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Alendronic acid
Firstly I want to say I don’t know what I would have done if I hadn’t found this forum, I am learning more and more every day about PMR, thank you to all that contribute everyday. I have posted once before. I am now 4 weeks in from diagnosis, started on 15mg pred for 3 weeks and reduced to 12.5mg for
Firstly I want to say I don’t know what I would have done if I hadn’t found this forum, I am learning more and more every day about PMR, thank you to all that contribute everyday. I have posted once before. I am now 4 weeks in from diagnosis, started on 15mg pred for 3 weeks and reduced to 12.5mg for
Iloveholidays
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PMRGCAuk
5 years ago
Spanish study using TUDCA and the other NAC, Vitamin E, and alpha-lipoic acid
I’m sure many have stumbled on the two separate Spanish studies using TUDCA and the other NAC, Vitamin E, and alpha-lipoic acid. I’ve tried each for awhile, however stopped. It is very difficult to try and do a study on yourself. Has anyone had any success/results?
I’m sure many have stumbled on the two separate Spanish studies using TUDCA and the other NAC, Vitamin E, and alpha-lipoic acid. I’ve tried each for awhile, however stopped. It is very difficult to try and do a study on yourself. Has anyone had any success/results?
bluejadedwho
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AMN EASIER
5 years ago
Home-Working
Good morning, I am in need of some advice if anyone can help. I am 27 years old, had my first/diagnostic laparoscopy in Feb 2015. I have struggled for years but doctors/consultants don't want me to have another operation if it can be helped. I have tried Mirena, the contraceptive pill... and am currently
Good morning, I am in need of some advice if anyone can help. I am 27 years old, had my first/diagnostic laparoscopy in Feb 2015. I have struggled for years but doctors/consultants don't want me to have another operation if it can be helped. I have tried Mirena, the contraceptive pill... and am currently
brightbunny
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Endometriosis UK
5 years ago
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Antioxidants and gastric stress
Hi all. I posted about neuropathy a while back. I’ve done lots of research and it seems that for the most part this is down to some inability to absorb B12 although it’s common for diabetics and alcoholics. It’s pretty painful and naturally I have been trying to find a solution that avoids drugs like
Hi all. I posted about neuropathy a while back. I’ve done lots of research and it seems that for the most part this is down to some inability to absorb B12 although it’s common for diabetics and alcoholics. It’s pretty painful and naturally I have been trying to find a solution that avoids drugs like
jeeves19
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Cure Parkinson's
5 years ago
Melatonin helps sleep
Any words of wisdom regarding Melatonin as sleep aid? I've always been a light sleeper, sensitive to sounds, light, etc. in the past (50 years now), I blamed this problem on having raised children, always aware of unusual sounds, etc., in the night, which translates to interrupted sleep.. With PMR
Any words of wisdom regarding Melatonin as sleep aid? I've always been a light sleeper, sensitive to sounds, light, etc. in the past (50 years now), I blamed this problem on having raised children, always aware of unusual sounds, etc., in the night, which translates to interrupted sleep.. With PMR
Purplecrow
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PMRGCAuk
5 years ago
Ursodiol
Hi. Has anyone experienced problems with chemists getting your urso prescription? I have about 4 times now , it makes you anxious worrying if they will get the tablets in , I’ve been given eventually destolit ursodol. ( haven’t seen it before ) 150 mg. is this ok.? I normally have wockhardt 300 mg
Hi. Has anyone experienced problems with chemists getting your urso prescription? I have about 4 times now , it makes you anxious worrying if they will get the tablets in , I’ve been given eventually destolit ursodol. ( haven’t seen it before ) 150 mg. is this ok.? I normally have wockhardt 300 mg
Mrsfancypants
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PBC Foundation
5 years ago
Does topical retinoic acid effect the thyroid??
I believe that 25 years of daily topical Retin a has had an effect on my ability to convert t4 to active t3 based on my blood work. I do not have an autoimmune disorder. Wondering if it has something to do with retinol binding receptors and thyroid receptors?? Any ideas!????
