Search
Search
About
Log in
Join
Experiences with
Allergy test
Posts
Communities
115,899 public posts
Filter results
waiting for allergy test
I have been waiting for a
allergy
test
for 2 years so my specialist can prescribe medication for psoriasis arthritis. Has any one else had the same problem.
I have been waiting for a
allergy
test
for 2 years so my specialist can prescribe medication for psoriasis arthritis. Has any one else had the same problem.
cherrytree16
in
Beyond Psoriasis
3 months ago
montekulust
Nurse did an
allergy
test
, and gave me montekulist , to take at night . Is it worth taking , side effects bit scary too. .
Nurse did an
allergy
test
, and gave me montekulist , to take at night . Is it worth taking , side effects bit scary too. .
Mrteddycat
in
Asthma Community Forum
28 days ago
Allergy Facts
Also, what does it mean if on the
allergy
test
I come out negative for pinapple- not allergic, but it seems to be a major sensitivity. Looking forward to clarity!
Also, what does it mean if on the
allergy
test
I come out negative for pinapple- not allergic, but it seems to be a major sensitivity. Looking forward to clarity!
Green1233
in
My OCD Community
5 months ago
Want to take advantage of all our features? Just log in!
Log in
or
Join
Possible IBS but GP doesn’t know for sure…..
I have an
allergy
test
booked for this week and I’m praying that it shows something because I really don’t know what to do. Any help, suggestions or advice would be gratefully appreciated.
I have an
allergy
test
booked for this week and I’m praying that it shows something because I really don’t know what to do. Any help, suggestions or advice would be gratefully appreciated.
Steff5678
in
IBS Network
10 months ago
Recurring chest infections and phlegmy cough
The consultant requested a rigorous
allergy
test
(bloods) - this showed that I'm allergic to pretty much everything, from moulds and pollen, to dog hair!
The consultant requested a rigorous
allergy
test
(bloods) - this showed that I'm allergic to pretty much everything, from moulds and pollen, to dog hair!
Teach66
in
Asthma Community Forum
4 months ago
Help - What This Allergy or Asthma Can Be?
The second doctor also said I should take a blood
test
(something like alex
allergy
test
for 282 allergens) because the hand test is not accurate or cannot give the necessary information. What she didn't told me eventually is that this test will not work when I'm on corticosteroid therapy.
The second doctor also said I should take a blood
test
(something like alex
allergy
test
for 282 allergens) because the hand test is not accurate or cannot give the necessary information. What she didn't told me eventually is that this test will not work when I'm on corticosteroid therapy.
Desoo
in
Asthma Community Forum
5 months ago
itching
Hi community, I have terrible itching and now being on Besremi I feel it has gotten a little worse. I plan to stay on Besremi unless it makes sense to switch to Jakafi, which I hear is excellent at controlling itch. I just got word from my dermatologist that some people have felt relief with a combination
Hi community, I have terrible itching and now being on Besremi I feel it has gotten a little worse. I plan to stay on Besremi unless it makes sense to switch to Jakafi, which I hear is excellent at controlling itch. I just got word from my dermatologist that some people have felt relief with a combination
Pogm
in
MPN Voice
23 days ago
skin itchiness, hives & Hashimoto thyroid
Had a skin prick
test
, i was pricked with 50 needles, dr didn’t find any
allergy
. Recommend Allegra when needed! Reluctant to take meds unless absolutely necessary! I was on Levothyroxine 50 mcg , switched to 50 mcg synthroid, brand name three weeks ago, itchiness little better on Synthroid..
Had a skin prick
test
, i was pricked with 50 needles, dr didn’t find any
allergy
. Recommend Allegra when needed! Reluctant to take meds unless absolutely necessary! I was on Levothyroxine 50 mcg , switched to 50 mcg synthroid, brand name three weeks ago, itchiness little better on Synthroid..
Suzi_
in
Thyroid UK
2 months ago
PacemakerS removed
I asked for
allergy
test
, surgeon insisted there is no
allergy
to pacemakers. I cannot eear most jewelry as i break out in blisters. My options? wireless Pacemaker in heart or nothing. I opted for nothing as i feared allergic reaction inside heart.
I asked for
allergy
test
, surgeon insisted there is no
allergy
to pacemakers. I cannot eear most jewelry as i break out in blisters. My options? wireless Pacemaker in heart or nothing. I opted for nothing as i feared allergic reaction inside heart.
kathie659
in
AF Association
1 year ago
Buscopan and antihistamines
I have to take F exofenadine daily for hayfever - I think it's Allegra in the USA. Has anyone any experience of taking Buscopan the same day as antihistamines? I'm struggling to find sensible advice for interactions and I really need both!
I have to take F exofenadine daily for hayfever - I think it's Allegra in the USA. Has anyone any experience of taking Buscopan the same day as antihistamines? I'm struggling to find sensible advice for interactions and I really need both!
binks
in
IBS Network
9 months ago
Allegra for asthma?
