Health & Wellbeing

Possum3 · Possum3

Finally an Answer. Childbirth vs Getting Kicked in the Balls - YouTube -- Edited by Possum3 on Sunday 2nd of May 2021 03:00:13 PM

Santa · Santa

After years of procrastination have finally succumbed, hearing is pretty ordinary, I'm sure I'll need aids. So many firms to choose from, as well as differing reviews,unsure where to start. Also wondering what is available as far as govt assistance is concerned, we're on a full pension. Would appr...

PeterX · PeterX

Cost of a Fully body skin check Cost of a Fully body skin check - what do others pay ? Cost me $275 I would have been with the Dermatologist for 7 minutes - ie less than 10 minutes. It was Medicare Item number 105 and the Medicare rebate is $38.25 I have a indefinite referral. It is at a dermatologist skin can...

msg · msg

How to talk to friends and family feeling unsure about COVID-19 vaccines - ABC News Oh well some of you virtue signalers may find it useful

Possum3 · Possum3

This is from English study but as we are still using UK produced vaccine it is relevant.You have a 1 in 2500 (0.004%) chance of being diagnosed with epilepsy in the UK.1 in 1000 (0.001%) chance of blood clot when flying.1 in 2000 (0.005%) chance of blood clot when taking the oral contraceptive pill.650...

Farmhat · Farmhat

Inguinal hernias a few weeks ago, feel like they have torn me in half the last couple days - very painful, on my back all day today. Operation on Tuesday and I am told a 6 to 7 week recovery, so that will slow me down a bit I guess. Lol, glad I got away recently for a little trip. Take care when doing the heavy lif...

Aus-Kiwi · Aus-Kiwi

Went for a 2 hour ride this morning . Came out ok for an old codger !! At Riverwood Downs NSW .

drtooheys · drtooheys

2 years ago I was diagnosed with prostate cancer and was advised by my doctor to treat it with radiation . There was a lot of cancer there but was wholly within the prostate. He described it as aggressive as The Gleason score was 8 (I blew high range). I underwent 9 weeks of radiation and had hormone depriv...

Hetho · Hetho

This question is for the Prostatectomy club members amongst us. I'm still pulling 0.00 for my PSA readings after 18 months and kicking goals again. However I need weekly injections, and daily tablets to keep the blood flowing to the important bits down below. Yesterday's invoice from my compoundin...

Possum3 · Possum3

There is currently a higher risk of mosquito-borne Kunjin and Murray Valley encephalitis viruses in South Australia, particularly in regions along the River Murray.This warning comes after a sentinel chicken based at Meningie tested positive for these diseases during routine monitoring. The...

dorian · dorian

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-01-09/queensland-bat-with-lyssavirus-found-in-east-brisbane/13044518Three bats have tested positive to Australian lyssavirus in Queensland in recent weeks, prompting health officials to renew their warnings not to handle injured...

Cyclops · Cyclops

Hi all. I am recovering from Sepsis. It started out as a sore shoulder; just thought I pulled a muscl. Got worse, saw the doc, got even worse and my wife insisted on trip to hospital. They took one look at me and threw me in a bed. I crashed, blood pressure through the roof, worst unrelenting pain Ive ever ha...

petengail · petengail

I have had well in excess of 200 skin cancers cut out including 5 Melanomas. My GP has given me a referral to a Dermatologist to discuss/prescribe Retanoid tablets. Previous to this I had never heard of Retanoids. Would be interested to know if anyone has had any experience with them? Cheers Pete

Steel Dog · Steel Dog

Hi all, I was doing some work around the home the other day which involved about 4 hours of looking down scrubbing dirty concrete driveways and when I went inside and sat down, my head started spinning like you wouldn't believe, my nemesis VERTIGO had returned after an eight year absence, damn! I lay in...

petengail · petengail

I am considering having an operation to release tthe contracture on my right hand little finger. Just wondering if anyone on this site has had the operation and what were the results, and how long was the hand out of use? Cheers Pete

bilbo · bilbo

I have arthritis in 1 joint of a finger......bloody painful. I eat 3 leaves a day (Centella asiatica is also known as pennywort or the arthritis herb and many people have relieved their arthritis by eating 2 -3 leaves a day.) Problem gone inside a week for me cheers Bilbo

Aus-Kiwi · Aus-Kiwi

Emptied cassette in coffee shop sink . All on camera . Hope some one recognises him .

pipes · pipes

Another ongoing problem. Taking DUODART is supposed to help to stem the "water works". They don't. I'm still getting up at least four times a leak to go. This is after having one small tumbler at lunchtime. It's got to the stage that I may get Ill from not drinking at all !! So I go and see the doctor, yester...

