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PMR without steroids?
We're thinking of things like
CBD
, serrapeptase, ibuprofen, hot showers, massage therapy, etc. We're pretty sure his Dad had undiagnosed PMR for about three years while he was in his mid fifties and is now in his 80's and thriving. Sorry if these seem like stupid questions...
We're thinking of things like
CBD
, serrapeptase, ibuprofen, hot showers, massage therapy, etc. We're pretty sure his Dad had undiagnosed PMR for about three years while he was in his mid fifties and is now in his 80's and thriving. Sorry if these seem like stupid questions...
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PMRGCAuk
2 years ago
CBD & Cannabis :evidence of neuro protection in PD
Therefore, this review describes evidence to prove the therapeutical efficacy of
CBD
in patients affected by neurodegenerative disorders and promotes further research in order to better elucidate the molecular pathways involved in the therapeutic potential of
CBD
.
Therefore, this review describes evidence to prove the therapeutical efficacy of
CBD
in patients affected by neurodegenerative disorders and promotes further research in order to better elucidate the molecular pathways involved in the therapeutic potential of
CBD
.
Little_apple
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Cure Parkinson's
2 years ago
My journey
I wanted to share some things that have helped me over the years since my weight loss surgery in 2017. When I started this journey I had ballooned to 312 pounds on my 5'7" Frame. I was, and still am, an emotional eater...struggle with it every day.....what I've found that has helped me the most is
I wanted to share some things that have helped me over the years since my weight loss surgery in 2017. When I started this journey I had ballooned to 312 pounds on my 5'7" Frame. I was, and still am, an emotional eater...struggle with it every day.....what I've found that has helped me the most is
mizzou7016
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Weight Loss Support
10 months ago
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paroxysmal atrial fibrillation
I have posted re my paroxysmal AF with episodes very fast heart rate requiring treatment in hospital, but am now concerned about ever getting the Ablation I am waiting for. Have just found a letter August, which says “we’ll consider ablation if another very fast heart rate episode occurs”. Well so
I have posted re my paroxysmal AF with episodes very fast heart rate requiring treatment in hospital, but am now concerned about ever getting the Ablation I am waiting for. Have just found a letter August, which says “we’ll consider ablation if another very fast heart rate episode occurs”. Well so
carkat22
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AF Association
10 months ago
Amiodarone and AF
I had cardioversion in August at Bart’s to restore sinus rhythm after being in persistent AF for 6 months. Been on amiodarone and pleased to report not a single flutter since. Had transformed my life. Cardiologist wants to reduce my dose and later change me to another drug. Does anyone have experience
I had cardioversion in August at Bart’s to restore sinus rhythm after being in persistent AF for 6 months. Been on amiodarone and pleased to report not a single flutter since. Had transformed my life. Cardiologist wants to reduce my dose and later change me to another drug. Does anyone have experience
Midnight2022
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
10 months ago
Supraventricular Ectopies
I’m looking for reassurance, my friends. I am plagued by many palpitations these days, which my Kardia says are mostly SVEs, with a bit of Afib thrown in - unless of course Kardia is incorrect and they are all Afib ! I see a cardiologist annually and actually, because I complained of these palpitations
I’m looking for reassurance, my friends. I am plagued by many palpitations these days, which my Kardia says are mostly SVEs, with a bit of Afib thrown in - unless of course Kardia is incorrect and they are all Afib ! I see a cardiologist annually and actually, because I complained of these palpitations
Tellingfibs
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
10 months ago
Verapamil and effects on thyroid
I have been wondering if my long term use of heart drug Verapamil has had any affect on my thyroid. I have been on Thyroxine for 22 years and Verapamil for about 18 years. I stumble across the following article and wondered if anyone can make head or tail of it. It says at the end it was safe for the
I have been wondering if my long term use of heart drug Verapamil has had any affect on my thyroid. I have been on Thyroxine for 22 years and Verapamil for about 18 years. I stumble across the following article and wondered if anyone can make head or tail of it. It says at the end it was safe for the
destiny234
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Thyroid UK
10 months ago
So fed up
I keep getting a pain in the bottom of my chest / top of stomach area. I ended up in a&e last week after 2 hours of pain. I had an ecg, blood tests, chest xray, ct scan & an ultrasound on my stomach, after initial worries everything seems fine apart from 1 dr wanting me to have an echocardiogram & 24
I keep getting a pain in the bottom of my chest / top of stomach area. I ended up in a&e last week after 2 hours of pain. I had an ecg, blood tests, chest xray, ct scan & an ultrasound on my stomach, after initial worries everything seems fine apart from 1 dr wanting me to have an echocardiogram & 24
Gilly61
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Anxiety Support
10 months ago
Long haul flight relief!
Also using
CBD
oil, gummies, Kalms etc...😊
Also using
CBD
oil, gummies, Kalms etc...😊
Allyp69
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Restless Legs Syndrome
2 years ago
Is CBD or mirtazapine withdrawal the culprit
Unfortunately the tinnitus has dramatically increased in volume and I mean dramatically Could it be withdrawal symptoms because of the mirtazapine or it could be the
CBD
with 0,0025% THC A friend of mine swears by it and it does not affect his tinnitus.
Unfortunately the tinnitus has dramatically increased in volume and I mean dramatically Could it be withdrawal symptoms because of the mirtazapine or it could be the
CBD
with 0,0025% THC A friend of mine swears by it and it does not affect his tinnitus.
