Search
Search
About
Log in
Join
Experiences with
Work-related accidents
Posts
Communities
6,380 public posts
Filter results
Raised bilirubin and abdominal pain
Hi, So for just under a year now I’ve been having on and off mild to moderate abdominal pain just below my ribs on the right side. I’ve had numerous blood tests which have all show raised bilirubin. Ranging for 35 to 65umol. I’ve had an abdominal ultrasound Which came back normal. But the pain has still
Hi, So for just under a year now I’ve been having on and off mild to moderate abdominal pain just below my ribs on the right side. I’ve had numerous blood tests which have all show raised bilirubin. Ranging for 35 to 65umol. I’ve had an abdominal ultrasound Which came back normal. But the pain has still
Pd91
in
British Liver Trust
5 years ago
Old head injury, looking for anything I can do to improve my quality of life!
Good afternoon everyone! Hope you are all well, I recently read James Cracknells book about his recovery from his head injury. And read about headway in the book. I suffered a head injury in 1995, going face first through a windscreen at around 30mph after being knocked off my bike. Being young and
Good afternoon everyone! Hope you are all well, I recently read James Cracknells book about his recovery from his head injury. And read about headway in the book. I suffered a head injury in 1995, going face first through a windscreen at around 30mph after being knocked off my bike. Being young and
SupermanRAF
in
Headway
5 years ago
3 year old having accidents
Hi all, this is a difficult one as I'm not sure what could be causing it but basically my 3 year old son has been potty trained since he just turned 2! However hes never really grasped pooping! He will mostly pop in his pants, never constipated and never loose so I dont think its constipation! However
Hi all, this is a difficult one as I'm not sure what could be causing it but basically my 3 year old son has been potty trained since he just turned 2! However hes never really grasped pooping! He will mostly pop in his pants, never constipated and never loose so I dont think its constipation! However
Kayduds
in
ERIC
5 years ago
Want to take advantage of all our features? Just log in!
Log in
or
Join
How many US veterans on this site were exposed to Agent Orange during the VietNam era?
White House, US Courts & EPA Shaft Veterans to Protect Monsanto By: Cassandra Anderson Fate of US Veterans In 2003, the Supreme Court affirmed a lower court decision allowing veterans to sue Monsanto, Dow and other Agent Orange manufacturers directly. The government has responded, under the Obama
White House, US Courts & EPA Shaft Veterans to Protect Monsanto By: Cassandra Anderson Fate of US Veterans In 2003, the Supreme Court affirmed a lower court decision allowing veterans to sue Monsanto, Dow and other Agent Orange manufacturers directly. The government has responded, under the Obama
bepo
in
Cure Parkinson's
5 years ago
Giggle incontinence advice for a desperate mum!
Hi I'm new here, I am wondering if there is anyone with any advice on giggle incontinence? My 10 year old son was diagnosed 5 years ago, he pretty much self potty trained at 2 and was dry day and night within 2 weeks. Then at 4 years old he started to lose control of his bladder when he would laugh.
Hi I'm new here, I am wondering if there is anyone with any advice on giggle incontinence? My 10 year old son was diagnosed 5 years ago, he pretty much self potty trained at 2 and was dry day and night within 2 weeks. Then at 4 years old he started to lose control of his bladder when he would laugh.
PurpleUnicorn88
in
ERIC
5 years ago
Constipation or rather worse
Hi I’ve had really bad ibs over Xmas, probably stress related, and been trying just about everything. One thing I’ve tried which has caused me great problems (my own fault) is Psyllium capsules. I think they might have helped if I’d only followed the instructions to drink a lot but I’m not a great water
Hi I’ve had really bad ibs over Xmas, probably stress related, and been trying just about everything. One thing I’ve tried which has caused me great problems (my own fault) is Psyllium capsules. I think they might have helped if I’d only followed the instructions to drink a lot but I’m not a great water
Wifflesnook
in
IBS Network
5 years ago
8-year-old Charlie raises £1000s for other people with a visible difference
When Charlie was 8 years old he was in a car crash which resulted in serious facial scarring. Since then, he's raised thousands of pounds for other people with a visible difference. This is his story. My name is Kimberley. I’m writing on behalf of my son Charlie, who’s 8 years old. On 30 September
When Charlie was 8 years old he was in a car crash which resulted in serious facial scarring. Since then, he's raised thousands of pounds for other people with a visible difference. This is his story. My name is Kimberley. I’m writing on behalf of my son Charlie, who’s 8 years old. On 30 September
Hidden
in
Changing Faces
5 years ago
New hope for COPD patients possible with in-home device.
