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Biopsy results
As I suspected given the delay the biopsy results came back negative. Most recent blood tests now show ESR and CRP completely normal, having been very raised at initial presentation three weeks ago , and the initial ultrasound showed no signs. So was it /is it GCA or not? Who knows.? Some initial symptoms
As I suspected given the delay the biopsy results came back negative. Most recent blood tests now show ESR and CRP completely normal, having been very raised at initial presentation three weeks ago , and the initial ultrasound showed no signs. So was it /is it GCA or not? Who knows.? Some initial symptoms
Menno1525
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PMRGCAuk
1 year ago
Pennygates
I've recently had a worsening of my RLS symptoms. Now all day and night, with the odd hour of relief despite taking oxycodone (which I take for arthritic pain as well). I'm still taking Pramipexole as well. I also have extreme fatigue, and weakness (I have ME too, and Crohn's disease). It's got to the
I've recently had a worsening of my RLS symptoms. Now all day and night, with the odd hour of relief despite taking oxycodone (which I take for arthritic pain as well). I'm still taking Pramipexole as well. I also have extreme fatigue, and weakness (I have ME too, and Crohn's disease). It's got to the
pennygates
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Restless Legs Syndrome
1 year ago
Low magnesium
Hello everyone, I am currently waiting for a 3rd catheter ablation and my heart is banging away like an orchestra drum relentlessly. I have just been told that my magnesium is a bit low and was advised to get some. In the past it has not been great on my digestive system. Does anyone know which type
Hello everyone, I am currently waiting for a 3rd catheter ablation and my heart is banging away like an orchestra drum relentlessly. I have just been told that my magnesium is a bit low and was advised to get some. In the past it has not been great on my digestive system. Does anyone know which type
Kubus
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British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
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A further review please.
Latest results from medichecks: TSH 3.32 (0.274.2) Free T3 3.3 (3.1-6.8). T4 18.1 (12-22). CPR 3.61 (0.5). Ferritin 286 (13-150). Folate 7.66 (3.89-19.45). Vitamin B12 active. 87.7 (25.1-165). VitaminD 78 (50-200). TAB <13 TPA <9. Bloods taken
Latest results from medichecks: TSH 3.32 (0.274.2) Free T3 3.3 (3.1-6.8). T4 18.1 (12-22). CPR 3.61 (0.5). Ferritin 286 (13-150). Folate 7.66 (3.89-19.45). Vitamin B12 active. 87.7 (25.1-165). VitaminD 78 (50-200). TAB <13 TPA <9. Bloods taken
Sycamore33
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Thyroid UK
1 year ago
Don't know what else to do..!
Hi all,.I feel so lost and can't think of anything else to do.. I feel so ill, flu like symptoms, heavy head really struggling to get out of bed. I've had these issues on and off for years but recently just feels more frequent. I used to take tiromel then switched to thyroid-s, was doing better
Hi all,.I feel so lost and can't think of anything else to do.. I feel so ill, flu like symptoms, heavy head really struggling to get out of bed. I've had these issues on and off for years but recently just feels more frequent. I used to take tiromel then switched to thyroid-s, was doing better
Maya_83
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Thyroid UK
1 year ago
Sussex County Championships report
Throughout the U.K. last weekend many counties held their annual athletics championships, at which many of the young future track and field stars take part. It’s an event that my county, Sussex, decided would also host the Sussex Masters Championships. No idea why other than to perhaps save money. As
Throughout the U.K. last weekend many counties held their annual athletics championships, at which many of the young future track and field stars take part. It’s an event that my county, Sussex, decided would also host the Sussex Masters Championships. No idea why other than to perhaps save money. As
RunBrianRun
Half Marathon
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Fun Beyond 10K & Race Support
1 year ago
Anticoagulant
I'm wondering if I really do need to continue with Rivaroxaban 20mg. Diagnosed about 15 years ago with paroxysmal AF and an ablation 13 years ago, I haven't actually had a bout of AF for over two years. I only experience ectopics and even they have reduced since taking magnesium and CoenzymeQ10. I'm
I'm wondering if I really do need to continue with Rivaroxaban 20mg. Diagnosed about 15 years ago with paroxysmal AF and an ablation 13 years ago, I haven't actually had a bout of AF for over two years. I only experience ectopics and even they have reduced since taking magnesium and CoenzymeQ10. I'm
DIB69
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AF Association
1 year ago
which Magnesium?
