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Allergy to iodine ..why now!?
After my eye injections in August I had an allergic reaction I’ve never had before. With 10 minutes of leaving hospital my nose started streaming ...which I thought may be hay fever but when I got home one eye was swollen and badly bloodshot. Had a little sleep and when I woke my cheeks were red and
After my eye injections in August I had an allergic reaction I’ve never had before. With 10 minutes of leaving hospital my nose started streaming ...which I thought may be hay fever but when I got home one eye was swollen and badly bloodshot. Had a little sleep and when I woke my cheeks were red and
Catseyes235
in
Macular Society
4 years ago
Fresh remyelination news
We are cured (again). A clinical trial of the cancer drug bexarotene showed that it repaired the protective myelin sheaths in Multiple Sclerosis patients. The drug had some serious side-effects, from thyroid disease to raised levels of fats in the blood, which can lead to dangerous inflammation of the
We are cured (again). A clinical trial of the cancer drug bexarotene showed that it repaired the protective myelin sheaths in Multiple Sclerosis patients. The drug had some serious side-effects, from thyroid disease to raised levels of fats in the blood, which can lead to dangerous inflammation of the
monkeybus
in
AMN EASIER
4 years ago
Clemastine (Tavegyl), an over-the-counter drug, found to be effective at inducing LMP and cell death
We treated primary CLL cells with
antihistamines
and found clemastine was the most effective at inducing LMP and cell death. More importantly, the
antihistamines
induced synergistic cytotoxicity when combined with the tyrosine kinase inhibitor, ibrutinib, but not with chemotherapy.
We treated primary CLL cells with
antihistamines
and found clemastine was the most effective at inducing LMP and cell death. More importantly, the
antihistamines
induced synergistic cytotoxicity when combined with the tyrosine kinase inhibitor, ibrutinib, but not with chemotherapy.
Pogee
in
CLL Support
4 years ago
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Should I ask to see a cardiologist?
I spoke to the gp after my last a and e trip a few weeks ago, I was on oxygen as couldn't breathe but the a and e doctor said he didn't think it was my lungs being the issue it was my heart, the gp completely fobbed me off insisting it was asthma, she gave me
antihistamines
(did not make me feel better
I spoke to the gp after my last a and e trip a few weeks ago, I was on oxygen as couldn't breathe but the a and e doctor said he didn't think it was my lungs being the issue it was my heart, the gp completely fobbed me off insisting it was asthma, she gave me
antihistamines
(did not make me feel better
Nomorebiscuits
in
British Heart Foundation
4 years ago
Allergies & weaning
I am currently weaning my 7 nearly 8 month old and I know I need to introduce allergens early and I have introduced most things now and has seemed fine. However, I’ve not yet introduced nuts....I am myself a nut allergy sufferer and I know her chances of being allergic are increased.....I’m very very
I am currently weaning my 7 nearly 8 month old and I know I need to introduce allergens early and I have introduced most things now and has seemed fine. However, I’ve not yet introduced nuts....I am myself a nut allergy sufferer and I know her chances of being allergic are increased.....I’m very very
Sunflower28
in
Pregnancy and Parenting Support
4 years ago
Baffled not sure what to think? Is it asthma or not?
Hey hope your all as well as you can be and staying safe. I will apologise in advance as I have so much floating around in my head not sure how it will come out... I've been putting off coming on here but I really need advice/ reassuring/humour/ or am I imagining my symptoms and need to get over it
Hey hope your all as well as you can be and staying safe. I will apologise in advance as I have so much floating around in my head not sure how it will come out... I've been putting off coming on here but I really need advice/ reassuring/humour/ or am I imagining my symptoms and need to get over it
mylungshateme
in
Asthma Community Forum
4 years ago
Something to try if you suffer from the dreaded MPN itches
I tried 4 different
antihistamines
...hydroxyzine, diphenhydramine, allegra and fenfoxadine...they did absolutely nothing. I read that pepcid could help with hives because it is a H2 receptor antagonist.
I tried 4 different
antihistamines
...hydroxyzine, diphenhydramine, allegra and fenfoxadine...they did absolutely nothing. I read that pepcid could help with hives because it is a H2 receptor antagonist.
clubdino
in
MPN Voice
4 years ago
Zomorph: Possible overdose with 30mg?
Hi all, I have been taking Zomorph 20mg twice a day. Today I took 20mg this morning and capsule of 10mg at lunch thinking it was a antihistamine. I have taken my usual 20mg after dinner and noticed that then that a capsule is missing. Is this an overdose I need to be concerned about as I am worried that
Hi all, I have been taking Zomorph 20mg twice a day. Today I took 20mg this morning and capsule of 10mg at lunch thinking it was a antihistamine. I have taken my usual 20mg after dinner and noticed that then that a capsule is missing. Is this an overdose I need to be concerned about as I am worried that
Burtsmith
in
Pain Concern
4 years ago
Acalabrutinib rash
I developed one in the first weeks which was held at bay by
antihistamines
at first but recently has caused my hands to swell and form open blisters. It’s very painful. All help gratefully received. Edd
I developed one in the first weeks which was held at bay by
antihistamines
at first but recently has caused my hands to swell and form open blisters. It’s very painful. All help gratefully received. Edd
Direstraits12
in
CLL Support
4 years ago
On going asthma exacerbation
I’m now on week four of asthma flare. Been referred to the respiratory team however given the current situation with COVID I imagine this will be a very long wait. I’m currently on a tapering course of steroids following 14,days of prednisilone. Also nexthaler. Lots of ventolin. Montelukast and antihistamine
I’m now on week four of asthma flare. Been referred to the respiratory team however given the current situation with COVID I imagine this will be a very long wait. I’m currently on a tapering course of steroids following 14,days of prednisilone. Also nexthaler. Lots of ventolin. Montelukast and antihistamine
Dizzy412
in
Asthma Community Forum
4 years ago
I’m having a moan...
