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hiatus hernia
I have been on prednisone since January 2017…it seems a lifetime ago☹️ I was put on Alendronic Acid which in turn gave me a hiatus hernia/GERD (2019) ...the consultant I saw said he was positive it happened because of the AA…☹️ It has undoubtedly had a major affect on my life making PMR almost acceptable
I have been on prednisone since January 2017…it seems a lifetime ago☹️ I was put on Alendronic Acid which in turn gave me a hiatus hernia/GERD (2019) ...the consultant I saw said he was positive it happened because of the AA…☹️ It has undoubtedly had a major affect on my life making PMR almost acceptable
PamJCam
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PMRGCAuk
13 days ago
Chemotherapy Induced Peripheral Neuropathy
If you develop CIPN during chemotherapy, and it becomes permanent, can you subsequently find it has progressed to another site some years after the original diagnosis? I finished 6 cycles of Docetaxel in October 2019. Once the stabbing pains and feeling of being electrocuted had worn off, I was left
If you develop CIPN during chemotherapy, and it becomes permanent, can you subsequently find it has progressed to another site some years after the original diagnosis? I finished 6 cycles of Docetaxel in October 2019. Once the stabbing pains and feeling of being electrocuted had worn off, I was left
Dastardly
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
13 days ago
seborrheic keratosis management
Hi Everyone, I was hoping to get some guidance on managing Seborrheic Keratosis. I'm 53 and I have a seborrheic keratosis under my eye, on my forehead, right side of my face and left ear. Is there any proven ways of managing them? I started washing my face with a wash that has salicylic acid and
Hi Everyone, I was hoping to get some guidance on managing Seborrheic Keratosis. I'm 53 and I have a seborrheic keratosis under my eye, on my forehead, right side of my face and left ear. Is there any proven ways of managing them? I started washing my face with a wash that has salicylic acid and
Ziggy88
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MY SKIN
13 days ago
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Change of medication or stay with existing regime?
I have been diagnosed with psoriatic arthritis/axial and peripheral spondlyarthritis seems to vary. I've been taking COSENTYX 300 for about 3 years, plus MTX currently 15mg. This was working well at the beginning of the year. I started on Alendronic acid in Feb and had a big flare. Stopped Alendronic
I have been diagnosed with psoriatic arthritis/axial and peripheral spondlyarthritis seems to vary. I've been taking COSENTYX 300 for about 3 years, plus MTX currently 15mg. This was working well at the beginning of the year. I started on Alendronic acid in Feb and had a big flare. Stopped Alendronic
Gilliancheche
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NRAS
22 days ago
New guidelines to prevent skeletal events in metastatic prostate cancer
They are basically discussing denosumab and zoledronic acid in PCa with bone metastasis https://www.urotoday.com/video-lectures/nccn-2024/video/4222-2024-nccn-guidelines-preventing-skeletal-events-in-prostate-cancer-rashid-sayyid-zachary-klaassen.html
They are basically discussing denosumab and zoledronic acid in PCa with bone metastasis https://www.urotoday.com/video-lectures/nccn-2024/video/4222-2024-nccn-guidelines-preventing-skeletal-events-in-prostate-cancer-rashid-sayyid-zachary-klaassen.html
Maxone73
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
23 days ago
root canal work while on zoledronic acid infusions
I have 6 monthly dental checkups, and for years all has been well. I had my first zoledronic acid infusion 28th December 2023. My last dental checkup was in March. A week ago I started getting intermittent pains in the right side of my jaw, both bottom and top. GP ruled out PMR and recommended I visit
I have 6 monthly dental checkups, and for years all has been well. I had my first zoledronic acid infusion 28th December 2023. My last dental checkup was in March. A week ago I started getting intermittent pains in the right side of my jaw, both bottom and top. GP ruled out PMR and recommended I visit
Angel_doll
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PMRGCAuk
24 days ago
ALENDRONIC ACID
Thanks everyone for your replies to my previous post re taking Alendronic Acid. All the information posted has been very helpful and answered things I was not told or aware of. Result it my Surgery is giving me a Telephone Consultation next Thursday to my Sister and Carer. Christine Bettany x
Thanks everyone for your replies to my previous post re taking Alendronic Acid. All the information posted has been very helpful and answered things I was not told or aware of. Result it my Surgery is giving me a Telephone Consultation next Thursday to my Sister and Carer. Christine Bettany x
Purple4710
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NRAS
24 days ago
Ask Your Questions
Prof David Jones is our guest for tomorrows #PBC Q&A joined by the #PBCTeam live from the obeticholic acid protest in Brussels! Click here for the privacy of the room: https://www.pbcfoundation.org.uk/events/qa-pbc/ or watch us on Facebook Live at 2pm UK time.#PBCQuestions #PBCAnswers #SupportForLife
Prof David Jones is our guest for tomorrows #PBC Q&A joined by the #PBCTeam live from the obeticholic acid protest in Brussels! Click here for the privacy of the room: https://www.pbcfoundation.org.uk/events/qa-pbc/ or watch us on Facebook Live at 2pm UK time.#PBCQuestions #PBCAnswers #SupportForLife
DonnaBoll
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PBC Foundation
25 days ago
I haven't posted for a while....
