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All I want is peaceful sleep and to wake up
I suffer from this thing and I don't know what it is. At first it was hard going to sleep and staying asleep and it would happen every now and then . Then when I would go to sleep I'd wake up withstand a gasp for air or a scream or I would jump out of my bed because I thought I was Dying because that's
I suffer from this thing and I don't know what it is. At first it was hard going to sleep and staying asleep and it would happen every now and then . Then when I would go to sleep I'd wake up withstand a gasp for air or a scream or I would jump out of my bed because I thought I was Dying because that's
Iambuttons23
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Anxiety Support
8 years ago
Anyone else been told their heart is slow?
Had my pre-op for rotator cuff injury and given an ECG. Told I am fine except for "sinus bradycardia" - a slow heart. As far as I know, the op is still going ahead. Anyone else got this or know the likely cause? Is this another B12 thing I didn't know about?
Had my pre-op for rotator cuff injury and given an ECG. Told I am fine except for "sinus bradycardia" - a slow heart. As far as I know, the op is still going ahead. Anyone else got this or know the likely cause? Is this another B12 thing I didn't know about?
Cherylclaire
Forum Support
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
8 years ago
Anxiety and hypochondriac
When my friend gets anxiety what I would suggest you get your friends and family to do a first aid course because I find people with severe anxiety feel better if they know you have some kind of training in case something goes wrong and making them feel loved confidence not judged secure safe is a big
When my friend gets anxiety what I would suggest you get your friends and family to do a first aid course because I find people with severe anxiety feel better if they know you have some kind of training in case something goes wrong and making them feel loved confidence not judged secure safe is a big
Theo1975
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Anxiety Support
8 years ago
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To massage or not to massage?
Has anyone had any luck with massage therapy? I was considering an aromathetapy massage and wondered if anyone has tried this as a regular (like once or twice a month) treatment and if so has it been helpful? I'm also considering acupuncture. My joints are so sore, particularly my wrists, knuckles and
Has anyone had any luck with massage therapy? I was considering an aromathetapy massage and wondered if anyone has tried this as a regular (like once or twice a month) treatment and if so has it been helpful? I'm also considering acupuncture. My joints are so sore, particularly my wrists, knuckles and
DenverKUK
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LUPUS UK
8 years ago
Selenium Toxicity
I've noticed that a lot of members are recommending selenium haphazardly. While it's true that selenium can possibly help, too much selenium can be very toxic. Common signs of toxicity are hair loss, nail discolouration. Selenium treatment NEEDS to be done along side labs and with the help of a qualified
I've noticed that a lot of members are recommending selenium haphazardly. While it's true that selenium can possibly help, too much selenium can be very toxic. Common signs of toxicity are hair loss, nail discolouration. Selenium treatment NEEDS to be done along side labs and with the help of a qualified
dang
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Thyroid UK
8 years ago
Newbie
Hello! I have recently (today) been diagnosed with PCOS. Although it didn't come as much of a surprise thanks to Google! I'm 23 years old and experiencing mostly all of the symptoms of PCOS: Irregular periods; unwanted excess hair on my neck/chin/belly/upperthighs; and head hair loss/thinning. The latter
Hello! I have recently (today) been diagnosed with PCOS. Although it didn't come as much of a surprise thanks to Google! I'm 23 years old and experiencing mostly all of the symptoms of PCOS: Irregular periods; unwanted excess hair on my neck/chin/belly/upperthighs; and head hair loss/thinning. The latter
abru1010
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PCOS UK (Verity)
8 years ago
Hair loss
Well been on Leflunomide since early November now. Seems to be doing the trick nowhere near as much pain. BUT my hair is getting thin, always had thick long hair but now it has been coming out everytime i brush, wash it. Rhumy has said give it till March next appointment to see if it is still happening
Well been on Leflunomide since early November now. Seems to be doing the trick nowhere near as much pain. BUT my hair is getting thin, always had thick long hair but now it has been coming out everytime i brush, wash it. Rhumy has said give it till March next appointment to see if it is still happening
Seashoreshanty
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NRAS
8 years ago
Male Pattern Baldness [MPB] & PCa risk.