COPD is a chronic lung disease that makes it difficult to breathe. COPD is the third leading cause of death in the U.S., with more than 15 million people currently living with the disease, according to the American Lung Association. Many people who have COPD suffer from hypercapnia, the retention of
COPD is a chronic lung disease that makes it difficult to breathe. COPD is the third leading cause of death in the U.S., with more than 15 million people currently living with the disease, according to the American Lung Association. Many people who have COPD suffer from hypercapnia, the retention of
2greys
in
Lung Conditions Community Forum
5 years ago
Diverticulitis diet
My name is Barbara and have had several hernia operations and by 2015 I suffered a strangulated hernia. Since then I have had mostly diarrhoea making it impossible to go out without preparation and watching what I ate.Diverticulitis was diagnosed but not treated other than my medication for constipation
My name is Barbara and have had several hernia operations and by 2015 I suffered a strangulated hernia. Since then I have had mostly diarrhoea making it impossible to go out without preparation and watching what I ate.Diverticulitis was diagnosed but not treated other than my medication for constipation
Isazarfra3
in
IBS Network
5 years ago
Fatty liver
Need advise. I have grade 3 fatty liver from alcohol I think. Was certainly a drinker. Binge one at that over many years decades. My cap score was 328. I've not drank for 1 year now. I've lost abit of weight by cutting bk on unhealthy food. Does anyone know if stopping drinking and watching what I eat
Need advise. I have grade 3 fatty liver from alcohol I think. Was certainly a drinker. Binge one at that over many years decades. My cap score was 328. I've not drank for 1 year now. I've lost abit of weight by cutting bk on unhealthy food. Does anyone know if stopping drinking and watching what I eat
Hidden
in
British Liver Trust
5 years ago
MY GGT READING 172
just received my general screen today and found out that my ggt is 172, very high compare to reference value of <50, i normally take alcohol during weekend or once a week, what that mean?. i'm 1.64m tall with 85kg weight (obese). does it means that i have a liver problem?.
just received my general screen today and found out that my ggt is 172, very high compare to reference value of <50, i normally take alcohol during weekend or once a week, what that mean?. i'm 1.64m tall with 85kg weight (obese). does it means that i have a liver problem?.
balat
in
British Liver Trust
5 years ago
Explosive d* - anxiety?
I almost went 3 whole weeks without my one Imodium per week (took one last on the 22 of December) and managed Christmas just fine, normal stools and quite a change in diet (no broccoli, sprouts, risky fruits and alot less chocolate and cake). Along with this I had no work, gigs or nerve inducing plans
I almost went 3 whole weeks without my one Imodium per week (took one last on the 22 of December) and managed Christmas just fine, normal stools and quite a change in diet (no broccoli, sprouts, risky fruits and alot less chocolate and cake). Along with this I had no work, gigs or nerve inducing plans
Cheesecake17
in
IBS Network
5 years ago
With holding nightmare for 6 year old
Hi, my son is 6 and only poos every 2-3 weeks after a few doses of either movicol or ducolax, longest he has held it in for is 6 weeks. Drs just say it idiopathic constipation from being a baby which has developed into withholding. I'm having to send him to school in pull ups to catch any liquid poo.
