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low lying and circumvallate placenta!
Hi Worries, I have been away for a few months to be able to control and manage my stress and anxiety during this time. A quick update: 1st round IVF: MMC at 9 weeks 2ed round: no response 3ed round: one egg, one embryo, day 2 transfer and positive pregnancy I had my 19 weeks scan on Friday. The baby
Hi Worries, I have been away for a few months to be able to control and manage my stress and anxiety during this time. A quick update: 1st round IVF: MMC at 9 weeks 2ed round: no response 3ed round: one egg, one embryo, day 2 transfer and positive pregnancy I had my 19 weeks scan on Friday. The baby
Mta209
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Fertility Network UK
3 years ago
Which pregnancy supplements?
Hi, Does any of you ladies know which pregnancy supplements are best to take after BFP? (IVF)Some contain DHA and Omega 3 and some don’t? Some sites say to take omega 3 from 12 weeks? Is it safe to take at 4 weeks? Any help and advice appreciated. Thank you
Hi, Does any of you ladies know which pregnancy supplements are best to take after BFP? (IVF)Some contain DHA and Omega 3 and some don’t? Some sites say to take omega 3 from 12 weeks? Is it safe to take at 4 weeks? Any help and advice appreciated. Thank you
Baba20
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Fertility Network UK
3 years ago
Infertility and Endo
Hi all, I have lurked here for some time and worked up to posting. I'm a bit lost with it all. For years I have known something was wrong but having been on the pill for over a decade thought maybe I had indeed 'grown out of it'. However, first cycle post pill and every symptom came back with a vengeance
Hi all, I have lurked here for some time and worked up to posting. I'm a bit lost with it all. For years I have known something was wrong but having been on the pill for over a decade thought maybe I had indeed 'grown out of it'. However, first cycle post pill and every symptom came back with a vengeance
Topnotch12
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Endometriosis UK
3 years ago
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Help for a friend with corticobasal degeneration.
Dear forum friends: I have a friend who has been diagnosed with corticobasal degeneration. I can't find much specific information about this atypical parkinsonism. Except for Dr. Costantini's reference in the famous interview (number 30) or the comments on medical cannabis oil, I can't find any information
Dear forum friends: I have a friend who has been diagnosed with corticobasal degeneration. I can't find much specific information about this atypical parkinsonism. Except for Dr. Costantini's reference in the famous interview (number 30) or the comments on medical cannabis oil, I can't find any information
parkinsonshereandnow
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Cure Parkinson's
3 years ago
Good DXA results - no more Alendronic Acid!
After 6 years with PMA and still on 10mg prednisolone, I was pleased to get a normal bone density report and very surprised to read on it the advice to stop taking Alendronic Acid as “had adequate period of treatment. Bisphosphonates remain effective for several years after withdrawal”. I raised a concern
After 6 years with PMA and still on 10mg prednisolone, I was pleased to get a normal bone density report and very surprised to read on it the advice to stop taking Alendronic Acid as “had adequate period of treatment. Bisphosphonates remain effective for several years after withdrawal”. I raised a concern
scrambledegg
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PMRGCAuk
3 years ago
Good results from Omega 3 and 6
Small (n=40) randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled study of Neuroaspis PLP10™ (nutritional formula of antioxidant vitamins, omega-3 & omega-6 fatty acids) in early #Parkinsons reports significant improvement in ON state UPDRS (18-30 months) https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii
Small (n=40) randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled study of Neuroaspis PLP10™ (nutritional formula of antioxidant vitamins, omega-3 & omega-6 fatty acids) in early #Parkinsons reports significant improvement in ON state UPDRS (18-30 months) https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii
Buckholt
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Cure Parkinson's
3 years ago
Update on stress
GP rang am. Queried with her whether I am supposed to give Lanzaprole a holiday. She said I had been on L for a long time. I told her I get excess acid when not taking. Has reduced dose to 1 or 2 to be taken daily . Then came the next ALENDRONIC ACID and whether I would start taking it again as they
GP rang am. Queried with her whether I am supposed to give Lanzaprole a holiday. She said I had been on L for a long time. I told her I get excess acid when not taking. Has reduced dose to 1 or 2 to be taken daily . Then came the next ALENDRONIC ACID and whether I would start taking it again as they
Suffererc
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PMRGCAuk
3 years ago
New Member - Building Muscle Mass
Does anyone have any experience or tips and tricks in trying to combine the anabolic process of building muscle mass while at the same time reducing as many anabolic stimulants (including protein and specific
amino
acids
) that may promote cancer growth?
