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not 100% sure why, but recently, since i've had a lot of cannulas in i have been really really struggling with them. I think part of the issue is that i find cannulas in my hands to be absolute agony (to the extent i cannot move my arm or hand at all, cant tolerate people even moving my fingers, sometimes
not 100% sure why, but recently, since i've had a lot of cannulas in i have been really really struggling with them. I think part of the issue is that i find cannulas in my hands to be absolute agony (to the extent i cannot move my arm or hand at all, cant tolerate people even moving my fingers, sometimes
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Asthma Community Forum
11 years ago
Advice desperately needed - I have stopped my medication!
I desperately need advice before I speak to my GP tomorrow morning. Sorry for the length of this. In July 2008 Dr Peatfield diagnosed me as low adrenals/low T3 and T4 (urine testing: T3 below range, T4 very low normal, saliva cortisol below range). He thought my problems stemmed from weak adrenals
I desperately need advice before I speak to my GP tomorrow morning. Sorry for the length of this. In July 2008 Dr Peatfield diagnosed me as low adrenals/low T3 and T4 (urine testing: T3 below range, T4 very low normal, saliva cortisol below range). He thought my problems stemmed from weak adrenals
Arkledessie
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Thyroid UK
11 years ago
Any advice for when i go and see the endo on tuesday
I am back at the endo on tue afternoon, Like lots of other people i struggle on a daily basis, I take levothyroxine 125 mcg, hydrocortisone, ddavp, growth hormone injection every day. By the way my pituitary gland doesnt work so therefore neither does my thyroid. A few months ago i was started on colecalciferol
I am back at the endo on tue afternoon, Like lots of other people i struggle on a daily basis, I take levothyroxine 125 mcg, hydrocortisone, ddavp, growth hormone injection every day. By the way my pituitary gland doesnt work so therefore neither does my thyroid. A few months ago i was started on colecalciferol
saints
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Thyroid UK
11 years ago
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Phased return to work almost over.....
Hi everyone! Thought id write an update. Ive been on a phased return to work as a midwife over the last 6 weeks. Since starting the t3/t4 combo i had started to feel slightly better, much brighter mentally ( though memory is still poor) and my clinical signs became much more stable. I did still
Hi everyone! Thought id write an update. Ive been on a phased return to work as a midwife over the last 6 weeks. Since starting the t3/t4 combo i had started to feel slightly better, much brighter mentally ( though memory is still poor) and my clinical signs became much more stable. I did still
babycatcher7572
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Thyroid UK
11 years ago
PUPPP / PEP / itchy rash
I have had itching all over my body, except feet, hands and face, for about the last three weeks. It started off without any rash, which was concerning in case it was Obstetric Chlorestasis, but two blood tests do not indicate any cause for concern in that respect, thankfully. However, the itch is getting
I have had itching all over my body, except feet, hands and face, for about the last three weeks. It started off without any rash, which was concerning in case it was Obstetric Chlorestasis, but two blood tests do not indicate any cause for concern in that respect, thankfully. However, the itch is getting
LunaD
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Pregnancy and Parenting Support
11 years ago
Saliva test.
Hi I have tried to work out if I need hydrocortisone or Isocort is enough, Does somebody know? They seem pretty normal to me except for the DHEA. Sample 1 11.4L (12-22) Sample 2 8.1 (5-9) Sample 3 6.4 (3-7) Sample 4 2.7 (1-3) Total daily cortisol 28.6 (21-41) DHEA Sample
Hi I have tried to work out if I need hydrocortisone or Isocort is enough, Does somebody know? They seem pretty normal to me except for the DHEA. Sample 1 11.4L (12-22) Sample 2 8.1 (5-9) Sample 3 6.4 (3-7) Sample 4 2.7 (1-3) Total daily cortisol 28.6 (21-41) DHEA Sample
roslin
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Thyroid UK
11 years ago
Obstetric Cholestasis?
I have been itchy all over (mostly bump, arms, legs and my back) for the past couple of weeks. I haven't noticed any itchy on the palms of my hands or soles of my feet. I think the itching is getting gradually worse, last night I woke up scratching. I can't see a rash. I went to the Dr about it a
I have been itchy all over (mostly bump, arms, legs and my back) for the past couple of weeks. I haven't noticed any itchy on the palms of my hands or soles of my feet. I think the itching is getting gradually worse, last night I woke up scratching. I can't see a rash. I went to the Dr about it a
LunaD
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Pregnancy and Parenting Support
11 years ago
Finally got some liothyronine prescribed - but why is nothing ever straightforward??
I've been a long term lurker on this site. I've learnt so much just by reading the comments on blogs and answers to questions so I can't thank you enough for that! Just to explain, I'm not the person in my family with hypothyroid problems. That would be my husband. Except - just to explain a bit more
I've been a long term lurker on this site. I've learnt so much just by reading the comments on blogs and answers to questions so I can't thank you enough for that! Just to explain, I'm not the person in my family with hypothyroid problems. That would be my husband. Except - just to explain a bit more
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Thyroid UK
11 years ago
fostair and hydrocortisone
Just a quick one, I've been changed from Seretide 250 (2 twice a day), Fluticasone 250 (2 twice a day) and 7.5mg of prednisilone a day, to Fostair 100/6 (4 twice a day) and hydrocortisone 20mg in the morning. These changes were made based on issues of adrenal suppresion and the testing of it and nothing
Just a quick one, I've been changed from Seretide 250 (2 twice a day), Fluticasone 250 (2 twice a day) and 7.5mg of prednisilone a day, to Fostair 100/6 (4 twice a day) and hydrocortisone 20mg in the morning. These changes were made based on issues of adrenal suppresion and the testing of it and nothing
Hidden
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Asthma Community Forum
11 years ago
Has anyone had adrenal suppression as side effect of symbicort? I have so 10mg of hydrocortisone for life and still take the symbicort.
