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Not diagnosed yet, suffering for many years
Hi everyone, My name is Kimberly, I live in Northwestern United States. I have been struggling with symptoms for years and had no idea this could be MS. I’ve had a hard time going up stairs as well as walking on flat ground for several months, maybe a year. My legs feel as though they weigh a hundred
Hi everyone, My name is Kimberly, I live in Northwestern United States. I have been struggling with symptoms for years and had no idea this could be MS. I’ve had a hard time going up stairs as well as walking on flat ground for several months, maybe a year. My legs feel as though they weigh a hundred
GrmaK
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My MSAA Community
1 year ago
Feelings of loss
I had my son in October 2021 and was in an MBU for several months following that. It started with a manic episode, but then I went into a deep depression. At this point, I was so low that I would have happily traded my son to be well again and get my old life back. I was lucky and had great support from
I had my son in October 2021 and was in an MBU for several months following that. It started with a manic episode, but then I went into a deep depression. At this point, I was so low that I would have happily traded my son to be well again and get my old life back. I was lucky and had great support from
Alpav
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Action on Postpartum Psychosis
1 year ago
🧲🧠Stanford TMS Researchers treat depression by reversing brain signals traveling the wrong way
A new study led by Stanford Medicine researchers is the first to reveal how magnetic stimulation treats severe depression: by correcting the abnormal flow of brain signals. https://med.stanford.edu/news/all-news/2023/05/depression-reverse-brain-signals.html Stanford is a leading research group in the
A new study led by Stanford Medicine researchers is the first to reveal how magnetic stimulation treats severe depression: by correcting the abnormal flow of brain signals. https://med.stanford.edu/news/all-news/2023/05/depression-reverse-brain-signals.html Stanford is a leading research group in the
LifeIsThePitts
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Anxiety and Depression Support
1 year ago
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Itchy eyes
I know that glaucoma makes our eyes sensitive, and I do use lubricating eye drops SO many times during the day, but I still find that my eyes - especially inner eye, and around the base of the lids - gets really itchy. And of course we can't scratch our eyes. So does anybody else find this, and if so
I know that glaucoma makes our eyes sensitive, and I do use lubricating eye drops SO many times during the day, but I still find that my eyes - especially inner eye, and around the base of the lids - gets really itchy. And of course we can't scratch our eyes. So does anybody else find this, and if so
PBX142
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Glaucoma UK
1 year ago
Anyone else finding the breastfeeding journey tough?
I am 8 weeks in and feeling so defeated today.... Our little one is still not gaining enough weight. Trying everything - formula, breastfeeding, tongue tie, cranial osteopathy.... So exhausted and emotional now after so many weeks working so hard.... I know others might be also going through this
I am 8 weeks in and feeling so defeated today.... Our little one is still not gaining enough weight. Trying everything - formula, breastfeeding, tongue tie, cranial osteopathy.... So exhausted and emotional now after so many weeks working so hard.... I know others might be also going through this
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Pregnancy and Parenting Support
1 year ago
Switching depression meds?
