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W8R1 good run but now resting ankle 🙄
Did this run yesterday in thankfully cooler weather. Part way round I developed a niggle on the inside of my left ankle 🥴 Having read other posts I’ve carefully been alternating pavements so as not to always be running on the same camber. I had no trouble in finishing but was a bit concerned as there
Did this run yesterday in thankfully cooler weather. Part way round I developed a niggle on the inside of my left ankle 🥴 Having read other posts I’ve carefully been alternating pavements so as not to always be running on the same camber. I had no trouble in finishing but was a bit concerned as there
CazzaW
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Couch to 5K
4 years ago
FET - Progynova side effects
Hi everyone. I started Progynova twice a day last week and upped it to 3 times yesterday as per clinic instructions. Since the baseline scan I have had pains like ovulation pains every day and today I have bled (brown not red) quite a bit. Tonight my stomach is cramping as if AF is close (although it
Hi everyone. I started Progynova twice a day last week and upped it to 3 times yesterday as per clinic instructions. Since the baseline scan I have had pains like ovulation pains every day and today I have bled (brown not red) quite a bit. Tonight my stomach is cramping as if AF is close (although it
Rainbowbaby92
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Fertility Network UK
4 years ago
Fatty liver and nosebleeds
Hi, i have had m.e for 9 years and the only thing wrong in my bloods At the beginning was my ALT Level was 52. 5 years later is 109 and i had an ultrasound which diagnosed me as having a fatty liver. My gp did nothing after that and couldn’t give me any idea of what percentage of my liver was fatty.
Hi, i have had m.e for 9 years and the only thing wrong in my bloods At the beginning was my ALT Level was 52. 5 years later is 109 and i had an ultrasound which diagnosed me as having a fatty liver. My gp did nothing after that and couldn’t give me any idea of what percentage of my liver was fatty.
sulamaye
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British Liver Trust
4 years ago
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I forgot to mention earlier on that I am disabled & use 2 walking sticks as I need a knee & hip replacement & had a right knee cartilage operation when I was 10 years old. Eric
I forgot to mention earlier on that I am disabled & use 2 walking sticks as I need a knee & hip replacement & had a right knee cartilage operation when I was 10 years old. Eric
CelticBhoy1967
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
4 years ago
Covid: Please help! Doctors ready to call if quits
My dad has been on a ventilator for three weeks today and has had a trach for 12 days now. My question is that the doctors think my dad may have irreparable brain damage although his CT scan was normal. His EEG showed generalized slowing but he was on a small dose of precedex during the test. The
My dad has been on a ventilator for three weeks today and has had a trach for 12 days now. My question is that the doctors think my dad may have irreparable brain damage although his CT scan was normal. His EEG showed generalized slowing but he was on a small dose of precedex during the test. The
GeordieCMD
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ICUsteps
4 years ago
how can i live with Plagiocephaly? plz anyone
i'm a 17 years old male with plagiocephaly and it's mild to moderate i don't know what to do on my life i don't want to step out of my house i feel so depression i just don't want to live anymore i am so tried about it i just want to rest and never weak up again a study said symmetry is the key of
i'm a 17 years old male with plagiocephaly and it's mild to moderate i don't know what to do on my life i don't want to step out of my house i feel so depression i just don't want to live anymore i am so tried about it i just want to rest and never weak up again a study said symmetry is the key of
SupremoX11
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Changing Faces
4 years ago
Dietitians Advice
Saw a dietitian yesterday after a long wait due to Covid. She didn't suggest a FODMAP diet immediately, but has given me a list of fruit and veg I can eat. Some are surprising as I'm type 2 diabetic (bananas and melon) and I'm to have only 2 portions of fruit and 3 portions of veg daily. What surprised
Saw a dietitian yesterday after a long wait due to Covid. She didn't suggest a FODMAP diet immediately, but has given me a list of fruit and veg I can eat. Some are surprising as I'm type 2 diabetic (bananas and melon) and I'm to have only 2 portions of fruit and 3 portions of veg daily. What surprised
learning2me
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IBS Network
4 years ago
Me, Again!
I'm really struggling, feeling really emotional and really wanting some reassurance, but I know that maybe no one can tell me what I'd love to hear. My beloved partner, who has had pretty much everything go wrong, is now post his last surgery 15 weeks (13th July) he spent 10 days in an induced coma and
I'm really struggling, feeling really emotional and really wanting some reassurance, but I know that maybe no one can tell me what I'd love to hear. My beloved partner, who has had pretty much everything go wrong, is now post his last surgery 15 weeks (13th July) he spent 10 days in an induced coma and
123Bereft
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Headway
4 years ago
Interesting article: In-office gene therapy for wet age-related macular degeneration is coming
Gene therapy is showing promise for one of the most common causes of blindness. Data presented today shows that six patients with wet age-related macular degeneration (AMD) have, so far, gone at least six months without the need for continued injections to control a disease that typically requires treatment
Gene therapy is showing promise for one of the most common causes of blindness. Data presented today shows that six patients with wet age-related macular degeneration (AMD) have, so far, gone at least six months without the need for continued injections to control a disease that typically requires treatment
Edman777
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Macular Society
4 years ago
Colomycin query
Hello all, I'm new to Colomycin and wondered if you had any tips on how best to mix it with the saline solution to minimise the amount of time you have to swirl it so it all dissolves. I've tried a number of ways and there's always a residue left which takes 2-3 minutes to dissolve. Taking the Colomycin
Hello all, I'm new to Colomycin and wondered if you had any tips on how best to mix it with the saline solution to minimise the amount of time you have to swirl it so it all dissolves. I've tried a number of ways and there's always a residue left which takes 2-3 minutes to dissolve. Taking the Colomycin
Guy_Incognito
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
4 years ago
4 yr old weeing regularly at school and now pooing.