Does anyone have any experience or tips and tricks in trying to combine the anabolic process of building muscle mass while at the same time reducing as many anabolic stimulants (including protein and specific
amino
acids
) that may promote cancer growth?
andy_diggs
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Prostate Cancer Network
3 years ago
New with skin-related question
Hi, I'm new here and was diagnosed with PBC in November last year. I'm on 1000mg ursodeoxycholic acid a day. My main symptoms have been pain in the liver area and fatigue. I've also had a strange weakness in my arms at times. More recently I have been getting itching and patches of skin becoming rough
Hi, I'm new here and was diagnosed with PBC in November last year. I'm on 1000mg ursodeoxycholic acid a day. My main symptoms have been pain in the liver area and fatigue. I've also had a strange weakness in my arms at times. More recently I have been getting itching and patches of skin becoming rough
Turquoise2075
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PBC Foundation
3 years ago
How do I get help
I haven’t been officially diagnosed and I just get fobbed off all the time a gynaecologist said a few years ago that I probably have endo and that was the end of it. I asked my gp to refer me to gyno a while ago and she said no. She said that the meds I was on (cabergoline for my prolactin levels being
I haven’t been officially diagnosed and I just get fobbed off all the time a gynaecologist said a few years ago that I probably have endo and that was the end of it. I asked my gp to refer me to gyno a while ago and she said no. She said that the meds I was on (cabergoline for my prolactin levels being
ZebraZone
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Endometriosis UK
3 years ago
Where is the best place to buy K2 mk 7
Hello everyone - hope you are all as well as can be expected considering we all have health issues. I see a lot of people suggest taking vitamin K2 Mk 7 to aid with calcium. I've been looking on-line at several places selling it and am getting more and more confused in the process. Can anyone please
Hello everyone - hope you are all as well as can be expected considering we all have health issues. I see a lot of people suggest taking vitamin K2 Mk 7 to aid with calcium. I've been looking on-line at several places selling it and am getting more and more confused in the process. Can anyone please
pal-o-mine
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PMRGCAuk
3 years ago
Mediterranean Diet Nutrients
New Italian paper below. [1] Mark Moyad has been saying for many years that "Heart-healthy is prostate-healthy." It is known that men with PCa have a higher risk for cardiovascular-related mortality - even if not on ADT - and that men with PCa often exhibit symptoms of the metabolic syndrome [MetS],
New Italian paper below. [1] Mark Moyad has been saying for many years that "Heart-healthy is prostate-healthy." It is known that men with PCa have a higher risk for cardiovascular-related mortality - even if not on ADT - and that men with PCa often exhibit symptoms of the metabolic syndrome [MetS],
pjoshea13
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 years ago
Nested case control study shows association between serum choline, betaine, phenylaceglutamine, etc and lethal PCa
Bryan Douglas Naelitz, Chad A Reichard, Zeneng Wang, Xun Jia, Jianbo Li, Meir J Stampfer, Eric A Klein, Stanley L Hazen, Nima Sharifi Journal of Clinical Oncology 39 (6_suppl), 147-147, 2021 147 Background: Gut-microbiota-mediated metabolism of trimethylamine-associated nutrients and
amino
acids
has
Bryan Douglas Naelitz, Chad A Reichard, Zeneng Wang, Xun Jia, Jianbo Li, Meir J Stampfer, Eric A Klein, Stanley L Hazen, Nima Sharifi Journal of Clinical Oncology 39 (6_suppl), 147-147, 2021 147 Background: Gut-microbiota-mediated metabolism of trimethylamine-associated nutrients and
amino
acids
has
Graham49
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 years ago
Advice please
Hi there, I'm new to this forum and would really appreciate some advice. I'm 33, female, average size and for a while have suffered with bouts of very painful hips and knees, crippling fatigue, heavy painful periods, hypersensitivity to cold, including numbness/cramps in my feet, and occasional low blood
Hi there, I'm new to this forum and would really appreciate some advice. I'm 33, female, average size and for a while have suffered with bouts of very painful hips and knees, crippling fatigue, heavy painful periods, hypersensitivity to cold, including numbness/cramps in my feet, and occasional low blood
rustymoon88
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Thyroid UK
3 years ago
Supplements -so much information
Hi all I know that we need to take vitamin D as those of us who are light sensitive and stay out of the sun need this, however there is also lots of other suggestions on the internet. I do have inflammatory arthritus and many sites suggest turmeric, other sites suggest fish oil and omega 3. So, for
Hi all I know that we need to take vitamin D as those of us who are light sensitive and stay out of the sun need this, however there is also lots of other suggestions on the internet. I do have inflammatory arthritus and many sites suggest turmeric, other sites suggest fish oil and omega 3. So, for
Cowsaresweet
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LUPUS UK
3 years ago
Alendronic Acid - needed or not?
