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The effect of light exposure on insomnia and nocturnal movement in Parkinson's disease: an open label, retrospective, longitudinal study
The effect of light exposure on insomnia and nocturnal movement in Parkinson's disease: an open label, retrospective, longitudinal study 2018 https://sci-hub.ru/10.1016/j.sleep.2018.01.001
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Insomnia, hypersomnia and REM Sleep Behavior Disorder (RSBD) during sleep are major problems for
The effect of light exposure on insomnia and nocturnal movement in Parkinson's disease: an open label, retrospective, longitudinal study 2018 https://sci-hub.ru/10.1016/j.sleep.2018.01.001
Abstract
Insomnia, hypersomnia and REM Sleep Behavior Disorder (RSBD) during sleep are major problems for
Bolt_Upright
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Cure Parkinson's
1 year ago
Red light therapy trial results
In the study out of Australia, the new infrared light therapy helmet on patients living with Parkinson's helped improve facial expression, upper limb coordination and movement, lower limb coordination and movement, walking gait, and tremor https://medicalxpress.com/news/2023-04-parkinson-laser-helmet-therapy-motor.amp
In the study out of Australia, the new infrared light therapy helmet on patients living with Parkinson's helped improve facial expression, upper limb coordination and movement, lower limb coordination and movement, walking gait, and tremor https://medicalxpress.com/news/2023-04-parkinson-laser-helmet-therapy-motor.amp
Farooqji
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Cure Parkinson's
1 year ago
Far Infrared Heat Mat with Bone Mets
Has anyone used a Far Infrared Heat Mat that is filled with crystals? I have MBC with bone mets in spine. A friend let me use her mat and I found it really soothing and felt great afterwards. I would like to buy one myself but wonder if it would be OK for regular use with the bone mets, I don't want
Has anyone used a Far Infrared Heat Mat that is filled with crystals? I have MBC with bone mets in spine. A friend let me use her mat and I found it really soothing and felt great afterwards. I would like to buy one myself but wonder if it would be OK for regular use with the bone mets, I don't want
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Ectopics on holiday
Hello my lovely support group ! Can I ask for reassurance please ? I am in Spain with my family, and although I got through all the getting here ( I’m very nervous of flying ) and it all took a lot if arranging because there are 10 of us, I have only had a very brief episode of Afib. My Afib has actually
Hello my lovely support group ! Can I ask for reassurance please ? I am in Spain with my family, and although I got through all the getting here ( I’m very nervous of flying ) and it all took a lot if arranging because there are 10 of us, I have only had a very brief episode of Afib. My Afib has actually
Tellingfibs
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
1 year ago
bisoprolol giving anxiety attacks
Hello everyone! i started taking bisoprolol for pvc’s 2 years ago. But now i have a feeling I’ve become intolerant to it. I’ve been waking up nauseous, anxious and constantly getting adrenaline rushes. I tried stopping and i felt good, but on the 3rd day i got another panic attack probably a withdrawal
Hello everyone! i started taking bisoprolol for pvc’s 2 years ago. But now i have a feeling I’ve become intolerant to it. I’ve been waking up nauseous, anxious and constantly getting adrenaline rushes. I tried stopping and i felt good, but on the 3rd day i got another panic attack probably a withdrawal
Calopo20
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British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
Managing PVCs
Hi Three years ago I had an ablation for my long standing PAF. Touch wood, I’ve not had a full blown episode since. However over the last 12 months I have been getting an increasing amount of PVC episodes. These often last for two to three days and are really debilitating. Sleep is almost impossible
Hi Three years ago I had an ablation for my long standing PAF. Touch wood, I’ve not had a full blown episode since. However over the last 12 months I have been getting an increasing amount of PVC episodes. These often last for two to three days and are really debilitating. Sleep is almost impossible
Stu13
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AF Association
1 year ago
Palpitations
I know about the risks of stroke when you have Afib, and I take Warfarin, but just out of interest, do ordinary palpitations, like PVCs and SVEs also present a risk ? Annie
