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Anti-reflux surgery
I would be interested to know of peoples experience with
anti
-
reflux
surgery
, such as partial or full fundoplication, LINX or stretta. Was it worth it? What is life like after the surgery? Any disadvantages? With thanks for your replies.
I would be interested to know of peoples experience with
anti
-
reflux
surgery
, such as partial or full fundoplication, LINX or stretta. Was it worth it? What is life like after the surgery? Any disadvantages? With thanks for your replies.
Inominate
in
Acid Reflux Support
9 months ago
CHANGE OF BIOLOGIC TREATMENT
Hello, I have had Rheumatoid arthritis since my late 30s (77 now). I had several biologic treatments , some of which did not really control the RA well… The best biologic was Enbrel (Etanercept) weekly injections. It gave me my life back for 14 years until I had my second knee replacement operation
Hello, I have had Rheumatoid arthritis since my late 30s (77 now). I had several biologic treatments , some of which did not really control the RA well… The best biologic was Enbrel (Etanercept) weekly injections. It gave me my life back for 14 years until I had my second knee replacement operation
JGBH
in
Arthritis Action
2 months ago
employer moved me
Discovered private nhs employer has moved me from room on my own to room with other staff during my absence from work after emergency hip replacement surgery with no consultation 🙁have RA and on anti tnf medication and been in room on own since return to work in 2020 and choose to wear face mask still
Discovered private nhs employer has moved me from room on my own to room with other staff during my absence from work after emergency hip replacement surgery with no consultation 🙁have RA and on anti tnf medication and been in room on own since return to work in 2020 and choose to wear face mask still
1984cockapoo
in
NRAS
2 months ago
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Update
I haven’t posted in a while but thought I would give an update. I’m now 24 weeks pregnant and have had a semi-smooth pregnancy so far some of the symptoms I’ve had are;
Symptoms
- light bleed (turned out I am A- (RhD Neg) so needed to get the preventative anti D shot early.
Update
I haven’t posted in a while but thought I would give an update. I’m now 24 weeks pregnant and have had a semi-smooth pregnancy so far some of the symptoms I’ve had are;
Symptoms
- light bleed (turned out I am A- (RhD Neg) so needed to get the preventative anti D shot early.
Novbby
in
Fertility Network UK
7 months ago
At my wits end
After suffering with stomach issues for an absolutely years (getting progressively worse each year) I was eventually given a test from the GP, the stool sample flagged something so was sent off to gastro. They did the usual colonoscopy which came back with ulcers in the colon. They took samples, which
After suffering with stomach issues for an absolutely years (getting progressively worse each year) I was eventually given a test from the GP, the stool sample flagged something so was sent off to gastro. They did the usual colonoscopy which came back with ulcers in the colon. They took samples, which
FedupwithIBS1
in
IBS Network
7 months ago
ITP, Need your help
In May 2016, some purpura and Petechia was observed in my legs, to know about it I did CBC. CBC report showed that Platelets of my blood had reached about 47,000 and by passage of 20 days it decreased and reached to 10,000. Beside this I had heavy bleeding and Epistaxis along with purpura. I stated
In May 2016, some purpura and Petechia was observed in my legs, to know about it I did CBC. CBC report showed that Platelets of my blood had reached about 47,000 and by passage of 20 days it decreased and reached to 10,000. Beside this I had heavy bleeding and Epistaxis along with purpura. I stated
Homayoon
in
ITP Support Association
7 months ago
Vabysmo or Eylea
Hi All, I need an urgent advice from the experts here. My father's dry amd has recently progressed to wet and we have been advised to get an Anti VEGF injection. He has advanced glaucoma as well and this is his only working eye (left). The other eye is already affected by glaucoma (90-95%). We are
Hi All, I need an urgent advice from the experts here. My father's dry amd has recently progressed to wet and we have been advised to get an Anti VEGF injection. He has advanced glaucoma as well and this is his only working eye (left). The other eye is already affected by glaucoma (90-95%). We are
VikPa
in
Macular Society
2 months ago
R A 4 anti tnf on bariticinib 2mg
Severe RA since 1995 has anyone had 2nd total hip replacement ,one keeps dislocating had it 22yrs .
Severe RA since 1995 has anyone had 2nd total hip replacement ,one keeps dislocating had it 22yrs .
Elephant100
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NRAS
8 months ago
surgery
I have had all tests done and will meet surgeon next week. (AVR) Just wondering how soon after meeting surgeon did others have surgery?
I have had all tests done and will meet surgeon next week. (AVR) Just wondering how soon after meeting surgeon did others have surgery?
Hythe123
in
British Heart Foundation
2 hours ago
surgery date has arrived
the surgery date has arrived for my op . Even though I have been waiting when I got the call went tearful and wobbly…. 29th I go in … for aortic valve replacement and pulmonary artery bipass graft ..
the surgery date has arrived for my op . Even though I have been waiting when I got the call went tearful and wobbly…. 29th I go in … for aortic valve replacement and pulmonary artery bipass graft ..