Hi to all you lovely, helpful people, Wonder if someone can advise me. I am currently on 10mg of Prednisolone which I take after Omeprasol every morning. My doctor has also prescribed Alendronic Acid 70mg for me as a previous DEXA scan (2 years ago and no figures given to me at the time) showed my bones
Hi to all you lovely, helpful people, Wonder if someone can advise me. I am currently on 10mg of Prednisolone which I take after Omeprasol every morning. My doctor has also prescribed Alendronic Acid 70mg for me as a previous DEXA scan (2 years ago and no figures given to me at the time) showed my bones
pal-o-mine
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PMRGCAuk
3 years ago
New to the group
Hi all, I had a dexa scan in April which came back with a t score of -3.9 and a diagnosis of osteoporosis of the spine. I already knew I had a compression fracture of L2 vertebrae after an x-ray. Doctor prescribed alendronic acid and vit d3 but I stopped the alendronic acid because it made my IBS worse
Hi all, I had a dexa scan in April which came back with a t score of -3.9 and a diagnosis of osteoporosis of the spine. I already knew I had a compression fracture of L2 vertebrae after an x-ray. Doctor prescribed alendronic acid and vit d3 but I stopped the alendronic acid because it made my IBS worse
Manray11
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Bone Health and Osteoporosis UK
3 years ago
Diet for a vegetarian with T score of -3.5 on the spine
Hello all. I’m 61, male, and was on pred for 30 months to treat GCA and PMR, finally stopping in January this year but had to restart at 15mg in July, tapering and now down to 8 I had a DEXA in August that gave a T score of -3.5 score compared to -3.2 three years ago. It’s said said to be between
Hello all. I’m 61, male, and was on pred for 30 months to treat GCA and PMR, finally stopping in January this year but had to restart at 15mg in July, tapering and now down to 8 I had a DEXA in August that gave a T score of -3.5 score compared to -3.2 three years ago. It’s said said to be between
Brizzleben
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PMRGCAuk
3 years ago
Change in taste
Ive been taking alendronic acid for 3 months now and tolerate it fairly well. However Ive found I’m finding cooked vegetables and meat unpalatable. My appetite hasn’t changed so I’m filling up on rubbish! Which isnt good. Thinking of asking my doctor to change my medication. Anyone else had this issue
Ive been taking alendronic acid for 3 months now and tolerate it fairly well. However Ive found I’m finding cooked vegetables and meat unpalatable. My appetite hasn’t changed so I’m filling up on rubbish! Which isnt good. Thinking of asking my doctor to change my medication. Anyone else had this issue
Tues
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Bone Health and Osteoporosis UK
3 years ago
Strategies to manage fatigue
Hi guys I have been diagnosed in April and been on Ursodiol since. No idea yet if the medication is working since I switched insurances and my first appointment with the hep specialist is still two months out. (What a system!) Anyway, for the most part I am doing ok but the fatigue and it’s unpredictable
Hi guys I have been diagnosed in April and been on Ursodiol since. No idea yet if the medication is working since I switched insurances and my first appointment with the hep specialist is still two months out. (What a system!) Anyway, for the most part I am doing ok but the fatigue and it’s unpredictable
Knoesel
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PBCers Organization
3 years ago
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