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Liquid gel in COVID patients’ lungs makes way for new treatment.
In some patients who died with severe COVID-19 and respiratory failure, a jelly was formed in the lungs. Researchers have now established what the active agent in the jelly is and thanks to that, this new discovery can now be the key to new effective therapies. This according to a new study at Umeå
In some patients who died with severe COVID-19 and respiratory failure, a jelly was formed in the lungs. Researchers have now established what the active agent in the jelly is and thanks to that, this new discovery can now be the key to new effective therapies. This according to a new study at Umeå
2greys
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
4 years ago
Period pain
Just passed massive clots, I am taking iron although I don't think I can keep with loss. Used 35 napkins Taking tranexamic acid for bleeding. Says for four days only, I only took twice a day. Any advice, passed a clot size of two cherry tomatoes. I used to used 59 napkins per cycle
Just passed massive clots, I am taking iron although I don't think I can keep with loss. Used 35 napkins Taking tranexamic acid for bleeding. Says for four days only, I only took twice a day. Any advice, passed a clot size of two cherry tomatoes. I used to used 59 napkins per cycle
Bluelady-sing
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Pelvic Pain Support Network
4 years ago
Continuous pain
Waiting for laparoscopy and changing to a combined pill. I'm in absolute agony continuously. I'm on gabapentin and mefenamic acid and paracetamol. I've been using a tens machine and hot water bottle. If any one has any suggestions to relieve pain I am really open at this point I'm just so fed up
Waiting for laparoscopy and changing to a combined pill. I'm in absolute agony continuously. I'm on gabapentin and mefenamic acid and paracetamol. I've been using a tens machine and hot water bottle. If any one has any suggestions to relieve pain I am really open at this point I'm just so fed up
bonnieclyde97
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Endometriosis UK
4 years ago
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5 Years on Alendronic Acid
Just had my annual PMR blood check etc. with my GP. I've had no problems with AA but I brought up the subject of reviewing taking it after 5 years and asked for a dexa scan as I'm not sure I even need to be on it. I had a dexa scan when first diagnosed and it was fine. He said I should stay on it until
Just had my annual PMR blood check etc. with my GP. I've had no problems with AA but I brought up the subject of reviewing taking it after 5 years and asked for a dexa scan as I'm not sure I even need to be on it. I had a dexa scan when first diagnosed and it was fine. He said I should stay on it until
scrambledegg
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PMRGCAuk
4 years ago
Alendronic Acid
Quick question to the experts please. At what dosage can I stop taking Alendronic acid? Currently taking 7.5mg Pred. No side effects currently after being on this dosage for 2 weeks. Thanks.
Quick question to the experts please. At what dosage can I stop taking Alendronic acid? Currently taking 7.5mg Pred. No side effects currently after being on this dosage for 2 weeks. Thanks.
Gunflash
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PMRGCAuk
4 years ago
Pain so bad. Is A&E worth it?
Had to come home from work due to debilitating endo flare up pain. I am now in bed. I take my mefenamic acid three times a day but it does NOTHING for me when I have a flare up. Also had peppermint tea and have a scolding hot water bottle and wheat bag. Has anyone been to A&E in the UK with endo pain
Had to come home from work due to debilitating endo flare up pain. I am now in bed. I take my mefenamic acid three times a day but it does NOTHING for me when I have a flare up. Also had peppermint tea and have a scolding hot water bottle and wheat bag. Has anyone been to A&E in the UK with endo pain
EndoEffect
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Endometriosis UK
4 years ago
THE BENEFITS OF TAURINE ON STRESS
I recently found some interesting info re: Taurine, an amino acid that can be missing in the brain or lower in people with neurological disorders with extreme anxiety or stress. I've been taking it at night and was just told I could take more of it without harm. Severe stress uses up Taurine in our
I recently found some interesting info re: Taurine, an amino acid that can be missing in the brain or lower in people with neurological disorders with extreme anxiety or stress. I've been taking it at night and was just told I could take more of it without harm. Severe stress uses up Taurine in our
rideabike
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PSP Association
4 years ago
Just wondering if anyone has had similar......
Morning all I have been on the pill for years, since Feb I have been having breakthrough bleeding and a lot of pain and very heavy bleeding when having the week break on the pill. GP did two scans which showed ovarian cysts and adenomyosis changes. Had telephone appointment with gynae who also think
Morning all I have been on the pill for years, since Feb I have been having breakthrough bleeding and a lot of pain and very heavy bleeding when having the week break on the pill. GP did two scans which showed ovarian cysts and adenomyosis changes. Had telephone appointment with gynae who also think
cazl39
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Endometriosis UK
4 years ago
Husband was wrong : not hard headed after all!
Hi all, Flew 8 hours from Canada to Switzerland last week to find out if I can ultimately receive FUS PTT. It turns out that yes, except for low skull density ratio (SDR) of 0.34, measured with CAT scan during assessment. Soooo, husband was wrong all these years, I am not hard headed after all! It
Hi all, Flew 8 hours from Canada to Switzerland last week to find out if I can ultimately receive FUS PTT. It turns out that yes, except for low skull density ratio (SDR) of 0.34, measured with CAT scan during assessment. Soooo, husband was wrong all these years, I am not hard headed after all! It
Parkie-
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Cure Parkinson's
4 years ago
Melatonin For Parkinson's Disease (Pt. 2)
In case you missed part 1, here is a link to it : https://healthunlocked.com/parkinsonsmovement/posts/143507411/melatonin-for-parkinsons-disease....finally Melatonin is the only naturally occurring substance in the body that I have found that can help return the body toward homeostasis through multiple
In case you missed part 1, here is a link to it : https://healthunlocked.com/parkinsonsmovement/posts/143507411/melatonin-for-parkinsons-disease....finally Melatonin is the only naturally occurring substance in the body that I have found that can help return the body toward homeostasis through multiple
chartist
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Cure Parkinson's
4 years ago
What Question(s) do You Wish You Had Asked Your Rheumatologist at the First Appointment?