New Canadian study below [1]. Lots of old studies. What's different about this one? Norwood: "(0: no balding; 1: frontal balding; 2: mild vertex balding; 3: moderate vertex balding; 4: severe vertex balding)" "Norwood patterns were increasingly associated with cancer and high-grade disease with a dose-effect
New Canadian study below [1]. Lots of old studies. What's different about this one? Norwood: "(0: no balding; 1: frontal balding; 2: mild vertex balding; 3: moderate vertex balding; 4: severe vertex balding)" "Norwood patterns were increasingly associated with cancer and high-grade disease with a dose-effect
pjoshea13
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
8 years ago
Rosacea or Seborrhoeic Dermatitis
Hi everyone I've never posted on anything like this before but now it is time. For 8 years now from 15-23 I've suffered from flushed and very red skin around my cheeks (just either side of my nose) going up between my eyebrows, as well as on my temples and chin, but is slightly milder. On top of
Hi everyone I've never posted on anything like this before but now it is time. For 8 years now from 15-23 I've suffered from flushed and very red skin around my cheeks (just either side of my nose) going up between my eyebrows, as well as on my temples and chin, but is slightly milder. On top of
Taylor_maurice
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MY SKIN
8 years ago
Autoimmune hepatitis
Hello, I am so tired, I do not look ill, I was diagnosed with AIH in 2009, had ups and downs with my condition, after an initial bout of sickness from work , due to jaundice (was not allowed to work.... Oooo I was yellow). I have had days off work. I am now 53 years old, the fatigue is getting to
Hello, I am so tired, I do not look ill, I was diagnosed with AIH in 2009, had ups and downs with my condition, after an initial bout of sickness from work , due to jaundice (was not allowed to work.... Oooo I was yellow). I have had days off work. I am now 53 years old, the fatigue is getting to
Twinny63
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British Liver Trust
8 years ago
Weekend to forget
My. Poor wife went silly this weekend we was planning our weekend then she threw a cup at the TV and damaged it then she done damage to herself with her wrist police and paramedics was called they arrived and manage to sort her by doing first aid to her then straight to hospital then kept her calm got
My. Poor wife went silly this weekend we was planning our weekend then she threw a cup at the TV and damaged it then she done damage to herself with her wrist police and paramedics was called they arrived and manage to sort her by doing first aid to her then straight to hospital then kept her calm got
snicolle54
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Mental Health Support
8 years ago
Tingling scalp
Hi I'm on a 100 level a day. The last few weeks I've been getting tingling in my scalp. Changed my shampoo and conditioner 3 times. No dandruff scalp is clear. It's driving me crazy. Anyone else experience this. Thanks
Hi I'm on a 100 level a day. The last few weeks I've been getting tingling in my scalp. Changed my shampoo and conditioner 3 times. No dandruff scalp is clear. It's driving me crazy. Anyone else experience this. Thanks
Lezley
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Thyroid UK
8 years ago
Trying to provide some help for those with a skin condition....
