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UCTD and penicillin allergy and use of hydroxychloroquine
Hi all - I’ve just been diagnosed with UCTD (after many years of symptoms!☹️ ) and have been prescribed Hydroxychloroquine. Consultant gave me a leaflet where it says macrolide antibiotics, such as erythromycin, are contraindicated. I’m allergic to penicillin, so my go-to if I do get an infection is
Hi all - I’ve just been diagnosed with UCTD (after many years of symptoms!☹️ ) and have been prescribed Hydroxychloroquine. Consultant gave me a leaflet where it says macrolide antibiotics, such as erythromycin, are contraindicated. I’m allergic to penicillin, so my go-to if I do get an infection is
RainKing
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LUPUS UK
4 months ago
Antihistamines & AF
I have allergies but also atrial fibrillation. Are the any natural supplements I can take to reduce my skin irritation, now I'm not taking antihistamines? The itching is doing my head in. I have been advised not to take antihistamines, whilst taking bisoporal. Please help
I have allergies but also atrial fibrillation. Are the any natural supplements I can take to reduce my skin irritation, now I'm not taking antihistamines? The itching is doing my head in. I have been advised not to take antihistamines, whilst taking bisoporal. Please help
LankyCoachMan
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
4 months ago
Antihistamine
I have allergies but also atrial fibrillation. Are the any natural supplements I can take to reduce my skin irritation, now I'm not taking antihistamines? The itching is doing my head in. I have been advised not to take antihistamines, whilst taking bisoporal. Please help...
I have allergies but also atrial fibrillation. Are the any natural supplements I can take to reduce my skin irritation, now I'm not taking antihistamines? The itching is doing my head in. I have been advised not to take antihistamines, whilst taking bisoporal. Please help...
LankyCoachMan
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
4 months ago
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PAF from allergy/hay fever remedies?
I’ve had increasingly frequent episodes of PAF recently. Last year I went for over a year without any PAF before having an episode in December. I had another episode 3 months later in March of this year and now a third episode only 11 days later. I’m concerned that the condition is becoming more frequent
I’ve had increasingly frequent episodes of PAF recently. Last year I went for over a year without any PAF before having an episode in December. I had another episode 3 months later in March of this year and now a third episode only 11 days later. I’m concerned that the condition is becoming more frequent
Samazeuilh2
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
4 months ago
New allergies/intolerance/sensitivities
Do you find you have developed new allergies/intolerance/sensitivities since having hashimoto's or hypothyroidism? My biggest has been becoming dairy intolerant. But have developed other weird ones too... -unable to use certain toothpastes, no idea why -can't touch plastic to my lips as it itches
Do you find you have developed new allergies/intolerance/sensitivities since having hashimoto's or hypothyroidism? My biggest has been becoming dairy intolerant. But have developed other weird ones too... -unable to use certain toothpastes, no idea why -can't touch plastic to my lips as it itches
Obsdian
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Thyroid UK
4 months ago
Risk factors for childhood food allergies
Hello! I am Gabrielė Klimantavičiūtė, a fourth-year neurobiophysics student at Vilnius University. I am conducting research aimed at determining which factors, especially the state of the mother during pregnancy, may be related to the development of allergies in the child.Thanks for participating! ☺
Hello! I am Gabrielė Klimantavičiūtė, a fourth-year neurobiophysics student at Vilnius University. I am conducting research aimed at determining which factors, especially the state of the mother during pregnancy, may be related to the development of allergies in the child.Thanks for participating! ☺
gabriele_klim
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LUPUS UK
5 months ago
Allergies
Dr. Has now prescribed Polaraminefor allergies that might be acerbating the asthma. I don't know what I might be allergic to except the heat/ cool/ humidity in the Costa Blanca. Should I ask for or get an allergy test