I have my first Rheumatologist appointment on Wednesday re my preliminary diagnosis of GCA - (That will be day 15 of starting Pred). An artery biopsy has been requested and I hope to find out today, when that might be. I have kept a note of symptoms from the outset but want to be sure I ask all the right
I have my first Rheumatologist appointment on Wednesday re my preliminary diagnosis of GCA - (That will be day 15 of starting Pred). An artery biopsy has been requested and I hope to find out today, when that might be. I have kept a note of symptoms from the outset but want to be sure I ask all the right
SomersetWife
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PMRGCAuk
4 years ago
DID ALPHA LIPOIC ACID LOWER YOUR THYROID LEVELS?
Good morning! I just came across several articles stating Alpha Lipoic Acid should not be taken by preclinical hypos, or hypos, by one, and another stating precautions and advice should be taken if on levothyroxine as it can lower its effects by a very significant amount adding, however, that it may
Good morning! I just came across several articles stating Alpha Lipoic Acid should not be taken by preclinical hypos, or hypos, by one, and another stating precautions and advice should be taken if on levothyroxine as it can lower its effects by a very significant amount adding, however, that it may
Hopinggh
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Thyroid UK
4 years ago
Now taking Alendronic Acid because of need to take Steroids. - Advice please?
I was diagnosed with Osteoporosis back in 2007. I always managed my condition without Bisphosphonates, firstly when I was able to take HRT and some supplements, then, when HRT was no longer an option, with diet, exercise and supplements. I have just been diagnosed with Giant Cell Arteritis and am currently
I was diagnosed with Osteoporosis back in 2007. I always managed my condition without Bisphosphonates, firstly when I was able to take HRT and some supplements, then, when HRT was no longer an option, with diet, exercise and supplements. I have just been diagnosed with Giant Cell Arteritis and am currently
SomersetWife
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Bone Health and Osteoporosis UK
4 years ago
I need a new back.
Hi, I have had my telephone follow up appointment, ( for those of you who don't know, my clinic one was cancelled ) I have been told, that because of the current situation with Covid-19 it is not worth the risk to my health to bring me back to clinic for another six months. I will have a face to face
Hi, I have had my telephone follow up appointment, ( for those of you who don't know, my clinic one was cancelled ) I have been told, that because of the current situation with Covid-19 it is not worth the risk to my health to bring me back to clinic for another six months. I will have a face to face
Sunseaandsand
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Bone Health and Osteoporosis UK
4 years ago
Generic alendronate vs brand Fosemax
Hi Everyone, I have finally reached the point where my doctor has recommended that I begin treatment for osteoporosis. The hope is to take bisphosonates for 2-3 years then a drug holiday if all goes well. I have read a number of articles that state while generics are fine for many other conditions
Hi Everyone, I have finally reached the point where my doctor has recommended that I begin treatment for osteoporosis. The hope is to take bisphosonates for 2-3 years then a drug holiday if all goes well. I have read a number of articles that state while generics are fine for many other conditions
Loveballet
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Osteoporosis Support
4 years ago
Excruciating back pain
I’m waiting for my appointment to go through with gyny and have a scan on Wednesday. I’m on codeine and mefenamic acid. I’m very constipated lol. I’m still getting cramping and ovary pain. The pain has moved right across my lower back for the past week and it’s excruciating. Is this common?
I’m waiting for my appointment to go through with gyny and have a scan on Wednesday. I’m on codeine and mefenamic acid. I’m very constipated lol. I’m still getting cramping and ovary pain. The pain has moved right across my lower back for the past week and it’s excruciating. Is this common?
Bethrussell
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Endometriosis UK
4 years ago
Can Prednisolone Cause Extreme Fatigue?
I am awaiting a biopsy for confirmation of a diagnosis of GCA and started 60mg Prednisolone daily 5 days ago. I take them straight after breakfast but am getting absolutely crushing fatigue around lunchtime and the first half of the aftenoon. This is worse than the fatigue I was experiencing before starting
I am awaiting a biopsy for confirmation of a diagnosis of GCA and started 60mg Prednisolone daily 5 days ago. I take them straight after breakfast but am getting absolutely crushing fatigue around lunchtime and the first half of the aftenoon. This is worse than the fatigue I was experiencing before starting
SomersetWife
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PMRGCAuk
4 years ago
Alendronate acid
Nurse has just given me this drug the reviews are scary anyone taken it once a week please
Nurse has just given me this drug the reviews are scary anyone taken it once a week please
Itsmeagain1
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
4 years ago
Alendronic Acid
Hi I’ve just started on Alendronic Acid I’m now experiencing really painful joints in my wrists and back of hands. Anyone else had this problem?
Hi I’ve just started on Alendronic Acid I’m now experiencing really painful joints in my wrists and back of hands. Anyone else had this problem?
Gym12
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Bone Health and Osteoporosis UK
4 years ago
British Red Cross First Aid App
Check out the British Red Cross First Aid App! http://www.redcross.org.uk/What-we-do/First-aid/Mobile-app Or down load from the Apple or Google App Store.
Check out the British Red Cross First Aid App! http://www.redcross.org.uk/What-we-do/First-aid/Mobile-app Or down load from the Apple or Google App Store.
FamilyHistorian
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ICUsteps
4 years ago
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