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they just annoy me moonylad and i end up shouting at them if they stop scoring for no reason
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I don't really bet on those games any longer as there's never any value to be had , I tried waiting & backing unders (5.5 etc) & had some good wins on Barca but RM always seem to score , even if I think I've won they'll score 96th minute
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they used to be good - but as you say no longer -spanish league is all but washed up .
the french league is best -but prices are falling fast ,everyones catching on |
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too many alpha males out there moonbeam -they need locking up imo
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lol , I rarely go anywhere nowadays Coach think it's driving me insane
 but if it seems hot though my window I go out it'll be windy & cold , then when it's cold my heating gets hot & don't wanna open the window , could do with a nice sunny week in the Seychelles  |
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could do with a nice sunny week here -its buggered off completely -its april ffs -normally tanning in the back garden by now on a few days at least
no sun makes me depressed moonylad |
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moony just gonna catch some tele - at least youre well - good to see you about ,will be on later tomorrow ,that barstard C Palace game -not looking forward to it at all .
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good luck with the bets
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supporting villa bound to give u ulcers
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Cheers mate !
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sry couldn't type , keyboard has gone barmy , always something unexpected in this crazy world
Happy chillaxing Buster  |
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Agree with Brendan sounds like trapped wind ...
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McMoonbeam
Back to the subject in hand. Your symptoms definitely suggest you may have gallstones. I would advise you see your doctor who will arrange an ultrasound scan. Best to obtain confirmation one way or another. I suffered for years. Intermittently feeling lousy. Then sudden attacks of stomach/ chest pain, like severe heartburn/ indigestion. Often in the early hours.Feeling nauseous and often retching. Started off occurring once or twice a year . First time I thought I was having a heart attack.then started to happen more regularly, some attacks worse than others. In between lots of belching and generally feeling under the weather. Finally after one very bad do, went to the doctors. An ultrasound confirmed I had gallstones. Lots of people have them, and are never bothered by them. But if you're unlucky, and your stones are ones that move, then you're in trouble. The gall bladder is a reservoir for bile. Bile iis being produced by the liver all the time. It's function is to break down fat in yourr food. If you have a particularly heavy meal, or one that is heavy in fat, extra bile is required, so the gall bladder contracts and squirts out the additional bile. It's this squeezing action that can cause a stone to be moved into the bile duct. It's this that causes the pain etc. Subsequently, the stone can either be ,passed or falls back into,the gall bladder or remains stuck fast in the bile duct. This can prove very serious, immediate signs are severe constipation/pale a' putty coloured ' faeces and very dark urine. This blockage of the bile duct then causes jaundice. If you have gall stones, that are moving , and therefore causing issues,there is only one remedy. The removal of the gall bladder. Ttw is is done via keyhole surgery and you're out of hospital within 24 hours. It's one of the most commonly performed operations. |
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Two weeks I was in,took them 4 days to fit me in was on morphine during that period was in absoplute agony then they screwded up the operation bile leak causing peritonitis on antibiotics then stent fitted.Absolute excruciating pain with bag collecting bile had to self induce mprphine took me 6 months to get get rid of the all the different pain referrals unreal but life threatening as well...
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going for biliary colic or acute pancreatitis.
possible SIBO causing the wind, caused by a combination of the above and the PPIs he's on. stop drinking, avoid processed carbs, sugar and high fat food until you see the quack. He'll do a Murphy's sign first up, and you'll probably end up getting booked for blood tests and an transabdominal ultrasound. a breath test for SIBO would be good too. |
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Don't know if you are suffering with this but I do.
Diverticular disease and diverticulitis are related digestive conditions that affect the large intestine (colon). In diverticular disease, small bulges or pockets (diverticula) develop in the lining of the intestine. Diverticulitis is when these pockets become inflamed or infected. Symptoms of diverticular disease include: lower abdominal pain feeling bloated The majority of people with diverticula will not have any symptoms; this is known as diverticulosis. Symptoms of diverticulitis tend to be more serious and include: more severe abdominal pain, especially on the left side high temperature (fever) of 38C (100.4F) or above diarrhoea or frequent bowel movements Read more about the symptoms of diverticular disease and diverticulitis. Diverticulosis, diverticular disease and diverticulitis Diverticula "Diverticula" is the medical term used to describe the small bulges that stick out of the side of the large intestine (colon). Diverticula are common and associated with ageing. The large intestine becomes weaker with age, and the pressure of hard stools passing through the large intestine is thought to cause the bulges to form. Read more about the causes of diverticula. It's estimated that 5% of people have diverticula by the time they are 40 years old, and at least 50% of people have them by the time they are 80 years old. Diverticular disease One in four people who develop diverticula will experience symptoms, such as abdominal pain. Having symptoms associated with diverticula is known as diverticular disease. Diverticulitis Diverticulitis describes infection that occurs when bacteria becomes trapped inside one of the bulges, triggering more severe symptoms. Diverticulitis can lead to complications, such as an abscess next to the intestine. Read more about the complications of diverticulitis. |
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A friend of our family recently got diagnosed with stomach cancer.