I have read here of several different types of Magnesium to take for RLS. In my case it is Periodic Limb Movement as well. I take Magnesium Citrate 2x 100 mg. But I have heard people mention Magnesium Malate and Glycinate. Could Sue Johnson or anyone tell me which they think is best?
I have read here of several different types of Magnesium to take for RLS. In my case it is Periodic Limb Movement as well. I take Magnesium Citrate 2x 100 mg. But I have heard people mention Magnesium Malate and Glycinate. Could Sue Johnson or anyone tell me which they think is best?
Ruffabug
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Restless Legs Syndrome
1 year ago
Tumor Lysis Syndrome: What ( CLL ) Patients Need to Know (Leukemia and Lymphoma Society podcast)
Many of us are aware of the risk of tumor lysis syndrome (TLS) when we commence treatment, particularly with venetoclax and that the purpose of the venetoclax ramp-up, is to reduce the risk of TLS occurring. TLS can also occur with other CLL treatments, especially when they are fast acting, rapidly killing
Many of us are aware of the risk of tumor lysis syndrome (TLS) when we commence treatment, particularly with venetoclax and that the purpose of the venetoclax ramp-up, is to reduce the risk of TLS occurring. TLS can also occur with other CLL treatments, especially when they are fast acting, rapidly killing
AussieNeil
Partner
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CLL Support
1 year ago
Pregabalin nervousness?
I take a low dose of pregabalin at 8:30pm (100 mg) and go to bed two hours later. I am generally very tired in the evenings (much more than I would like to be) and my question is that it seems that the pregabalin is causing nervousness. It used to be maybe once a week, but now it seems to be causing
I take a low dose of pregabalin at 8:30pm (100 mg) and go to bed two hours later. I am generally very tired in the evenings (much more than I would like to be) and my question is that it seems that the pregabalin is causing nervousness. It used to be maybe once a week, but now it seems to be causing
wantokporo
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Restless Legs Syndrome
1 year ago
anyone had prostap without Tibolone?
Hi I’m nearly 5 months in on the 3monthly prostap ( for fibroid shrinkage and pre hysterectomy) .. I didn’t take the Tibolone due to my fears for the first 3 months , but tried it on a half dose for about a month when I started the second 3month injection . Then I hated the side effects and they made
Hi I’m nearly 5 months in on the 3monthly prostap ( for fibroid shrinkage and pre hysterectomy) .. I didn’t take the Tibolone due to my fears for the first 3 months , but tried it on a half dose for about a month when I started the second 3month injection . Then I hated the side effects and they made
Batwoman3
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Endometriosis UK
1 year ago
Zoom Meeting Follow-up
Last week's Zoom meeting was my very first, and it was great to meet and talk to everyone! Some questions arose from the meeting concerning supplement stacks, and now that I am back home I can finally share my list! Morning; Vit C- 2000mg Magnesium Plus- 125mg Magnesium, 30mg B6 Zinc Picolonate-
Last week's Zoom meeting was my very first, and it was great to meet and talk to everyone! Some questions arose from the meeting concerning supplement stacks, and now that I am back home I can finally share my list! Morning; Vit C- 2000mg Magnesium Plus- 125mg Magnesium, 30mg B6 Zinc Picolonate-
SAGoodman
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Cure Parkinson's
1 year ago
Do I need to be concerned? UPDATE!
