G at home with FULL time Care the last 10 years, recently due to wound his Diabetic condition has worsened and now needs injections rather than pills, Of course his sugar levels have risen shapely and his local NHS dietician says she cannot supply (diabetes-specific formulas) through the NHS, so please can you direct me to where I can purchase such Formulas High in M.U.F.
A mi paso algo similar en mi desarrollo, como a los trece años, empece a tener dolores como de apendicitis y como no sangraba, me iban a operar de apendicitis, gracia a Dios pocas horas antes me vino mi periodo y me vino horriblemente fuerte y duro casi 2 semanas 1/2, pero la razon fue que paso retenido mi periodo y no me llegaba y ya era tiempo. Ahora apesar de que una regla sea irregular,quizas es mejor checkar con un doctor, para evitar alguna complicacion en el futuro.
I had an apendicitis a few years ago, it felt mite like a throbbing stabbing pain deeper inside, not like a pulled muscle at all. What your describing definitly sounds more like round ligament pain to me.
I have rang my Doc, Heptatis C advice line and NHS Direct and every service has told me not to worry, as transmission via casual contact is very rare and my situation is almost an impossibility.
I just wanted some further reassurance as this worry is getting me down and playing in my mind a bit.
Thanks for any replies, and sorry to sound pathetic.
best advice I can give you if your really worried and can't wait until Monday is to ring NHS direct or your surgery and get their out of hours number.
if you are than that could be why, but im guessing your not which is why your asking. could be a lot of things, some serious but most not.
Mines were burned when I was 12 and had a really bad case of apendicitis that turned into peritonitis. The acid burned everything on its path. Doctors told me that I was never going to be able to have kids. Luckily, I have a gorgeous 2 year old daughter! Good Luck to you!
Ok thank you, could I be pregnant?
For acute back pain without pre-existing problems I would suggest gentle stretching, hot packs to the area and avoiding prolonged sitting. Mild analgesics and muscle relaxants could help. Soaking in a hot tub and a gentle massage could also reduce muscle tension in the back area.
Persistent pain and any weakness requires a medical consult.
The last time he had a stomach pain doctor thought it was apendicitis, which in the hospital they did x-rays blood and urine test and they said he was fine no apendidcitis, please !!! help me i dont know what to do. if you want to know about him please let me know..
That's not happened to me, but you could call NHS Direct on 111? That's what my GP suggested I do out of hours, as I've been bleeding this week. They were able to fit me in for a scan at my local hospital tomorrow at v short notice, so if your local hospital has staff around on the weekend you might not have to wait either.
How much bleeding, and is it more red or brown?
We brought her to the ER with severe pains in the lower right quadrant, thinking it might be apendicitis. Blood work, and Cat scan showed nothing...urinalysis showed infection.They put her on Bactrim. Next evening we brought her back to the ER because she was screaming in excruciating pain. After about 3 hours or so the pain just went away and the ER said it is probably an ovarian cyst. She is still having pain but the pain goes from the right hip area to the front area wherre her ovaries are.
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