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AST/ALT Ratio
I've just joined as I've been worrying myself sick with online data regarding AST/ALT ratio. My liver function test results came back within range but when I use the ratio calculator it says I have liver cerrhosis or chronic hepatitis. Thanks for any help.
I've just joined as I've been worrying myself sick with online data regarding AST/ALT ratio. My liver function test results came back within range but when I use the ratio calculator it says I have liver cerrhosis or chronic hepatitis. Thanks for any help.
Mack89
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British Liver Trust
2 months ago
Times change, observation improves, reality changes.
”Abstract: Parkinson’s disease is the second most common neurodegenerative disease and yet the early pathophysiological events of the condition and sequences of dysfunction remain unclear. The loss of dopaminergic neurons and reduced levels of striatal dopamine are descriptions used interchangeably
”Abstract: Parkinson’s disease is the second most common neurodegenerative disease and yet the early pathophysiological events of the condition and sequences of dysfunction remain unclear. The loss of dopaminergic neurons and reduced levels of striatal dopamine are descriptions used interchangeably
Gioc
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Cure Parkinson's
8 months ago
Stage 4 endo and trying for a baby
Just looking to see if anyone has been in a similar situation / look for some advise! I had surgery end of June where they found stage 4 endo, I had x2 large cysts in both ovaries and everything was fused together. My right side is blocked when he did the dye test. I was started on Decapytyl for 3
Just looking to see if anyone has been in a similar situation / look for some advise! I had surgery end of June where they found stage 4 endo, I had x2 large cysts in both ovaries and everything was fused together. My right side is blocked when he did the dye test. I was started on Decapytyl for 3
Amy2106
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Endometriosis UK
8 months ago
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transplant and rheumatoid arthritis
partner was listed then delisted as condition improved , now diagnosed with Rheumatoid Arthritis and of course off he goes a googling and finds some random site in the US that says you cannot have a transplant with autoimmune disease such as RA. Of course we hope he never needs a transplant but we need
partner was listed then delisted as condition improved , now diagnosed with Rheumatoid Arthritis and of course off he goes a googling and finds some random site in the US that says you cannot have a transplant with autoimmune disease such as RA. Of course we hope he never needs a transplant but we need
Rshc
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British Liver Trust
5 months ago
My precious daughter
***HELP NEEDED DESPERATELY*** My precious daughter was unfortunately diagnosed with Multiple Hepatic Adenomas in November 2021. She has currently got 12 of these tumours in her liver. In January 2022 she had a liver resection, as the largest tumour was hemorrhaging at the time. The right half of her
***HELP NEEDED DESPERATELY*** My precious daughter was unfortunately diagnosed with Multiple Hepatic Adenomas in November 2021. She has currently got 12 of these tumours in her liver. In January 2022 she had a liver resection, as the largest tumour was hemorrhaging at the time. The right half of her
Mami77
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British Liver Trust
8 months ago
Post cardioversion
1 week post cardioversion and am in NSR, and no palpitations any more. However I am still feeling exhausted and steps and hills are a real problem ........anyone else had the same experience ?
1 week post cardioversion and am in NSR, and no palpitations any more. However I am still feeling exhausted and steps and hills are a real problem ........anyone else had the same experience ?