DR650SE
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British Tinnitus Association
2 years ago
In response to Troubleandstrife's request the poem I wrote about my husband no longer being crippled by CBD
Niggly (Nigel B) His wicked sense of humour will have now come to the fore His love of birds and insects will have now returned once more. His ability to answer each and every quiz will once more be in place, and his laughing eyes and lovely smile will now be on his face. He is no longer crippled
Niggly (Nigel B) His wicked sense of humour will have now come to the fore His love of birds and insects will have now returned once more. His ability to answer each and every quiz will once more be in place, and his laughing eyes and lovely smile will now be on his face. He is no longer crippled
AliBee1
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PSP Association
1 year ago
Mum’s CBD progressing
Mum diagnosed
CBD
in Dec 2020 but symptoms in left hand about a year before that. She is now very wobbly but still mobile, left hand useless, right deteriorating. Problems with urinary continence, wears a pad now day and night.
Mum diagnosed
CBD
in Dec 2020 but symptoms in left hand about a year before that. She is now very wobbly but still mobile, left hand useless, right deteriorating. Problems with urinary continence, wears a pad now day and night.
Araucana
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PSP Association
2 years ago
Cholesterol and Statins
I am looking for some advice around taking a Statin for borderline high Cholesterol. I recently had a blood test for Cholesterol and the headline figures were:- Total Cholesterol 6.6 HDL 1.27 Triglycerides 1.86 LDL 4.5 10 year Cardiovascular risk score 14.6% I started taking a Statin as advised
I am looking for some advice around taking a Statin for borderline high Cholesterol. I recently had a blood test for Cholesterol and the headline figures were:- Total Cholesterol 6.6 HDL 1.27 Triglycerides 1.86 LDL 4.5 10 year Cardiovascular risk score 14.6% I started taking a Statin as advised
Hightower62
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NRAS
10 months ago
Echcardio report finally.....after 3 months wait!
Hi all. Some of my AF friends on here may recall I had an echocardiogram way back on 14th August, as i was getting a bit SOB on stairs and slopes. I finally got the report on this Friday, 24th NOVEMBER....I almost can't believe I have had to wait THAT long. Anyway there has indeed been a change
Hi all. Some of my AF friends on here may recall I had an echocardiogram way back on 14th August, as i was getting a bit SOB on stairs and slopes. I finally got the report on this Friday, 24th NOVEMBER....I almost can't believe I have had to wait THAT long. Anyway there has indeed been a change
Wightbaby
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
10 months ago
Looking for my Miracle
I've had persistent AFib for decades. Cardiologist and EP suggested ablation, watchman, every pill and treatment out there but I never felt they were the right thing to do, other than taking many meds, Altace, Toprol XL, Amiodarone, etc. Most recently I had to go onto Xarelto, 'tho I resisted it for
I've had persistent AFib for decades. Cardiologist and EP suggested ablation, watchman, every pill and treatment out there but I never felt they were the right thing to do, other than taking many meds, Altace, Toprol XL, Amiodarone, etc. Most recently I had to go onto Xarelto, 'tho I resisted it for
TheJazzSinger132
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AF Association
10 months ago
Coming home
So after 4.5 years in Nigeria and an APS diagnosis in summer 2020 I’m coming back to the U.K. In many ways I’m looking forward to it and I know my consultants - all 3 of them - will be much more comfortable with me being near better medical care (APS, warfarin and epilepsy are not a good combination
So after 4.5 years in Nigeria and an APS diagnosis in summer 2020 I’m coming back to the U.K. In many ways I’m looking forward to it and I know my consultants - all 3 of them - will be much more comfortable with me being near better medical care (APS, warfarin and epilepsy are not a good combination
GillyA
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Hughes Syndrome APS Forum
10 months ago
I'm loosing the will to carry on!!!
I am really unwell right now an loosing the will to carry on. Know I should seek some medical help but who do I go to for help? Honestly, over the past 18 months I have had to fight to get the help I needed via the NHS. What a battle that was. Last week, had severe palpitations lasting 6 hours which
I am really unwell right now an loosing the will to carry on. Know I should seek some medical help but who do I go to for help? Honestly, over the past 18 months I have had to fight to get the help I needed via the NHS. What a battle that was. Last week, had severe palpitations lasting 6 hours which
DizzyD
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
10 months ago
Biotin
Hi please can you tell me how much biotin would affect blood test results. I am waiting for a doctors appointment , they have told me it will be between 2 and 4 weeks, but could be sooner. I am currently taking B complex supplement which contains biotin. I know the guideline is don't take for 7 days.
Hi please can you tell me how much biotin would affect blood test results. I am waiting for a doctors appointment , they have told me it will be between 2 and 4 weeks, but could be sooner. I am currently taking B complex supplement which contains biotin. I know the guideline is don't take for 7 days.
Shellian
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Thyroid UK
10 months ago
being redundant
I have an amazing ability to pick relevant podcasts while driving. Just had my blood work done in preparation of starting Pluvicto and not being able to choose wisely while driving I picked this podcast which i have heard before and have even advocated on this forum before. Dr Chetty is so brilliant
I have an amazing ability to pick relevant podcasts while driving. Just had my blood work done in preparation of starting Pluvicto and not being able to choose wisely while driving I picked this podcast which i have heard before and have even advocated on this forum before. Dr Chetty is so brilliant
spencoid2
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
10 months ago
flecainide question
Thank you everyone for the goodwill and empathy of this community. I’ve had two ablations (cryoablation, and RF). After a year living symptom free, AF episodes have recurred. However, following , two reversions to NSR via Flecainide and Bisoprolol as a ‘pill in the pocket’ intervention, it’s not
Thank you everyone for the goodwill and empathy of this community. I’ve had two ablations (cryoablation, and RF). After a year living symptom free, AF episodes have recurred. However, following , two reversions to NSR via Flecainide and Bisoprolol as a ‘pill in the pocket’ intervention, it’s not
Hidden
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
10 months ago
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