Hi, my son is 6 and only poos every 2-3 weeks after a few doses of either movicol or ducolax, longest he has held it in for is 6 weeks. Drs just say it idiopathic constipation from being a baby which has developed into withholding. I'm having to send him to school in pull ups to catch any liquid poo.
bluecow
in
ERIC
5 years ago
Lungs
I have ALD and am currently on 50mg Spironolactone for ascites and 40mg Propanolol for varices. I keep getting slightly bubbly lungs when I lie down for a while and in the morning. Is this related to the ALD or entirely separate? Thanks. Wendy
I have ALD and am currently on 50mg Spironolactone for ascites and 40mg Propanolol for varices. I keep getting slightly bubbly lungs when I lie down for a while and in the morning. Is this related to the ALD or entirely separate? Thanks. Wendy
theoldboiler
in
British Liver Trust
5 years ago
Tedsui looking for support
Hi - I'm a newbie to this site as my husband has recently been diagnosed with Primary Sclerosing Cholangitis (this wasn't an option in the search box so I ticked PBC instead) He attends our local hospital weekly for blood tests and was an in-patient from 2l to 24 January 2020, as his liver blood results
Hi - I'm a newbie to this site as my husband has recently been diagnosed with Primary Sclerosing Cholangitis (this wasn't an option in the search box so I ticked PBC instead) He attends our local hospital weekly for blood tests and was an in-patient from 2l to 24 January 2020, as his liver blood results
Tedsui
in
British Liver Trust
5 years ago
Loss of memory
My girlfriend was in coma since June I am not sure how long it’s been since she has been awake. She doesn’t know who I am after reading my messages on Instagram all her memory is gone back to her university days in 2012, it’s 2 years before we met. She had surgery for some kind of fluid which was not
My girlfriend was in coma since June I am not sure how long it’s been since she has been awake. She doesn’t know who I am after reading my messages on Instagram all her memory is gone back to her university days in 2012, it’s 2 years before we met. She had surgery for some kind of fluid which was not
Unknown7
in
ICUsteps
5 years ago
Meal suggestions
Thanks for the suggestions on the constipation relief. We're are improving some with the help of Sennoside S and my concerted effort to get raw veggies and fruits into his diet. Now I need to ask for more advice. As the swallowing continues to deteriorate, meal have become more of a challenge.
Thanks for the suggestions on the constipation relief. We're are improving some with the help of Sennoside S and my concerted effort to get raw veggies and fruits into his diet. Now I need to ask for more advice. As the swallowing continues to deteriorate, meal have become more of a challenge.
Baytalon
in
PSP Association
5 years ago
Removing body clock gene protects mice against pneumonia.
Removing the clock gene BMAL1 makes bacteria-engulfing defence cells in the body more effective, a University of Manchester and University of Oxford study published in the journal PNAS has found. This is the first time a clock gene has been found to affect resistance to bacterial pneumonia, a fatal
Removing the clock gene BMAL1 makes bacteria-engulfing defence cells in the body more effective, a University of Manchester and University of Oxford study published in the journal PNAS has found. This is the first time a clock gene has been found to affect resistance to bacterial pneumonia, a fatal
2greys
in
Lung Conditions Community Forum
5 years ago
Injections for life? Will health insurance or NHS pay?
I am "only" 53 and have needed to have 2 Eylea injections in my left eye to resolve a slight bleed. So far, so good, but I am wondering if I will need regular injections for the rest of my life? Has anyone else found that a few injections can stop the macular degeneration in its tracks? Also, will my
I am "only" 53 and have needed to have 2 Eylea injections in my left eye to resolve a slight bleed. So far, so good, but I am wondering if I will need regular injections for the rest of my life? Has anyone else found that a few injections can stop the macular degeneration in its tracks? Also, will my
Mpatz
in
Macular Society
5 years ago
FTD
Anyone tried Trazadone for agitation, depression and apathy, apparently one of the few drugs that is ok to take with FTD ?
Anyone tried Trazadone for agitation, depression and apathy, apparently one of the few drugs that is ok to take with FTD ?
Hidden
in
PSP Association
5 years ago
1
...
96
97
98
...
100
Next page
50
60
70
80
90
100
Filter results
Clear filters
Posted in
All communities
Couch to 5K
681 results
British Liver Trust
641 results
Headway
606 results
View top 10 communities
Sort by
Most Relevant
Newest