Durant les menstruations, le sang et les couches superficielles de l’endomètre sont normalement expulsés vers l’extérieur par des contractions musculaires. À l’occasion, il se peut que le flux sanguin s’inverse (d’où l’appellation de flux rétrograde). ⬇️
— 𝐎.𝐓𝐞𝐥𝐥𝐲 𝕾𝖔𝖜✪ (@GuineenHumble) March 4, 2020
Non classé
#Evolution
— 𝐎.𝐓𝐞𝐥𝐥𝐲 𝕾𝖔𝖜✪ (@GuineenHumble) March 4, 2020
Les degrés de gravité de l’endométriose varient.
Ce trouble tend généralement à s’aggraver avec le temps s’il n’est pas traité.
En revanche, 2 situations ont pour effet de réduire ses symptômes: la ménopause, qui assure le plus souvent un soulagement définitif et.. ⬇️
la grossesse, qui les soulage temporairement.#Complications
— 𝐎.𝐓𝐞𝐥𝐥𝐲 𝕾𝖔𝖜✪ (@GuineenHumble) March 4, 2020
Le principal risque associé à l’endométriose est l’infertilité. Environ 1 femme/ 3 ayant du mal à devenir enceinte souffre d’endométriose.#LES_SYMPTÔMES
Varient considérablement en intensité d'1 femme à l'autre. ⬇️
La une du journal L'Équipe du 27 mars en hommage à Michel Hidalgo. pic.twitter.com/48J6GvSC7Y
— L'ÉQUIPE (@lequipe) March 26, 2020
That is as far as I have made it (so far).
— Chris Gough (@GoughCJ) March 16, 2020
If you meet the criteria (temp [>37.8] or a new cough), please follow the advice and self-isolate.
Protect your patients.
Protect your colleagues.
Protect your friends and family.
Protect yourself. (10/10).
Now that I am recovering from Covid-19, I want to share my symptoms, and my experience, in case it is of help to anyone else. I've felt pretty rotten the last few days, but am finally improving.
— Chris Gough (@GoughCJ) March 16, 2020
I am only talking about my own experiences – as a patient, not a doctor. (1/n)
I'll have a quick moan about testing, and then go through my symptoms.
— Chris Gough (@GoughCJ) March 16, 2020
Testing, testing, testing.
We must stop the ridiculous imbalance where politicians and sports stars can apparently get tested, but frontline health workers cannot. The criteria must be consistent. (2/n)
Symptoms.
— Chris Gough (@GoughCJ) March 16, 2020
D1: The day of fevers and exhaustion.
Shivers and sweats were the story of the day. That and being utterly exhausted, with whole-body ache. Random temp: 38.5. One flight of stairs then stop for a rest. No appetite at all. (3/n)
The cough started in the afternoon.
— Chris Gough (@GoughCJ) March 16, 2020
Not a bad cough, and not productive. But just there every now and again to remind me that my lungs were also not happy.
I found out my brother (who I spent the proceeding week with) is unwell with similar symptoms. (4/n)
D2: No energy. Horizontal is the position to be in.
— Chris Gough (@GoughCJ) March 16, 2020
Sweats/shivers ongoing, but not as bad as yesterday. Cough more noticeable but not a big issue.
Intermittent headache started. Whole body still aches, and feeling weak. Zero appetite. Felt a bit brighter in the eve. (5/n)
