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pulsatile tinnitus
I am 24 years old and was diagnosed with pulsatile tinnitus in February. I can constantly hear my pulse in my left ear and when I turn my head or press my hand on my neck, the noise is a lot quieter/stops. As of yet I still have no answers, I have had an MRI angiogram and ultrasound on my neck which
I am 24 years old and was diagnosed with pulsatile tinnitus in February. I can constantly hear my pulse in my left ear and when I turn my head or press my hand on my neck, the noise is a lot quieter/stops. As of yet I still have no answers, I have had an MRI angiogram and ultrasound on my neck which
Yellowlab29
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Tinnitus UK
11 days ago
Wearing NHS Phonak hearing aids for one week
hello I suffer from mild/moderate high frequency hearing loss which was picked up by the Audiologist when I had two severe bouts of vertigo last year. I can hear ok most of the time but find it hard to hear/understand voices clearly on the television and sounds in the distance like church bells.
hello I suffer from mild/moderate high frequency hearing loss which was picked up by the Audiologist when I had two severe bouts of vertigo last year. I can hear ok most of the time but find it hard to hear/understand voices clearly on the television and sounds in the distance like church bells.
Choralmusic
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Tinnitus UK
12 days ago
Balance Issues
I know reading up on the symptoms of APS that problems with balance seem to be an issue. Can anyone who experienced it share how they felt. Mine came on literally overnight. I had a migraine one day, the next I started feeling off when I walked. Its really hard to explain to anyone unfamiliar with the
I know reading up on the symptoms of APS that problems with balance seem to be an issue. Can anyone who experienced it share how they felt. Mine came on literally overnight. I had a migraine one day, the next I started feeling off when I walked. Its really hard to explain to anyone unfamiliar with the
Sparklingsunshine
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Hughes Syndrome APS Forum
12 days ago
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Aqueous shunt implant surgery
Hi Everyone, I have just been recommended the Aqueous shunt surgery. I have had Glaucoma for years (since 30s, now I'm in my mid 40s) and was on latanoprost and everything was working well until I had the retina detachment surgery in May and my pressure will not drop, tried various drops without much
Hi Everyone, I have just been recommended the Aqueous shunt surgery. I have had Glaucoma for years (since 30s, now I'm in my mid 40s) and was on latanoprost and everything was working well until I had the retina detachment surgery in May and my pressure will not drop, tried various drops without much
MeoWow
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Glaucoma UK
12 days ago
Upcoming op advice
I've been on the waiting list for laparoscopic adhesiolysis since March, I was told 8 to 12 months. I recieved notification of a telephone consultation booked for 15th October to finalise plans for the op. That's 7 months into my wait, so am I to assume (hope!) that it will be soon after? I was given
I've been on the waiting list for laparoscopic adhesiolysis since March, I was told 8 to 12 months. I recieved notification of a telephone consultation booked for 15th October to finalise plans for the op. That's 7 months into my wait, so am I to assume (hope!) that it will be soon after? I was given
TallulaShark
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Endometriosis UK
12 days ago
Fluid behind ear drum
I started with T in March 2024. It started in the left ear. The Dr said it looked like a mild ear infection. I used antibiotics and it cleared up but the T continued. I had ear wax removal as the Dr said this could also be the cause. I had been on holiday 2 weeks before this started but before then there
I started with T in March 2024. It started in the left ear. The Dr said it looked like a mild ear infection. I used antibiotics and it cleared up but the T continued. I had ear wax removal as the Dr said this could also be the cause. I had been on holiday 2 weeks before this started but before then there
JennoB
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Tinnitus UK
12 days ago
Anyone familiar with the study finding a causal relationship between PD and Desulfovibrio bacteria? PISTACHIOS!
Remember this post from
Sturge8 months ago? https://healthunlocked.com/cure-parkinsons/posts/150327089/desulfovibrio-bacteria
Well I just happened to be poking around and found this:
Pistachio Consumption Alleviates Inflammation and Improves Gut Microbiota Composition in Mice Fed
Remember this post from
Sturge8 months ago? https://healthunlocked.com/cure-parkinsons/posts/150327089/desulfovibrio-bacteria
Well I just happened to be poking around and found this:
Pistachio Consumption Alleviates Inflammation and Improves Gut Microbiota Composition in Mice Fed
Bolt_Upright
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Cure Parkinson's
13 days ago
Finger joints and other things
Hi..I have been taken off leflunamide, as was getting so many infections, awaiting new biologic ...but in meantime ,fingers agony,and one stuck in bent position then when released its squint !also both hands keep locking into like a spasticity if hold anything for small length of time in addition blepharitis
Hi..I have been taken off leflunamide, as was getting so many infections, awaiting new biologic ...but in meantime ,fingers agony,and one stuck in bent position then when released its squint !also both hands keep locking into like a spasticity if hold anything for small length of time in addition blepharitis
Luppykate
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LUPUS UK
13 days ago
Is propofol safe for a colonoscopy with Parkinson’s?
is it safe, or is there a preferred drug for a colonoscopy? I’m on rasagiline and sometimes mucuna and carbidopa….and should they be discontinued before? If so, how long before? Thanks!
is it safe, or is there a preferred drug for a colonoscopy? I’m on rasagiline and sometimes mucuna and carbidopa….and should they be discontinued before? If so, how long before? Thanks!
