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Buscopan
I’m getting more cramping at the moment & the Colpermin are doing nothing , I’ve got Buscopan in the cupboard but I’m worried it might make my constipation worse ? 🤔 Has anyone found this when taking it please ?
I’m getting more cramping at the moment & the Colpermin are doing nothing , I’ve got Buscopan in the cupboard but I’m worried it might make my constipation worse ? 🤔 Has anyone found this when taking it please ?
Gardenlover2020
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IBS Network
3 years ago
Cryo ablation of AF -under sedation
Hi everyone, wasn’t sure about writing my update on my ablation Tues gone, it was terrifying. The following are my discharge summary. Then procedure was complicated by 1, a profound vasovagal episode requiring atropine and RV pacing. 2, severe pain during procedure 3, agitation causing ablation kit
Hi everyone, wasn’t sure about writing my update on my ablation Tues gone, it was terrifying. The following are my discharge summary. Then procedure was complicated by 1, a profound vasovagal episode requiring atropine and RV pacing. 2, severe pain during procedure 3, agitation causing ablation kit
Lesleyray
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AF Association
3 years ago
Spirolactone
Good evening I have been taken off my spirolactone and I'm frightened ascites will return. I have been on them for 2 yrs and my ascites have never returned but now I'm frightened constantly checking my ankles legs and weight. My liver is doing OK and I'm now well Compensated. Has anyone got any positive
Good evening I have been taken off my spirolactone and I'm frightened ascites will return. I have been on them for 2 yrs and my ascites have never returned but now I'm frightened constantly checking my ankles legs and weight. My liver is doing OK and I'm now well Compensated. Has anyone got any positive
Chaz3125
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British Liver Trust
3 years ago
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Update on op
Hi everyone, Well you are not going to believe this, but, my op got cancelled, 3.30pm today, ran out of time, the op is going to be a lot bigger than they thought, surgeon told me I will need bone graft taken from my lower leg to build up bone on hip, plus muscle transfer. He’s on holiday now for
Hi everyone, Well you are not going to believe this, but, my op got cancelled, 3.30pm today, ran out of time, the op is going to be a lot bigger than they thought, surgeon told me I will need bone graft taken from my lower leg to build up bone on hip, plus muscle transfer. He’s on holiday now for
2013mayo
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PMRGCAuk
3 years ago
Do I need larger gaps b/w runs? Or is this a sign of bad running technique??
Hi all, I graduated C25K a month or so ago (never had any injuries during its completion), and have continued running using a different workout app (doing short intervals alongside other workouts), which has been great! The only problem is I’ve started having pains along the inner shin area. It’s worse
Hi all, I graduated C25K a month or so ago (never had any injuries during its completion), and have continued running using a different workout app (doing short intervals alongside other workouts), which has been great! The only problem is I’ve started having pains along the inner shin area. It’s worse
Dynamite905
Graduate
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Couch to 5K
3 years ago
Medication & mental health guidance
Hi, my nearly 11 year old daughter has been treated for impacted bowels since she was 5 by a gastroenterologist. She’s has 3 desimpactations, two of Movicol and one at the hospital with a tube up her nose. She is now only on 10ml of Senna a day. We’ve found when she takes it she gets belly aches, her
Hi, my nearly 11 year old daughter has been treated for impacted bowels since she was 5 by a gastroenterologist. She’s has 3 desimpactations, two of Movicol and one at the hospital with a tube up her nose. She is now only on 10ml of Senna a day. We’ve found when she takes it she gets belly aches, her
Nsin
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ERIC
3 years ago
Ivermectin
There’s a lot of talk about Ivermectin on vaccine injury blogs for those who have sustained Neurological damage. One person claimed it stopped their tremors. And then I found this were it mentions Ivermectin possible use for PD. https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acsomega.8b01451 Ivermectin could