It can only be described as being completely fobbed off by the NHS on 5 occasions she went about stomach problems. She was told on one occasion 'it's probably just fatty tissue' About a month ago she went about a problem with her belly button and this doctor wanted to put a scope down. They discovered inoperable stomach cancer. She is now in the hospice with what could be only days left. Remarkable both the speed things deterioted and the shockingly poor care in the NHS that has left us all angry. It takes on average 3 return visit to be diagnosed with cancer, in her case it was 6. |
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prep you been getting the pains when eating less?
what kind of greens do you eat? thought i had diverculosis but the colonoscopy showed up clear. suspect ibs is a possibility.....could be and milk and fructose could be the triggers. although it took a month on being back on milk to make things go bad again....may have been a combo...like some of the animal fats in meat...also notice pizzas are a fkn nightmare :( |
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can't get seen by a doctor? what a surprise (see my GB joke of a country thread).
Change your name to Platinizki and you will be in the same day. |
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Cheers for all the replies and most of what u lot have said has come up when i google at certain times. The pain is a lot less since
i've hardly been eating but that brings other issues as i now feel as weak as a kitten. The pain is still there though. I admit my diet is rubbish and i hardly eat any greens. Want to stuff my face but dont want that pain again. Oh and yes being a villa fan is not helping my health at all right now  What do you think the doc will say? Should i push for further tests etc like you lot have suggested? |
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Chances are its not something 'serious' and something that can be coped with, with help.
The relity is that you need clarification just incase Id suggest, if that means pushing a point with the Docs then so what? They all work within budgets, if you sit outside that variable then you are in trouble, you need to help yourself |
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*by variable I meant outside the statistics
For E.g. young strong and unlikely to have problems, will be seen as such for financial reasons |
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FRUCTOSE - TOO MUCH FRUIT - STICK TO VEG
FRUCTOSE INTOLERANCE |
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1. Stop asking questions when those questions have already been answered. You are either trolling or are being very silly in delaying.
2. Go to see Dr as soon as possible. 3. Insist on referral to Gastro Intestinal Specialist at your local hospital (as long as it's not Whipps Cross). The specialist will carry out tests and probably suggest a barium meal. If you go on the NHS you will be put on a waiting list and you will then realise the folly of delaying. 4. If the condition deteriorates dial 999 and pack your pyjamas. It may be nothing, but from your postings, you clearly don't realise the possibilities of your symptoms. This is my final posting on this thread because if you don't take my advice one can't help those who won't be helped. |
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Not trolling at all slicer, but as ive already said cant get an appointment till weds. I do appreciate your help and replies as thats why i came on here. Sorry if ive wound you up in some way, but everything ive said is the truth. Local hospital for what its worth is the royal berkshire hospital in Reading
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You haven't wound me up. In my long career I have found that ignoring symptoms can kill. Keep that appointment on Wednesday, don't be fobbed off with a prescription and "see how it goes". If the symptoms get worse- dial 999. Good luck.
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Prepared - what about the NHS advice line (111?). Or A&E.
I live in Berkshire and I believe there are also walk-in centres. |
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Mr Nick- I suggested that a few days ago.
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Cheers nick but ive heard of super long waits at both my nearest walk in centre and a+e. Will ring 111 if it gets any worse but until now i'll wait for weds.
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It was about five years ago but I took my missus to Wexham Park A&E and a doctor saw her within 45 minutes.
It was either a Sunday or BH Monday. |
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I have no idea about medical advice, but just in case:
1) Don't start any long books. 2) Withdraw your entire Betfair balance and spend it. 3) Put up details of anything you want to auction. I'd like first offer on any guitars and flat screen televisions. TYVM |
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GP's see a lot of abdominal pain patients. He probably wont refer you to a consultant straight off.If he does the appointment will be 3 months away. If so and you are not skint take the initiative and get the GP to refer you privately. You will see a specialist within a week cost about £100-£150 but you will know quickly where you stand.Its well worth doing.
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The Doctor's first step will be to send him for an Ultrasound.
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Thanks for your reply Facts
Sorry I logged off & slept for 22 hours solid Then sudden attacks of stomach/ chest pain, like severe heartburn/ indigestion. Often in the early hours. Started off occurring once or twice a year . First time I thought I was having a heart attack.then started to happen more regularly, some attacks worse than others. This sounds exactly like what I was suffering from , though have never had it before & wasn't feeling sick , just worryingly heavy heartbeating . The heartburn liquid seems to have cleared it for now but have still got slight pain in my back at the same place If it reoccurs i'll have more of an idea now & will ask for the ultrasound The nurse put it down to severe stress , which I have been suffering , but I think the stress just bought an underlying problem out a bit more tbh Anxiety is a horrible thing to suffer from (let alone the other problems like this) people that haven't suffered from it wouldn't understand what it can actually do to you mentally & physically , so need to get this under control first ---------------------------------------------------- as for calling 111 that's exactly what I was advised to do & an Ambulance came & checked me out , did a full ECG , then took me to a walk in centre to be checked by a Nurse (all very nice & helpful peeps) Doctors don't deal with anybody with suspected heart problems & they'll just refer you straight to Hospital anyway gl Prepared |
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Villa playing tonight, could be stressful.
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McMoonbeam
Is the back pain located near the right shoulder ? |
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The giggilo
That's horrendous Did you have keyhole surgery? I did, and because of previous laparotomy procedure, I had lots of old internal adhesions caused by scar tissue. As a result they couldn't remove all of the gall bladder, due to risk of cutting the bile duct ! Which pre op. the surgeon had explained if this occurred it was serious . |
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No Facts , it's directly at the back of where the front pain was located at the bottom side of the ribcage , it's not serious pain though it comes & goes so is the least of my problems tbh
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Ok. It seems odd, but one symptom of gallstones is in addition to the centralised pain, pain is also felt in the back toward the right shoulder
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