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Avatar f tn At the age of 19, I had a bout of depression and was given and short course of tablets. When asking about counselling for the OCD, anxiety and depression, I was told, "sorry we don't provide it". 18 months later I feel overloaded with rituals and anxiety. I lie in bed for as long as I can until I have no option but to get up and start the exhausting day all over again.
950760 tn?1316697651 I have been diagnosed with depression and have been advised by my GP that the time is now right for me to look at Cognitive Behavioural Therapy [CBT] as a way forward with my treatment. The NHS waiting lists in the UK are very long in respect of this treatment, and I have a possibility of having combined EMDR and CBT treatments being provided by my employer. Can anyone tell me if it works?????
1228164 tn?1267419626 I'm in the UK. I'm on something called income support (benefit) which entitles me to free treatment on the NHS so I suppose there's no excuse really, apart from lack of motivation to even help myself. Just out of curiosity what is a 'p-doc'?
572651 tn?1530999357 Natalizumab (Tysabri) is licensed for use in the UK and has been approved for treatment on the NHS for those meeting the NICE recommendations (rapidly evolving, severe, relapsing remitting MS). People who are currently receiving treatment with Tysabri, but for whom treatment would not be recommended under the NICE guidelines will have the option to continue therapy until they and their physicians consider it appropriate to stop. What is the 'Risk Sharing Scheme'?
Avatar n tn is there anyway of getting rid of Fordyce Spots on the penis for free on the nhs? because they look disgusting and im really, really embarresed about it.
Avatar f tn I'm sorry, but this is a long one! I was diagnosed with depression at around age 16. I've had severe bouts of depression over the years and tried several anti-depression medications. I also remember being in family therapy as a young child. I stumbled across a list of symptoms of BPD a couple days ago and subsequently Googled till my eyes crossed and I could agree with almost every statement. I felt fairly strongly that this is what my problem is.
Avatar f tn ve been diagnosed with Anorexia Nervosa, feel depressed a lot of the time and cut regularly. I go for therapy with the NHS but I still feel terrible. Does anyone know how I can start to feel better?
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Avatar f tn t adequately convert FT4 to FT3 and have to add a source of T3. Again, we understand that T3 treatment is not part of the NHS guidelines and is very hard to get in UK.
Avatar f tn Root canel treatment need to be done but dentist says it is too long a procedure for them to do under NHS. What can I do until next Monday when hopefully I will be able to get it treated.
Avatar n tn Is the cold sore a sign of HIV - unfortunately whilst looking for info on cold sore treatment I read on the NHS direct web site that it may be! I am showing signs of OCD? Thanks Again and I look forward to hearing back from you shortly. Best regards..
Avatar f tn also we have requested appointment for dermatologist who does private treatment as well as NHS but NHS has got long waiting list so she might go as private.
Avatar f tn Okay so I've had issues with depression way before becoming pregnant. And now being pregnant I of course cannot take my meds. Has anyone else dealt with depression issues before/during pregnancy? No certain reason behind them, just depressed. And does it usually cause you to be more at risk for post partum depression? How can I deal with this easier? Now and once my little man is here?
Avatar m tn When I went to my doctor I was diagnosed with depression, I said that I thought that I might have hypothyroidism but he dismissed it because I didn't have the 'major' symptoms as he put it, of weight gain, hair loss, or sensitivity to the cold.
Avatar n tn Easier said than done dean, trying to get an appointment is nigh and impossible, the personal gp doctor cant seem to rush things through either, ive spoken to another couple of people in the same boat and it seems a month for a scan seems normal, well thats the sorry state of our NHS i suppose, only other option is to go private. The only bonus is the use of the hand is starting to come back now. I expect she will be back to normal by the time the scan comes around.