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Thank you
BTW. Love your horse. Sold my ranch about 4 years ago,,, I miss my horses.
I‘be been told by uro gynecologist I probably will have to have my bladder removed due to radiation cystitis. I’m going to try Botox/collagen but the prognosis is poor. I’m currently having HBOT to decrease inflammation but again prognosis poor. I’d like to ask others about UTIs. I’m getting them about every 2/3 weeks. They are all different. Current one is ECOC. Has anyone else experienced frequent UTIs? And the rash is horrific. I read all the posts and hugs and best wishes to everyone who is challenged with the effects of cancer. Thank you again for the response. Much love to you all.
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Just some thoughts
My husband was a family doctor. I remember him saying the worst diaper rash he saw was a fungal infection. Has that been considered? And maybe an allergic reaction too.? His older patients tended to get more bladder infections too. I know you have much more going on, but sometimes theres more than one problem. I hope. you can get some relief.
That horse was my once in a lifetime friend and partner in so many good times. I still have one Morgan.
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Excellent questions.
I wonder if I have a fungus. It would explain a lot. I’ll Try to check it out. All my docs and nurses just look and say “ oh how awful”,,,, not much Help. I have some powder I may try. Thanks for the suggestion May I ask how you are doing ? Well I hope. Thank you again.
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A little side storyRosesforever said:Excellent questions.
I wonder if I have a fungus. It would explain a lot. I’ll Try to check it out. All my docs and nurses just look and say “ oh how awful”,,,, not much Help. I have some powder I may try. Thanks for the suggestion May I ask how you are doing ? Well I hope. Thank you again.
Immediately after my surgery when I woke up in the hospital room, I opened my eyes and had terrible pain. I think the anesthesiologist taped my eyes shut and must have not closed my lid all the way and scratched by lens. I could not open my eye becuase of sharp pain. The nurses and staff were sorry but the pain medication wasnot working. As mentioned, my husband is a family doctor. HE said get her some eye drops that numb the eye. I can't remember the name of the medication. The nurse had never heard of this. She went out and called the pharmacy and they did have it. A few minutes later they put the drops in my eye, and I had immediate relief. I mention this because each doctor has different skills and knowledge.
I have my one year check on Tuesday. It should go ok, I have nothing to report, but it still scares me. I will report back.
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