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2 hours ago, conboyhibs said:

Had my tonsils removed on Monday and I cannot tell you how grim the last few days has been. Brutal.

I feel your pain man. Just spent 3 days in the Queen Elizabeth in Glasgow to have the base of my tongue shaved and my tonsils removed for biopsies to try to find the source of my primary cancer. A week down the line and I'm still only managing to swallow soup and ice cream. Hoping to manage a few beers tomorrow night though.

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2 hours ago, buchan30 said:

Osteotis pubis. Basically pain along the top of the pelvis and down the groin after any vigorous exercise (unfortunately not that) caused by the muscle movements of playing in goals at walking football. Having physio for it from Ralph Hunter (Cowdenbeath and Arbroath) and on naproxen which is a stronger Anti-inflammatory than Brufen. 
Only shit part is no 5s and have only just been allowed back to play walking football. 

I had sympathy for you until you wrote 'Brufen'.

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3 hours ago, centralTon said:

I feel your pain man. Just spent 3 days in the Queen Elizabeth in Glasgow to have the base of my tongue shaved and my tonsils removed for biopsies to try to find the source of my primary cancer. A week down the line and I'm still only managing to swallow soup and ice cream. Hoping to manage a few beers tomorrow night though.

Bloody hell, mate. 
Hope you have a speedy recovery, you definitely deserve a beer or two tomorrow. 

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5 hours ago, centralTon said:

I feel your pain man. Just spent 3 days in the Queen Elizabeth in Glasgow to have the base of my tongue shaved and my tonsils removed for biopsies to try to find the source of my primary cancer. A week down the line and I'm still only managing to swallow soup and ice cream. Hoping to manage a few beers tomorrow night though.

Aw the best

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  • 3 weeks later...

I think I've got a slipped disc. First time.

Bit of a shiter. Wouldn't recommend it, likes.

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7 hours ago, BFTD said:

I think I've got a slipped disc. First time.

Bit of a shiter. Wouldn't recommend it, likes.

My dad had that years ago. 

My main memory was that he was in hospital with it, and my brother took me to a Falkirk v Queen of the South game at Brockville. Falkirk won 7-1, and we went back and told him about the fantastic game he missed. 

Looking back I don't think it was as cheery an update as I remember. "Hey, you're lying in agony but we had a great time!"

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Been doing a new job lately, a side effect of which has been that I've somehow strained my middle finger. Thought it might improve with time, but it doesn't seem to be.

Anyone have any suggestions for repairing sore finger joints?

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2 hours ago, BFTD said:

Been doing a new job lately, a side effect of which has been that I've somehow strained my middle finger. Thought it might improve with time, but it doesn't seem to be.

Anyone have any suggestions for repairing sore finger joints?

Rub it off a supermodel. See if that helps.

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7 hours ago, BFTD said:

Been doing a new job lately, a side effect of which has been that I've somehow strained my middle finger. Thought it might improve with time, but it doesn't seem to be.

Anyone have any suggestions for repairing sore finger joints?

Mrs. F_P swears by these for her arthritic joint pain. Never used them myself.

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30 minutes ago, Florentine_Pogen said:

Mrs. F_P swears by these for her arthritic joint pain. Never used them myself.

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Ta. I can live with the pain/discomfort so long as it heals eventually, but most of the treatments for swollen joints seem to revolve around reducing inflammation (Ibuprofen, for example), which apparently slows down the healing process (but reduces the pain). Bit strange.

Seems like applying cayenne pepper/capsaicin to the skin can help with healing, presumably because it causes irritation and actually increases inflammation? Dunno; clearly more research required.

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