Ob6842
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Cure Parkinson's
14 days ago
Horizant timing
Hi All, always so good to hear about others experiences as well as the wonderful support of this forum. I was on Ropinerole for 3 years and max dose was 2 mgs for the final 6-months. This forum helped me to go in another direction. My last .25 mg dose was July 23rd. I also started 600 mg Horizant on
Hi All, always so good to hear about others experiences as well as the wonderful support of this forum. I was on Ropinerole for 3 years and max dose was 2 mgs for the final 6-months. This forum helped me to go in another direction. My last .25 mg dose was July 23rd. I also started 600 mg Horizant on
pyramidhiker
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Restless Legs Syndrome
14 days ago
Provenge update
Looks like I may be starting Provenge immunotherapy soon, although I'm still being evaluated for castrate resistance. I finally found a local clinic to administer it (although I may have to go to Orlando to have the blood drawn each time). Interestingly, it is being done by a Urology clinic. Apparently
Looks like I may be starting Provenge immunotherapy soon, although I'm still being evaluated for castrate resistance. I finally found a local clinic to administer it (although I may have to go to Orlando to have the blood drawn each time). Interestingly, it is being done by a Urology clinic. Apparently
dhccpa
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
14 days ago
Nitrofurantoin - good or bad?
Not sure that this is posted in the best place, but I don't seem to be able to access any other links atm. I have been prescribed this antibiotic for traces of blood in urine just over 2 days ago. 50mg to be taken at night. Only on the third dose so it's early days, but had quick urine test done
Not sure that this is posted in the best place, but I don't seem to be able to access any other links atm. I have been prescribed this antibiotic for traces of blood in urine just over 2 days ago. 50mg to be taken at night. Only on the third dose so it's early days, but had quick urine test done
gillsky8
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PMRGCAuk
14 days ago
DVT while on Apixaban
I do not want to scare anyone but I was on warfarin for recurring DVT they struggled stabilising my Inr and was placed on Apixaban which was a relief no more finger pricks, I had my first Ablation in 2022 but after around 4 months Afib raised its head again, my 2nd Ablation was carried out in March
I do not want to scare anyone but I was on warfarin for recurring DVT they struggled stabilising my Inr and was placed on Apixaban which was a relief no more finger pricks, I had my first Ablation in 2022 but after around 4 months Afib raised its head again, my 2nd Ablation was carried out in March
TikaTora
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
14 days ago
Methotrexate and adalimumab
I have been using adalimumab for 3 years for my Ankylosing spondylitis and it has been great for my neck and lower back pain. I have now developed some finger pain, wear and tear in my knees and painful toes, as well as plantur fasciitis. My consultant has prescribed methotrexate Being someone that
I have been using adalimumab for 3 years for my Ankylosing spondylitis and it has been great for my neck and lower back pain. I have now developed some finger pain, wear and tear in my knees and painful toes, as well as plantur fasciitis. My consultant has prescribed methotrexate Being someone that
TraceyDevon
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NRAS
15 days ago
Pregnenolone study for L-DOPA induced dyskinesia
Here is a link to a helpful study - Pregnenolone for the treatment of L-DOPA-induced ... National Institutes of Health (NIH) (.gov) https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › ...
Here is a link to a helpful study - Pregnenolone for the treatment of L-DOPA-induced ... National Institutes of Health (NIH) (.gov) https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › ...
Trailing
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Cure Parkinson's
16 days ago
Left Basilar Atelectasis and consolidation, elevation of left hemidiaphragm
Your experience with atelectasis and consolidation including elevated diaphragm? Pulmonologist much better than thoracic surgeon I'm guessing? My primary referred me to thoracic surgeon for new 12mm lung nodule. The surgeon (seems very highly rated, lots of experience) said the nodule was not suspicious
Your experience with atelectasis and consolidation including elevated diaphragm? Pulmonologist much better than thoracic surgeon I'm guessing? My primary referred me to thoracic surgeon for new 12mm lung nodule. The surgeon (seems very highly rated, lots of experience) said the nodule was not suspicious
RichZi
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
16 days ago
Side effect of Eliquis
When taking the anticoagulant Eliquis for AFib, how common is abdominal pain as a side effect?
When taking the anticoagulant Eliquis for AFib, how common is abdominal pain as a side effect?
yzmd
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
16 days ago
new person
hi I’m 51 and have just been diagnosed with advanced glucoma . (I mistakenly thought I just needed glasses 😬My vision fields are sounding quite limited and I am looking for tips to help make life easier and hopefully to feel more confident with basics like walking, working, busy or new places . I would
hi I’m 51 and have just been diagnosed with advanced glucoma . (I mistakenly thought I just needed glasses 😬My vision fields are sounding quite limited and I am looking for tips to help make life easier and hopefully to feel more confident with basics like walking, working, busy or new places . I would
Ughb
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Glaucoma UK
17 days ago
Anticoagulants
Anyone had experience with being offered anticoagulants? With me for atrial fibrillation. I'm worried about the bleeding risk of course.
Anyone had experience with being offered anticoagulants? With me for atrial fibrillation. I'm worried about the bleeding risk of course.
Castella
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Scleroderma & Raynaud's UK (SRUK)
17 days ago
If we accept that PD is basically a metabolic dysfunction...then electrolytes
The metabolic dysfunction theory as I understand it, states that the energy production factories inside the cells, i.e. the mitochondria, are for some reason not producing sufficient energy supply for the cells to survive, thus they die off. For instance, the dramatic decrease of dopaminergic neurons
The metabolic dysfunction theory as I understand it, states that the energy production factories inside the cells, i.e. the mitochondria, are for some reason not producing sufficient energy supply for the cells to survive, thus they die off. For instance, the dramatic decrease of dopaminergic neurons
evenshoshan
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Cure Parkinson's
17 days ago
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