I believe that 25 years of daily topical Retin a has had an effect on my ability to convert t4 to active t3 based on my blood work. I do not have an autoimmune disorder. Wondering if it has something to do with retinol binding receptors and thyroid receptors?? Any ideas!????
Peachface1
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Thyroid UK
5 years ago
Newly diagnosed... Here are some obstacles and pitfalls to avoid before you fall into them!
Hello chat room friends and family. I created post a couple years back with help from the wonderful members of this chat room. They helped fill in the gaps that I missed in what turned into a fantastic post that has a timely effect for all the newly diagnosed that deal with this monster we call MS. It
Hello chat room friends and family. I created post a couple years back with help from the wonderful members of this chat room. They helped fill in the gaps that I missed in what turned into a fantastic post that has a timely effect for all the newly diagnosed that deal with this monster we call MS. It
Fancy1959
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My MSAA Community
5 years ago
Yes or No to Alendronic Acid?
Of course the answer to this can only be made by the individual, however other people's experiences and ideas can be very helpful in decision making.. In order to make an informed and balanced decision for myself I am asking if there are any positive comments and outcomes regarding this drug that people
Of course the answer to this can only be made by the individual, however other people's experiences and ideas can be very helpful in decision making.. In order to make an informed and balanced decision for myself I am asking if there are any positive comments and outcomes regarding this drug that people
Anadablam
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Bone Health and Osteoporosis UK
5 years ago
Rigevidon
Hi, I’m 30 yrs old and last year was put on rigevidon back to back for 4 months to stop my periods. I have had painful periods for years and have cysts on my ovaries. Doctor says endometriosis. Mefanamic acid worked for a while but doesn’t seem to help much now. The gynaecologist wanted to see if the
Hi, I’m 30 yrs old and last year was put on rigevidon back to back for 4 months to stop my periods. I have had painful periods for years and have cysts on my ovaries. Doctor says endometriosis. Mefanamic acid worked for a while but doesn’t seem to help much now. The gynaecologist wanted to see if the
Animalmagic1786
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Endometriosis UK
5 years ago
Endro pain not controlled help!
Thank you for reading! Im now in a situation im not coping with daily living. 1st my background. Age 14 i was taken to a&e with suspected appendicitis. It was a ovarian cyst. Prescribed the pill. Mefenamic acid. And told to carry on. Age 18. 3 hospital admissions with out of control pain im diagnosised
Thank you for reading! Im now in a situation im not coping with daily living. 1st my background. Age 14 i was taken to a&e with suspected appendicitis. It was a ovarian cyst. Prescribed the pill. Mefenamic acid. And told to carry on. Age 18. 3 hospital admissions with out of control pain im diagnosised
Tigerlily1990
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Endometriosis UK
5 years ago
Tranexamic acid
Literally just starting taking these tablets today, took my first two. I don’t know how to describe it but I feel weird. My head is strange and I feel a bit nauseous. I don’t know if this is normal or if I’m over worrying and creating problems - I got concerned when online it said don’t take whilst
Literally just starting taking these tablets today, took my first two. I don’t know how to describe it but I feel weird. My head is strange and I feel a bit nauseous. I don’t know if this is normal or if I’m over worrying and creating problems - I got concerned when online it said don’t take whilst
Oncmed
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Endometriosis UK
5 years ago
Tooth extraction
I have a fracture in one of my upper back teeth that needs to come out. Because I have taken Alendronic acid in the past I was referred to a private clinic. Had an appointment today for a consultation and they are going to remove it on the 21st. I’ve been told to start a course of antibiotics on the
I have a fracture in one of my upper back teeth that needs to come out. Because I have taken Alendronic acid in the past I was referred to a private clinic. Had an appointment today for a consultation and they are going to remove it on the 21st. I’ve been told to start a course of antibiotics on the
Suet3942
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PMRGCAuk
5 years ago
Mechanism by which Alpha synuclein causes neuronal cell death found
https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/news/newsroom/news-releases/road-to-cell-death-more-clearly-identified-for-parkinsons-disease This is of interest because it provides clues as to how to mitigate or prevent Parkinson's. See the commentary by Dr. Shallenberger that I posted below. Also, at least one person
https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/news/newsroom/news-releases/road-to-cell-death-more-clearly-identified-for-parkinsons-disease This is of interest because it provides clues as to how to mitigate or prevent Parkinson's. See the commentary by Dr. Shallenberger that I posted below. Also, at least one person
park_bear
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Cure Parkinson's
5 years ago
How did humans get to the top of the pile?