Stanjory
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
11 years ago
My body is refusing to play ball and I’m struggling to keep on top of everything.
I don't think I know what to do anymore. I feel like in some way I have messed up my treatment plan but I am trying my best not to blame myself as I know that’s not healthy and circumstances are really difficult for me at the moment. I have been ill at this level for a long time and I am struggling
I don't think I know what to do anymore. I feel like in some way I have messed up my treatment plan but I am trying my best not to blame myself as I know that’s not healthy and circumstances are really difficult for me at the moment. I have been ill at this level for a long time and I am struggling
Pinklily
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Thyroid UK
11 years ago
Dosing Thyroid with Hydrocortisone
Would someone be able to tell me if there is anyway I can take Armour Thyroid during the day without HC. I've been doing T3CM at 4.30am with great results but has irritated my stomach that much I've had to stop. I could cry as energy much better on that protocol. Now I have (once tum settles and I hope
Would someone be able to tell me if there is anyway I can take Armour Thyroid during the day without HC. I've been doing T3CM at 4.30am with great results but has irritated my stomach that much I've had to stop. I could cry as energy much better on that protocol. Now I have (once tum settles and I hope
ElainedeBeaux
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Thyroid UK
11 years ago
I hate to ignore people so just want to say thank you
To those who responded to my questions a few wks ago about low iron and high ferritin and t3 and hydrocortisone. Haven't been able to respond individually as just too much going on for me to deal with and my (small) support system has totally crashed and nothing seems to be working out at the moment
To those who responded to my questions a few wks ago about low iron and high ferritin and t3 and hydrocortisone. Haven't been able to respond individually as just too much going on for me to deal with and my (small) support system has totally crashed and nothing seems to be working out at the moment
Pinklily
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Thyroid UK
11 years ago
i have got chillblaines on 2 of my fingers anyone got any cures for this? doctor gave me hydrocortisone acetate, don't seem to be helping xx
sandycharlie
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Scleroderma & Raynaud's UK (SRUK)
12 years ago
PCOS, M.E and hypothyroidism,low iron and high ferritin. Gosh I’m that confused today that I’m confused with what I’m confused over!
If anyone could spare the time to have a little read of my blog and questions, advise and also look over some blood results I received today I would really appreciate it. I will try not to waffle. Thanks. I have so many questions but such little energy and such poor health but will write/speak (I
If anyone could spare the time to have a little read of my blog and questions, advise and also look over some blood results I received today I would really appreciate it. I will try not to waffle. Thanks. I have so many questions but such little energy and such poor health but will write/speak (I
Pinklily
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Thyroid UK
12 years ago
Other treatments for Behcet's
I don't see many people here mention that they've been on Trental (pentoxifylline) for Behcet's ulcerations, arthritis, and fatigue. It's inexpensive and has mild anti-TNFa properties like the biologics (Enbrel, Remicade, Humira, etc.), with fewer side effects and little risk. Low-dose nicotine patches
I don't see many people here mention that they've been on Trental (pentoxifylline) for Behcet's ulcerations, arthritis, and fatigue. It's inexpensive and has mild anti-TNFa properties like the biologics (Enbrel, Remicade, Humira, etc.), with fewer side effects and little risk. Low-dose nicotine patches
amietamant
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Behçet's UK
12 years ago
Has anyone had difficulties coming off Prednisolone because your body has lost its ability to make its own steroids?
Having a diagnosis of WG I was on Prednisolone, 40 mgs a day, from early 2011 with gradual tapering to 5 mgs a day by Feb 2012. I have remained at that level since and the team at Addenbrookes would now like to take me off steroids altogether. However this is not possible as, following a Synachen blood
Having a diagnosis of WG I was on Prednisolone, 40 mgs a day, from early 2011 with gradual tapering to 5 mgs a day by Feb 2012. I have remained at that level since and the team at Addenbrookes would now like to take me off steroids altogether. However this is not possible as, following a Synachen blood
Budapest
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Vasculitis UK
12 years ago
Scared to take a biologic
Hi my first time here. I am female aged 53 and have had RA since 1995 and had Sulphasalazine then after ten years went on to Methotrexate, then MTX 25mgs injectable and most recently since last year with added Lefuonimide tablets 10mg. I know this is not holding my RA much at all at the moment. My
Hi my first time here. I am female aged 53 and have had RA since 1995 and had Sulphasalazine then after ten years went on to Methotrexate, then MTX 25mgs injectable and most recently since last year with added Lefuonimide tablets 10mg. I know this is not holding my RA much at all at the moment. My
Neonkitty
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NRAS
12 years ago
Enforced sofa surfing
Royal Brompton last Wednesday, and a day from hell for the first time in 7 years of catching the train to London, managed to catch a train going somewhere else, total numpty that I am! Thankfully was able to get back to Hereford quite quickly and catch another train to London quite quickly. Really
Royal Brompton last Wednesday, and a day from hell for the first time in 7 years of catching the train to London, managed to catch a train going somewhere else, total numpty that I am! Thankfully was able to get back to Hereford quite quickly and catch another train to London quite quickly. Really
Daxiemad
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
12 years ago
More Tips for Managing Tarceva Skin Toxicity
This advice is based on personal experience and should be used in conjunction with advice from your G.P., Oncologist or Nurse Specialist. If any adverse effects are experienced with any of the products suggested in the following notes, you should stop using them immediately and seek professional advice
This advice is based on personal experience and should be used in conjunction with advice from your G.P., Oncologist or Nurse Specialist. If any adverse effects are experienced with any of the products suggested in the following notes, you should stop using them immediately and seek professional advice
honeypolly
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The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
12 years ago
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