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angina
hello I have been getting throat and chest pain when walking . Just been to the dr she said I have angina and given me a spray don’t know how to use it and told to buy aspirin . She will refer me back to the cardiologist. No advice and I was in shock to ask should I stop doing everything until the
hello I have been getting throat and chest pain when walking . Just been to the dr she said I have angina and given me a spray don’t know how to use it and told to buy aspirin . She will refer me back to the cardiologist. No advice and I was in shock to ask should I stop doing everything until the
Mar321
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British Heart Foundation
9 months ago
weird prickling
hi everyone. Hope you all had a good Christmas. My doctor has been trying me on different medication to help with anxiety. It’s mainly in the mornings Im anxious. I’ve tried sertraline, which kept me awake and made me feel worse. Then they tried Mirtazapine, which seemed to help with sleep and the anxiety
hi everyone. Hope you all had a good Christmas. My doctor has been trying me on different medication to help with anxiety. It’s mainly in the mornings Im anxious. I’ve tried sertraline, which kept me awake and made me feel worse. Then they tried Mirtazapine, which seemed to help with sleep and the anxiety
Lakeshiker
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Tinnitus UK
7 months ago
Side Effects Of Mannitol in Levothyroxine
Hi, I wondered if anyone has experienced stomach pain and bloating from taking Levothyroxine containing Mannitol? Im taking Teva and a few hours after taking it I get very bad stomach pains and bloating. There is no lactose but there is also magnesium stearate which I have taken in vitamins before
Hi, I wondered if anyone has experienced stomach pain and bloating from taking Levothyroxine containing Mannitol? Im taking Teva and a few hours after taking it I get very bad stomach pains and bloating. There is no lactose but there is also magnesium stearate which I have taken in vitamins before
jenny876
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Thyroid UK
9 months ago
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Blood Test for vits (and thyroid)
Hello all. Following advice from SlowDragon, got GP to agree to Vit testing as T3 low and as SlowDragon though they would, they drew blood for Thyroid levels , too! Must say here, too, after GPS lowered my Levo, because I had too many hypo symptoms return, I upped the dose from 175 to 200 as on 200
Hello all. Following advice from SlowDragon, got GP to agree to Vit testing as T3 low and as SlowDragon though they would, they drew blood for Thyroid levels , too! Must say here, too, after GPS lowered my Levo, because I had too many hypo symptoms return, I upped the dose from 175 to 200 as on 200
Lottyplum
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Thyroid UK
9 months ago
Calcium, vitamin D and protein
Hello, I am just posting this for information. I follow a couple of forums on osteoporosis as I have osteoporosis and want to keep as informed as possible. Recently someone posted about an article on the benefit of taking extra protein alongside calcium and vitamin D supplements. I am going to check
Hello, I am just posting this for information. I follow a couple of forums on osteoporosis as I have osteoporosis and want to keep as informed as possible. Recently someone posted about an article on the benefit of taking extra protein alongside calcium and vitamin D supplements. I am going to check
strongmouse
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Bone Health and Osteoporosis UK
9 months ago
Multi vitamins minus calcium and vitamin D
Saw Rheumy nurse yesterday. Still waiting to start Etanercept jab. But she said I should get multivitamins but minus vitamin D and Calcium as I'm already on calcichew D3 twice a day. Looked on line but cannot find any without these. Has anyone multi vitamins without calcium and vitamin D3?
Saw Rheumy nurse yesterday. Still waiting to start Etanercept jab. But she said I should get multivitamins but minus vitamin D and Calcium as I'm already on calcichew D3 twice a day. Looked on line but cannot find any without these. Has anyone multi vitamins without calcium and vitamin D3?
