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body heat and buprenorphine
Hi, I have been using Buprenorphine patches for 4 weeks and was wondering whether body heat releases more opioids into the system. When I’m really warm I feel spacey and drowsy. Has anyone else experienced this?
Hi, I have been using Buprenorphine patches for 4 weeks and was wondering whether body heat releases more opioids into the system. When I’m really warm I feel spacey and drowsy. Has anyone else experienced this?
Navy20
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Restless Legs Syndrome
2 years ago
Happy 2023, bravehearts! A question on vagus nerve involvement....
I know there's massive hype out there about the vagus nerve and the treatment of any number of ills through vagus stimulation and care. Nevertheless........Was wondering if anyone's had any success with one of those wearable devices for VNS and if, at this very early stage of AFib - diagnosed as Paroxysmal
I know there's massive hype out there about the vagus nerve and the treatment of any number of ills through vagus stimulation and care. Nevertheless........Was wondering if anyone's had any success with one of those wearable devices for VNS and if, at this very early stage of AFib - diagnosed as Paroxysmal
Rainfern
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AF Association
2 years ago
Recruit yourself in stem cell trial and grab the opportunity
If you are in the Houston area please spread the word that we are still recruiting for a clinical trial using adult stem cells for the treatment of #LongCovid. We need to finish this trial asap. Many are in need of a solution. Thank you! https://www.hopebio.org/Study?Name=HBPCOVID02
If you are in the Houston area please spread the word that we are still recruiting for a clinical trial using adult stem cells for the treatment of #LongCovid. We need to finish this trial asap. Many are in need of a solution. Thank you! https://www.hopebio.org/Study?Name=HBPCOVID02
Farooqji
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Cure Parkinson's
2 years ago
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INFORMATION ABOUT CLINICAL TRIALS
The Brain Tumour Charity has recently updated the information on clinical trials on their website. It now provides a lot more detail and links; if anyone is interested in finding information about clinical trials, I recommend considering using this as a starting point. Wishing you all an excellent
The Brain Tumour Charity has recently updated the information on clinical trials on their website. It now provides a lot more detail and links; if anyone is interested in finding information about clinical trials, I recommend considering using this as a starting point. Wishing you all an excellent
Tansi75
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Glioblastoma Support
2 years ago
Gp intervention
I have my AFib under control after being prescribed my meds by my heart consultant. I take Flecainide, Apixaban, & Propranolol which controls my a fib. However, I have just realised that my Gp has halved my propranolol dose without consultation! ( from 80 mg to 40 mg) I am due to have a medical review
I have my AFib under control after being prescribed my meds by my heart consultant. I take Flecainide, Apixaban, & Propranolol which controls my a fib. However, I have just realised that my Gp has halved my propranolol dose without consultation! ( from 80 mg to 40 mg) I am due to have a medical review
Etch43
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AF Association
2 years ago
Suspecting ADHD and struggling
I feel so lost and would love guidance from this lovely community. I've struggled with and sought professional treatment for depression, anxiety, and dissociation. I've never been told by a person prescribing me meds or giving me therapy to get evaluated fully. I've been given psychotropics, SSRIs, SNRIs
I feel so lost and would love guidance from this lovely community. I've struggled with and sought professional treatment for depression, anxiety, and dissociation. I've never been told by a person prescribing me meds or giving me therapy to get evaluated fully. I've been given psychotropics, SSRIs, SNRIs
BigBlueHouse
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CHADD's Adult ADHD Support
2 years ago
Happy New Year - Afib and Covid 2023
Hi all. I know we've all heard enough about having afib and covid. I have to give my take on it though. I've never felt so happy - so here's a positive post about the whole thing of the two together. I've avoided the bullet so far. Tested positive this morning for covid. 5 days of self-isolation with
Hi all. I know we've all heard enough about having afib and covid. I have to give my take on it though. I've never felt so happy - so here's a positive post about the whole thing of the two together. I've avoided the bullet so far. Tested positive this morning for covid. 5 days of self-isolation with
Paulbounce
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
2 years ago
Dilated left atrium and appendage. CT full results.