There’s a lot of talk about Ivermectin on vaccine injury blogs for those who have sustained Neurological damage. One person claimed it stopped their tremors. And then I found this were it mentions Ivermectin possible use for PD. https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acsomega.8b01451 Ivermectin could
Cons10s
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Cure Parkinson's
3 years ago
Steroid card
Hello all, This might seem a silly question, but I’m in the US and it seems doctors or pharmacies here have never heard of a blue steroid card, something that’s easily visible and universally recognized in an emergency? I know you can buy medic alert bracelets and such, or make a card yourself
Hello all, This might seem a silly question, but I’m in the US and it seems doctors or pharmacies here have never heard of a blue steroid card, something that’s easily visible and universally recognized in an emergency? I know you can buy medic alert bracelets and such, or make a card yourself
Mstiles
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PMRGCAuk
3 years ago
Epidural injection
had an mri 7 weeks ago got results back slipped disc in L4 L5 got to have the epidural injection as the disc in pressing on nurv so worried about geting the epidural due to the side effects ect I have had epidural when I had my 2 children via c section am guessing it’s the same apart from your not numb
had an mri 7 weeks ago got results back slipped disc in L4 L5 got to have the epidural injection as the disc in pressing on nurv so worried about geting the epidural due to the side effects ect I have had epidural when I had my 2 children via c section am guessing it’s the same apart from your not numb
Manchestermum
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NRAS
3 years ago
Removal of tracheostomy after 1 week but advised no further intensive care or ventilation in future?! So confused and scared
Sorry for a lot of posts recently but visited my daughter who has a global anoxic injury yesterday and was taken aside by the consultant afterwards for a discussion regarding their plans going forward and i do not know how to feel and am so worried. The consultant was positive to begin with and said
Sorry for a lot of posts recently but visited my daughter who has a global anoxic injury yesterday and was taken aside by the consultant afterwards for a discussion regarding their plans going forward and i do not know how to feel and am so worried. The consultant was positive to begin with and said
Parapp
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Headway
3 years ago
Prescribed aspirin to thin my blood, skull fracture, led to light headedness, lack of balance, hospital prescribed aspirin! Side effects?
Light headedness slowly levelling out, even eyesight beginning to normalise, which were why in hospital? BUT flaking of skin on hands and dramatically my feet, which are now red and swollen, tired legs, hands tired, dramatic fatigue! [walking sore!] This has happened since being prescribed aspirin 75mg
Light headedness slowly levelling out, even eyesight beginning to normalise, which were why in hospital? BUT flaking of skin on hands and dramatically my feet, which are now red and swollen, tired legs, hands tired, dramatic fatigue! [walking sore!] This has happened since being prescribed aspirin 75mg
Adlon57
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Healthy Evidence
3 years ago
Akkermansia bacteria in gut health
https://drhyman.com/blog/2021/07/26/akkermansia-muciniphila/?_kx=apfgrmgyRq8RXiW5XnHAO8jNq_ApimWvMVEweegI0qHS-vQsTB77BJsRj8ahxigO.HKMsXE “Lactobacillus and bifidobacterium are considered the superstars (or should I say, “superbugs”?) of gut microbiome research because their abundance is linked to better
https://drhyman.com/blog/2021/07/26/akkermansia-muciniphila/?_kx=apfgrmgyRq8RXiW5XnHAO8jNq_ApimWvMVEweegI0qHS-vQsTB77BJsRj8ahxigO.HKMsXE “Lactobacillus and bifidobacterium are considered the superstars (or should I say, “superbugs”?) of gut microbiome research because their abundance is linked to better
LAJ12345
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Cure Parkinson's
3 years ago
Dapagliflozin low blood sugar
Dapagliflozin I have recently been put on this I seem to get hypoglycemic in the evenings if im active For example i was camping this weekend and felt faint walking round the site ,however a shot of orange juice perked me up straight away and no i dont have diabetes
Dapagliflozin I have recently been put on this I seem to get hypoglycemic in the evenings if im active For example i was camping this weekend and felt faint walking round the site ,however a shot of orange juice perked me up straight away and no i dont have diabetes
Jamse
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
3 years ago
Must Watch - ITV – “Tonight” 7:30 – 8:00pm “Are you Drinking too much?”