Need help with our 4 yr old boy. Who started school this September (28th), History (I talk in terms as I work in a school) Out of nappies summer hols 2019 just after turning 3. Initially lots of accidents at nursery but settled by Oct half term, then there was a pattern of a few weeks dry then a few
Need help with our 4 yr old boy. Who started school this September (28th), History (I talk in terms as I work in a school) Out of nappies summer hols 2019 just after turning 3. Initially lots of accidents at nursery but settled by Oct half term, then there was a pattern of a few weeks dry then a few
Qaws
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ERIC
4 years ago
Regressive behaviour with renewed incontinence
Our foster daughter has just started regressive behaviour. When she came to us in December she had not been potty trained, we are family number 7 for her. (She will be 5yr next week!) We got her clean and dry, day and night before lockdown started, but by June she had lost the ability to remember for
Our foster daughter has just started regressive behaviour. When she came to us in December she had not been potty trained, we are family number 7 for her. (She will be 5yr next week!) We got her clean and dry, day and night before lockdown started, but by June she had lost the ability to remember for
Flor62
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ERIC
4 years ago
Wildfire smoke more dangerous than other air pollutants for asthma patients.
For people who suffer from asthma, wildfire smoke is more hazardous than other types of air pollution, according to a new study from the Desert Research Institute (DRI), the Renown Institute for Health Innovation (Renown IHI) and the Washoe County Health District (WCHD). The study, which published last
For people who suffer from asthma, wildfire smoke is more hazardous than other types of air pollution, according to a new study from the Desert Research Institute (DRI), the Renown Institute for Health Innovation (Renown IHI) and the Washoe County Health District (WCHD). The study, which published last
2greys
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
4 years ago
Raising eyebrows on neuroinflammation: Study finds novel role for 'skin plumping' molecule
Scientists have discovered a novel mechanism and role in the brain for hyaluronic acid -- a clear, gooey substance popularized by cosmetic and skin care products. Hyaluronic acid may be the key in how an immune signal moves from the blood stream to the brain, activating the brain's resident immune cells
Scientists have discovered a novel mechanism and role in the brain for hyaluronic acid -- a clear, gooey substance popularized by cosmetic and skin care products. Hyaluronic acid may be the key in how an immune signal moves from the blood stream to the brain, activating the brain's resident immune cells
Kia17
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Cure Parkinson's
4 years ago
Fatty liver or more?
Hi! In august i had a blood check up and my liver enzymes were tripled. Docter wanted me to come back in a month. So in september did a new check, and still too high. Got an ultrasound to check it and the result gave Fatty Liver. I am now doubting if it might be more serious and the Ultrasound didnt
Hi! In august i had a blood check up and my liver enzymes were tripled. Docter wanted me to come back in a month. So in september did a new check, and still too high. Got an ultrasound to check it and the result gave Fatty Liver. I am now doubting if it might be more serious and the Ultrasound didnt
barrelandro
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British Liver Trust
4 years ago
Does anyone use Kemadrin for stiffness
Does anyone use Kemadrin for stiffness or to counteract the agitation effect of other drugs? It sounds good but it is an anticholergenic so is it harmful?
Does anyone use Kemadrin for stiffness or to counteract the agitation effect of other drugs? It sounds good but it is an anticholergenic so is it harmful?
LAJ12345
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Cure Parkinson's
4 years ago
PiP
thank you guys who responded to my message. I have been in touch with CAB today and they inform me im not intitle to any pip at all. But they are raising the issue higher up as they deem it so unfair that post covid and especially those who were in ICU with covid aren't getting the right help financially
thank you guys who responded to my message. I have been in touch with CAB today and they inform me im not intitle to any pip at all. But they are raising the issue higher up as they deem it so unfair that post covid and especially those who were in ICU with covid aren't getting the right help financially
joanne68
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ICUsteps
4 years ago
Anxiety OCD Disorder
So I am diagnosed OCD anxiety based disorder where I am scared of germs so to speak and I recently had my second baby which increases the anxiety and postnatal worries I went into a mother and baby unit for three months and was put onto sertraline quetipine and promethazine and I was doing some research
So I am diagnosed OCD anxiety based disorder where I am scared of germs so to speak and I recently had my second baby which increases the anxiety and postnatal worries I went into a mother and baby unit for three months and was put onto sertraline quetipine and promethazine and I was doing some research
Meganiiee
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Anxiety Support
4 years ago
Lazy bowel
I have had a lifetime of problems going to the loo. Constipation, bloatedness and wind. Having been treated once for Sibo I continue to have problems and am taking glycerine suppository daily to keep,things moving a little. I have taken bisacodyl for 2 nights running in the hope of having a good clear
I have had a lifetime of problems going to the loo. Constipation, bloatedness and wind. Having been treated once for Sibo I continue to have problems and am taking glycerine suppository daily to keep,things moving a little. I have taken bisacodyl for 2 nights running in the hope of having a good clear
Easynot
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IBS Network
4 years ago
Medications & fiber capsules
I take 2 psyllium fiber capsules with 8 ounces of water, twice a day because if I didn't, I'd be making *hard bricks* and they would hurt like heck when they get... eliminated. The psyllium fiber capsule part gets dissolved and the psyllium turns into a gel that goes through my system and does it's
I take 2 psyllium fiber capsules with 8 ounces of water, twice a day because if I didn't, I'd be making *hard bricks* and they would hurt like heck when they get... eliminated. The psyllium fiber capsule part gets dissolved and the psyllium turns into a gel that goes through my system and does it's
Doggiemomma
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
4 years ago
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