Experiences with

Arrhythmogenic right ventricular cardiomyopathy (ARVC)

Hello, I'm 31 years old and currently trying to come to terms with a probably diagnosis of Arrhythmogenic right ventricular cardiomyopathy. I'd like to connect with any other young people with this condition, for advice and moral support. Is there anyone here with the same condition? Thanks

[u][i]light therapy[/i][/u] [i]This is a potential treatment for difficult to control itching. [/i] [i]It is thought that the light therapy breaks down the irritants (bile acids possibly) that cause the itch sensation. This therapy is something you need to have a conversation with

Does anyone know if it’s ok to use this type of therapy with CLL?

Waiting on 2nd biopsy to confirm I have bullous pemphigoid (skin rash/hives with blisters) . First diagnosed with eczema, started light therapy and rash exploded all over my body. Dr. put me on prednisone for 9 days (night sweats brutal, and took biopsy which came back as a drug reaction). As soon as

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/317720822_Complementary_and_Alternative_Therapies_for_Restless_Leg_Syndrome_An_Evidence-Based_Systematic_Review Complementary and alternative therapies have been found to be effective in both primary and secondary RLS. The severity of primary RLS symptoms can

looking at a company in Australia that markets light therapy: SYMBYX, Has anyone else looked into this?

We have a bed that has a 3 speed vibratory massage function that temporarily controls my tremors. This being the case, I was wondering if a ~US$10 TEMU vibrating belt might be a good wearable accessory to wear through the day to help manage tremors and movement issues? Like probably a million other

Hi all, I am ET Jak2+ and on Hydroxyurea 1000mg 5x/week and 500 mg on the weekends; my platelets hover at about 560. I have had bursitis in my left hip and piriformis syndrome on same side and nerve pain down the side of my leg to the knee since July. I have tried chiropractic and although helped lessen

hi Is it worth getting my fiancé (TBI survivor 2.5 years ago) a morning wake up clock? Just wondering if this will give him a more routined and “better” wake up. He tends to wake up quite early as 1:1 staff start at 7am, just wondered if this would be of any benefit? also, I’ve recently read that

Does anyone have any experience with Red Light Therapy helping to improve CKD? My 85 yr old father was diagnosed with Stage 3 CKD about 6 months ago. I’m a retired pharmacist starting to research alternative and natural therapies, and came across this article on photobiomodulation & it’s potential to

hello! My baby got tanned after phototherapy of 48hrs for curing jaundice. Has anyone experienced this before? How long does it take for the tanning to go away?

Hello everyone, I think my fatigue problems started when I had Steven' Johnson's syndrome in 1995. I just kept pushing through. In 2019 my asthma became severe, shielded for 14 months of the pandemic. Got covid within a couple of months of coming out of shielding. Had covid multiple times since then.

Hello everyone, I think my fatigue problems started when I had Steven' Johnson's syndrome in 1995. I just kept pushing through. In 2019 my asthma became severe, shielded for 14 months of the pandemic. Got covid within a couple of months of coming out of shielding. Had covid multiple times since then.

Interestingly they were shining the bright light on the abdomens of the mice- I had read that bright light entering the retina was beneficial "In Parkinson's disease, "bright light" therapy, which stimulates the retina through exposure to intense light, can be beneficial by helping to regulate the

Dear all, I’m hoping you wise and knowledgeable people will be able to help. I have tried to research about having a General Anaesthetic when you have PD. My current general neurologist has advised trying to avoid surgery because GA can mean some patients get significantly worse and don’t recover

has anyone tried valeda light therapy for dry macular degeneration. I have wet macular in my left eye and very limited sight following a sub macular haemerage after an injection and geographic atrophy in my right eye eye. I am considering the treatment following an article in the macular society magazine

Dear all, nearly 2025! All best wishes for the NY. I’m 44 and diagnosed with YOPD 6 months ago. I’m not taking medication yet but do red light therapy, B1, Cinammon, brew my own kefir and eat a lot of fermented products. I also exercise a fair bit and meditate daily. I have a good mainly Mediterranean

I’m in a wash out period for an upcoming trial and had to manage the tumor growth pain in my ribs. My wife bought me these for Xmas and I said, “what the heck, I’ll try it.” Before using it I was taking 200mg of tramadol every 6 hours. Since using it…nothing. Is this coincidence or has anyone else

There's lots of research to indicate that Red Light will improve the mitochondria and energy levels in humans and animal studies. I was watching a youtube video by Prof Glen Jeffery, who runs the Ophthalmology lab and UCL. He mentions the success of Red Light to improve vision in aging population

Hi Has anyone has any experience with intranasal red light therapy (iN-PBMT) for pd? Thanks