Towards the end of 2020, research revealed 8.4 million people were drinking at a high-risk level - almost double the number who were prior to the Covid pandemic. But how much is too much, and how can we reduce the harm alcohol causes? ITV journalist and recovering alcoholic Toby Winson explores what
Towards the end of 2020, research revealed 8.4 million people were drinking at a high-risk level - almost double the number who were prior to the Covid pandemic. But how much is too much, and how can we reduce the harm alcohol causes? ITV journalist and recovering alcoholic Toby Winson explores what
Richard-Allen
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British Liver Trust
3 years ago
Can someone explain how a stimulant will work on top of movicol?
My daughter is 3.5 and been withholding since she was a baby. We got her to a point where she was pooing every day without soiling but we are back to soiling again but still doing normal poos every day. I don't think shes blocked up as I can see sweetcorn/kidney beans in her poo the day after eating
My daughter is 3.5 and been withholding since she was a baby. We got her to a point where she was pooing every day without soiling but we are back to soiling again but still doing normal poos every day. I don't think shes blocked up as I can see sweetcorn/kidney beans in her poo the day after eating
123555
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ERIC
3 years ago
Leakage with a small stoma :(
Hi all, I am 7 weeks post op with a ileostomy with i am slowly adjusting to (thanks to endometriosis which damaged by bowel!) Was wondering if anyone has any tips on how to combat a problem I am having with leakage. My stoma is very small and the opening is not at the top of the sto.a but actually
Hi all, I am 7 weeks post op with a ileostomy with i am slowly adjusting to (thanks to endometriosis which damaged by bowel!) Was wondering if anyone has any tips on how to combat a problem I am having with leakage. My stoma is very small and the opening is not at the top of the sto.a but actually
fdennis07
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Living with a Stoma
3 years ago
More on natural inhibitors of P13K/AKT, also a reference to PTEN reactivation
Just wanted to add a few more P13K/AKT inhibitors to the list in LearnAll's excellent post. As none of the epigenitic pathways are completely isolated, from the nuclear receptors outside the cells(of which AR is one), to the chromatin changes they induce when transported inside the cell's nucleus, to
Just wanted to add a few more P13K/AKT inhibitors to the list in LearnAll's excellent post. As none of the epigenitic pathways are completely isolated, from the nuclear receptors outside the cells(of which AR is one), to the chromatin changes they induce when transported inside the cell's nucleus, to
FRTHBST
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 years ago
PBC
Hi I have recently been diagnosed with PBC and have been taking ursodeoxycholic acid for about 3 weeks. I have a really uncomfortable and bloated tummy. Will this side effect ease as I get used to the medication? Any advice and tips would be much appreciated. Thank you so much in advance x
Hi I have recently been diagnosed with PBC and have been taking ursodeoxycholic acid for about 3 weeks. I have a really uncomfortable and bloated tummy. Will this side effect ease as I get used to the medication? Any advice and tips would be much appreciated. Thank you so much in advance x
Christinarose
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British Liver Trust
3 years ago
Week 1, Run 1. Good to be back
My first run today after months of not for reasons including injury, procrastination, laziness and excuses! Feel I wasted all that fitness I gained by graduating the programme. Lessons learned? I shall not add in runs on rest days and I shall not obsess about improving speed/distance. I’m slow - it’s
My first run today after months of not for reasons including injury, procrastination, laziness and excuses! Feel I wasted all that fitness I gained by graduating the programme. Lessons learned? I shall not add in runs on rest days and I shall not obsess about improving speed/distance. I’m slow - it’s
Asthmaticsnail
Graduate
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Couch to 5K
3 years ago
Exenatide : any non diabetic users? Update from those using for diabetes with PD?
I was just prescribed Exenatide by my neurologist. He has faith in the Exenatide trial and has prescribed it to other patients as well. I’m slim with low blood sugar. Can those who are not diabetic but taking Exenatide please share their experience and knowledge? And any info from those taking it
I was just prescribed Exenatide by my neurologist. He has faith in the Exenatide trial and has prescribed it to other patients as well. I’m slim with low blood sugar. Can those who are not diabetic but taking Exenatide please share their experience and knowledge? And any info from those taking it
Hidden
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Cure Parkinson's
3 years ago
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