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Can drinking 10 liters of water a day reverse cirrhosis?
If water is flushing out toxins, a toxin-free state can give the liver time to repair itself. I could not find any studies belonging to cirrhosis. Only those who drank a lot of water showed less fatty liver disease. Do you know a scientist who has tried this?
If water is flushing out toxins, a toxin-free state can give the liver time to repair itself. I could not find any studies belonging to cirrhosis. Only those who drank a lot of water showed less fatty liver disease. Do you know a scientist who has tried this?
tryhealourliver
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British Liver Trust
2 years ago
Antabuse (disulfiram) Anyone using this for Macular degeneration?
Has anyone be using Antabuse for AMD? What country and hospital? Have you found improment in your vision? Any other comments? best regards de-luke The Full Scientific Paper Can Be Found Here- https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/sciadv.abm4643 Summary- Rod and cone photoreceptors degenerate in retinitis
Has anyone be using Antabuse for AMD? What country and hospital? Have you found improment in your vision? Any other comments? best regards de-luke The Full Scientific Paper Can Be Found Here- https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/sciadv.abm4643 Summary- Rod and cone photoreceptors degenerate in retinitis
de-luke
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Macular Society
2 years ago
Once a month and really, once a month
Hello I have been diagnosed with Fibrosis Stage 3 but they are treaing me as though I have early Cirrohsis. I've been told to abstain alcohol forever. Now if I truly have the willpower to treat myself on one day a month to a few drinks and it is only one day a month, would it really do any harm ? I guess
Hello I have been diagnosed with Fibrosis Stage 3 but they are treaing me as though I have early Cirrohsis. I've been told to abstain alcohol forever. Now if I truly have the willpower to treat myself on one day a month to a few drinks and it is only one day a month, would it really do any harm ? I guess
LACLAC1972
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British Liver Trust
2 years ago
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Has anyone had Covid whilst on Actemra and 20mg Prednisone?
Fingers crossed I don't get Covid but it is rampant in the area I live so am being very cautious and feeling rather vulnerable. I have GCA and am at the stage of reducing from 60 to 20mg Pred and having weekly Actemra injections. Just wanted to ask if anyone has had Covid whilst taking the same meds
Fingers crossed I don't get Covid but it is rampant in the area I live so am being very cautious and feeling rather vulnerable. I have GCA and am at the stage of reducing from 60 to 20mg Pred and having weekly Actemra injections. Just wanted to ask if anyone has had Covid whilst taking the same meds
MarksPoint
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PMRGCAuk
2 years ago
Fatty liver anxiety
Hi, newcomers here, ive been diagnosed with fatty liver (early stage), blood test shows high ALT (144), and AST(54) but GGT and alkali phospate still in normal range, will i be okay? Can i live longer? And how to dea with fatty liver? This anxiety is killing me :( Thanks
Hi, newcomers here, ive been diagnosed with fatty liver (early stage), blood test shows high ALT (144), and AST(54) but GGT and alkali phospate still in normal range, will i be okay? Can i live longer? And how to dea with fatty liver? This anxiety is killing me :( Thanks
Javier89
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British Liver Trust
2 years ago
Cataract Surgery
Hello, Has anyone had cataract surgery done while in an afib or aflutter episode? Please share your experience, if you will.
Hello, Has anyone had cataract surgery done while in an afib or aflutter episode? Please share your experience, if you will.
Cookie24
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AF Association
2 years ago
Pred and Actemra
Thank you to those of you who answered my questions last week about restarting Prednisone because all my symptoms had returned whilst on Actemra injections alone. I had the 3- monthly bloods taken at the medical centre last Tuesday so that my rheumatologist would see what was going on after 10 weeks
Thank you to those of you who answered my questions last week about restarting Prednisone because all my symptoms had returned whilst on Actemra injections alone. I had the 3- monthly bloods taken at the medical centre last Tuesday so that my rheumatologist would see what was going on after 10 weeks
Mahler2
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PMRGCAuk
2 years ago
Anion gap redux, potassium?
