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Other foods that many coeliac have prob's with that are gf?
This is something that comes up time and time again. And these foods cause concern for many coeliac as it confuses the issue. Genius bread comes in for a lot of flak and that seems to be because of its high fat content, also some coeliac have problems with xanthan gum and physilium husk. These are
This is something that comes up time and time again. And these foods cause concern for many coeliac as it confuses the issue. Genius bread comes in for a lot of flak and that seems to be because of its high fat content, also some coeliac have problems with xanthan gum and physilium husk. These are
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Gluten Free Guerrillas
13 years ago
Could dairy-intolerance have caused thyroid cancer and periodic paralysis?
My husband wants to know,if anyone knows if there is a link between dairy-intolerance,thyroid cancer and thyrotoxic periodic paralysis? At 49 years of age has discovered he is dairy-intolerant and after removal of dairy from his diet,all symptoms of periodic paralysis have gone. Could the intolerance
My husband wants to know,if anyone knows if there is a link between dairy-intolerance,thyroid cancer and thyrotoxic periodic paralysis? At 49 years of age has discovered he is dairy-intolerant and after removal of dairy from his diet,all symptoms of periodic paralysis have gone. Could the intolerance
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Thyroid UK
13 years ago
drug treatment
i read an article where it said to stop ovarian cancer coming back they have been using chemo consisting of cisplatin and etoposide. Really sorry cant remember where i read it think it was daily mail but not sure . Anyone else heard of this. xx
i read an article where it said to stop ovarian cancer coming back they have been using chemo consisting of cisplatin and etoposide. Really sorry cant remember where i read it think it was daily mail but not sure . Anyone else heard of this. xx
nikki9
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My Ovacome
13 years ago
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What a busy week for Volunteer Network it’s been
I am writing this on Thursday 16th September and reflecting on my week and thought I would share with you what I’ve been up to since last Thursday. It was a pleasant enough day for my drive to Swansea from Maidenhead where I met the lovely Gillian Knight, Member and Volunteer, who with her husband
I am writing this on Thursday 16th September and reflecting on my week and thought I would share with you what I’ve been up to since last Thursday. It was a pleasant enough day for my drive to Swansea from Maidenhead where I met the lovely Gillian Knight, Member and Volunteer, who with her husband
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NRAS
14 years ago
Is it likely that taking aspirin may help families with BRCA2 gene mutation?
Hi All, I have been watching the news and see that taking aspirin is likely to help people with a history of bowel cancer. I had breast cancer at the age of 32 and ovarian cancer at the age of 52. It is Stage 3C. I responded well to taxol and carboplatin but had a relapse in March and thankfully
Hi All, I have been watching the news and see that taking aspirin is likely to help people with a history of bowel cancer. I had breast cancer at the age of 32 and ovarian cancer at the age of 52. It is Stage 3C. I responded well to taxol and carboplatin but had a relapse in March and thankfully
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My Ovacome
13 years ago
Looking for advice
Hi, my mum has recently been admitted to hospital with blood clots in both legs and both lungs; fluid in her abdomen & lungs which has cancer cells and a 14 cm "mass" which they have now advised is a polyp. Although they have not found her primary cancer it is likely to be ovarian or in her uterus &
Hi, my mum has recently been admitted to hospital with blood clots in both legs and both lungs; fluid in her abdomen & lungs which has cancer cells and a 14 cm "mass" which they have now advised is a polyp. Although they have not found her primary cancer it is likely to be ovarian or in her uterus &
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My Ovacome
13 years ago
Hi from Lynn
hi all my friends hope you are all ok! what i would like to know is about the CA125 blood test. I know its called a tumour marker test here in South Africa. What exactly does it measure? If there are no tumours present and does it also detect any cancer cells that may be left lurking? I have my 4th chemo
hi all my friends hope you are all ok! what i would like to know is about the CA125 blood test. I know its called a tumour marker test here in South Africa. What exactly does it measure? If there are no tumours present and does it also detect any cancer cells that may be left lurking? I have my 4th chemo
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12 years ago
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