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Inhibition of Epstein-Barr virus reactivation in nasopharyngeal carcinoma cells by dietary sulforaphane 2013
EBV is a very common latent virus (up to 95% prevalence) and has been linked to autoimmune diseases and inflammation. PD may be an autoimmune disease. Seeing what things tamper down EBV. Inhibition of Epstein-Barr virus reactivation in nasopharyngeal carcinoma cells by dietary sulforaphane 2013 https
EBV is a very common latent virus (up to 95% prevalence) and has been linked to autoimmune diseases and inflammation. PD may be an autoimmune disease. Seeing what things tamper down EBV. Inhibition of Epstein-Barr virus reactivation in nasopharyngeal carcinoma cells by dietary sulforaphane 2013 https
Bolt_Upright
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Cure Parkinson's
2 years ago
Further update on my oartner
It’s been a month since I last posted, so I thought it was about time I gave you all a further update on my partner (43 year old male diagnosed with decompensated ARLD back in June 2021). Today he had his first face to face appointment since November 2021 with his consultant. While we were there, he
It’s been a month since I last posted, so I thought it was about time I gave you all a further update on my partner (43 year old male diagnosed with decompensated ARLD back in June 2021). Today he had his first face to face appointment since November 2021 with his consultant. While we were there, he
Bibbs
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British Liver Trust
2 years ago
Buffafly's post, Loss of appetite, off food, rising INR
Thanks for that Buff. Very very interesting - I always find these heart/gut connection articles interesting. always a little gem to pick up even if it just makes me think in a different dimension about my gut problem solving. Now before I go on I should acknowledge some other stuff on this forum which
Thanks for that Buff. Very very interesting - I always find these heart/gut connection articles interesting. always a little gem to pick up even if it just makes me think in a different dimension about my gut problem solving. Now before I go on I should acknowledge some other stuff on this forum which
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AF Association
2 years ago
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Can secondary glaucoma worsen even though the eye pressure remains at a normal level?
Hi everyone This is my first post & would greatly appreciate your help & advice, please be gentle with me, my apologies if this question has been asked before. My background: Right eye lazy since childhood Left eye: Chronic Uveitis, Cystoid Macular Edema, Pars Plana/Vitrectomy, Cataract surgery, Secondary
Hi everyone This is my first post & would greatly appreciate your help & advice, please be gentle with me, my apologies if this question has been asked before. My background: Right eye lazy since childhood Left eye: Chronic Uveitis, Cystoid Macular Edema, Pars Plana/Vitrectomy, Cataract surgery, Secondary
Cockerspadge
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Glaucoma UK
2 years ago
Relapse and dose ?
My wife for gca. , 5 months back Started prednisone 60 with actemra weekly she was improving till 9 mg got flare went up to 10-12.5 and lastly on 40 mg as per dr advice , she felt ok for 2 days , now again symptom headache,pressure on eye started , my question , IS THIS COMMON ? will she have to
My wife for gca. , 5 months back Started prednisone 60 with actemra weekly she was improving till 9 mg got flare went up to 10-12.5 and lastly on 40 mg as per dr advice , she felt ok for 2 days , now again symptom headache,pressure on eye started , my question , IS THIS COMMON ? will she have to
Rajuguide
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PMRGCAuk
2 years ago
New lens in my glasses when they come. xx
Afternoon everyone and how are we all. I am here in my pjs now and resting, I have been and got my eyes tested now it has been four weeks since my cataract surgery. I am having a new lens in my right eye and they have ordered me a new lens for my regular glasses. Then it was a coffee and home as i
Afternoon everyone and how are we all. I am here in my pjs now and resting, I have been and got my eyes tested now it has been four weeks since my cataract surgery. I am having a new lens in my right eye and they have ordered me a new lens for my regular glasses. Then it was a coffee and home as i
sylvi
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NRAS
2 years ago
Cataract op while on pred?