Dr. Has now prescribed Polaraminefor allergies that might be acerbating the asthma. I don't know what I might be allergic to except the heat/ cool/ humidity in the Costa Blanca. Should I ask for or get an allergy test
Msccruises
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Asthma Community Forum
2 months ago
I am not sure what to do…
I adopted kitten recently, something I have wanted for a long long time. I love her so much. But, the past week, my asthma has been so out of control that I had to go to the ER on Friday night. My airways just closed up. I was prescribed an epipen in case it happens again. The last thing I want to
I adopted kitten recently, something I have wanted for a long long time. I love her so much. But, the past week, my asthma has been so out of control that I had to go to the ER on Friday night. My airways just closed up. I was prescribed an epipen in case it happens again. The last thing I want to
Willow7733
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Asthma Community Forum
6 months ago
What causes strange burning feeling if not asthma
Hi I am looking for some advice and wonder if anyone else has this annoying ailment I am a 63-year-old lady reasonably fit play golf tennis and go for long walks up to 4 hours. My problem first started around 4 years ago The problem I have is that sometimes when I’m walking I feel a burning kind
Hi I am looking for some advice and wonder if anyone else has this annoying ailment I am a 63-year-old lady reasonably fit play golf tennis and go for long walks up to 4 hours. My problem first started around 4 years ago The problem I have is that sometimes when I’m walking I feel a burning kind
JintyA
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Asthma Community Forum
6 months ago
Apixaban allergy
Am I the only one on this site allergic to both Riveroxaban and apixaban ? First I could not stop itching and then I came out in hard dry itchy patches! I am trying now to take an allergy tablet with apixaban every day and see how that works. I was on warfarin for 15 years without any problems. So
Am I the only one on this site allergic to both Riveroxaban and apixaban ? First I could not stop itching and then I came out in hard dry itchy patches! I am trying now to take an allergy tablet with apixaban every day and see how that works. I was on warfarin for 15 years without any problems. So
southkorea
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AF Association
6 months ago
Increase Food Distribution
Increasing food distribution typically involves addressing various factors related to production, transportation, and access. Here are some strategies that can contribute to improving food distribution: Efficient Supply Chain Management: Streamline the supply chain to minimize delays and losses
Increasing food distribution typically involves addressing various factors related to production, transportation, and access. Here are some strategies that can contribute to improving food distribution: Efficient Supply Chain Management: Streamline the supply chain to minimize delays and losses
tawhid1
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Healthy Eating
7 months ago
A line of reasoning?
morning gang.As my disease progresses I seem to have more allergy symptoms (itchy nose, roof of mouth, eyes etc). I looked this up in conjunction with Parkinson’s. Apparently people who get hay fever are more likely to get PD than those who don’t. They both stem from brain inflammation. So I thought
morning gang.As my disease progresses I seem to have more allergy symptoms (itchy nose, roof of mouth, eyes etc). I looked this up in conjunction with Parkinson’s. Apparently people who get hay fever are more likely to get PD than those who don’t. They both stem from brain inflammation. So I thought
jeeves19
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Cure Parkinson's
7 months ago
Itchy tear ducts- not dry eye
Anyone? Every so often I get insanely itchy upper tear duct in my left eye, sometimes a little bit in the lower one. Occasionally the right eye too.It never makes my eyes water, feel gritty, or uncomfortable; it is specifically itchiness. Sometimes I give in and rub it, but then a cycle starts and
Anyone? Every so often I get insanely itchy upper tear duct in my left eye, sometimes a little bit in the lower one. Occasionally the right eye too.It never makes my eyes water, feel gritty, or uncomfortable; it is specifically itchiness. Sometimes I give in and rub it, but then a cycle starts and
Brychni
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NRAS
7 months ago
CLL and Allergies to Paint Fumes?
