Experiences with

Aversion therapy

Hi, I just tested pregnant today. Currently, I'm on 100mg T4 and 20 mg T3 since 17 February (24 days). Felt better on this dosage since 1 March and energy and periods of anxiety have decreased. Haven't tested my TSH, FT4 and FT3 since January. I have called my GP to inform them about the pregnancy

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I conceived normally in 2019 and had my first child. I developed Hashis after that pregnancy and it was picked up on as I developed secondary infertility. Got pregnant again eventually with TSI treatment. Now I would like to try for a third but the TSI is not working. No money for IVF. I am still struggling

Since my surgery on February 17 (lung segmentectomy on RLL) I still have the same exact feeling around my chest as if someone pressing and squeezing in on it. I’ve been doing some research on this and finding out that some people never have that go away. There’s actually a medical name for it. called

I’m considering group therapy. Just wondering if any of my MBC friends have done this and would like to know if it was beneficial. I’m basically a quiet shy person so not so sure if it’s for me. I just feel like no one gets me at times. Thank you in advance Lori🙏🏻

Remember, the results were mostly obtained after ONE SINGLE dose and in taxane naive patients (but not completely taxane naive, taxane naive in castration resistant stage). I would say...not bad! The SECuRE trial, evaluating 67Cu-SAR-bisPSMA for metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer (mCRPC

Please note this covers NHS England - and is information only at this time - https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/departmental-minute-on-the-covid-19-spring-2025-vaccination-programme/departmental-minute-from-the-department-of-health-and-social-care-notification-of-contingent-liability-covid-

NUSHU X is designed to help improve gait with real-time vibrational biofeedback, offering extra support for those experiencing mobility challenges like Parkinson’s-related gait issues. Jennifer, who has been living with Parkinson’s for over a decade, tested NUSHU X and shared her honest experience:

For 65yr old man with two tumors in the prostate (3.5cm x 1cm and 1.5cm x 0.6cm), surgery has been recommended. GLEASON 7 4+3 in most biopsy samples. Could proton radiation be used to treat tumors of that size?

[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

The ELEVATE-TN international study commenced in September 2015. The plain language article illustrates how this clinical trial was established and run to determine whether targeted therapy arms using acalabrutinib, a Bruton's Tyrosine Kinase inhibitor ( BTKi), with or without obinutuzumab, would outperform

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

Hi I was diagnosed with mixed connective tissue disease in 2022 after years of struggling. I was started with hydroxychloroquine but struggled to tolerate it. My symptoms align more with rheumatoid arthritis. I started with my latest flare in August 2024. Just doesn't seem to be getting better. I

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

Hello everyone. Would love to hear your experiences with functional medicine and ADHD. My 10 yo son was diagnosed three years ago. He has been on Vyvanse, Prozac, and guanfacine for most of that time. He and I are in both individual and group therapy. He has some side effects, such as skin picking, weight

Hello all. I am wondering if I could get some feedback from the group in reference to radiation therapy combined with Lupron. Without getting into too much detail, It came back after 22 years. Grade 1 Gleason 6. PSA was less than 0.1 until after the 10th year where it started to slowly rise. Went up

Massive head injury then bacterial meningitis and a csf leak with more surgery 2018. Go to a dark and quiet room and lie down. I think it took longer for me to recover from BM than from my brain injury. I am only back ay work because I took off 8 weeks to recover. Otherwise that healing might not gave

You be careful out there. I fell in my kitchen just walking across the kitchen floor and broke my femur. This was before Christmas. And let me tell you something like that can really set you back. I was in the hospital twice. The second time due to high blood pressure. And rehab but boy when

Parent of an ADHD and I believe ODD newly teenager. Behavioral Therapy is needed. Any tips and advise or referrals are appreciated, I’m almost to the point where I want to whoop her, her smart mouth when she doen’t get to see my cellphone or whenever we attempt to talk to her, even calmly, she screams

Another arrow..... A new Phase 1 study suggests that combining Cabozantinib with Atezolizumab could improve outcomes for patients with metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer (mCRPC). While overall tumor response rates were similar between monotherapy and combination therapy, patients receiving