Hi I am new to posting here but I have been on here reading posts for several months and thank goodness for the site very informative and empowering. I was diagnosed with GCA in May2021 (never heard of it before) after a month of headaches and trying to get some medical person interested. Put on
Hi I am new to posting here but I have been on here reading posts for several months and thank goodness for the site very informative and empowering. I was diagnosed with GCA in May2021 (never heard of it before) after a month of headaches and trying to get some medical person interested. Put on
Noraflorence
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PMRGCAuk
3 years ago
Cataract operation
10 years ago due to misdiagnosis lost sight in left eye, just had cataract operation on the 10th on my right eye, at present have still blurred vision I was wondering how long it has taken for others in a similar situation, or what I am to expect in the healing process.
10 years ago due to misdiagnosis lost sight in left eye, just had cataract operation on the 10th on my right eye, at present have still blurred vision I was wondering how long it has taken for others in a similar situation, or what I am to expect in the healing process.
Heather270240
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PMRGCAuk
3 years ago
MAFLD (new concept for NAFLD) cut-off for FIB-4 - science article
"Do we need a new cut-off for FIB-4 in the metabolic dysfunction-associated fatty liver disease era?" "In conclusion, the diagnostic performance of FIB-4 in the MAFLD group was not different from that in the NAFLD group. However, it would be appropriate to lower the cut-off to 1.0 in order to reduce
"Do we need a new cut-off for FIB-4 in the metabolic dysfunction-associated fatty liver disease era?" "In conclusion, the diagnostic performance of FIB-4 in the MAFLD group was not different from that in the NAFLD group. However, it would be appropriate to lower the cut-off to 1.0 in order to reduce
MINTVCX
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British Liver Trust
2 years ago
Cataract surgery success
Hello everyone! Just popping in to say I had the Pred-induced cataract removed from my right eye last week 👁 and it went really well. Brilliant in fact! 🤩 My distance vision is now as good as it was 40+ years ago when I realised I needed reading glasses, which I still will and I can very happily live
Hello everyone! Just popping in to say I had the Pred-induced cataract removed from my right eye last week 👁 and it went really well. Brilliant in fact! 🤩 My distance vision is now as good as it was 40+ years ago when I realised I needed reading glasses, which I still will and I can very happily live
xdbx
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PMRGCAuk
2 years ago
Apixaban
Is anyone on a DOAC and undergone retinopexy for a retinal tear? I’m having the procedure tomorrow and wondering whether I should not take the Apixaban tonight and in the morning. I wasn’t asked if I was taking a blood thinner today so not sure what to do. Can anyone offer any advice pls?
Is anyone on a DOAC and undergone retinopexy for a retinal tear? I’m having the procedure tomorrow and wondering whether I should not take the Apixaban tonight and in the morning. I wasn’t asked if I was taking a blood thinner today so not sure what to do. Can anyone offer any advice pls?
Barbadosgirl
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AF Association
3 years ago
VACCINATING GUIDE
Vaccinating Adults: A Step-by-Step Guide provides 142 pages of practical information in an easy-to-use format to help you implement or enhance adult immunization services in your healthcare setting. The Guide also includes an abundance of web addresses and references to assist you in staying up to date
Vaccinating Adults: A Step-by-Step Guide provides 142 pages of practical information in an easy-to-use format to help you implement or enhance adult immunization services in your healthcare setting. The Guide also includes an abundance of web addresses and references to assist you in staying up to date
Tupelomojo
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CLL Support
3 years ago
Can I fly? (Obviously in an Airplane!)
Hi, to start some background on me...sorry if its long winded. I am 48...49 on Monday (Ekkk) I was admitted to hospital after taking myself to the doctors asking for help back in Sept 2021. I could hardly walk and was short of breath - admitted with Decompensated Liver could hardly pee and was in a
Hi, to start some background on me...sorry if its long winded. I am 48...49 on Monday (Ekkk) I was admitted to hospital after taking myself to the doctors asking for help back in Sept 2021. I could hardly walk and was short of breath - admitted with Decompensated Liver could hardly pee and was in a
