Besides Clonazepan, Solof, Lorazepan, Divalproex, Citalopran, Donepezil,Divalproex, Enalapril, Carb/Levo tab she started taking Ziprasidone four weeks ago.Please tell me if she should stop taking some of those medications.
She is not alcoholically person and never drink in her live. She has heart disease and take atorvastatin for 10 years and also donepezil and ladiomil for 4 years. Since her doctor discover problem with GOT and GPT she stopped taking atorvastatin (3mounts before) because they were suspicious that atorvastatin was reason for this problem but again GOP and GPT increase. Next step was cancer marker (CA19-9 = 34.4, AST = 5.47, CEA=3.22) and virus markers (HBsAg Es = 0.13 negative, Anti-HCV = 0.
Any mummies on here from the UK? im a FTM and just had my 20 week scan..
Is any one from the UK?
I was just wondering if any one is from the UK on this app?
In the UK, do they check for dilation? Only really heard it done in USA, and I'm 37 haven't been checked so far!
I'm the UK they won't induce you till after 41 weeks if there isn't a medical reason, usually they date of induction will be closer to 42 weeks.
They dont check u internally in uk, & appointments r usually 2 weeks unless something came up i e size etc. U can always pop into ur local drop in clinic, if u read ur green folder it does say it in there on page where they explain head engagement etc.
Rang a week ago not heard anything how long is it for them getting in touch after uv rang the doctor? I rang doc n they sed they'll refer me and the midwife will call me ...
I'm UK and saw midwife at just over 8 weeks. I booked the appointment though when I was 5 weeks.
Do uk midwifes check how dilated you are at your check ups? And what do they actually check when you get towards the end of your pregnancy.
Do uk midwifes check how dilated you are at the end of your pregnancy at your checks ups, what do they actually check when you get to the end? And how do they decided on whether you get to be induced or not?
In the UK if you request a private room do you normally get one? Or what do I have to do to get one? Do I just talk to my midwife about it?
Hi I am from the UK but currently live in the US so know how both systems work. I would recommend seeing the specialist privately in the UK. It's usually not too expensive and you can be seen within days. For something like your eyes, this is a good investment believe me. In the US, you can see whoever you want......but believe me also when I tell you the bills are scary. Even with insurance! Don't hate on the NHS just yet.
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