Hello everyone, I haven't posted for a while, but have been reading the daily updates coming into my email account. I'm not too good at the moment, lots going on that I won't bore you with, a quick summary: After paying for MRIs which showed florid synovitis, bone erosions and more I was switched
Hello everyone, I haven't posted for a while, but have been reading the daily updates coming into my email account. I'm not too good at the moment, lots going on that I won't bore you with, a quick summary: After paying for MRIs which showed florid synovitis, bone erosions and more I was switched
Mmrr
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NRAS
25 days ago
Alendronic Acid
I have been taking the above for 5 years and until a visit to my Dentist to have a loose tooth removed, I wasn't aware taking it can cause dental problems and hair loss.How long should it be taken for? Christine
I have been taking the above for 5 years and until a visit to my Dentist to have a loose tooth removed, I wasn't aware taking it can cause dental problems and hair loss.How long should it be taken for? Christine
Purple4710
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NRAS
25 days ago
Hi, this is my story
I broke my foot following a fall off a high kerb in August 2021 and should have been referred for a DEXA scan by the minor injuries unit who treated this, but wasn't until I asked my GP for one, following a tip off from a friend who knew that that is NHS guidance. Following the DEXA scan and recommendation
I broke my foot following a fall off a high kerb in August 2021 and should have been referred for a DEXA scan by the minor injuries unit who treated this, but wasn't until I asked my GP for one, following a tip off from a friend who knew that that is NHS guidance. Following the DEXA scan and recommendation
GadgetBuster
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Bone Health and Osteoporosis UK
28 days ago
Is this all acid reflux?
Hi guys , so last year I had an endoscopy and the consultant said that I had a lot of acid in my stomach. He took a biopsy and it came back negative. He put me onto esmoprozale for a month and it cleared up. It came back then I'm February, took tablets again for a few weeks and it went away. Then about
Hi guys , so last year I had an endoscopy and the consultant said that I had a lot of acid in my stomach. He took a biopsy and it came back negative. He put me onto esmoprozale for a month and it cleared up. It came back then I'm February, took tablets again for a few weeks and it went away. Then about
Selfbuild11
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Acid Reflux Support
1 year ago
Alendronic acid
Do you really need to keep taking those tablets when your managing to reduce your pred successfully? I must admit I don't tend to forget sometimes. Has anyone stopped taking them?
Do you really need to keep taking those tablets when your managing to reduce your pred successfully? I must admit I don't tend to forget sometimes. Has anyone stopped taking them?
