Bursitis
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I remember Shakin Stevens going to the HP with the symptoms as you.
The Doctor told him “ I ain’t got time to fix the shingles”
*one for the cultured 40 somethings right there
gonetomorrow
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The bill's in the post.
I forgot to mention I'm not NHS.
It's still kinda cool walking into the pharmacy with a green slip and walking out with free meds.
Anyone ever had a hernia before?
Felt a lump in the top of my groin this morning. Have read there's some sort of fake-hernia linked with shingles but not sure what it is yet.
Can they just be pushed back in if it is a hernia or is surgery inevitable one way or another?
Felt a lump in the top of my groin this morning. Have read there's some sort of fake-hernia linked with shingles but not sure what it is yet.
Can they just be pushed back in if it is a hernia or is surgery inevitable one way or another?
Can he defend corners?
The binman chronicles
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At this stage it might be wise to take yourself off to the glue factory, you are obviously facing a losing battle health wise and there is a good chance you'll end up like @Joey66 in a few years time. Do you really want to put more stress on @COYBL25 having to translate for you too?
...Does your wife like vacuum cleaners?
I of course am only jesting. Joey is one of the posters that makes this all worth it and as for your hernia it just depends, more likely than not it can be pushed back in, it tends to be abdominal ones that require surgery to close the gap that it popped through. The only hernia that you absloutely do not ever want to get is a hiatus hernia.
Hey I've got a hiatus hernia equals silent reflux horrible plus I'm too old for major surgery.......At this stage it might be wise to take yourself off to the glue factory, you are obviously facing a losing battle health wise and there is a good chance you'll end up like @Joey66 in a few years time. Do you really want to put more stress on @COYBL25 having to translate for you too?
...Does your wife like vacuum cleaners?
I of course am only jesting. Joey is one of the posters that makes this all worth it and as for your hernia it just depends, more likely than not it can be pushed back in, it tends to be abdominal ones that require surgery to close the gap that it popped through. The only hernia that you absloutely do not ever want to get is a hiatus hernia.
I had what`s known as an inguinal hernia years ago.
It`s a weakness in the stomach wall, where it joins the groin muscles.
If I coughed, laughed or did any heavy lifting it was more pronounced and there was a slight dull ache.
I had to have surgery, but now days it`s done with keyhole surgery with a very quick recovery time.
There`s a few different types of hernia, so I`d go to the Dr`s and get it checked out.
The binman chronicles
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I have a rolling one. It isn't fun.
Yes a poster on here told me a good way of dealing with silent reflux very grateful to him ....
The binman chronicles
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The drinking water trick to push it down with the weight?
Yes plus fist clenched together across your chest stood up and bounce on the back of your heels in unison sends the stomach acid back down your osphosagas food pipe works well ......
The binman chronicles
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That was me who told you that Joey!
Although I see you have added your own little twist on it, but whatever works.
Saves me a fortune not having to buy Gaviscon by the truck load, but you still have to get the uncomfortable feeling first to know when to do that - unless you do it every night? The difference between a rolling one where I don't have it all the time and one that gives you grief every night I suppose.
No hernia, enflamed lymph node. Phew.
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