Recently i saw on here a discussion of low anion gap. I tried searching on HU but only found posts by people talking about other diseases, so clearly not the post and discussion I recall. Can anyone direct me to that discussion? If not, can anyone summarize the significance of low anion gap? Just
Recently i saw on here a discussion of low anion gap. I tried searching on HU but only found posts by people talking about other diseases, so clearly not the post and discussion I recall. Can anyone direct me to that discussion? If not, can anyone summarize the significance of low anion gap? Just
Vlaminck
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CLL Support
2 years ago
Fatigue after cataract surgery.
I had my first cataract operated on on 14th April. On 5mgs pred for PMR. (Diagnosed September 2020.) Since then I've been very tired, with "heavy" legs, but no other PMR symptoms. As my sight is now very "imbalanced" until I get my new specs, is it likely that the fatigue is caused by my brain
I had my first cataract operated on on 14th April. On 5mgs pred for PMR. (Diagnosed September 2020.) Since then I've been very tired, with "heavy" legs, but no other PMR symptoms. As my sight is now very "imbalanced" until I get my new specs, is it likely that the fatigue is caused by my brain
Grannymiaow
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PMRGCAuk
2 years ago
calcium sclerorsis
I have been diagnosed with Foci of Medial Calcific Sclerosis (VCM) after having a left temporal artery biopsy. Biopsy was negative for GCA. I have been suffering with PMR for over a year. I had cataract surgery and it instigated the GCA symptoms post-op. PMRPRO has been extremely helpful redirecting
I have been diagnosed with Foci of Medial Calcific Sclerosis (VCM) after having a left temporal artery biopsy. Biopsy was negative for GCA. I have been suffering with PMR for over a year. I had cataract surgery and it instigated the GCA symptoms post-op. PMRPRO has been extremely helpful redirecting
pomeranion
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PMRGCAuk
2 years ago
Cataract decision
Hi everyone, after 8 yrs of inj cataracts are causing a concern, ...briefly, i had a strange episode last w/end where my eyes and front of head were very painful, my vision was affected, it came on very suddenly, i felt very strange, ended up in A&E having a head CT / bloods taken all of which were
Hi everyone, after 8 yrs of inj cataracts are causing a concern, ...briefly, i had a strange episode last w/end where my eyes and front of head were very painful, my vision was affected, it came on very suddenly, i felt very strange, ended up in A&E having a head CT / bloods taken all of which were
JJnan
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Macular Society
2 years ago
High GGT, no alcohol use
I am a 59 year old female and I rarely drink alcohol. My ggt is 137 and other enzymes ok. I have had liver pain, get nausea and vague general pain all over abdomen. One ulstrasound clear six months ago, got to have another one and further blood tests. Anyone on here had same, who doesn't drink? Once
I am a 59 year old female and I rarely drink alcohol. My ggt is 137 and other enzymes ok. I have had liver pain, get nausea and vague general pain all over abdomen. One ulstrasound clear six months ago, got to have another one and further blood tests. Anyone on here had same, who doesn't drink? Once
salts99
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British Liver Trust
2 years ago
Gemfibrozil Protects Dopaminergic Neurons in a MouseModel of Parkinson’s Disease via PPARa-DependentAstrocytic GDNF Pathway 2021
Gemfibrozil Protects Dopaminergic Neurons in a MouseModel of Parkinson’s Disease via PPARa-DependentAstrocytic GDNF Pathway 2021 https://www.jneurosci.org/content/jneuro/41/10/2287.full.pdf "Parkinson’s disease (PD) is the most common neurodegenerative movement disorder in humans. Despite intense investigations
Gemfibrozil Protects Dopaminergic Neurons in a MouseModel of Parkinson’s Disease via PPARa-DependentAstrocytic GDNF Pathway 2021 https://www.jneurosci.org/content/jneuro/41/10/2287.full.pdf "Parkinson’s disease (PD) is the most common neurodegenerative movement disorder in humans. Despite intense investigations
Bolt_Upright
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Cure Parkinson's
2 years ago
Biliary Atresia
My daughter had a Kasai procedure a little over a month ago. We noticed today her stool went from bright yellow to pale cream. No temperature, normal appetite and very active. GGT levels fluctuate from 252 to 180 to 352. Could GGT be a factor? Anybody else have experienced a similar case? Did you require
My daughter had a Kasai procedure a little over a month ago. We noticed today her stool went from bright yellow to pale cream. No temperature, normal appetite and very active. GGT levels fluctuate from 252 to 180 to 352. Could GGT be a factor? Anybody else have experienced a similar case? Did you require
Gotita0505
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Children's Liver Disease Foundation
2 years ago
Fibroscan Results
I got a copy of my results Median Liver Stiffness 10.9 IQR/Median 12% Cap Median 269 Cap Interquartile Range 31 Fibrosis Stage F3 is there somewhere I can interpret these results?
