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Are dentists dishonest or is it guesswork?
I went for at least 10 years without going to the dentist and had no pain or problems whatsoever. Eventually my wisdom teeth were getting sore and when the dentist found out it had been 10 years since my last checkup, she poked around and done a full set of X-rays, etc. She claimed that I needed 5 fillings replaced, 3 new…
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Different eye test?
Is there a different way to have ones eyes tested other than the machine with the black dots? I had awful trouble taking the test last time as I couldn't distinguish which dots were clearer or sharper. One set of dots were round but blurry edged, the other dots were elongated like an egg with not so much blurring around…
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Does anyone know if dental prices are to increase in April?
Hi all. As per the thread title, will dental costs increase this year? Thanks.
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Whats a good Humidifier to buy please for a living room area?
hi, i have spent ages on google trying to find which would be a good one to buy for our living room area but the reviews are all over the place and i thought i would ask on here just in case :) thanks very much in advance and hope this is in the right section if not, im sorry
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30x12 pack Cetirizine Hydrochloride 10mg (Antihistamine) Hayfever Relief Tablets £5.95 Ebay
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/303003152721 30x12 pack Cetirizine Hydrochloride 10mg (Antihistamine) Hayfever Relief Tablets
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Any recommendations for a good medical negligence solicitor in Northern Ireland?
I tried the law society Northern Ireland but it provides over 300 different practises and when I google a lot of the firms have paid to go to the top of the page. Does anyone have any recommendations?
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Root canal on tooth
Will have a root canal on my canine tooth via the NHS. I have read that molars are are rarely done on the NHS because they are more complex and root canals on molars should usually be following by having a crown too. Will a root canal on a canine tooth need a crown?
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Reusable sanitary pads
Has anyone used reusable sanitary pads? What are the practicalities day to day, particularly when out and about? I'm not sure I'll be comfortable washing them out in the sink at work so do you carry them around all day? Not sure hubby would be keen on the idea of them in the wash with our clothes either. Any brand people…
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Tiring as you grow okder
i'm interested in the theory that one automatically tires more quickly as one grows older and wonder how tired people get as they age? What time does the average, 60, 70 or 80 go to bed? Do they find themselves falling asleep in the armchair in the early evening? Is the loss of energetic automatic as you grow older?…
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David Lloyd Saving
Hi All, I just found out about a fantastic money save for David Lloyd. I purchased a not publicised Founder Membership deal from David Lloyd in Sudbury Hill and I now pay £97 a month for me and my partner and two kids to go to David Lloyd. That works out less than the council gym. What is even better is that I can use any…
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Dental treatment under sedation
Does anyone know if there is an upper age limit for having NHS tooth extraction under sedation?
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Smear test results
having previously had LLETZ under general for CIN3 cells I am always worried when I go for my smears now. My results have come back saying no HPV was found therefore my risk of cell changes in very low and they did not have to look at my cells due to this, but I didn't have hpv before when I did have cell changes, should I…
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To the young lady who posted about Breast reduction
I do not know if you will see this but I was just replying when your thread was made invalid. Looking at your crowdfunding page the picture does not help IMO. It might help if people could see the problem. However, I think you might do better if you contact one of those'true story' mags and they might be prepared to do an…
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Minor ailments scheme ending
Just been told by my pharmacist that the scheme ends at the end of March .
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Glasses sizing (lens diameter etc) - how does it work
I have a pair of Oakley C-Wire with clear lenses which are 61-16-127 and also had a pair of Oakley Straight Jacket with brown polarised sunglass lenses 61-18-135. I bent the C-Wires so they are a bit fallen apart. The Straight Jackets fit very well but I've lost them and I don't want to pay £300 for a new pair. I'm trying…
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Slimming through the Winter - Slimming World support thread 2019
Shiny new thread, with all the info carried over as follows:- Slimming World and Food Optimising is a plan for life, it's not a quick fix and you should look at weight losses over a period of time. There are no prizes for speed of weight loss. You need to commit to making changes to the food that you buy and how you cook…
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Hrt
Hi all Apologies if this has been posted elsewhere I was unable to find anything on it. I have been put on HRT by the GP and just wondered if anyone has any experience or know of anyone who has taken it. ie: pros and cons etc. My worry is the horror stories you read but have also read positive reviews that some have…
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NHS Dental Work question
So I need to have a tooth taken out. I've just been put on the waiting list for the South West and I was wondering; If I needed a dental bridge but don't have the teeth to anchor it onto, would the NHS provide a dental implant? I'm asking because the tooth I need out is the furthest back on my right which became really…
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Economical body lotion
I seem to use quite a lot of body lotion as I use it after every shower. This is proving quite expensive and Tesco seem to have stopped selling their own brand which was very reasonable. Can anyone recommend a body lotion which is good value and not too highly perfumed or anything ? I actually really like Aveeno but that…
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Please help with make up obsession
I hope someone can advise me. This problem is now bugging me and I want it sorted. I have an unhealthy obsession with make up, Boots is the main store I visit . I don't own a lot of products but I obsess about what is right for me, mainly foundation. I flit between Clinique and Boots No7 brands. I worry about Clinique…