Rockie153
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British Liver Trust
2 years ago
10 Days Into Hospital Detox Once Again..
Hi all you lovely lot. Its been a while since I last posted on here the other week, sorry if I haven't replied but I needed to get some help, and I did. I've been in hospital since Friday last week on a detox, that's now my 4th and I hope and prayer that's my last. I say its my last but only I can solve
Hi all you lovely lot. Its been a while since I last posted on here the other week, sorry if I haven't replied but I needed to get some help, and I did. I've been in hospital since Friday last week on a detox, that's now my 4th and I hope and prayer that's my last. I say its my last but only I can solve
Hidden
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British Liver Trust
2 years ago
Abnormal bloodwork
Hi all, I have decided to see a different Hematologist. Bloodwork was done and I don't know what to think. RBC low 3.75 HCT low 36.4% MCH high 33.7 MPV low 7.3 Lymphs high 41% Baso high 3% Chloride low 97 mEq/L Uric Acid high 7.3 mg
Hi all, I have decided to see a different Hematologist. Bloodwork was done and I don't know what to think. RBC low 3.75 HCT low 36.4% MCH high 33.7 MPV low 7.3 Lymphs high 41% Baso high 3% Chloride low 97 mEq/L Uric Acid high 7.3 mg
Wilma66
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MPN Voice
3 years ago
Spironolactone and its effects on the kidneys
Hi everyone,its been a while since I last posted. I have been taking spironolactone amongst other things since i was diagnosed over a year ago. My doctor has said that I need to stop taking them as they are seriously affecting my kideys,the last time I did this i gained almost 2 stone in fluid and am
Hi everyone,its been a while since I last posted. I have been taking spironolactone amongst other things since i was diagnosed over a year ago. My doctor has said that I need to stop taking them as they are seriously affecting my kideys,the last time I did this i gained almost 2 stone in fluid and am
Puggypip
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British Liver Trust
2 years ago
Liver pain AFTER giving up alcohol
Hi all - wonder if someone could advise please? I gave up alcohol at Christmas after years of binge drinking. Strange thing is I now have upper right quadrant liver pain (dull ache) that wasn't there before. Sometimes but not always it radiates to my back. It's worse when I bend forward or reach up.
Hi all - wonder if someone could advise please? I gave up alcohol at Christmas after years of binge drinking. Strange thing is I now have upper right quadrant liver pain (dull ache) that wasn't there before. Sometimes but not always it radiates to my back. It's worse when I bend forward or reach up.
DerbyAndrew
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British Liver Trust
2 years ago
Cataract surgery and Fuchs Endothelial Dystrophy
Has anyone with Fuchs had cataract surgery? How good was your vision after surhery?
Has anyone with Fuchs had cataract surgery? How good was your vision after surhery?
Dossy
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PMRGCAuk
2 years ago
Feeling despondent - cataract surgery after trab
My partner developed steroid-induced glaucoma (another and long story) in his left eye and had trab surgery last December. He also developed a cataract while on this journey. Last Friday he had cataract surgery. The next day he could read the eye chart after having very little vision in that eye all
My partner developed steroid-induced glaucoma (another and long story) in his left eye and had trab surgery last December. He also developed a cataract while on this journey. Last Friday he had cataract surgery. The next day he could read the eye chart after having very little vision in that eye all
Calam1ty
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Glaucoma UK
2 years ago
Hepatic Encephalopathy with F1 Fibrosis?
Hi, is it possible to experience Hepatic Encephalopathy with F1 Fibrosis? Here's my backstory.. I'm ashamed to admit I was a daily drinker for approx 20 years (I'm now in my mid forties) as I used it to self-medicate to help with anxiety (terrible idea I know). I must have been averaging around 80 units
Hi, is it possible to experience Hepatic Encephalopathy with F1 Fibrosis? Here's my backstory.. I'm ashamed to admit I was a daily drinker for approx 20 years (I'm now in my mid forties) as I used it to self-medicate to help with anxiety (terrible idea I know). I must have been averaging around 80 units
Ad45
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British Liver Trust
2 years ago
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