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Morning welcome. To me any ablation equals irreversible damage to tissue (and scarring). I'm a conservative guy (note: etymological origins of conservation) and so I prefer to try something which isn't irreversible first. Medications can be discontinued and seldom have irreversible...

he's stated a few times that he's treatment resistant ... (change comes from within)

did you mean to reply to yourself again?

Prior to. Now that's disquieting.

I can only say its horrible how our bodies betray us. A friend of mine's wife has just had a double mastectomy for similar familial reasons (she's had two kids now). Best Wishes

fingers crossed for a good result from the mammogram ...

Leadville did ... but he's more autistic than me and left ... he's a power athlete, cycling and weight training. Oh, and he's on a mech ... which are more haemoglobin smashing in nature than bio are ... dig through his posts. He's more "terse" (meaning less verbose) than me but his few words are...

you do need a break some times ... he's in capable hands. don't punish yourself

I guess that's the reason forums like this exist ... not that you can avoid it, and the extent of it is directly related to time on the pump (meaning longer surgeries are more of an impact). Best Wishes

A Buddhist monk walks up to a hot dog vendor and says: "Make me one with everything." After a brief chuckle, the vendor makes the hot dog and gives it to the monk, saying "That will be $4 please". After the monk hands over a $10 bill, he finds himself waiting uncomfortably while the vendor does...

Well thinking critically is a good topic. I've got a couple of blog posts which are perhaps good starters https://cjeastwd.blogspot.com/2021/07/done-my-research.html where Sabine does a good job as does Veritasium and I reference Monash Uni's page on the topic. Veritasium has some good points...

Hi and welcome this is definately a cause for seeing a Dr or a trip to ER ... Keep us posted if you can about the outcomes. Best Wishes

Hey thank you for your support. In the face of frequent attacks and misjudgement stuff like this helps me feel like its worth continuing here. Best Wishes

Hi and welcome We have a little common in our trajectory here, I too was diagnosed young, but I didn't get to wait as long as you did. I'll assume that you've read a bunch of my posts but I don't like to assume. So I'll just say this first: Citation reference...

please, do go ahead and block me ... I'll do the same because I've found you the same. Best Wishes

you may notice that I've edited that reply to the facts which I didn't know. Sorry for my ignorance, but I literally don't know that machine and I've never spoken to anyone in Australia using them. So yes, they are defunct. Best Wishes

I see now that I've confused INRange with INRatio ... I had no idea this other product existed I was merely wondering what you meant, because I don't assume every person knows the meaning and uses every word correctly. However reading that TGA link all the way through I find this image...

Hey, wishing you an uneventful procedure and a straightforward recovery

defunct? Defunct no longer existing or functioning. "the now defunct Somerset & Dorset railway line"

Both very low doses, personally I'd prefer trying a higher dose before starting ablations.