On Friday evening and Saturday morning, I completely forgot to take 3 doses of
antihistamines
, 2 doses of Flutiform and a dose of montelukast. I have never missed a single dose of anything before and have no idea how taking my meds completely slipped my mind.
On Friday evening and Saturday morning, I completely forgot to take 3 doses of
antihistamines
, 2 doses of Flutiform and a dose of montelukast. I have never missed a single dose of anything before and have no idea how taking my meds completely slipped my mind.
MrsCMK
in
Asthma Community Forum
4 years ago
Horrible Drugs
I'm taking
antihistamines
but they only work for a couple of hours. I've tried histamine meds on prescription too. Any ideas please? Should I talk to my rheumy again?
I'm taking
antihistamines
but they only work for a couple of hours. I've tried histamine meds on prescription too. Any ideas please? Should I talk to my rheumy again?
EnglishRose63
in
NRAS
4 years ago
Initial update to feeling sorry for myself
Thanks to you all for your support Have just spoken to respiratory nurse - probably not an exacerbation I had bloods taken for liver function tests ??last week & also a general allergic response test as it was slightly up the year before. LFT was normal but allergy response was over 1000 (normal is
Thanks to you all for your support Have just spoken to respiratory nurse - probably not an exacerbation I had bloods taken for liver function tests ??last week & also a general allergic response test as it was slightly up the year before. LFT was normal but allergy response was over 1000 (normal is
Cade1
in
Lung Conditions Community Forum
4 years ago
Diphenhydramine/antihistamines shortened sleep-wake cycle?
I took 2 Benadryl tablets once 2 months ago to fall asleep earlier. That morning I woke up after only 6 hours of sleep (I usually get 8-9). Every day since then I've been getting only 6 hours of sleep per night, and I feel a strong urge to sleep in the afternoon (but I try not to). How do I reset my
I took 2 Benadryl tablets once 2 months ago to fall asleep earlier. That morning I woke up after only 6 hours of sleep (I usually get 8-9). Every day since then I've been getting only 6 hours of sleep per night, and I feel a strong urge to sleep in the afternoon (but I try not to). How do I reset my
billwright123
in
Sleep Matters
4 years ago
Buserelin, progynova, cyclogest & antihistamines
Had drug apt via phone this afternoon, asked about taking
antihistamines
but the nurse just said 'check with GP' (baring in mind this was friday afternoon nearly going home time). She wasnt very informative tbh and my clinic are usually great.
Had drug apt via phone this afternoon, asked about taking
antihistamines
but the nurse just said 'check with GP' (baring in mind this was friday afternoon nearly going home time). She wasnt very informative tbh and my clinic are usually great.
F_J_762301
in
Fertility Network UK
4 years ago
Asthma croaky voice
I'm 45 female not overweight. I'm asthmatic - mostly controlled. I take 200 Forstair 4 puffs daily. Antihistamine & just started Omeprazole 1 tab daily. 6 months ago I lost my voice but after taking antibiotics and Pred it came back. It feels as if I have mucus around my voice box but I cannot shift
I'm 45 female not overweight. I'm asthmatic - mostly controlled. I take 200 Forstair 4 puffs daily. Antihistamine & just started Omeprazole 1 tab daily. 6 months ago I lost my voice but after taking antibiotics and Pred it came back. It feels as if I have mucus around my voice box but I cannot shift
lovelife00
in
Asthma Community Forum
4 years ago
Antihistamines and nose sprays
Earlier this year my GP prescribed a nasal steroid spray and then followed days of ectopic beats. A few days ago he prescribed an antihistamine tablet to deal with what I think is hay fever issues, including an irritated feeling in my breathing passages into my lungs, but no cough etc. That night my
Earlier this year my GP prescribed a nasal steroid spray and then followed days of ectopic beats. A few days ago he prescribed an antihistamine tablet to deal with what I think is hay fever issues, including an irritated feeling in my breathing passages into my lungs, but no cough etc. That night my
Slim2018
in
AF Association
4 years ago
Itching
Itching from head to toe , took my powders took
antihistamines
today put my e45 itchy cream on and been spraying my cooling spray over me but just won’t stop the itching ..feel so alone . Regards sherrie
Itching from head to toe , took my powders took
antihistamines
today put my e45 itchy cream on and been spraying my cooling spray over me but just won’t stop the itching ..feel so alone . Regards sherrie
Shezza123
in
PBC Foundation
4 years ago
itchy
88 today-been on lupron since 2007 added zitiga and prednisone in 2017, all the side effects but last year have had severe itchiness on flanks=helped a bit by humidity and
antihistamines
and cortisone cream, anyone else get itchy?--any solution?
88 today-been on lupron since 2007 added zitiga and prednisone in 2017, all the side effects but last year have had severe itchiness on flanks=helped a bit by humidity and
antihistamines
and cortisone cream, anyone else get itchy?--any solution?
milto27xabc
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
Hello Everyone! A Wasp And the Art of Slow!
Hi All - this is my first post over on Bridge and marks some milestones for me... So I achieved my slowest 5k time so far today ☹️- that one won't be getting logged at (not)parkrun! But I also managed my first 6k and to run for one hour for the first time!😁😁 I nearly didn't go out this morning, but
Hi All - this is my first post over on Bridge and marks some milestones for me... So I achieved my slowest 5k time so far today ☹️- that one won't be getting logged at (not)parkrun! But I also managed my first 6k and to run for one hour for the first time!😁😁 I nearly didn't go out this morning, but
Birdlady64
Graduate10
in
Bridge to 10K
4 years ago
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