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Anyone with Hashimoto's found they are more food sensitive?
Last November I made a concerted effort to go gluten free but I have actually felt worse. I seem to have all sorts of allergies that start my eyelids itching and swelling slightly. I now find I have become allergic to bananas and have eaten one nearly every day for years because of the potassium content
Last November I made a concerted effort to go gluten free but I have actually felt worse. I seem to have all sorts of allergies that start my eyelids itching and swelling slightly. I now find I have become allergic to bananas and have eaten one nearly every day for years because of the potassium content
elaine2447
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Thyroid UK
7 years ago
Sudden onset breathing crisis
Shared knowledge plea - I have COPD with a side order of bronchiectasis and more recently hay fever. Diagnosed about eight years ago. Recently I have had some exacerbations - two this year. The latest is slightly different since I appear to have no infection - just very bad breathing. I have done the
Shared knowledge plea - I have COPD with a side order of bronchiectasis and more recently hay fever. Diagnosed about eight years ago. Recently I have had some exacerbations - two this year. The latest is slightly different since I appear to have no infection - just very bad breathing. I have done the
Timberman
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
7 years ago
Asthma not behaving
I started my new spring/summer routine this Monday. Taking myself off as agreed with my new asthma nurse stepping down to Flixoide 250 one puff a day from Seretide 250 twice a day. Last year I was fine on this routine but on Monday night the cough started so I reach for my Ventolin two puffs. Then yesterday
I started my new spring/summer routine this Monday. Taking myself off as agreed with my new asthma nurse stepping down to Flixoide 250 one puff a day from Seretide 250 twice a day. Last year I was fine on this routine but on Monday night the cough started so I reach for my Ventolin two puffs. Then yesterday
elanaoali
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Asthma Community Forum
7 years ago
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Kenalog
Hi My main asthma trigger is multiple allergies. I am very allergic to tree pollen so this time of year is always tricky for me. I have an appointment to get a kenalog injection on Monday (first time for me). Plan is for a 40 dose on Monday and if I am finding that ok then 80 in a month, hopefully this
Hi My main asthma trigger is multiple allergies. I am very allergic to tree pollen so this time of year is always tricky for me. I have an appointment to get a kenalog injection on Monday (first time for me). Plan is for a 40 dose on Monday and if I am finding that ok then 80 in a month, hopefully this
Emily-G
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Asthma Community Forum
7 years ago
Pollen Calendar and information on pollen allergies
http://www.worcester.ac.uk/discover/national-pollen-and-aerobiology-research-unit.html The above link maybe useful for those of us who dread the pollen season. Hope you find it useful. Best Wishes Anne
http://www.worcester.ac.uk/discover/national-pollen-and-aerobiology-research-unit.html The above link maybe useful for those of us who dread the pollen season. Hope you find it useful. Best Wishes Anne
WheezyAnne
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Asthma Community Forum
7 years ago
Scary low blood pressure
I'm preparing to take another IgG4 blood test for delayed food allergies. Yesterday I ate a little of many of the foods that are on the list that will be tested then did some shopping. Felt bad so rested in bed. Blood pressure dropped to 71/48 with 108 pulse. Allergic reaction to the foods? My normal
I'm preparing to take another IgG4 blood test for delayed food allergies. Yesterday I ate a little of many of the foods that are on the list that will be tested then did some shopping. Felt bad so rested in bed. Blood pressure dropped to 71/48 with 108 pulse. Allergic reaction to the foods? My normal
Dlee
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Gluten Free Guerrillas
7 years ago
Intro & Healthy Birthday Party Food Question?
Hi Everyone, I am new here, and wanting to lose weight. I just checked my BMI on the NHS Healthy Weight Calculator ( http://www.nhs.uk/Tools/Pages/Healthyweightcalculator.aspx ), and discovered I am OBESE! My BMI is 32.9, I weigh 13st 10lbs. I've always thought of myself as getting just a little overweight
Hi Everyone, I am new here, and wanting to lose weight. I just checked my BMI on the NHS Healthy Weight Calculator ( http://www.nhs.uk/Tools/Pages/Healthyweightcalculator.aspx ), and discovered I am OBESE! My BMI is 32.9, I weigh 13st 10lbs. I've always thought of myself as getting just a little overweight
Healthy_Nut
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Weight Loss Support
7 years ago
Interesting...
So, my doctor wants me to have some allergy testing done with reference to my palps. Because I have no true cardiac issue causing them, he thinks it may be attributed to food and environmental allergies. When he had me logging my palps for several days, I did not log what I was eating as well, I would
So, my doctor wants me to have some allergy testing done with reference to my palps. Because I have no true cardiac issue causing them, he thinks it may be attributed to food and environmental allergies. When he had me logging my palps for several days, I did not log what I was eating as well, I would
duchess1226
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Anxiety Support
7 years ago
Old Hayfever Guide
Hi there I don't know if anyone remembers but Asthma UK used to produce a range of booklets (some years back now I know!) on different asthma related topics plus a specific one on hayfever. I was just wondering if anyone knew whether or not it was possible hold of a copy either in print form or online
Hi there I don't know if anyone remembers but Asthma UK used to produce a range of booklets (some years back now I know!) on different asthma related topics plus a specific one on hayfever. I was just wondering if anyone knew whether or not it was possible hold of a copy either in print form or online
TSST
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Asthma Community Forum
7 years ago
Getting food poisoning with hashimotos
Is getting food poisoning dangerous when you have hashimotos? And how do you reverse food poisoning as it just begins to start? Any home remedies? And should I go into the emegency room if I suspect food poisoning?