I know about the risks of stroke when you have Afib, and I take Warfarin, but just out of interest, do ordinary palpitations, like PVCs and SVEs also present a risk ? Annie
Tellingfibs
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
1 year ago
Ectopics PVA PVC
Was wondering does anyone feel sort of lightheaded and sort of generally feeling off after a missed beat the heart episode is very fast but the strange off feeling does hang around for quite a while afterwards. All I want to do is lie down really which obviously not always possible. I do take flecainde
Was wondering does anyone feel sort of lightheaded and sort of generally feeling off after a missed beat the heart episode is very fast but the strange off feeling does hang around for quite a while afterwards. All I want to do is lie down really which obviously not always possible. I do take flecainde
Marty0001
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Arrhythmia Alliance
1 year ago
Wide QRS interval
I saw a consultant last week as a follow-up to a bypass nearly six months ago and to discuss how I was getting on with bisoprolol after a switch from Sotalol. I haven’t had any AF since bisoprolol was increased to 10mg but I had some quite fast AF in December prior to that. I still get a lot of PVCs
I saw a consultant last week as a follow-up to a bypass nearly six months ago and to discuss how I was getting on with bisoprolol after a switch from Sotalol. I haven’t had any AF since bisoprolol was increased to 10mg but I had some quite fast AF in December prior to that. I still get a lot of PVCs
Samazeuilh2
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
1 year ago
Light Therapy for PD
Greetings to you all. I have a question about light therapy. What is the latest research showing? I’m a little overwhelmed by the number of different devices out there, and particularly the different frequencies that are being recommended… 810, 1070, blue light… etc! Can anybody give me some advice
Greetings to you all. I have a question about light therapy. What is the latest research showing? I’m a little overwhelmed by the number of different devices out there, and particularly the different frequencies that are being recommended… 810, 1070, blue light… etc! Can anybody give me some advice
Jojaku123
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Cure Parkinson's
1 year ago
Premature ventricle contractions
For about two weeks my kardia ecg is showing PVC's most of the time, I don't know how reliable these gadgets are but tried to make appointment with GP, as they have taken ecgs before but receptionist said I should go to A&E but I feel fine and feel that would be a waste of A&E time. Anybody else have
For about two weeks my kardia ecg is showing PVC's most of the time, I don't know how reliable these gadgets are but tried to make appointment with GP, as they have taken ecgs before but receptionist said I should go to A&E but I feel fine and feel that would be a waste of A&E time. Anybody else have
GothicKate
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British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
red light therapy
I am a 75 year old male who was diagnosed with PD in November 2022. I am treating the condition with medication and have recently completed a course in BIG therapy. I have also purchased two red light therapy devices. I would be interested in hearing from others who have used red light therapy to treat
I am a 75 year old male who was diagnosed with PD in November 2022. I am treating the condition with medication and have recently completed a course in BIG therapy. I have also purchased two red light therapy devices. I would be interested in hearing from others who have used red light therapy to treat
9MileLake
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Cure Parkinson's
1 year ago
Clinical Physiologist
Please can any of you explain to me what exactly is a Clinical Physiologist ? I usually see my cardiologist once a year, along with a routine echocardiogram and ecg. This year, I saw my GP because I have been getting a lot of palpitations which Kardia diagnose as PVCs and SVEs ) He said he would contact
Please can any of you explain to me what exactly is a Clinical Physiologist ? I usually see my cardiologist once a year, along with a routine echocardiogram and ecg. This year, I saw my GP because I have been getting a lot of palpitations which Kardia diagnose as PVCs and SVEs ) He said he would contact
Tellingfibs
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
1 year ago
40 HZ Light Therapy (Probably Done Wrong)
This relates to my previous post: https://healthunlocked.com/cure-parkinsons/posts/149309053/added-monaural-beats-and-light-flickers-and-all-my-brainwave-entrainment-is-40-hz-now?responses=149314901 The instructions for this 40 HZ flickering bulb said not to look at it directly but to have it within