How to make it easier when switching depression medication so your partner and coworkers don't think you're crazy? I was on Lexapro and it made me manic, I've been weaning off and I now feel like a zombie who wants to cry all the time. My doctor wants me to start a mood stabilizer but I don't want my
How to make it easier when switching depression medication so your partner and coworkers don't think you're crazy? I was on Lexapro and it made me manic, I've been weaning off and I now feel like a zombie who wants to cry all the time. My doctor wants me to start a mood stabilizer but I don't want my
redmama2
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Anxiety and Depression Support
1 year ago
New evidence on the early treatment of low-risk PV patients (using IFN)
I saw this article: Final results from the Low PV study now published in the NEJM Evidence https://fondazionefrom.it/fondazione-from/la-fondazione/news/final-results-from-the-low-pv-study-now-published-in-the-nejm-evidence "The results of the randomized, controlled phase II trial Low PV clearly demonstrated
I saw this article: Final results from the Low PV study now published in the NEJM Evidence https://fondazionefrom.it/fondazione-from/la-fondazione/news/final-results-from-the-low-pv-study-now-published-in-the-nejm-evidence "The results of the randomized, controlled phase II trial Low PV clearly demonstrated
Joey1025
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MPN Voice
1 year ago
testosterone
listened to a very interesting podcast by Dr Geo Espinosa who featured Dr Mohit Khera a renowned urologist/scientist at Baylor college of medicine whom Dr Geo refers to as the Lebron James of Testosterone. Very interesting discussion regarding TRT (testosterone replacement therapy) and the BAT (Bipolar
listened to a very interesting podcast by Dr Geo Espinosa who featured Dr Mohit Khera a renowned urologist/scientist at Baylor college of medicine whom Dr Geo refers to as the Lebron James of Testosterone. Very interesting discussion regarding TRT (testosterone replacement therapy) and the BAT (Bipolar
Appraiser
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
Hi fellow sufferers.
I am new here but have suffered from wet AMD since January 2021 and have had several injections of Eylea in both eyes since. I am currently stable and on an 8 week re-check each time. I also suffer from diplopia (double vision) and this eye problem conflicts with the AMD disease making it difficult
I am new here but have suffered from wet AMD since January 2021 and have had several injections of Eylea in both eyes since. I am currently stable and on an 8 week re-check each time. I also suffer from diplopia (double vision) and this eye problem conflicts with the AMD disease making it difficult
Mando007
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Macular Society
1 year ago
Ocular hypertension
I have ocular hypertension and narrow angles. I have had a successful iridotomy but my pressures remain between 20-30 . Never higher and never lower. My glaucoma consultant whom I saw this week is happy. My eyes are stable. Good visual fields. No optic nerve damage. I use Tiopex and Latanopost drops
I have ocular hypertension and narrow angles. I have had a successful iridotomy but my pressures remain between 20-30 . Never higher and never lower. My glaucoma consultant whom I saw this week is happy. My eyes are stable. Good visual fields. No optic nerve damage. I use Tiopex and Latanopost drops
EthelPledge94
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Macular Society
1 year ago
Glycine
is glycine powder safe for Rls ? To use at night before bed? It helps me as well as magnesium glycinate but I am not using for rls. Anyone know?
is glycine powder safe for Rls ? To use at night before bed? It helps me as well as magnesium glycinate but I am not using for rls. Anyone know?
RCHD
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Restless Legs Syndrome
1 year ago
mtx and adalimumab/ Idacio
Hi please could anyone let me know if they have changed from mtx tablets to Idacio ? I was told that you still have to take mtx tablets but at a lower dose with Idacio ? I was told biologics can work within a couple of weeks ?? I don't know if I want to go down the biologics route yet, I am a bit
Hi please could anyone let me know if they have changed from mtx tablets to Idacio ? I was told that you still have to take mtx tablets but at a lower dose with Idacio ? I was told biologics can work within a couple of weeks ?? I don't know if I want to go down the biologics route yet, I am a bit
lindyloo2018
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NRAS
1 year ago
Lived Health Parkinson's
This channel on [i]YouTube.com [/i]has some up to date info, such as this video below featuring Roger Barker talking about stem cell treatment and when we might expect some results from the current batch of clinical trials happening world wide. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n20yPPRheSw https://www.youtube.com
This channel on [i]YouTube.com [/i]has some up to date info, such as this video below featuring Roger Barker talking about stem cell treatment and when we might expect some results from the current batch of clinical trials happening world wide. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n20yPPRheSw https://www.youtube.com
Zardoz
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Cure Parkinson's
1 year ago
Why continue taking Orgovyx while also on Zytiga? I just started a clinical trial with LU–177 I&T.