I asked for my full CT angiogram report so I can show it to Dr Hunter before my consultation about mini maze. And unbeknownst to be it showed mild mitral valve prolapse and dilated left atrium and appendage. As well as coronary disease. I feel like I can’t get a win ! Another punch to the face so
I asked for my full CT angiogram report so I can show it to Dr Hunter before my consultation about mini maze. And unbeknownst to be it showed mild mitral valve prolapse and dilated left atrium and appendage. As well as coronary disease. I feel like I can’t get a win ! Another punch to the face so
Dadtoalad23
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AF Association
2 years ago
Cue1: £120k Innovate UK boost for Charco’s wearable Parkinson’s device
The 24-month project will focus on Charco’s CUE1 – a wearable device to alleviate the symptoms of Parkinson’s. The scope of the project includes testing the CUE1’s feasibility, assessing its tolerability and effect on clinical outcome measures, assessing optimal stimulation settings and positioning
The 24-month project will focus on Charco’s CUE1 – a wearable device to alleviate the symptoms of Parkinson’s. The scope of the project includes testing the CUE1’s feasibility, assessing its tolerability and effect on clinical outcome measures, assessing optimal stimulation settings and positioning
Farooqji
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Cure Parkinson's
2 years ago
Paroxymal Atrial Fibrillation
I was diagnosed with paroxymal AF in 2017 I was given 1.25mg Bisoprolol to start with and then in time, I gravitated to 5mg. Since last month the af went out of sync, I am now on 7.5mg Bisoprolol and the increased dose has not been helping greatly. On the 14/11 I had to go to A&E as I had chest pain.
I was diagnosed with paroxymal AF in 2017 I was given 1.25mg Bisoprolol to start with and then in time, I gravitated to 5mg. Since last month the af went out of sync, I am now on 7.5mg Bisoprolol and the increased dose has not been helping greatly. On the 14/11 I had to go to A&E as I had chest pain.
Morningrose
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Arrhythmia Alliance
2 years ago
Ac-225 results and next steps
My husband traveled to Turkey mid-January to receive Ac-225 after Pluvicto failed. In spite of high PSMA uptake and no discordance, treatment failed as the widespread disease burden was too great. His liver mets in particular has grown exponentially since August when it was first seen immediately prior
My husband traveled to Turkey mid-January to receive Ac-225 after Pluvicto failed. In spite of high PSMA uptake and no discordance, treatment failed as the widespread disease burden was too great. His liver mets in particular has grown exponentially since August when it was first seen immediately prior
leebeth
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
Monster Returns
Without provocation (no triggers), I startled awake in Afib which turned into tachycardia and has continued for 48 hours now. So after a respite of nine months from my FOURTH ablation [& coming off flecainide (due to left bundle block), but still on metoprolol ER, amlodipine, and Xarelto], I’m beginning
Without provocation (no triggers), I startled awake in Afib which turned into tachycardia and has continued for 48 hours now. So after a respite of nine months from my FOURTH ablation [& coming off flecainide (due to left bundle block), but still on metoprolol ER, amlodipine, and Xarelto], I’m beginning
DKBX
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AF Association
2 years ago
clinical trial for gene therapy
my doctor ask me if I would be interested in going into phase 3 clinical trials for macular degeneration gene therapy. Has anyone on this forum been in a clinical trial or what is your opinion?
my doctor ask me if I would be interested in going into phase 3 clinical trials for macular degeneration gene therapy. Has anyone on this forum been in a clinical trial or what is your opinion?
Slattery
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Macular Society
2 years ago
Human Betaretrovirus and PBC - can antiretrovirals fix us?