This relates to my previous post: https://healthunlocked.com/cure-parkinsons/posts/149309053/added-monaural-beats-and-light-flickers-and-all-my-brainwave-entrainment-is-40-hz-now?responses=149314901 The instructions for this 40 HZ flickering bulb said not to look at it directly but to have it within
Bolt_Upright
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Cure Parkinson's
1 year ago
Atrial Fibrillation
Hello All , Ive been on Eligard , Zytiga , 250 mg , Abiraterone 5mg for 14 months , Just found out from a EKG I have paroxysmal A-Fib and PVC (premature ventricular contraction ) . The Dr. gave me a monitor to wear on my chest for 2 weeks . This was done at U of Chicago 2 days ago . I saw my V. A. MO
Hello All , Ive been on Eligard , Zytiga , 250 mg , Abiraterone 5mg for 14 months , Just found out from a EKG I have paroxysmal A-Fib and PVC (premature ventricular contraction ) . The Dr. gave me a monitor to wear on my chest for 2 weeks . This was done at U of Chicago 2 days ago . I saw my V. A. MO
reconjj
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
PVC’s
Hello! I’ve posted on a previous group and have had some lovely support but have been advised to post as I’ve been told this is were the experts are! I’ve a question about an irregular heart rate issue that is bothering me! Visited the docs last week after I noticed quite regularly that my heart
Hello! I’ve posted on a previous group and have had some lovely support but have been advised to post as I’ve been told this is were the experts are! I’ve a question about an irregular heart rate issue that is bothering me! Visited the docs last week after I noticed quite regularly that my heart
Coney1982
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AF Association
1 year ago
Advice please!
Hello! I’m after some advice please in relation to an ongoing heart rate issue that’s causing me to worry! I’m a 41 year old male, not overweight and I don’t smoke. We were sat at work and all decided to check our heart rates on our watches. Mine went from 98bpm then down to 43bpm which I thought
Hello! I’m after some advice please in relation to an ongoing heart rate issue that’s causing me to worry! I’m a 41 year old male, not overweight and I don’t smoke. We were sat at work and all decided to check our heart rates on our watches. Mine went from 98bpm then down to 43bpm which I thought
Coney1982
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British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
Silent Heart Attack !?
Has anyone else experienced a heart attackp with symptoms at all? My husband had a followup to the24hr Holter he had a while ago for persistent arrythmias. I actually posted the report here at that time. So at the followup he had an ecg and when the physician examined it she told him he had had
Has anyone else experienced a heart attackp with symptoms at all? My husband had a followup to the24hr Holter he had a while ago for persistent arrythmias. I actually posted the report here at that time. So at the followup he had an ecg and when the physician examined it she told him he had had
chicolini
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British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
Mitochondria, sugar, red lights and Doxazosin
My scientist friend, who is working on a vibrotactile coordinated reset prototype for me, drew my attention to an article in New Scientist - which is very interesting https://www.newscientist.com/article/mg25734290-100-restoring-the-brains-mitochondria-could-slow-ageing-and-end-dementia/ Quick take
My scientist friend, who is working on a vibrotactile coordinated reset prototype for me, drew my attention to an article in New Scientist - which is very interesting https://www.newscientist.com/article/mg25734290-100-restoring-the-brains-mitochondria-could-slow-ageing-and-end-dementia/ Quick take
WinnieThePoo
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Cure Parkinson's
1 year ago
Gains seen in Parkinson’s with Symbyx’s red light therapy helmet
Studies show positive results. Symbyx Biome’s red/infrared light therapy helmet, improves motor function in Parkinson’s disease, according to data from a small clinical trial. https://parkinsonsnewstoday.com/news/gains-seen-parkinsons-with-symbyxs-red-light-therapy-helmet/
Studies show positive results. Symbyx Biome’s red/infrared light therapy helmet, improves motor function in Parkinson’s disease, according to data from a small clinical trial. https://parkinsonsnewstoday.com/news/gains-seen-parkinsons-with-symbyxs-red-light-therapy-helmet/
Baron1
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Cure Parkinson's
1 year ago
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