I got a copy of my results Median Liver Stiffness 10.9 IQR/Median 12% Cap Median 269 Cap Interquartile Range 31 Fibrosis Stage F3 is there somewhere I can interpret these results?
drittz78
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British Liver Trust
2 years ago
Heptic encalapthy
I had a heptic encalapthy diagnosed in 2020 and although I'm on rifaxmin and have non alcoholic liver disease , with this condition I couldn't speak or walk or do anything for my self and touch wood I haven't had a bout of HE since then , although I do find however that if I'm so so tired or run down
I had a heptic encalapthy diagnosed in 2020 and although I'm on rifaxmin and have non alcoholic liver disease , with this condition I couldn't speak or walk or do anything for my self and touch wood I haven't had a bout of HE since then , although I do find however that if I'm so so tired or run down
Tonisha123-mm
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British Liver Trust
2 years ago
Cataract Surgery with permanent AF
New to the community. Have permanent AF, only meds Metoprolol to control heart rate and Aspirin. Saw some posts regarding cataract surgery. Anyone have similar AF "experience" that had cataract surgery? I'm a "timid" patient due to AF, but my cataract in one eye really needs attention. The community's
New to the community. Have permanent AF, only meds Metoprolol to control heart rate and Aspirin. Saw some posts regarding cataract surgery. Anyone have similar AF "experience" that had cataract surgery? I'm a "timid" patient due to AF, but my cataract in one eye really needs attention. The community's
ktf2022
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AF Association
2 years ago
MAOB inhibitors compared : Rasagiline compared to Selegiline
(Quote from paper) Considering the essential difference between the pharmacological spectrum of selegiline and rasagiline,5 the results of the present study demonstrated that the group treated with selegiline as initial MAO-BI stayed without DA for a longer period compared with the rasagiline group;
(Quote from paper) Considering the essential difference between the pharmacological spectrum of selegiline and rasagiline,5 the results of the present study demonstrated that the group treated with selegiline as initial MAO-BI stayed without DA for a longer period compared with the rasagiline group;
Hidden
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Cure Parkinson's
2 years ago
Sty on eye frequently since taking levothyroxine
I have been getting sty on the eye on a regular basis since starting 50 mcg of levothyroxine ( was also taking 5 mcg cytomel T3 but stopped t3 due to palpitations). I have Hashimoto Had cataract surgery few years back, I now have glaucoma, treated with eye drops. Alopecia Aretera, hair loss is still
I have been getting sty on the eye on a regular basis since starting 50 mcg of levothyroxine ( was also taking 5 mcg cytomel T3 but stopped t3 due to palpitations). I have Hashimoto Had cataract surgery few years back, I now have glaucoma, treated with eye drops. Alopecia Aretera, hair loss is still
Suzi_
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Alternative to prednisone
I am about to be tapered off prednisone and put on the biologic medication Actemra (Tocilizumab) as my rheumatologist says the long term effects of prednisone are very hard on the body. The Actemra will be self injected weekly. I am interested to hear from anyone with experience with this treatment.
I am about to be tapered off prednisone and put on the biologic medication Actemra (Tocilizumab) as my rheumatologist says the long term effects of prednisone are very hard on the body. The Actemra will be self injected weekly. I am interested to hear from anyone with experience with this treatment.
Strelitzia
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PMRGCAuk
2 years ago
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