Thank you everyone who commented on my post around why people chose a low-carb high fat diet, and did they do so after a high-carb low-fat diet. Personally I could debate on just that thread for the next 10 years, and perhaps I will! However it occurs to me a hypothesis following on from that question
Thank you everyone who commented on my post around why people chose a low-carb high fat diet, and did they do so after a high-carb low-fat diet. Personally I could debate on just that thread for the next 10 years, and perhaps I will! However it occurs to me a hypothesis following on from that question
andyswarbs
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Healthy Eating
5 years ago
WHATS YOUR OPINION OF THE INGREDIANTS IN THE B 12 I INJECT? IT GIVES ME BLURRY VISION, DAMPENS MY APPETITE AND DOESNT WORK WELL FOR MY ENERG
These are the ingrediants in the 1000 mg injections I take every two weeks. (Cyanocobalbamin). I live in the US but it was ordered from outside the country: Each no contains Cyanocobalbamin 1000 mcg, Sodium Acetate 0.5 mg, Glacial Acetic Acid 0.1 mg, Sodium Chloride 9 mg, with Benzyl Alcohal, 1.5% as
These are the ingrediants in the 1000 mg injections I take every two weeks. (Cyanocobalbamin). I live in the US but it was ordered from outside the country: Each no contains Cyanocobalbamin 1000 mcg, Sodium Acetate 0.5 mg, Glacial Acetic Acid 0.1 mg, Sodium Chloride 9 mg, with Benzyl Alcohal, 1.5% as
dianewilson1900
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
5 years ago
Really need advice please
After years of pain/heaving bleeding, no results from internal scans and smears the doctors are referring me to a gynaecologist with suspected endometriosis. Until I get the letter of referral in the post the doctor has prescribed me tranexamic acid and advised me to look into the IUD or contraceptive
After years of pain/heaving bleeding, no results from internal scans and smears the doctors are referring me to a gynaecologist with suspected endometriosis. Until I get the letter of referral in the post the doctor has prescribed me tranexamic acid and advised me to look into the IUD or contraceptive
Oncmed
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Endometriosis UK
5 years ago
Alendronic acid & asprin.
Does anyone know if asprin & alendtonic acid are ok to take together as i'v read they interact?
Does anyone know if asprin & alendtonic acid are ok to take together as i'v read they interact?
manxonia
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British Liver Trust
5 years ago
Aunt Svetlana (Beautiful Angel In Christ)
Hello! My name is, I will go by my nick name (Jo Jo)! Hope everyone here is doing well (or as I can imagine at times, as good as expected)... I am asking for support for myself. My Aunt Svetlana is just about the most bravest & strongest person I know. She had Breast Cancer about 12 years and was
Hello! My name is, I will go by my nick name (Jo Jo)! Hope everyone here is doing well (or as I can imagine at times, as good as expected)... I am asking for support for myself. My Aunt Svetlana is just about the most bravest & strongest person I know. She had Breast Cancer about 12 years and was
Hidden
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SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
5 years ago
Endometriosis pain meds stopped working?
Is it normal for meds to stop working in just a few months? Hello, I have been told by my doctor that I likely have endometriosis, so she prescribed me tranexamic acid and mefanamic acid. They worked brilliantly the first two months; just a bit of cramping, but I mostly felt drowsy. But it has been
Is it normal for meds to stop working in just a few months? Hello, I have been told by my doctor that I likely have endometriosis, so she prescribed me tranexamic acid and mefanamic acid. They worked brilliantly the first two months; just a bit of cramping, but I mostly felt drowsy. But it has been
redveyron
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Endometriosis UK
5 years ago
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