Hi fellow AFibbers. Further to my post below; Firstly, may I take this opportunity to thank each and every one of you who have kindly taken the time to reply with support and advice. Too many to thank you or reply to you all individually! So, as wisely advised by many of you, I took myself to A
Hi fellow AFibbers. Further to my post below; Firstly, may I take this opportunity to thank each and every one of you who have kindly taken the time to reply with support and advice. Too many to thank you or reply to you all individually! So, as wisely advised by many of you, I took myself to A
Dippy22
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AF Association
1 year ago
Great Bristol 10k 🙂🏃♀️
I wasn’t sure whether to post this on the Bridge or the Race Support forum, so apologies for putting it on both! The original plan for this event was that I would run the 10k with my sister - and we were then joined by my husband. We drove down to spend the evening with my sister who lives nearby and
I wasn’t sure whether to post this on the Bridge or the Race Support forum, so apologies for putting it on both! The original plan for this event was that I would run the 10k with my sister - and we were then joined by my husband. We drove down to spend the evening with my sister who lives nearby and
Sandraj39
Half Marathon
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Fun Beyond 10K & Race Support
1 year ago
Great Bristol 10k 🙂🏃♀️
I wasn’t sure whether to post this on the Bridge or the Race Support forum, so apologies for putting it on both! The original plan for this event was that I would run the 10k with my sister - and we were then joined by my husband. We drove down to spend the evening with my sister who lives nearby
I wasn’t sure whether to post this on the Bridge or the Race Support forum, so apologies for putting it on both! The original plan for this event was that I would run the 10k with my sister - and we were then joined by my husband. We drove down to spend the evening with my sister who lives nearby
Sandraj39
Graduate10
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Bridge to 10K
1 year ago
Getting off Thyroxin
My last blood in April was all normal, this was the very first in 20 years to be completely normal. 20 years ago I was put onto 120mg of thyroxin after a bout of quinsy along with an intense and stressful year along with a 50lb weight gain. I know it doesn't suit everyone but I lost all my weight gain
My last blood in April was all normal, this was the very first in 20 years to be completely normal. 20 years ago I was put onto 120mg of thyroxin after a bout of quinsy along with an intense and stressful year along with a 50lb weight gain. I know it doesn't suit everyone but I lost all my weight gain
mg65
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Thyroid UK
1 year ago
vaginal estrogen and vag valium question
I was wondering if any of you lovely ladies are using both vaginal estrogen cream and vaginal valium suppositories. I'm supposed to insert a valium suppository every night (10mg) and I also insert 1 gram of estradiol cream three nights a week. I'm worried that the valium will keep the estrogen cream
I was wondering if any of you lovely ladies are using both vaginal estrogen cream and vaginal valium suppositories. I'm supposed to insert a valium suppository every night (10mg) and I also insert 1 gram of estradiol cream three nights a week. I'm worried that the valium will keep the estrogen cream
sungirl55
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Pelvic Pain Support Network
1 year ago
Help of Blood results from MMH
Hello lovely people. Thyroid removed 2020. Please can you tell me what you think re results i dont think i can convert my t4, and dont know if its worth upping my levothyroxine. I am on 100mcg 5days 125mcg 2 days.April 2023 T3 3.1 (3.1-6.8) T4 20.9 (12-22) TSH 1.22 (0.27-4.2) Cholesterol 6.7mmol HDL
Hello lovely people. Thyroid removed 2020. Please can you tell me what you think re results i dont think i can convert my t4, and dont know if its worth upping my levothyroxine. I am on 100mcg 5days 125mcg 2 days.April 2023 T3 3.1 (3.1-6.8) T4 20.9 (12-22) TSH 1.22 (0.27-4.2) Cholesterol 6.7mmol HDL
Soaping
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Thyroid UK
1 year ago
Brain health
Here's a link to an article summarising the latest research finding on the effect of magnesium on long term brain function. https://www.newsmax.com/health/health-news/magnesium-food-brain/2023/05/12/id/1119634/
Here's a link to an article summarising the latest research finding on the effect of magnesium on long term brain function. https://www.newsmax.com/health/health-news/magnesium-food-brain/2023/05/12/id/1119634/
Gandalf2
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Encephalitis International
1 year ago
Calcium, confused
Yes, many posts on calcium, to take or not to take. Tall Allen has posted research results on the efficacy and stated that calcium supplements are not necessary if your levels are correct from a blood test.My level of calcium in 2021 was low in spite of using a Mediteranean diet and no supplements. After
Yes, many posts on calcium, to take or not to take. Tall Allen has posted research results on the efficacy and stated that calcium supplements are not necessary if your levels are correct from a blood test.My level of calcium in 2021 was low in spite of using a Mediteranean diet and no supplements. After
edgeh
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
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