Hello all What do people think please about the research on PBC as an infectious disease and the potential of antiretroviral drugs? There was a flurry of reports back in 2015/6 identifying persistent betaretrovirus in people with PBC and then some small clinical trials of antiretroviral drugs.
Hello all What do people think please about the research on PBC as an infectious disease and the potential of antiretroviral drugs? There was a flurry of reports back in 2015/6 identifying persistent betaretrovirus in people with PBC and then some small clinical trials of antiretroviral drugs.
Wilderswimmer
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PBC Foundation
2 years ago
Clinical Trials for Mushrooms
I have been taking mushroom supplements for years based on my own research (with my oncologist's knowledge) and I think it has helped me continue to remain hormone sensitive, though I really can't know. [u]Study published by International Journal of Cancer:[/u] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles
I have been taking mushroom supplements for years based on my own research (with my oncologist's knowledge) and I think it has helped me continue to remain hormone sensitive, though I really can't know. [u]Study published by International Journal of Cancer:[/u] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles
dmt1121
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
Sulforaphane, Acrolein, and Parkinson's
I spend a fair amount of time re-researching things I have researched previously. With my bad memory, frequently I think I am finding something new when I am not. I just came across (again) an article on Acrolein and Parkinson's and remembered that a Broccoli Sprout beverage can clear Acrolein and
I spend a fair amount of time re-researching things I have researched previously. With my bad memory, frequently I think I am finding something new when I am not. I just came across (again) an article on Acrolein and Parkinson's and remembered that a Broccoli Sprout beverage can clear Acrolein and
Bolt_Upright
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Cure Parkinson's
2 years ago
📚 Research 101: What do I have to do in a clinical trial?
The activities involved in a clinical trial are different for each trial. Before a trial starts, an independent regulatory body looks at the benefits and risks to make sure they are appropriate and makes sure that there is no unnecessary harm or discomfort for participants before it starts. Once the
The activities involved in a clinical trial are different for each trial. Before a trial starts, an independent regulatory body looks at the benefits and risks to make sure they are appropriate and makes sure that there is no unnecessary harm or discomfort for participants before it starts. Once the
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HealthUnlocked
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Research Opportunities
2 years ago
PAF to permanent AF
I was diagnosed with PAF some 10 years ago and for most of this time AF episodes have been brief and infrequent. In some cases only every few years and never lasting more than a few hours. However recently episodes have been more frequent and my latest ‘attack’ has now been going for 3 weeks. I take
I was diagnosed with PAF some 10 years ago and for most of this time AF episodes have been brief and infrequent. In some cases only every few years and never lasting more than a few hours. However recently episodes have been more frequent and my latest ‘attack’ has now been going for 3 weeks. I take
Mgal
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
2 years ago
New to Site after Shock Diagnosis of AF
I would like advice from those on the forum with similar experiences of the AF journey. I am newly diagnosed and feeling pretty scared. In particular I'd like to know how long it took most people to get the right meds and dosages. I was started on Bisoprolol 2.5mg but because I was still symptomatic
I would like advice from those on the forum with similar experiences of the AF journey. I am newly diagnosed and feeling pretty scared. In particular I'd like to know how long it took most people to get the right meds and dosages. I was started on Bisoprolol 2.5mg but because I was still symptomatic
MKG50
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AF Association
2 years ago
New to Afib - how to describe symptoms?
Hello. I'm new to Afib (diagnosed Paroxysmal AF November) and new to the forum. It's wonderful to read all the support, care and information here - what a find! I'm awaiting a 7 day monitoring in Feb. Meanwhile doing my research and still have so many questions! Main symptoms at the moment are raised
Hello. I'm new to Afib (diagnosed Paroxysmal AF November) and new to the forum. It's wonderful to read all the support, care and information here - what a find! I'm awaiting a 7 day monitoring in Feb. Meanwhile doing my research and still have so many questions! Main symptoms at the moment are raised
Rainfern
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AF Association
2 years ago
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