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Diet side effects
I have been using the fast800 for just under 2 months now and i am now experiencing things such as constipation.How have you got around this ?
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Lipodema treatment on the NHS?
Please delete of this breaches any rules. Has anyone had treatment on the NHS for lipodema? I've paid for a private consultation and finally been diagnosed. I've battled for years with my GP who has just ignored all my physical symptoms (let alone the mental/psychological effects) I can afford to fund one treatment, but…
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Reading glasses for the wide-of-face
All the cheapie reading glasses I’ve tried on seem to be very narrow. Does anyone know of any reasonably-priced options for those of a wider-faced disposition, please?
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Hormonal acne
This has been plaguing a friend of mine for years. She is in her early forties and it is getting down mainly on chin horrible and painful spots chin, horrible painful spots. Had three courses of roaccutaine in the past which helped. We are running out of idea what to do. GP will not refer back to dermatologist as do not…
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Vitiligo
Does anyone here suffer from vitiligo? Are there any cures for it or to stop it spreading? I have noticed a white spot on my neck and also my downstair region has white spot on it. Is this vitiligo? Can I get referred to a dermatologist by my doctor? Is it better to go private and go through someone like bupa?
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Penalty Charge Notice: NHS Prescriptions - wrongly given, what do I do???
I received a PCN from the NHS Business Services Authority for: Prescription Charges: £8.80 Penalty Charge: £44.00 Total Due: £52.80 It says on the front page "an automated check has shown that on or between 27th July 10`8 and 31st July 2018 I claimed A FREE NHS prescription. It said I "submitted a claim named as a valid…
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Dental Implants
A member of my family had severe gum disease. She had all her teeth removed in January and now has dentures. Is it possible she could have dental implants?
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Electric toothbrush - one each or individual brush heads?
Myself and my husband are looking to get new electric toothbrushes, as we have had ours for years and the charges are not lasting very long. Mine is oral b 3000, husband also has oral b but a cheaper version. I have seen some with two handles, is this a better way or cost effective way of buying? Or would you get one…
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Child Check Up at NHS Dentist
Evening, Just after some clarification or similar experiences please. My daughter is 7, and has been at the same NHS dentist since she was 18 months having a 6 monthly check up every 6 months. Now she had her latest on Friday and it was over in literally 10 seconds, the dentist glanced in her mouth, didn't use a mirror,…
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NHS prescription charge to rise to £9 - MSE News
The NHS prescription charge in England is set to increase by 20p to £9 - but hundreds of thousands of patients could save by getting a 'prescription season ticket'...Read the full story: 'NHS prescription charge to rise to £9' Click reply below to discuss. If you haven’t already, join the forum to reply.
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Root canal tretment bill... please heeelp!!!
Hello Thank you for reading I was to the dentist because my front tooth root canal needs to be redone, I do have a repetitive infection, (I can't remember which dentist did this years ago), and basically the dentist told me he needs to take off what is inside without braking the tooth, and it is a complicated procedure, he…
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Minor toothache - how urgent?
Hi everyone I have minor toothache and sensitivity, and am bracing for it to possibly be band 3 treatment, it wouldn't put me into debt now but it'd use some of my emergency funds and I would need a little extra loan next year for wedding if I do this (can't really cut back on that) - since it may deteriorate would you do…
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Image darker through one eye
I was sat in the bath a few days ago, and as you do I decided to close each eye in turn and look at the ceiling. I was surprised to find that through my left eye the room appeared noticeably darker, it was quite marked. Does anyone know the main causes of this? I've done the same just now while looking at my monitor in a…
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Care for elderly single person
An elderly friend of mine has recently been diagnosed with quite advanced cancer. He had an operation to remove the tumour and was sent home to start chemo and radiation as an outpatient. Somewhere in this process he lost a lot of weight and the treatment has been discontinued while he regains some strength. However he is…
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GPs cutting back on repeat prescriptions - widespread?
Hi all, i have friends who have mentioned to me that GPs are clamping down on repeat prescriptions. Items are starting to be removed, with the first you are hearing of this, is when you try and get a repeat prescription. When GPs have been challenged, friends have been told the item can be purchase over the counter. Anyone…
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confused by prices and offers
Hello everyone, this is my first post on these forums . I recently purchased some new glasses from Vision Express , high street Optician chain .The current price on their website for the glasses I purchased is £402. comprising 232.50 for lenses ( with options) + 129 frame +39 insurance I presented a friends and family 50%…
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Questions about eyeglasses for opticians
I believe some posters in this forum have worked in opticians. If so, I was wondering if you have views on the quality of the different products available. When I recently bought new glasses, the assistant was ignorant about the lenses and coatings. In fact she described Zeiss Lotutec as lenses, whereas it is a coating…
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Free 14 day trial epen save money and quit smoking
Found this in the vype site and have ordered mine https://www.govype.com/uk/vype-epen-3-starter-kit Please read terms and conditions as must be returned within 14 days of order or you will be charged I’m gona keep mine hopefully save pennies I hate smoking!!!
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No access to pool facility
My gym has over the last 4 years allowed baby swim lessons in the small pool. These are non-members. Consequently there is not enough pool space left to swim for paying members. How do we stand as paying members who now have restricted access to this facility that we pay to use.
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Replacing missing Dental Implant
Hi all just after some advice. To give context when I was 16 I had my two front teeth knocked out with a scaffolding pole when working, a few years later my mum got sick of my clip on teeth and paid for me to have 2 implants (really expensive) at a private clinic. They have been fine but now 16 years later one of them has…