I have recently moved from the UK to Germany/Switzerland; the halthcare is in Germany. Getting Xolair, anti-IL5 mAbs, prednisone, inhalers and other drugs was super-easy. But I still get very chest-tight due to the high pollen counts. I believe here the pollen-triggered asthma is worse, b.c. of the warmer
I have recently moved from the UK to Germany/Switzerland; the halthcare is in Germany. Getting Xolair, anti-IL5 mAbs, prednisone, inhalers and other drugs was super-easy. But I still get very chest-tight due to the high pollen counts. I believe here the pollen-triggered asthma is worse, b.c. of the warmer
runcyclexcski
in
Asthma Community Forum
11 months ago
BRCA genetic testing providers
I have signed up to take part in the NHS Jewish-BRCA screening programme https://nhsjewishbrcaprogramme.org.uk/ but I will not get the test or the results before the first round of my IVF starts next month. I only have 1 Jewish grandparent so my risks are low but not as low as non-Jewish person. My grandparent
I have signed up to take part in the NHS Jewish-BRCA screening programme https://nhsjewishbrcaprogramme.org.uk/ but I will not get the test or the results before the first round of my IVF starts next month. I only have 1 Jewish grandparent so my risks are low but not as low as non-Jewish person. My grandparent
Rachiebabe
in
Fertility Network UK
3 hours ago
Surviving cancer: some options for you to consider
I just want to share with you all, that I was diagnosed with a T3 (5cm) Tumour called Adenocarcinoma, situated in the junction of the lower oesophagus and upper G. I (stomach) in January. Last year I kept complaint of chest pains, sore tongue and throat, thick mucus and not being able to gain weight
I just want to share with you all, that I was diagnosed with a T3 (5cm) Tumour called Adenocarcinoma, situated in the junction of the lower oesophagus and upper G. I (stomach) in January. Last year I kept complaint of chest pains, sore tongue and throat, thick mucus and not being able to gain weight
Artiquety
in
Oesophageal & Gastric Cancer
6 hours ago
Naltrexone
I am on thyroxine and T3 medication for under active thyroid. A friend was recently prescribed low dose naltrexone to help with inflammation in the body as well as being on thyroid medication. Does anyone know if naltrexone is available to purchase without prescription in the UK as I would like to trial
I am on thyroxine and T3 medication for under active thyroid. A friend was recently prescribed low dose naltrexone to help with inflammation in the body as well as being on thyroid medication. Does anyone know if naltrexone is available to purchase without prescription in the UK as I would like to trial
Cassandra
in
Thyroid UK
12 hours ago
Ideal ranges info
Hello everyone,Does anyone have a post on calculating target ranges for each of the vitamins we care about (vit d, ferritin etc). I have scrolled through pinned posts and searched but couldn't find the info in one place. Happy Friday to all.
Hello everyone,Does anyone have a post on calculating target ranges for each of the vitamins we care about (vit d, ferritin etc). I have scrolled through pinned posts and searched but couldn't find the info in one place. Happy Friday to all.
Astrido
in
Thyroid UK
13 hours ago
help - I’m new to this
good morning , I am a middle aged lady who was diagnosed incidentally with thyroid nodule back in August 2023 . I had a U3 diagnosis of right lobe thyroid nodule . Had FNA in October 2023 no frank malignant cells to see so was classed as thy2c and was discharged from ENT . In January this year I started
good morning , I am a middle aged lady who was diagnosed incidentally with thyroid nodule back in August 2023 . I had a U3 diagnosis of right lobe thyroid nodule . Had FNA in October 2023 no frank malignant cells to see so was classed as thy2c and was discharged from ENT . In January this year I started
Firtyqwerty
in
Thyroid UK
13 hours ago
Advice for blood test results
Hi all, I would really appreciate some help with my latest blood test results. I have gradually reduced my meds over time, from 150/125 mcg Levothyroxine and 20 mcg liothyronine, to 75 mcg Levothyroxine and 10 mcg liothyronine. I was diagnosed with Hashimoto’s back in 2013, but my TPO has been within
Hi all, I would really appreciate some help with my latest blood test results. I have gradually reduced my meds over time, from 150/125 mcg Levothyroxine and 20 mcg liothyronine, to 75 mcg Levothyroxine and 10 mcg liothyronine. I was diagnosed with Hashimoto’s back in 2013, but my TPO has been within
Elisabetho
in
Thyroid UK
14 hours ago
Haematologist’s unsupportive B12 response
In a recent pathology test, my gastroenterologist was concerned with my low haemoglobin count and a high reticulocyte count. She mentioned that although I’m low in ferritin (40) I’m not yet needing an iron infusion just yet. My white cell count was seemingly low also and she suggested that I should get
In a recent pathology test, my gastroenterologist was concerned with my low haemoglobin count and a high reticulocyte count. She mentioned that although I’m low in ferritin (40) I’m not yet needing an iron infusion just yet. My white cell count was seemingly low also and she suggested that I should get
GoneWithTheWind1972
in
Pernicious Anaemia Society
15 hours ago
Dithyron?
Hi,Are there any members using Dithyron atm? Don't know much about it.....is it safe to use? Is the T3/T4 ratio correct? Regards
Hi,Are there any members using Dithyron atm? Don't know much about it.....is it safe to use? Is the T3/T4 ratio correct? Regards
Booblet
in
Thyroid UK
23 hours ago
ferritin level and symptom question
I first posted a few months ago and based upon replies there were mixed feelings on whether my symptoms were truly RLS. Main complaints were a current/restless sensation in my legs and some twitching, more at night but also in the daytime if I was sitting for long. The symptom that was not fitting
I first posted a few months ago and based upon replies there were mixed feelings on whether my symptoms were truly RLS. Main complaints were a current/restless sensation in my legs and some twitching, more at night but also in the daytime if I was sitting for long. The symptom that was not fitting
Corolla1
in
Restless Legs Syndrome
1 day ago
1
2
...
100
Next page
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
Filter results
Clear filters
Posted in
All communities
Thyroid UK
66241 results
Fertility Network UK
5706 results
Pernicious Anaemia Society
4731 results
View top 10 communities
Sort by
Most Relevant
Newest