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I have struggled with health issues since I was born. I had a kidney transplant at 8. I had ovarian cancer at 17. I have been suffering with pain... read more

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I'm using Cyclosporine capsules for the last 13 years, after renal transplant, should I continue it?

Question posted by dr.sannis... on 9 Dec 2010 3 answers

Related support groups: renal transplant, cyclosporine

tee01's answer: definately continue your cyclosporine. It is an anti-rejection drug. My kidney transplant will be 40 years this April, and I am still on meds for the transplant. I am not on cyclosporine as it was not invented back then. Teresa

I read that Fentynol patch is used for pain in cancer patients. My doctor put me on this for?

Question posted by tee01 on 31 Mar 2012 1 answer

Related support groups: pain, cancer, doctor, chronic

tee01's comment: thanks, I am on the lowest dose for chronic pain. I think I need one dose higher. My doc was against it, but my body, my pain.

I had my kidney transplant 18 years back since then I am taking cyclosporin do I have to take this?

Question posted by zaim28 on 5 Oct 2010 3 answers

Related support groups: renal transplant

tee01's comment: my secret , live a healthy life, good diet, exercise, and don't take any chances

Hepatitis C - what are the signs that this disease is getting worse?

Question posted by misled on 25 Jul 2010 6 answers

Related support groups: hepatitis c

tee01's response: I have Hep C and have noticed since this summer that I also have been getting cramping in my hands and feet. I am always tired, get low grade fevers a lot, and abdomin tenderness.

What is the best pain medication for chronic pain as a result of Hep C?

Question posted by tee01 on 6 Dec 2011 2 answers

Related support groups: pain, rheumatoid arthritis, renal transplant, interaction, chronic, medical, medication, kidney

tee01's comment: Thank you, I am on percocet right now, but the doctor only wants me to take it when absolutely necessary. I go 3-4 days till I cannot handle the pain anymore, then take one. I need something that will be safe to take on a daily basis and is non ...

Is aspirin recommended after recent aortic dissection surgery after subdural hemorrhage has occured?

Question posted by dips789 on 2 Nov 2011 1 answer

Related support groups: renal transplant, aspirin, warfarin, surgery

tee01's answer: I would go with the neuro surgeon or get another opinion. I am a kidmey transplant patient of almost 40 years and was told never to take aspirin. I am most likely on different medications than you, but it is most important that you protect that ...

I had my kidney transplant 18 years back since then I am taking cyclosporin do I have to take this?

Question posted by zaim28 on 5 Oct 2010 3 answers

Related support groups: renal transplant

tee01's response: Hi, I have had my kidney transplant for almost 40 years. This was before cyclosporin was even invented. I am still on anti rejection meds. I still have blood work every month and see my specialist every 3 months.They considered swtching me to ...

Renal Transplant - I m nilesh currently in india, age . after operated my creatinine is still and?

Question posted by jayavadan... on 31 Oct 2009 3 answers

Related support groups: kidney infections, renal transplant

tee01's response: Hi Nilesh, How are you doing with your kidney transplant? I live in Canada. I am not sure what medications your doctor tried but I can tell you this. I had a kidney transplant in 1972, the donor was my dad. I have been on a medications called ...

Restless Legs Syndrome - I have severe restless leg syndrome. I am on requip for about a month and?

Question posted by drugfreeme3 on 1 Dec 2009 6 answers

Related support groups: amrix, lyrica, requip, soma, restless legs syndrome, muscle spasm, periodic limb movement disorder

tee01's answer: I had bad restless leg syndrome. I take gabapentin about 2 hours before I go to bed. It helps with pain, helps me sleep plus no restless legs. Another medication that might work is quinine sulphate. It is useful for muscle cramps and may help with ...