I had my first of up to four treatments last week in the Eclipse clinical trial for LU 177 I&T and I’m wondering why I should continue taking Orgovyx . I’ve heard that production of testosterone is even more efficiently reduced on Zytiga. The less meds, the better for me. Every time we add a new substance
I had my first of up to four treatments last week in the Eclipse clinical trial for LU 177 I&T and I’m wondering why I should continue taking Orgovyx . I’ve heard that production of testosterone is even more efficiently reduced on Zytiga. The less meds, the better for me. Every time we add a new substance
SViking
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
hope is the thing…
from another cancer blog…another potential cancer drug is in the works and going to clinical trials . https://www.etirarx.com/ Fingers crossed, people. There needs to be a breakthrough for this cancer terror. I’ve lost too many friends and feel like I’m swimming up stream.
from another cancer blog…another potential cancer drug is in the works and going to clinical trials . https://www.etirarx.com/ Fingers crossed, people. There needs to be a breakthrough for this cancer terror. I’ve lost too many friends and feel like I’m swimming up stream.
Dragonfly2
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SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
1 year ago
Outpatient places
I am in desperate need of emotional and mental support. I am not making any changes in trying to get out of my depression I just feel I’m in survival mode trying to get thru day while avoiding major and necessary tasks like work stuff, laundry, cleaning and eating right. can anyone recommend a good
I am in desperate need of emotional and mental support. I am not making any changes in trying to get out of my depression I just feel I’m in survival mode trying to get thru day while avoiding major and necessary tasks like work stuff, laundry, cleaning and eating right. can anyone recommend a good
reinventingmyself36
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Anxiety and Depression Support
1 year ago
Off pristiq
I took my last dose of pristiq on Tuesday. I have been a guinea pig for snri's since September. My psychiatrist wants me to washout until Tuesday and then start me on an ssri. I suggested Prozac because it worked wonderfully in the past. I have been so depressed for so long I am having a real hard time
I took my last dose of pristiq on Tuesday. I have been a guinea pig for snri's since September. My psychiatrist wants me to washout until Tuesday and then start me on an ssri. I suggested Prozac because it worked wonderfully in the past. I have been so depressed for so long I am having a real hard time
Twistedopher
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Anxiety and Depression Support
1 year ago
my anxiety is consuming me
hi all. New to these type of groups but think sharing might help me. It’s a long story but I’ve had anxiety for 10+ years now and have been on Sertraline since then. I’ve had intermittent panic attacks over the years but nothing like what I’ve been experiencing lately. This trigger event started almost
hi all. New to these type of groups but think sharing might help me. It’s a long story but I’ve had anxiety for 10+ years now and have been on Sertraline since then. I’ve had intermittent panic attacks over the years but nothing like what I’ve been experiencing lately. This trigger event started almost
Toula223
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Anxiety Support
1 year ago
Amlopidine
Hi all...a few weeks ago there was a thread on here about a possible connection between high eye pressure/eye conditions and Amlopidine blood pressure tablets I have since attended two appointments at Kings College Hospital ....glaucoma clinic (I'm a glaucoma suspect) and medical retina clinic (
Hi all...a few weeks ago there was a thread on here about a possible connection between high eye pressure/eye conditions and Amlopidine blood pressure tablets I have since attended two appointments at Kings College Hospital ....glaucoma clinic (I'm a glaucoma suspect) and medical retina clinic (
EthelPledge94
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Glaucoma UK
1 year ago
Tongue tie....
Not sure if anyone has any positive post tongue tie procedure breastfeeding stories to share? We have been recommended to get this done and I am so sceptical this will change any of our feeding issues.... I am dreading the actual procedure too for my baby as I has this with my first child and I found
Not sure if anyone has any positive post tongue tie procedure breastfeeding stories to share? We have been recommended to get this done and I am so sceptical this will change any of our feeding issues.... I am dreading the actual procedure too for my baby as I has this with my first child and I found
Hidden
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Pregnancy and Parenting Support
1 year ago
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