Caulkhead63
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PMRGCAuk
28 days ago
Calcium/vit d tabs
Alongside alendronic acid, I have been prescribed calcium tabs. I started them, but every time I take 1, I'm getting awful constipation, tried halving and separating dose, same problem. Do I really need to take these?? I am now taking more calcium in diet than I was before. I'm happy to take my vit
Alongside alendronic acid, I have been prescribed calcium tabs. I started them, but every time I take 1, I'm getting awful constipation, tried halving and separating dose, same problem. Do I really need to take these?? I am now taking more calcium in diet than I was before. I'm happy to take my vit
Sleeplessinlife
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Bone Health and Osteoporosis UK
1 month ago
Please Take Note.....
from the PBC Foundation · If you missed it in your inbox we have important videos for you: Short version https://youtu.be/VE95QEAdo2I Long long https://youtu.be/XkeQX0Q2vQo The latest news article for Obeticholic Acid in Europe has also been updated on the website https://www.pbcfoundation.org.uk
from the PBC Foundation · If you missed it in your inbox we have important videos for you: Short version https://youtu.be/VE95QEAdo2I Long long https://youtu.be/XkeQX0Q2vQo The latest news article for Obeticholic Acid in Europe has also been updated on the website https://www.pbcfoundation.org.uk
DonnaBoll
Administrator
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PBC Foundation
1 month ago
Risedronate Update
A new symptom is gut discomfort, which I didn’t have with AA, and my
Acid
Reflux
appears to be worse (Co-incidence ?) The guts are the same level of discomfort every day, not just when I take the weekly pill.
A new symptom is gut discomfort, which I didn’t have with AA, and my
Acid
Reflux
appears to be worse (Co-incidence ?) The guts are the same level of discomfort every day, not just when I take the weekly pill.
Calamintha
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Bone Health and Osteoporosis UK
1 year ago
Posted on The PBC Foundation FB page
Prof David Jones talks us through the current situation around the future of obeticholic acid (OCA) in Europe and what this means. Ckick here for the video: https://ow.ly/enRi50SzrF6 Read the news article on our website: https://ow.ly/PYh150SzrF7 Please add your voice by signing the petition here:
Prof David Jones talks us through the current situation around the future of obeticholic acid (OCA) in Europe and what this means. Ckick here for the video: https://ow.ly/enRi50SzrF6 Read the news article on our website: https://ow.ly/PYh150SzrF7 Please add your voice by signing the petition here:
DonnaBoll
Administrator
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PBC Foundation
1 month ago
Alendronic acid for oa ?
Having had a dexa scan, my doctor wants me to take Alendrolic acid, once a week 75 mg. Having read the leaflet, it says not to take steroids whilst using? I have at least 4 lung infections every year and prednisolone has to be taken with antibiotics and dies help a lot. I am concerned that I can’t
Having had a dexa scan, my doctor wants me to take Alendrolic acid, once a week 75 mg. Having read the leaflet, it says not to take steroids whilst using? I have at least 4 lung infections every year and prednisolone has to be taken with antibiotics and dies help a lot. I am concerned that I can’t
Shalz
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
1 month ago
Advice needed
Hi, my wife has endometriosis and I am wondering just how exactly I can convince a Dr about the level of pain she is in? Her journey started with very heavy and long periods on average between 10-20 days of very heavy bleeding, then she would have 3-5 days without and then again 10-20 days bleeding
Hi, my wife has endometriosis and I am wondering just how exactly I can convince a Dr about the level of pain she is in? Her journey started with very heavy and long periods on average between 10-20 days of very heavy bleeding, then she would have 3-5 days without and then again 10-20 days bleeding
bohica666
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Endometriosis UK
1 month ago
Erasing Bad Memories Boosts Long-Term Parkinson's Care
Erasing Bad Memories Boosts Long-Term Parkinson's Care 9 July 2024
https://www.miragenews.com/erasing-bad-memories-boosts-long-term-1271295/ University of Alabama at Birmingham BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — Common treatments for Parkinson's disease can address short-term symptoms but can also cause extensive
Erasing Bad Memories Boosts Long-Term Parkinson's Care 9 July 2024
https://www.miragenews.com/erasing-bad-memories-boosts-long-term-1271295/ University of Alabama at Birmingham BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — Common treatments for Parkinson's disease can address short-term symptoms but can also cause extensive
Bolt_Upright
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Cure Parkinson's
1 month ago
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