Haz58
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NRAS
9 months ago
GP disagrees with diagnosis of osteoporosis
I had a Dexa scan 2 weeks ago and the lady who did the scan told me I had osteoporosis and gave me a leaflet about it and an information sheet about Alendronic acid. She said GP would contact me when he got the results to start me on AA. Last week I got a text from GP saying “your bone thickness is
I had a Dexa scan 2 weeks ago and the lady who did the scan told me I had osteoporosis and gave me a leaflet about it and an information sheet about Alendronic acid. She said GP would contact me when he got the results to start me on AA. Last week I got a text from GP saying “your bone thickness is
Mfaepink1973
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PMRGCAuk
9 months ago
Endo appointment, T3 results at last and hyperparathyroidism possible
Thanks for your replies to my previous post and also the advice that I should investigate hyperparathyroidism. I saw the endocrinologist today and apparently my July '23 results (which I hadn't been told, and certainly they'd never mentioned they'd do T3) were: TSH: 0.02 (0.27-4.2) T4: 20.5 (12-
Thanks for your replies to my previous post and also the advice that I should investigate hyperparathyroidism. I saw the endocrinologist today and apparently my July '23 results (which I hadn't been told, and certainly they'd never mentioned they'd do T3) were: TSH: 0.02 (0.27-4.2) T4: 20.5 (12-
Maztee
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Thyroid UK
9 months ago
Help with test results
I am feeling a bit better, not so spaced out, no depression or dizziness. I stopped HRT in July. However, I do still get tired, have weight problems, have a swollen scalloped tongue, high cholesterol, goitre, tinnitus, joint stiffness. I am on 100mg Levothyroxine. I take B complex, B1, selenium
I am feeling a bit better, not so spaced out, no depression or dizziness. I stopped HRT in July. However, I do still get tired, have weight problems, have a swollen scalloped tongue, high cholesterol, goitre, tinnitus, joint stiffness. I am on 100mg Levothyroxine. I take B complex, B1, selenium
sunbee
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Thyroid UK
9 months ago
Magnesium glycinate supplements
Hello everyone I’ve been taking magnesium glycinate for a while before bed and found it really helps with sleep. I still wake up during the night, but go back to sleep much more quickly than before. However, the tablets I take are big and I find them difficult. I have to eat something afterwards even
Hello everyone I’ve been taking magnesium glycinate for a while before bed and found it really helps with sleep. I still wake up during the night, but go back to sleep much more quickly than before. However, the tablets I take are big and I find them difficult. I have to eat something afterwards even
Andie222
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Thyroid UK
9 months ago
Zolendronic Acid Infusions
I know this treatment is for osteoporosis and not PMR but I’ve been offered this treatment as I’m over 65 and I’m on the cusp of being osteopenic and my bone fracture score is now just above 10.. Recently my rheumy said that the results of my dexascan were some of the best he had seen for someone on
I know this treatment is for osteoporosis and not PMR but I’ve been offered this treatment as I’m over 65 and I’m on the cusp of being osteopenic and my bone fracture score is now just above 10.. Recently my rheumy said that the results of my dexascan were some of the best he had seen for someone on
Janet57
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PMRGCAuk
9 months ago
New guy, older guy, first post
Hello. I have been on the planet for a bit. I'm not even sure I tapped the right place to do a general post. Will try this. I joined yesterday. This depression stuff is not a new experience but it has gotten much deeper. Much more uncomfortable. I have started treating myself to seeing a counselor
Hello. I have been on the planet for a bit. I'm not even sure I tapped the right place to do a general post. Will try this. I joined yesterday. This depression stuff is not a new experience but it has gotten much deeper. Much more uncomfortable. I have started treating myself to seeing a counselor
Hidden
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Anxiety and Depression Support
9 months ago
Now for something completely different
Monday, when you probably will see this post. Crack of dawn. I will be on my way to University Hospital London for a Radical Prostatectomy on Weds. Yes, I've had to learn a new lexicon of terms and medical knowledge. Whilst for the last few months I have been an observer of comments and post rather
Monday, when you probably will see this post. Crack of dawn. I will be on my way to University Hospital London for a Radical Prostatectomy on Weds. Yes, I've had to learn a new lexicon of terms and medical knowledge. Whilst for the last few months I have been an observer of comments and post rather
Tryfan
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AF Association
9 months ago
Iron test results advise please!
