I had a number of these and didn't realise they were related to Leukaemia, I thought it was just menopause related. Please get any symptoms checked out.
The 6 most common symptoms of leukaemia are...
🩸Fatigue
🩸Bruising/bleeding
🩸Repeated infections
🩸Fever/night sweats
🩸Bone/joint pain
🩸Shortness of breath
#WorldLeukemiaDay
@ageuk Shocking service from handicare who install your stair lifts. My Mum's has stopped working, as it's out of warranty they won't do anything emergency call out and can't do anything till tomorrow leaving my 82 year old Mum with no access to a toilet
@TheRealJamieKay Absolutely. If I was moving to a country where English wasn't the main language, I'd make sure I had a decent grasp of the language before I moved.
Migrants didn't cut council funding. Migrants didn't cut NHS funding. Migrants didn't close youth centres. Migrants didn't sell off council houses. Migrants aren't filling our rivers with sewage.
Farage and co. will tell you to point the finger at migrants.
Don't fall for it.
I was diagnosed with Chronic Myeloid Leukaemia 3 years ago. I was lucky it was picked up during a blood test for something else but I had symptoms for a while which I didn't realise were related to CML, I thought they were due to perimenopause. We need to spread awareness.
280,000 in the UK are living with, or are in remission from leukaemia, lymphoma, myeloma, MPN or MDS.
Yet all too often people don't realise these diseases are a blood cancer.
Today on World Blood Cancer Day, help us spread the word, share this post, and #SayBloodCancer 🩸
@tetraphidopsida Welcome to the CML club that none of us want to be members of. I was diagnosed 3 years ago. Just take one day at a time and listen to your body, if you're having a day where fatigue hits, just go with it and rest. That's something I struggled with at first.
@ElaineFalkner@HysteroscopyA@RCObsGyn@TheBSGE I must have been lucky with my doctor. My first hysteroscopy was done under GA. My second was done without GA and no other pain medication as I was unable to take the paracetamol but I was absolutely fine and felt no pain at all.
@ViralMedia247 You can see that baby didn't like it before she switched it on. She should have removed it straight away and maybe brought it back out later when the child is a bit older and you can explain that it's a toy and it's ok.
@DoctorMayJay The first time I had a hysteroscopy it was done under general anaesthetic, I didn't get any other options and the second time I had it awake with no pain relief and it was fine, I preferred it without anaesthetic but patients should be given a choice.