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Filter by category of article: Touching the life force At this writing, the one of our two children I gave birth to has just turned 17, which caused a renewed reflection about how she chose to come into the world. Those memories were ignited again by our... C-section aftershocks In late September of this year, researchers in the US dropped a bombshell onto the cosy world of obstetrics. After analyzing the records of nearly six million births, they advised that mothers should... A hysterectomy Why have a hysterectomy? Hysterectomy, in which a woman’s womb is removed, is one of the most common surgical operations in the West. A hysterectomy - What to do instead General * Check female hormone levels (by a simple lab test) as these conditions are all hormone-related. The key is to stabilise the hormonal situation causing the cyclic upset A hysterectomy - Conventional alternatives Excessive bleeding or pain * Drugs or devices: birth-control pills; drugs that reduce female hormones; a blood-clotting agent called tranexamic acid; an intrauterine device - Folic acid made me ill For two and a half years, I was quite ill. I had a sore throat, no saliva, swollen tongue, excessive tiredness, a pain in my neck, dreadful cough and blurred vision, and my heart started missing b ... Doctors take a view On a visit to the GP during the summer last year, my mother let him know that she did not wish to undergo a hysterectomy for her fibroids. ... Struck off for home birth Just under a year ago, our GP struck us off. The reasons given were the usual ones about the breakdown of patient doctor relationship. ... Case study: Magnesium to help fertility? The story of my trying to fall pregnant for the second time is interesting, but one I am sure you have heard many times before. I had absolutely no trouble falling pregnant with my first child, bu ... Case study: Risks of Primulot Depot and pimulot to pregnancy I had three miscarriages. The fourth time that I became pregnant in 1976, my gynecologist put me on a course of treatment of Primulot Depot 250 mgs, injected intramuscularly for about 12 weeks. .. ...

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2 May 2012 | Adverse Reactions (bshubbard)

The consent that is never soug...

Aside from death and taxes, life’s only other certainty is that you have a body, over which you have complete sovereignty and which is protected by law, including human rights legislation.  ... more »

10 Apr 2012 | Adverse Reactions (bshubbard)

First, do something

Breast cancer is one of the major ‘ladykillers’ – and so governments want to be seen to do something, not least because it affects half the electorate.   For the past 24 years &... more »

12 Mar 2012 | Adverse Reactions (bshubbard)

The science of profit

Imagine you’re a Venusian paying a visit to Earth, and I’m in the welcoming party.   Over a bubbling Martian cola I tell you we have a major health problem on the planet – cance... more »

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19:05 | Health Conditions (aobbard)

Urine test - urate levels.

Is there anyone here who cam tell me the normal range for urine urate test please? Mine was 978 umol/L and my GP had no idea if it was normal or not. I do not have a high acid/sugar diet. In fact I ha... more »

07:44 | Health Conditions (aobbard)

Re: Inflammation spots on brai...

Just to update. On Friday she rang very distressed because she had had some kind of spasmodic attack. It affected her face/jaw, trunk and legs but especially her hands which fisted and she could not o... more »

14:28 | Health Conditions (margaret.dunmore@tesco.net)

floaters or debris in the gel ...

My 70yr old husband has developed these floaters very gradually but now has quite a large one. He has been directed towards a consultant but fortunately we are on holiday for a couple of weeks giving ... more »

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