Bowlsnut
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British Heart Foundation
1 hour ago
new trial uses water vapor to treat prostate cancer
”This treatment does not require chemotherapy, radiation, or surgery; and as such, patients are not subjected to the harsh side effects that can come from traditional cancer treatments.” https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/memorialcare-cancer-institute-revolutionizes-prostate-cancer-treatment-hot-water-potential-solution-to-prostate-cancer
”This treatment does not require chemotherapy, radiation, or surgery; and as such, patients are not subjected to the harsh side effects that can come from traditional cancer treatments.” https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/memorialcare-cancer-institute-revolutionizes-prostate-cancer-treatment-hot-water-potential-solution-to-prostate-cancer
Maxone73
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
39 minutes ago
Returning Endometriosis with a vengeance!
So approximately two years ago I had surgery for severe endometriosis. It didn’t particularly help with the pain as I also have adenomyosis, but I was just about managing. The NHS haven’t been very helpful as I have been waiting for nearly two years for the mirena coil. I took matters into my own hands
So approximately two years ago I had surgery for severe endometriosis. It didn’t particularly help with the pain as I also have adenomyosis, but I was just about managing. The NHS haven’t been very helpful as I have been waiting for nearly two years for the mirena coil. I took matters into my own hands
AnissaEndo
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Endometriosis UK
7 hours ago
London pain management specialist
Hi, I know no one can directly post a recommendation but would anyone be able to send me a direct message if you can recommend a pain management specialist in London because I haven’t had much luck so far I’m currently on Buprenorphine 10mcg patches but they barely last 4 days and are meant to last
Hi, I know no one can directly post a recommendation but would anyone be able to send me a direct message if you can recommend a pain management specialist in London because I haven’t had much luck so far I’m currently on Buprenorphine 10mcg patches but they barely last 4 days and are meant to last
MyStar86
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Pain Concern
8 hours ago
The Road Less Traveled (thanks to insurance not covering it)
Officially approved for VNS surgery eligibility… pre-surgical consultation tomorrow… home stretch (?) 🙏🏻🤞🏻
Officially approved for VNS surgery eligibility… pre-surgical consultation tomorrow… home stretch (?) 🙏🏻🤞🏻
So_It_Goes
in
Anxiety and Depression Support
8 hours ago
Facing thyroid surgery?
Have you been told that you're hyperthyroid, and / or been told that you need to have your thyroid removed – but you're not convinced because your symptoms don't seem to match the diagnosis? That's exactly where I was nine years ago – and I want to urge you to follow your instincts ! To put it simply
Have you been told that you're hyperthyroid, and / or been told that you need to have your thyroid removed – but you're not convinced because your symptoms don't seem to match the diagnosis? That's exactly where I was nine years ago – and I want to urge you to follow your instincts ! To put it simply
Indiethinker
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Thyroid UK
14 hours ago
weight & DOACs
I have just had a review at GP surgery with clinical pharmacist and he informed me Edoxaban isn’t effective if weight over 120kg. Apixiban and rivaroxiban are however, both of which I didn’t get on with. I am on a weight loss programme so hopefully will soon be under that weight but this was never mentioned
I have just had a review at GP surgery with clinical pharmacist and he informed me Edoxaban isn’t effective if weight over 120kg. Apixiban and rivaroxiban are however, both of which I didn’t get on with. I am on a weight loss programme so hopefully will soon be under that weight but this was never mentioned
Bingofox007
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
17 hours ago
Reassurance for laparoscopy excision surgery
I'm just after a bit of reassurance really. I'm under an endo specialist and I've booked in for excision surgery in August, but I so scared that they're not going to find anything. I've already been told there is an endometrioma on one of my ovaries and 'normal' cysts on the other. My ovaries however
I'm just after a bit of reassurance really. I'm under an endo specialist and I've booked in for excision surgery in August, but I so scared that they're not going to find anything. I've already been told there is an endometrioma on one of my ovaries and 'normal' cysts on the other. My ovaries however
WJSM
in
Endometriosis UK
17 hours ago
Prednisone vs Acterma with steroid induced diabetes. Really terrified
Update: April 2024 was scheduled for eye surgery for Strabismus which was canceled days before when in the same week I was determined by my Endocrinologist to have steroid induced diabetes which makes the general anesthesia too risky at this point. Rescheduled for August tentatively while we work on
Update: April 2024 was scheduled for eye surgery for Strabismus which was canceled days before when in the same week I was determined by my Endocrinologist to have steroid induced diabetes which makes the general anesthesia too risky at this point. Rescheduled for August tentatively while we work on
JanetGarrettN
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PMRGCAuk
18 hours ago
Royal Blackburn Teaching Hospital
Has anyone had surgery done at the above hospital. This is where I am being offered treatment. Thanks Tony.
Has anyone had surgery done at the above hospital. This is where I am being offered treatment. Thanks Tony.
Tulile
in
Prostate Cancer Network
19 hours ago
Endo help
hi all, hope you’re well. I’m definitely repeating myself here (sorry), but looking for some reassurance 💛 As a back story, I’m 36, have endometriosis and 3 x failed rounds of ivf/icsi which includes 2 x transfers (top quality) and 4 pgta tested abnormal embryos. A recent MRI also shows fibroids,
hi all, hope you’re well. I’m definitely repeating myself here (sorry), but looking for some reassurance 💛 As a back story, I’m 36, have endometriosis and 3 x failed rounds of ivf/icsi which includes 2 x transfers (top quality) and 4 pgta tested abnormal embryos. A recent MRI also shows fibroids,
Elsidee11
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Fertility Network UK
20 hours ago
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