Hi, Thanks for the great advice on my last post. Latest Thyroid results: TSH 0.824 (0.27 - 4.2) FT3 4.2 (3.1 - 6.8) FT4 15.2 (12 -22) TPA antibodies 13.1 (0 -34) Thyroglobulin antibodies 285 (0 -115) HIGH Since my last post I have seen a private thyroid GP and have been prescribed T3 I took
Hi, Thanks for the great advice on my last post. Latest Thyroid results: TSH 0.824 (0.27 - 4.2) FT3 4.2 (3.1 - 6.8) FT4 15.2 (12 -22) TPA antibodies 13.1 (0 -34) Thyroglobulin antibodies 285 (0 -115) HIGH Since my last post I have seen a private thyroid GP and have been prescribed T3 I took
Bluecat77
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Thyroid UK
9 months ago
A-fib website
I came across this website which contains a lot of useful information. https://a-fib.com I had my first Afib event early this year prior to an operation to remove 1/2 my thyroid due to a large goitre causing hyperthyroidism. However since the operation I’ve not had an A-fib occurance except for an
I came across this website which contains a lot of useful information. https://a-fib.com I had my first Afib event early this year prior to an operation to remove 1/2 my thyroid due to a large goitre causing hyperthyroidism. However since the operation I’ve not had an A-fib occurance except for an
Alexis88
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
9 months ago
PGAD relief tips
Hi all, I am reaching out to see amy tips you may have for relief? Currently lasts 24 hours a day, worst is at night but never goes away. Its very distressing and I cried again today as am just so exhausted. Have seen a urogynacologist and am now trialling HRT patches (hysterectomy in 2018) plus estrogen
Hi all, I am reaching out to see amy tips you may have for relief? Currently lasts 24 hours a day, worst is at night but never goes away. Its very distressing and I cried again today as am just so exhausted. Have seen a urogynacologist and am now trialling HRT patches (hysterectomy in 2018) plus estrogen
Lolliesandcakes
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Pelvic Pain Support Network
3 months ago
Cramps
I am experiencing incredibly painful foot leg and hand cramps during the night and can't sleep as I'm continuously flying out of the bed and pacing the floor. Does anyone else have this. I went to boots and the pharmacist said because you are on diuretics you are deficient in things. She recommended
I am experiencing incredibly painful foot leg and hand cramps during the night and can't sleep as I'm continuously flying out of the bed and pacing the floor. Does anyone else have this. I went to boots and the pharmacist said because you are on diuretics you are deficient in things. She recommended
Tp807
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British Liver Trust
9 months ago
organic magnesium
I just wanted to share my experience with tinnitus and a magnesium supplement I’ve been taking recently. I started taking organic magnesium for low energy and after about a month I can feel an elevated difference in mood and energy. But the other night as I lay in bed I realised that it was very
I just wanted to share my experience with tinnitus and a magnesium supplement I’ve been taking recently. I started taking organic magnesium for low energy and after about a month I can feel an elevated difference in mood and energy. But the other night as I lay in bed I realised that it was very
Col71
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Tinnitus UK
9 months ago
Major issues with sleep and waking up in the morning.
Hey everyone! I'm back for more advice. My 16 year old ADHD son has the worst time getting up in the morning. I wake him up about 4 times before I leave which ends with me snatching the covers off of him and sometimes squirting him in the face with a water bottle. He has an old school GM alarm clock
Hey everyone! I'm back for more advice. My 16 year old ADHD son has the worst time getting up in the morning. I wake him up about 4 times before I leave which ends with me snatching the covers off of him and sometimes squirting him in the face with a water bottle. He has an old school GM alarm clock
spookyscaryskeletons
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CHADD's ADHD Parents Together
9 months ago
B1 and anti anxiety pills
My HWP, diagnosed 30 years ago, DBS 18 years ago, has been going through a very difficult period with his PD for the past 3 months. His knees keep collapsing and his 'offs' have become very bad. I am having to lift him from his falls and helping him get out of his chair, bed etc. This has been a real
My HWP, diagnosed 30 years ago, DBS 18 years ago, has been going through a very difficult period with his PD for the past 3 months. His knees keep collapsing and his 'offs' have become very bad. I am having to lift him from his falls and helping him get out of his chair, bed etc. This has been a real
JeanieBeanie
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Cure Parkinson's
9 months ago
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