Hello Everyone. It's been a long time since I posted! I just had my kitchen cabinets refaced and repainted and now have red itchy eyes & skin, feet and hands turning cold and numb and terrible sinus issues. Has anyone else experienced an apparent allergy to paint since you've been diagnosed? If so, any
Hello Everyone. It's been a long time since I posted! I just had my kitchen cabinets refaced and repainted and now have red itchy eyes & skin, feet and hands turning cold and numb and terrible sinus issues. Has anyone else experienced an apparent allergy to paint since you've been diagnosed? If so, any
Naisy
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CLL Support
7 months ago
help with blocked ears
hi evertone I started with T July 2023 and over the last year it’s got progressively worse. I’ve started to habilitate a couple of time where I was not hearing it for odd times (but not many) but it seems to keep getting worse. My sensitivity to sound is pretty much every sound, which is causing my
hi evertone I started with T July 2023 and over the last year it’s got progressively worse. I’ve started to habilitate a couple of time where I was not hearing it for odd times (but not many) but it seems to keep getting worse. My sensitivity to sound is pretty much every sound, which is causing my
Lakeshiker
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Tinnitus UK
3 days ago
6 month old chronic cough
My 6 month old baby has had a cough on and off for the last 4 months . Back to the gp various times and three courses of antibiotics yet this still has not fully gone! Been referred to pediatrics and gp said this may be the start of asthma but hard to diagnose due to his age. I’m really getting anxious
My 6 month old baby has had a cough on and off for the last 4 months . Back to the gp various times and three courses of antibiotics yet this still has not fully gone! Been referred to pediatrics and gp said this may be the start of asthma but hard to diagnose due to his age. I’m really getting anxious
Hjed
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Asthma Community Forum
1 month ago
Son tested positive for gastric parietal cell antibodies
My son has history with h pylori, which he was treated for, but the symptoms haven't gone away completely. Last week I was talking about my own b12 deficiency and he informed me he has the same symptoms. I know he has been more tried than normal, but I put it due to the h pylori, after effects. As that
My son has history with h pylori, which he was treated for, but the symptoms haven't gone away completely. Last week I was talking about my own b12 deficiency and he informed me he has the same symptoms. I know he has been more tried than normal, but I put it due to the h pylori, after effects. As that
fatfatfat
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
3 months ago
Allergic Asthma
Hi AllLooking for advice or perhaps just to know that I'm not alone and someone else found their way off this merry go round. I'm a 59 year old Developer and was very keen on sport all my life. Both my grandfather's died of lung "disease" (I watched one taking his last breaths, horrible). My GP warned
Hi AllLooking for advice or perhaps just to know that I'm not alone and someone else found their way off this merry go round. I'm a 59 year old Developer and was very keen on sport all my life. Both my grandfather's died of lung "disease" (I watched one taking his last breaths, horrible). My GP warned
Horsemadfamily
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Asthma Community Forum
9 months ago
montekulust
( prob spelt wrong ) Went to nurse this week, told her I’d came off my brown inhaler during a week in spain , weather helped me. Came back to freezing scotland and felt wheezy sore chest . Nurse did an allergy test , and gave me montekulist , to take at night . Is it worth taking , side effects bit
( prob spelt wrong ) Went to nurse this week, told her I’d came off my brown inhaler during a week in spain , weather helped me. Came back to freezing scotland and felt wheezy sore chest . Nurse did an allergy test , and gave me montekulist , to take at night . Is it worth taking , side effects bit
Mrteddycat
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Asthma Community Forum
5 months ago
Help - What This Allergy or Asthma Can Be?
Hi guys, I need your help as my doctors do not give me much information or to be precise been with two allergy doctors, both gave me different opinions so i don't know what to do. Long story short, i'm a runner and after flu a year ago I started having issues with chest tightness during some of my runs
Hi guys, I need your help as my doctors do not give me much information or to be precise been with two allergy doctors, both gave me different opinions so i don't know what to do. Long story short, i'm a runner and after flu a year ago I started having issues with chest tightness during some of my runs
Desoo
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Asthma Community Forum
8 months ago
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