Adder · Adder

I am an 71 you female. I have chronic pain from osteoporosis and osteoarthritis and take Tramal as a pain medication. We were waiting to leave on our lap till my next 6 month prescription only to be told yesterday that they were no longer available and I could only get a prescription for one month at a time...

Apollo88 · Apollo88

We are newbies in our 60s and plan some off road/isolated trips and wondered how people deal with safety and security issues please. Do you have motion detectors or nighttime alarms, pepper sprays or even tasers for self defense?

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	Childbirth vs Groin Kick (Preview) Finally an Answer. Childbirth vs Getting Kicked in the Balls - YouTube -- Edited by Possum3 on Sunday 2nd of May 2021 03:00:13 PM	Possum3	2	133	09:17 AM May 6, 2021 by peter67
	Hearing test. (Preview) After years of procrastination have finally succumbed, hearing is pretty ordinary, I'm sure I'll need aids. So many firms to choose from, as well as differing reviews,unsure where to start. Also wondering what is available as far as govt assistance is concerned, we're on a full pension. Would appr...	Santa	5	179	01:31 PM Apr 29, 2021 by Santa
	Cost of a Fully body skin check - what do others pay ? skin cancer. skin check (Preview) Cost of a Fully body skin check Cost of a Fully body skin check - what do others pay ? Cost me $275 I would have been with the Dermatologist for 7 minutes - ie less than 10 minutes. It was Medicare Item number 105 and the Medicare rebate is $38.25 I have a indefinite referral. It is at a dermatologist skin can...	PeterX	8	479	10:32 PM Apr 24, 2021 by the rocket
	How Patronising (Preview) How to talk to friends and family feeling unsure about COVID-19 vaccines - ABC News Oh well some of you virtue signalers may find it useful	msg	1	163	06:37 AM Apr 23, 2021 by dorian
	Blood clots/ AZ Vaccine (Preview) This is from English study but as we are still using UK produced vaccine it is relevant.You have a 1 in 2500 (0.004%) chance of being diagnosed with epilepsy in the UK.1 in 1000 (0.001%) chance of blood clot when flying.1 in 2000 (0.005%) chance of blood clot when taking the oral contraceptive pill.650...	Possum3	9	335	01:57 PM Apr 15, 2021 by dorian
	Out of action for a while (Preview) Inguinal hernias a few weeks ago, feel like they have torn me in half the last couple days - very painful, on my back all day today. Operation on Tuesday and I am told a 6 to 7 week recovery, so that will slow me down a bit I guess. Lol, glad I got away recently for a little trip. Take care when doing the heavy lif...	Farmhat	3	438	07:38 PM Mar 25, 2021 by Farmhat
	Horse riding after 40 years !! (Preview) Went for a 2 hour ride this morning . Came out ok for an old codger !! At Riverwood Downs NSW .	Aus-Kiwi	2	365	06:39 PM Mar 10, 2021 by peter67
	Prostate Cancer, now the journey begins. (Preview) 2 years ago I was diagnosed with prostate cancer and was advised by my doctor to treat it with radiation . There was a lot of cancer there but was wholly within the prostate. He described it as aggressive as The Gleason score was 8 (I blew high range). I underwent 9 weeks of radiation and had hormone depriv...	drtooheys	24	1384	06:52 AM Feb 10, 2021 by drtooheys
	Post Prostatectomy - Mens Health (Preview) This question is for the Prostatectomy club members amongst us. I'm still pulling 0.00 for my PSA readings after 18 months and kicking goals again. However I need weekly injections, and daily tablets to keep the blood flowing to the important bits down below. Yesterday's invoice from my compoundin...	Hetho	6	387	04:09 PM Feb 8, 2021 by Hetho