I've had psoriasis (guttate and scalp) since Jan 2000. Like most on this forum, I've spent many years experimenting with 'magic' creams, dietary changes, oils, steroid creams, stress reduction and UV light therapy. I've also spent much of my career researching skin conditions. This research has recently
I've had psoriasis (guttate and scalp) since Jan 2000. Like most on this forum, I've spent many years experimenting with 'magic' creams, dietary changes, oils, steroid creams, stress reduction and UV light therapy. I've also spent much of my career researching skin conditions. This research has recently
LB35
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MY SKIN
8 years ago
Stage 2 to Stage 4 in 13 months
I was diagnosed with Stage 2 PBC in 2004 and I am a rare case because I am ANA negative. I had an MRI done in December and the results showed I have moved from stage 2 to stage 4 in 13 months. Had a biopsy at Mayo in Rochester on Monday (4 days ago) and results are still not in. Anyone else had the disease
I was diagnosed with Stage 2 PBC in 2004 and I am a rare case because I am ANA negative. I had an MRI done in December and the results showed I have moved from stage 2 to stage 4 in 13 months. Had a biopsy at Mayo in Rochester on Monday (4 days ago) and results are still not in. Anyone else had the disease
Parker9533
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PBC Foundation
8 years ago
INR Testing and local protocols
Having moved from the south coast up to Hull the protocols here are so different it would be interesting to hear what protocols are in place in different places in the UK. Here in Hull its a nurse led clinic using a coagucheck and dosing etc is done there and then. When I first moved and said INR needs
Having moved from the south coast up to Hull the protocols here are so different it would be interesting to hear what protocols are in place in different places in the UK. Here in Hull its a nurse led clinic using a coagucheck and dosing etc is done there and then. When I first moved and said INR needs
judes
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Hughes Syndrome APS Forum
8 years ago
Recommendation for Rheumatologist in London?
Hi All, I was diagnosed with Enteropathic Arthritis in August and chose to see how I got on with Mtx with my Gastroenterologist (Prof Teare) rather than start with someone new. However now (that my period of denial is past) I feel it's time I found myself a Rheumatologist. I'm sure Prof Teare will have
Hi All, I was diagnosed with Enteropathic Arthritis in August and chose to see how I got on with Mtx with my Gastroenterologist (Prof Teare) rather than start with someone new. However now (that my period of denial is past) I feel it's time I found myself a Rheumatologist. I'm sure Prof Teare will have
Entero
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NRAS
8 years ago
Hair loss
Hello everyone. I hope the new year is progressing well for us all? I am preparing for chemo and I have completed a Sponsored Head Shave - tho I didn't quite shave it off as I had about 14 inches cut off anyway so that was alright. And I raised £650!! I have a somewhat delicate question to ask about
Hello everyone. I hope the new year is progressing well for us all? I am preparing for chemo and I have completed a Sponsored Head Shave - tho I didn't quite shave it off as I had about 14 inches cut off anyway so that was alright. And I raised £650!! I have a somewhat delicate question to ask about
Debster2016
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My Breast Cancer Community
8 years ago
Pulmonary Embolism
Has anyone else had a pulmonary embolism please and how was it treated and how long did it take to clear up? Mine came in hospital after my surgery and I am on injections . I feel uncomfortable and scared.
Has anyone else had a pulmonary embolism please and how was it treated and how long did it take to clear up? Mine came in hospital after my surgery and I am on injections . I feel uncomfortable and scared.
Neona
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My Ovacome
8 years ago
2 Week Update: Not as good as I'm gonna get, but better than I used to be
I wanted to write an update to let many of you know how I am doing. When I wrote my first post, that was a little less than two weeks ago and was the absolute lowest I'd been during this entire period and I can honestly say, it was the worst I'd ever felt in my life emotionally. After I posted my story
I wanted to write an update to let many of you know how I am doing. When I wrote my first post, that was a little less than two weeks ago and was the absolute lowest I'd been during this entire period and I can honestly say, it was the worst I'd ever felt in my life emotionally. After I posted my story
MattWantsHelp
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Anxiety and Depression Support
8 years ago
MS and things to avoid....
As many of us know who have MS for length of time it seems like each and every year our things to avoid list grows longer. Offhand for those newbies joining our chat room I thought together we could compile a list so they might know what to expect before it happens. Or if they're currently experiencing
As many of us know who have MS for length of time it seems like each and every year our things to avoid list grows longer. Offhand for those newbies joining our chat room I thought together we could compile a list so they might know what to expect before it happens. Or if they're currently experiencing
Fancy1959
CommunityAmbassador
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My MSAA Community
8 years ago
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