years ago
Are you struggling with IBS? Do you want to better understand your triggers and live well with the condition? The IBS Network’s 12-week well
What is The IBS Network Wellness Diary? The IBS Network’s Wellness Diary is an A5 diary designed to help people with IBS better understand their condition, symptoms and triggers. The 12-week diary helps you record what you are eating (food), how you are feeling (mood) and what’s happening in your life
What is The IBS Network Wellness Diary? The IBS Network’s Wellness Diary is an A5 diary designed to help people with IBS better understand their condition, symptoms and triggers. The 12-week diary helps you record what you are eating (food), how you are feeling (mood) and what’s happening in your life
IBSNetwork
IBS Network
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IBS Network
3 years ago
Update to my 10.1 elf
From previous post where dr wouldn't do scan as elf was under 10.5, which nice guidelines do state, but my concern was my drs think anything upto 10.5 is completely normal range with no other references, I did book a private ultrasound last week which showed nothing at all with my liver not even any
From previous post where dr wouldn't do scan as elf was under 10.5, which nice guidelines do state, but my concern was my drs think anything upto 10.5 is completely normal range with no other references, I did book a private ultrasound last week which showed nothing at all with my liver not even any
Poe2012
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British Liver Trust
3 years ago
Hi looking for some info Ñew here thanks
I have a slightly abnormal liver function test. I don't think it's important. Only 2 issues 2 tests 1= alanine 42 and GGT 76 2=Alanine 56 GGT 78 Offered ultrasound, but not sure it's worth doing - don't want to use nhs time because covid. Interested to get feedback.
I have a slightly abnormal liver function test. I don't think it's important. Only 2 issues 2 tests 1= alanine 42 and GGT 76 2=Alanine 56 GGT 78 Offered ultrasound, but not sure it's worth doing - don't want to use nhs time because covid. Interested to get feedback.
tan1aw
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British Liver Trust
3 years ago
Constant soiling
Have a 10 year old son who keeps soiling himself was good at toilet when he was a toddler but since he started primary school and was at toilet an older boy held on to him round his throat and he started to soiling himself , have had him at Gp and told he could be constipated but everything I tried didn
Have a 10 year old son who keeps soiling himself was good at toilet when he was a toddler but since he started primary school and was at toilet an older boy held on to him round his throat and he started to soiling himself , have had him at Gp and told he could be constipated but everything I tried didn
Paddelboarding
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ERIC
3 years ago
Why Am I Taking Butyrate?
A lot of us take a number of supplements. This thread is to make the case for Butyric Acid - Butyrate. I started taking it because some guy on another forum said Niacin and Butyrate "cured" his Parkinson's, and then later I noticed he was self diagnosed. This does not mean he was wrong. So please, anybody
A lot of us take a number of supplements. This thread is to make the case for Butyric Acid - Butyrate. I started taking it because some guy on another forum said Niacin and Butyrate "cured" his Parkinson's, and then later I noticed he was self diagnosed. This does not mean he was wrong. So please, anybody
Bolt_Upright
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Cure Parkinson's
3 years ago
Butyrate Head's Up
There seem to be a lot of folks here taking 12 Butyrate capsules a day based on that post on another forum by a person who said Butyrate, 6 in the morning and 6 at night, and 500 mg of Niacin, cured their PD. I know I mentioned his last week and I see he made this thread: https://healthunlocked.com/cure-parkinsons
There seem to be a lot of folks here taking 12 Butyrate capsules a day based on that post on another forum by a person who said Butyrate, 6 in the morning and 6 at night, and 500 mg of Niacin, cured their PD. I know I mentioned his last week and I see he made this thread: https://healthunlocked.com/cure-parkinsons
Bolt_Upright
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Cure Parkinson's
3 years ago
Injury details. SCBIRT nearly 20 years later.
Right temporal extramural Haematoma, Small interparanchymal haemorrhage In both frontal lobes Skull fracture rh side Surgery right Temporal-parietal craniotomy Above is the list of injury’s sustained and surgery. I have the last few weeks been attending Sheffield Brain injury center to try to better
Right temporal extramural Haematoma, Small interparanchymal haemorrhage In both frontal lobes Skull fracture rh side Surgery right Temporal-parietal craniotomy Above is the list of injury’s sustained and surgery. I have the last few weeks been attending Sheffield Brain injury center to try to better
CW2002
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Headway
3 years ago
Employment woes
Hi Headway community, I'm Yenni in Manchester, 31 years old. I was active hear 5-7 years ago and have been doing the slow brain injury, road accident recovery since then. My TBI was about 8 years ago and I've only just started feeling ready and able to start [thinking about] working again. Oh, but the
Hi Headway community, I'm Yenni in Manchester, 31 years old. I was active hear 5-7 years ago and have been doing the slow brain injury, road accident recovery since then. My TBI was about 8 years ago and I've only just started feeling ready and able to start [thinking about] working again. Oh, but the
inneyenni
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Headway
3 years ago
Vegan diet with ileostomy for low methionine
Hi , Does anyone manage a vegan diet successfully with an ileostomy? I had chemo then radical debulking last October then chemo till January. I’m currently on 3 weekly Avastin but my Ca125 is increasing . There is evidence that methionine ( an amino acid in protein ) ‘ feeds the cancer’ . A low methionine
Hi , Does anyone manage a vegan diet successfully with an ileostomy? I had chemo then radical debulking last October then chemo till January. I’m currently on 3 weekly Avastin but my Ca125 is increasing . There is evidence that methionine ( an amino acid in protein ) ‘ feeds the cancer’ . A low methionine
Lookingahead
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My Ovacome
3 years ago
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