OldTown
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AF Association
4 months ago
Graves - thyroid removed
Hi I had full thyroid removal in 2014 due to graves. I wondered if any of you could tell me as I no longer have a thyroid will I still have graves? I cannot regulate my temperature, dry skin, weight goes up and down all the time, aches in my body all the symptoms really. Levels are all within normal
Hi I had full thyroid removal in 2014 due to graves. I wondered if any of you could tell me as I no longer have a thyroid will I still have graves? I cannot regulate my temperature, dry skin, weight goes up and down all the time, aches in my body all the symptoms really. Levels are all within normal
cneal09
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Thyroid UK
8 months ago
Digestive symptoms post dialysis
my husband has been on center hemodialysis for about a year and a half. None of the medical staff seem to be able to understand or help with the extreme throat/esophageal discomfort he feels for close to 24 hours following dialysis., with no appetite. I wondered if anyone else has experienced this. He
my husband has been on center hemodialysis for about a year and a half. None of the medical staff seem to be able to understand or help with the extreme throat/esophageal discomfort he feels for close to 24 hours following dialysis., with no appetite. I wondered if anyone else has experienced this. He
22171
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Kidney Dialysis
8 months ago
Lu-177
Hi Everyone , I don’t really come on here much to write or ask questions but I read posts everyday ! My Husband John age 58 was diagnosed in July 2021 Dx PSA 122 Gleason score 9 unfortunately it was already out of his prostate and in surrounding areas they put him straight on Erleada + zoladex + xgeva
Hi Everyone , I don’t really come on here much to write or ask questions but I read posts everyday ! My Husband John age 58 was diagnosed in July 2021 Dx PSA 122 Gleason score 9 unfortunately it was already out of his prostate and in surrounding areas they put him straight on Erleada + zoladex + xgeva
palser1
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
8 months ago
my mum - end stage liver failure
I just wondered if anyone may be able to offer any advice in our situation. My mum was diagnosed with cirrhosis 8 years ago and gave up alcohol. Unfortunately she started drinking again 4 years ago. She was in hospital for 6 weeks earlier this year and diagnosed with hepatic encephalopathy. I thought
I just wondered if anyone may be able to offer any advice in our situation. My mum was diagnosed with cirrhosis 8 years ago and gave up alcohol. Unfortunately she started drinking again 4 years ago. She was in hospital for 6 weeks earlier this year and diagnosed with hepatic encephalopathy. I thought
Bouncy1983
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British Liver Trust
8 months ago
Dysfunctional Synapses
https://www.eurasiareview.com/17092023-newly-discovered-trigger-of-parkinsons-upends-common-beliefs/ Degeneration of dopaminergic neurons is widely accepted as the first event that leads to Parkinson’s. But the new study suggests that a dysfunction in the neuron’s synapses — the tiny gap across which
https://www.eurasiareview.com/17092023-newly-discovered-trigger-of-parkinsons-upends-common-beliefs/ Degeneration of dopaminergic neurons is widely accepted as the first event that leads to Parkinson’s. But the new study suggests that a dysfunction in the neuron’s synapses — the tiny gap across which
roller2
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Cure Parkinson's
8 months ago
No treatment offered for A F
I rang a friend last night who has had permanent AF for about 6 years. She's now 83 and lives in the Black Mountains in Wales. The only treatment she's ever had is warfarin , bisopralol and something else she couldn't remember the name of. She's never been offered cardioversion, ablation or anything
I rang a friend last night who has had permanent AF for about 6 years. She's now 83 and lives in the Black Mountains in Wales. The only treatment she's ever had is warfarin , bisopralol and something else she couldn't remember the name of. She's never been offered cardioversion, ablation or anything
Qualipop
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AF Association
4 months ago
Blip but back on track
As some of your are aware, I’ve been a bit unwell,unfortunately I contracted Pneumonia, instead of resting I decided I knew best and continued with my plans granted more slowly but continued none the less. By Saturday I was feeling much better, then wham irregular heart beat, got home about 3 hrs later
As some of your are aware, I’ve been a bit unwell,unfortunately I contracted Pneumonia, instead of resting I decided I knew best and continued with my plans granted more slowly but continued none the less. By Saturday I was feeling much better, then wham irregular heart beat, got home about 3 hrs later
4chickens
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AF Association
4 months ago
Not good news on my heart........
