Liver transplant - Let's support each other
What topics do people who are waiting for a liver transplant want to talk about? Who has had a liver transplant and wants to talk about?
Interested in more discussions like this? Go to the Transplants Support Group.
Hi @nrbecerril, I'd like to add my welcome. I moved your intro post to this existing discussion:
- Liver transplant - Let's support each other https://connect.mayoclinic.org/discussion/liver-support-group/
I did this so that you can easily connect with many other liver transplant members like @kandidubrall @rosemarya @sg3 @katebw @myfablife @kathycaudle @athenalee @gaylea1 and more.
I'm sorry to hear that 7 months after liver transplant you're dealing with belly issues as well as temperature issues and swelling in your legs. Having rheumatoid arthritis sounds like it might complicate matters for you. I'm sure you've talked to your transplant team about these things and now you just want to connect with other liver transplant recipients to know you're not alone. What has your transplant team shared with you? Can you describe the "wierd" feeling you have in your belly?
Welcome to Connect, @nrbecerril Congratulations on receiving your transplant. It’s certainly a special gift but it can come with some adjustments.
We have quite a few members with different types of transplants who would love to share what they’ve learned through their experiences to help you along your journey.
Hi everybody. I'm post liver transplant 7mons and having issues with my belly. Anyone can share there experience. Maybe it's scar tissue or muscles healing but I have a weird feeling. Also having a lot of temp issues. I'm either too hot or too cold. I'm sometimes swell in my legs. Please if anyone has knowledge please share. Thank you. It makes it hard because I also have rheumatoid arthritis and I'm getting a lot of flare ups.
Yes so did I, Mayo Clinic was wonderful.
I don’t like the complications I am having, but it’s good to be cancer free
thank you Rosemary I connect with her
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hey you forgot me I had a liver transplant in the best Hospital MAYO CLINIC in Arizona
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Hello, Thad liver transplant, I was told can’t take ibuprofen, only Tylenol, ibuprofen can make you nausea, you need to check with your hepatology doctor
Get better soon
Kandi
Thank you.
Thank yo so much for taking the time to reply. Very informative.
Yes, Tylenol is one of the recommended pain medications but not more than 2000 mg in 24 hours, and that not everyday.
Tylenol in large dosage over a long period is a liver killer.