Is getting food poisoning dangerous when you have hashimotos? And how do you reverse food poisoning as it just begins to start? Any home remedies? And should I go into the emegency room if I suspect food poisoning?
Brieabailey
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Thyroid UK
7 years ago
Getting good poisoning with hashimotos
Is getting food poisoning dangerous when you have hashimotos? And how do you reverse food poisoning as it just begins to start? Any home remedies? And should I go into the emegency room if I suspect food poisoning?
Is getting food poisoning dangerous when you have hashimotos? And how do you reverse food poisoning as it just begins to start? Any home remedies? And should I go into the emegency room if I suspect food poisoning?
Brieabailey
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Thyroid UK
7 years ago
Celiac, ITP and me
Hi All, My ITP was diagnosed 6 yrs ago and after none of the treatments worked, I was off of any blood tests or medicines since 4 yrs. I will have bruises every month and some nose bleeds and my count usually stays below 20. From past 2 3 months, am suferring from Stomach issues(Bloating/Flautulence)
Hi All, My ITP was diagnosed 6 yrs ago and after none of the treatments worked, I was off of any blood tests or medicines since 4 yrs. I will have bruises every month and some nose bleeds and my count usually stays below 20. From past 2 3 months, am suferring from Stomach issues(Bloating/Flautulence)
ITPAffecty
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ITP Support Association
7 years ago
Pollen
Last year, in early June, I visited Sweden. Tree pollen levels were very high - you could see the pollens covering every water surface (many of those in Sweden). My asthma reacted to something quite badly, especially at night. I don't normally have hay fever, though I have had some occasional, very
Last year, in early June, I visited Sweden. Tree pollen levels were very high - you could see the pollens covering every water surface (many of those in Sweden). My asthma reacted to something quite badly, especially at night. I don't normally have hay fever, though I have had some occasional, very
Wheezycat
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Asthma Community Forum
7 years ago
Went back to Drs
Well gang I went back to Dr's and he has informed me that my problem I'm fighting this time is plursey it a mild case . So to nothing serious . As its a mild case. It's been brought on by my allergies. So he gave me a couple shots of stuff and changed my allergy meds . Has me on bed rest for a
Well gang I went back to Dr's and he has informed me that my problem I'm fighting this time is plursey it a mild case . So to nothing serious . As its a mild case. It's been brought on by my allergies. So he gave me a couple shots of stuff and changed my allergy meds . Has me on bed rest for a
Country-gal
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Fibromyalgia Action UK
7 years ago
Allergies
Hi Anyone else suffering this early in the season with hay fever symptoms? My eyes are especially effected, sore,red, one eye bloodshot, I think from sneezing. I have tried cetirizine in the past but they seem to make my sinuses dry out to much then they get painful. I have been taking Swanson quecetine
Hi Anyone else suffering this early in the season with hay fever symptoms? My eyes are especially effected, sore,red, one eye bloodshot, I think from sneezing. I have tried cetirizine in the past but they seem to make my sinuses dry out to much then they get painful. I have been taking Swanson quecetine
Eme65
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Fibromyalgia Action UK
7 years ago
Food has no appeal
Is this part of anxiety? I am forcing myself to eat and I have no interest in my food.
Is this part of anxiety? I am forcing myself to eat and I have no interest in my food.
DylanD
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Anxiety Support
7 years ago
Hayfever is coming
There are many people who suffer from hayfever severely and all GP's can apparently do is prescribe an anti histamine. However, I've heard that you can get immunotherapy treatment for Hayfever. Is this possible through the NHS in severe cases? Any response is appreciated. Calvin
There are many people who suffer from hayfever severely and all GP's can apparently do is prescribe an anti histamine. However, I've heard that you can get immunotherapy treatment for Hayfever. Is this possible through the NHS in severe cases? Any response is appreciated. Calvin
CalvinTang
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EFA
7 years ago
Hi to the community
Hi everyone Just wanted to write a post to share my experiences as its great to read everyones posts and realise that I'm not alone in suffering with asthma and the lonely feeling that can give you as everyone else seems to go on enjoying life whilst we suffer silently. Im not sure what I'm expecting
Hi everyone Just wanted to write a post to share my experiences as its great to read everyones posts and realise that I'm not alone in suffering with asthma and the lonely feeling that can give you as everyone else seems to go on enjoying life whilst we suffer silently. Im not sure what I'm expecting
bennyconst92
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Asthma Community Forum
7 years ago
Hayfever 😩
Hi anyone else hayfever started mine has been really bad last couple of days can I take hayfever tabs if am on montelukast thanks 👌
Hi anyone else hayfever started mine has been really bad last couple of days can I take hayfever tabs if am on montelukast thanks 👌
Sarahjane123
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Asthma Community Forum
7 years ago
Allergies and worsening asthma
So since being discharged from hospital I've done everything they've told me. I've tested taken my salbutamol inhaler regularly. But since decreasing my prednisolone my peak flows have dropped to about 70-80%. I saw the respiratory nurse yesterday for my allergy testing I came up positive for quite a
So since being discharged from hospital I've done everything they've told me. I've tested taken my salbutamol inhaler regularly. But since decreasing my prednisolone my peak flows have dropped to about 70-80%. I saw the respiratory nurse yesterday for my allergy testing I came up positive for quite a
Lucy-j-16
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Asthma Community Forum
7 years ago
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