Well it wasn't good news yesterday. I found out it i had arterial stenosis and my valve was blocked. So i am a lot worse than i thought, mind you i really didn't know how ill i really was. The consultant showed Bob and i my MRI scan that i had and he explained what had happened to me. He also explained
Well it wasn't good news yesterday. I found out it i had arterial stenosis and my valve was blocked. So i am a lot worse than i thought, mind you i really didn't know how ill i really was. The consultant showed Bob and i my MRI scan that i had and he explained what had happened to me. He also explained
sylvi
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NRAS
4 months ago
Hope for the future
New research into autoimmune liver condition suggests unique cell movements may be driving disease A Birmingham study reveals a novel cellular phenomenon could be responsible for the onset of primary biliary cholangitis (PBC). Research suggests that a recent understanding of cell movements may
New research into autoimmune liver condition suggests unique cell movements may be driving disease A Birmingham study reveals a novel cellular phenomenon could be responsible for the onset of primary biliary cholangitis (PBC). Research suggests that a recent understanding of cell movements may
DonnaBoll
Administrator
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PBC Foundation
2 months ago
Into the 2nd phase?
Hello Had PAF for over 11 years...11 days ago I flipped into AF and haven't really been out of it much. Was taking PIP bisoprolol which slowed it down to an ok level...it used to fix it so I'd return to NSR. Not this time. A few calls to the Arrythmia nurses and they call me into their clinic. Sent
Hello Had PAF for over 11 years...11 days ago I flipped into AF and haven't really been out of it much. Was taking PIP bisoprolol which slowed it down to an ok level...it used to fix it so I'd return to NSR. Not this time. A few calls to the Arrythmia nurses and they call me into their clinic. Sent
Harrison1
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AF Association
4 months ago
Update on my first EP visit & recomendation
Hi guys. Just wanted to give you an update on my first visit to EP. In short, after she carefully looked at my complete documentation (afib diagnose 2 months ago) she advised me to proceed with ablation. Her main arguments are following -I'm relatively young (40) and ablation has the best outcome in
Hi guys. Just wanted to give you an update on my first visit to EP. In short, after she carefully looked at my complete documentation (afib diagnose 2 months ago) she advised me to proceed with ablation. Her main arguments are following -I'm relatively young (40) and ablation has the best outcome in
NewOne2023
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
4 months ago
The mind of an alcoholic
Hi all I am an alcoholic, I have liver cirrhosis and a TIPS stent and want to get sober…went to hospital to try and get a detox last Sunday, waited 12 hrs in A&E and they said the NHS do no have the funding or recognise alcoholism as an illness. I wanted to detox so I could go to AA meetings It’s
Hi all I am an alcoholic, I have liver cirrhosis and a TIPS stent and want to get sober…went to hospital to try and get a detox last Sunday, waited 12 hrs in A&E and they said the NHS do no have the funding or recognise alcoholism as an illness. I wanted to detox so I could go to AA meetings It’s
BigJimmy45
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British Liver Trust
8 months ago
how statins slow growth of prostate
Cedars-Sinai Cancer investigators have found that lowering blood cholesterol enhances the action of immune cells, slowing the growth of prostate cancer. (Clinical Cancer Research: https://doi.org/10.1158/1078-Q434.ccr-21-1535). It provides a rationale for large-scale clinical testing of using cholesterol
Cedars-Sinai Cancer investigators have found that lowering blood cholesterol enhances the action of immune cells, slowing the growth of prostate cancer. (Clinical Cancer Research: https://doi.org/10.1158/1078-Q434.ccr-21-1535). It provides a rationale for large-scale clinical testing of using cholesterol
shortPSADT
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
8 months ago
Dialysis, what are the cons?
I'm a way off from having to have dialysis but am wondering about the cons of it. I know the pros but would like to hear from dialysis patients what it's like, the cons, the diet, labs, etc. Not really sure but I have a feeling that it's not as cozy or as simple as it looks to be. Also, maybe from
I'm a way off from having to have dialysis but am wondering about the cons of it. I know the pros but would like to hear from dialysis patients what it's like, the cons, the diet, labs, etc. Not really sure but I have a feeling that it's not as cozy or as simple as it looks to be. Also, maybe from
jodaer
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Kidney Dialysis
8 months ago
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