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Xeloda/Cape-Hand/Foot & Essential Oil Help
For those experiencing sore feet with cape: I had responded to BettyBucket with info about Topical Heparin Gel, but now also have some info about essential oil use for help if you need it. I realize not everyone believes in essential oil use, or has a stock....but for those who are interested, after
For those experiencing sore feet with cape: I had responded to BettyBucket with info about Topical Heparin Gel, but now also have some info about essential oil use for help if you need it. I realize not everyone believes in essential oil use, or has a stock....but for those who are interested, after
doulos21
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SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
1 year ago
Castor Oil Compress for NAFLD?
Hi All , Has anyone tried a
castor
oil
compress to detox the liver ? A friend mentioned it to me and I was wondering if anyone here has tried it and if it works ? Thanks in advance !
Hi All , Has anyone tried a
castor
oil
compress to detox the liver ? A friend mentioned it to me and I was wondering if anyone here has tried it and if it works ? Thanks in advance !
Juscalmed
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Living with Fatty Liver and NASH
2 years ago
Modified release vs. Sustained release
Good evening everyone :) Following on from my post a couple of days ago, I managed to get my hands on my original brand of medication, Vera-Til SR. However, I have noticed that this one does not say modified release on it and is a different colour to the one I originally take. This is probably a
Good evening everyone :) Following on from my post a couple of days ago, I managed to get my hands on my original brand of medication, Vera-Til SR. However, I have noticed that this one does not say modified release on it and is a different colour to the one I originally take. This is probably a
Tos92
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British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
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Awful taste in mouth - is this a Sjogren's thing?
Hello - I'm new here! I'm not diagnosed with Sjogren's though I'm fairly sure I have it. I've had symptoms for around 15 years, and I have a family history of RA (with hindsight, I think my mum had Sjogren's too, not just RA, as she had a lot of the dryness symptoms). I've got all the usual symptoms
Hello - I'm new here! I'm not diagnosed with Sjogren's though I'm fairly sure I have it. I've had symptoms for around 15 years, and I have a family history of RA (with hindsight, I think my mum had Sjogren's too, not just RA, as she had a lot of the dryness symptoms). I've got all the usual symptoms
CarolineC57
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Sjogren's Support
1 year ago
Constipation ....
Sooooo, while there are some things which are considered "unmentionable", they are often the things where a chat can be very helpful. Many of us are on heavy pain medications, most of which cause constipation. Personally, I can go eight days and end up with nausea and stomach pain. Yes, I have tried
Sooooo, while there are some things which are considered "unmentionable", they are often the things where a chat can be very helpful. Many of us are on heavy pain medications, most of which cause constipation. Personally, I can go eight days and end up with nausea and stomach pain. Yes, I have tried
LhasaMomma
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Fibromyalgia Action UK
1 year ago
Glans Problems
I've been using
castor
oil
as it feels very dry on occasions. To me it feels like new skin is growing on the glans. Has anyone else experienced this or do I need too see a Dr for some cream.. Or is it part of the healing process?
I've been using
castor
oil
as it feels very dry on occasions. To me it feels like new skin is growing on the glans. Has anyone else experienced this or do I need too see a Dr for some cream.. Or is it part of the healing process?
NathanB82
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Men's Health Forum (Penis Health)
2 years ago
Same medicine, different brand?
Good evening. I take a calcium channel blocker called Vera-Til SR 120mg, also known as Verapamil however, this particular brand is currently out of stock and I have been given an alternative which is Half Securon SR. My GP has advised that I always stick to one brand (Vera-Til SR) and the pharmacist
Good evening. I take a calcium channel blocker called Vera-Til SR 120mg, also known as Verapamil however, this particular brand is currently out of stock and I have been given an alternative which is Half Securon SR. My GP has advised that I always stick to one brand (Vera-Til SR) and the pharmacist
Tos92
in
British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
Advice on Results Please
Hello, I've been trying to find my sweet spot since starting HRT and discovering I was undermedicated. I've just had my latest test results back although I keep having issues with the blood samples for Medichecks so some tests have been redone and other are missing. Anyone else have issues with this
Hello, I've been trying to find my sweet spot since starting HRT and discovering I was undermedicated. I've just had my latest test results back although I keep having issues with the blood samples for Medichecks so some tests have been redone and other are missing. Anyone else have issues with this
FAB-jellybean
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Thyroid UK
1 year ago
newbie and waiting….
Hi! I’m a newbie. Backstory: mom and both sisters have Hashimoto’s. My mom passed in 2010 & was told she had “inflammatory arthritis” a couple years before she passed (although by then that was the least of her medical worries). Flash way forward: I started having ocular migraines, very brief (10 seconds
Hi! I’m a newbie. Backstory: mom and both sisters have Hashimoto’s. My mom passed in 2010 & was told she had “inflammatory arthritis” a couple years before she passed (although by then that was the least of her medical worries). Flash way forward: I started having ocular migraines, very brief (10 seconds
Jojosteeler
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NRAS
1 year ago
Fatty Liver and Low White Blood Cell Count
Had a Gallstone attack back in 2007 that led to my Gallbladder being removed. 2 months prior my blood tests showed elevated GGT (79 and 97) and Bilirubin (26 and 23). All other LFTs normal. 2008 I was then diagnosed with Fatty Liver. GGT 112, Bilirubin 22 and ALT now elevated to 52. It’s been a struggle
Had a Gallstone attack back in 2007 that led to my Gallbladder being removed. 2 months prior my blood tests showed elevated GGT (79 and 97) and Bilirubin (26 and 23). All other LFTs normal. 2008 I was then diagnosed with Fatty Liver. GGT 112, Bilirubin 22 and ALT now elevated to 52. It’s been a struggle
Drew1969
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British Liver Trust
1 year ago
Omega 3
I've read that many fish oil supplements are rancid and low quality, but I've also read that the linseed i usually take doesn't have as much omega 3 as animal sourced options. What brands are recommended...