	Risk of mosquito-borne Kunjin and Murray Valley encephalitis viruses in South Australia (Preview) There is currently a higher risk of mosquito-borne Kunjin and Murray Valley encephalitis viruses in South Australia, particularly in regions along the River Murray.This warning comes after a sentinel chicken based at Meningie tested positive for these diseases during routine monitoring. The...	Possum3	0	304	09:17 AM Jan 21, 2021 by Possum3
	Bat warning issued after officials detect three cases of lyssavirus in Queensland (Preview) https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-01-09/queensland-bat-with-lyssavirus-found-in-east-brisbane/13044518Three bats have tested positive to Australian lyssavirus in Queensland in recent weeks, prompting health officials to renew their warnings not to handle injured...	dorian	3	231	07:50 PM Jan 10, 2021 by Tony Bev
	Sepsis (Preview) Hi all. I am recovering from Sepsis. It started out as a sore shoulder; just thought I pulled a muscl. Got worse, saw the doc, got even worse and my wife insisted on trip to hospital. They took one look at me and threw me in a bed. I crashed, blood pressure through the roof, worst unrelenting pain Ive ever ha...	Cyclops	4	491	08:18 PM Jan 3, 2021 by Tony Bev
	Retinoid tablets for Skin Cancers (Preview) I have had well in excess of 200 skin cancers cut out including 5 Melanomas. My GP has given me a referral to a Dermatologist to discuss/prescribe Retanoid tablets. Previous to this I had never heard of Retanoids. Would be interested to know if anyone has had any experience with them? Cheers Pete	petengail	0	233	01:16 PM Jan 2, 2021 by petengail
	Vertigo (Preview) Hi all, I was doing some work around the home the other day which involved about 4 hours of looking down scrubbing dirty concrete driveways and when I went inside and sat down, my head started spinning like you wouldn't believe, my nemesis VERTIGO had returned after an eight year absence, damn! I lay in...	Steel Dog	4	720	09:29 PM Jan 1, 2021 by villatranquilla
	Dupuytrens Contracture (Preview) I am considering having an operation to release tthe contracture on my right hand little finger. Just wondering if anyone on this site has had the operation and what were the results, and how long was the hand out of use? Cheers Pete	petengail	6	794	05:24 PM Nov 20, 2020 by Santa
	arthritis?? (Preview) I have arthritis in 1 joint of a finger......bloody painful. I eat 3 leaves a day (Centella asiatica is also known as pennywort or the arthritis herb and many people have relieved their arthritis by eating 2 -3 leaves a day.) Problem gone inside a week for me cheers Bilbo	bilbo	11	767	07:06 PM Nov 13, 2020 by dabbler
	Disgusting act in Warwick (Preview) Emptied cassette in coffee shop sink . All on camera . Hope some one recognises him .	Aus-Kiwi	10	747	09:27 AM Nov 11, 2020 by dogbox
	Doctors, I'm sick of all the bull#### (Preview) Another ongoing problem. Taking DUODART is supposed to help to stem the "water works". They don't. I'm still getting up at least four times a leak to go. This is after having one small tumbler at lunchtime. It's got to the stage that I may get Ill from not drinking at all !! So I go and see the doctor, yester...	pipes	5	758	11:03 AM Oct 28, 2020 by Kebbin
	One month only prescriptions for Painkillers (Preview) I am an 71 you female. I have chronic pain from osteoporosis and osteoarthritis and take Tramal as a pain medication. We were waiting to leave on our lap till my next 6 month prescription only to be told yesterday that they were no longer available and I could only get a prescription for one month at a time...	Adder	10	794	01:11 AM Oct 26, 2020 by Bicyclecamper
	Personal safety and security (Preview) We are newbies in our 60s and plan some off road/isolated trips and wondered how people deal with safety and security issues please. Do you have motion detectors or nighttime alarms, pepper sprays or even tasers for self defense?	Apollo88	5	722	10:51 AM Oct 20, 2020 by Possum3
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