I've read that many fish oil supplements are rancid and low quality, but I've also read that the linseed i usually take doesn't have as much omega 3 as animal sourced options. What brands are recommended...
Kriticat
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Thyroid UK
1 year ago
Arthritis Pain, what is the best medicine to take.
Hello everyone, this is my first post, thank you for having me. I would like to know what is the best medication I can take for arthritis in my knees, hips,lower back, neck etc, constant pain is dragging me down,, I cannot do much housework or gardening anyway. I have Afib, on Flecainide for that and
Hello everyone, this is my first post, thank you for having me. I would like to know what is the best medication I can take for arthritis in my knees, hips,lower back, neck etc, constant pain is dragging me down,, I cannot do much housework or gardening anyway. I have Afib, on Flecainide for that and
Purplewalls
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Pain Concern
1 year ago
Hair loss getting worse - what am I missing?
I have been struggling with hair loss for 3 years. It is now falling at an alarming rate and I fear being forced into wigs or hair replacement surgery. It's been a long journey, so I don't know that I'll remember everything, but I'll try to hit the important points: 1. I have no thyroid 2.
I have been struggling with hair loss for 3 years. It is now falling at an alarming rate and I fear being forced into wigs or hair replacement surgery. It's been a long journey, so I don't know that I'll remember everything, but I'll try to hit the important points: 1. I have no thyroid 2.
Gal69
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Thyroid UK
1 year ago
Flare up after a pretty settled period
Two years ago I had a massive flare and was in a lot of pain / extreme fatigue. I was on prednisolone which was like a magic cure initially and then caused a host of gastric problems. I also trialled methotrexate tablets and methotrexate injections and really struggled with the side effects. After about
Two years ago I had a massive flare and was in a lot of pain / extreme fatigue. I was on prednisolone which was like a magic cure initially and then caused a host of gastric problems. I also trialled methotrexate tablets and methotrexate injections and really struggled with the side effects. After about
sazkabaz
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NRAS
1 year ago
Blood Tests are in....? Help and advice on these v welcome :-)
Hello lovely Thyroid Folks - Well, after some hectic Facebook marketplace efforts, and delay for holidays till next year - my private blood test results are in. Some results are B12 focused as I looking for asnwers from that Forum as well. So please bear with. I am not on any Thyroid meds - in fact
Hello lovely Thyroid Folks - Well, after some hectic Facebook marketplace efforts, and delay for holidays till next year - my private blood test results are in. Some results are B12 focused as I looking for asnwers from that Forum as well. So please bear with. I am not on any Thyroid meds - in fact
Treesong2023
in
Thyroid UK
1 year ago
More Test Results ...any advice very warmly welcomed..
Hello lovely PA Folks - Well, after some hectic Facebook marketplace efforts, and delay for holidays till next year - my private blood test results are in. Some results are Thyroid focused and I am popping these results in that Forum as well. So please bear with. Here they are...its a mixed
Hello lovely PA Folks - Well, after some hectic Facebook marketplace efforts, and delay for holidays till next year - my private blood test results are in. Some results are Thyroid focused and I am popping these results in that Forum as well. So please bear with. Here they are...its a mixed
Treesong2023
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
1 year ago
IBS and auto immune disease Rheumatoid Arthritis
I heard that people with RA can be prone to IBS. Stress is my trigger but it could be the RA meds I'm on.. I use immoduim, peppermint oil and try to relax. A few months ago my GP ran tests and all came back clear. I've had it on and off for many years but just now it's pretty bad. Just started CBT
I heard that people with RA can be prone to IBS. Stress is my trigger but it could be the RA meds I'm on.. I use immoduim, peppermint oil and try to relax. A few months ago my GP ran tests and all came back clear. I've had it on and off for many years but just now it's pretty bad. Just started CBT
Jackie1947
in
IBS Network
2 years ago
Amazed!
After 30 years of living with the affects of radiotherapy I found this community after a Google search for remedies after the doctor only advised imodium. I have found it to be a very emotional discovery as I didn'teven know PRD was a thing! Has anyone tried peppermint oil tablets? Do they help
After 30 years of living with the affects of radiotherapy I found this community after a Google search for remedies after the doctor only advised imodium. I have found it to be a very emotional discovery as I didn'teven know PRD was a thing! Has anyone tried peppermint oil tablets? Do they help
SURFER58
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Pelvic Radiation Disease Association
2 years ago
So many questions!
Hello again! Thank you so much to everyone who responded to me last week when I asked for feedback on my vitamins. You all helped so much, I took everything on board and also had enough conviction in myself to follow up with my doctors because I'm not a hypochondriac (probably). Seaside Susie told
Hello again! Thank you so much to everyone who responded to me last week when I asked for feedback on my vitamins. You all helped so much, I took everything on board and also had enough conviction in myself to follow up with my doctors because I'm not a hypochondriac (probably). Seaside Susie told
Myalikki
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Thyroid UK
1 year ago
IBS - awaiting diagnosis
In my 50s and have probably had IBS type symptoms for years but not at a significant level, so never seen a GP. Having had a couple of more severe bouts recently, lasting a few weeks each, including some smears of blood on stools on two occasions earlier in the summer , I went to the GP. Been through
In my 50s and have probably had IBS type symptoms for years but not at a significant level, so never seen a GP. Having had a couple of more severe bouts recently, lasting a few weeks each, including some smears of blood on stools on two occasions earlier in the summer , I went to the GP. Been through
MPPP
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IBS Network
2 years ago
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