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Hi this is my first time being on here. I've been diagnose with these both from my therapist. I started therapy in September, and what I was going through then she has helped. But since my grandpa died, relationship issues, family issues, and job issues started happening I become depressed again and
Hi this is my first time being on here. I've been diagnose with these both from my therapist. I started therapy in September, and what I was going through then she has helped. But since my grandpa died, relationship issues, family issues, and job issues started happening I become depressed again and
Iris72
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Anxiety and Depression Support
1 year ago
Xtandi vs Orgovyx
Husband is currently undergoing treatment for recurrence of Prostate cancer with metastasis in spine and right shoulder blade. He's been taking Casadex since mid June and also just completed 5 radiation treatments on his spine. He is also scheduled to begin radiation tratment on his shoulder blade
Husband is currently undergoing treatment for recurrence of Prostate cancer with metastasis in spine and right shoulder blade. He's been taking Casadex since mid June and also just completed 5 radiation treatments on his spine. He is also scheduled to begin radiation tratment on his shoulder blade
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
8 months ago
September 17 2023 11:20 AM EST
That was the time and place that Wizard6787 first published the hypothesis that those with a diagnosis of B12 deficiency may benefit from more frequent injections rather than higher amounts only. I came up with that after reading clinical trials, protocols used, and many papers, books, case studies
That was the time and place that Wizard6787 first published the hypothesis that those with a diagnosis of B12 deficiency may benefit from more frequent injections rather than higher amounts only. I came up with that after reading clinical trials, protocols used, and many papers, books, case studies
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
8 months ago
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Hi, You may have read of heard about this new treatment for solid cancerous tumors? Well if not, it's well worth while having a read about it. There are at present paid for clinical trials, as I understand in the UK offering those of a certain age a reward of a little over £7000. Posted this because
Hi, You may have read of heard about this new treatment for solid cancerous tumors? Well if not, it's well worth while having a read about it. There are at present paid for clinical trials, as I understand in the UK offering those of a certain age a reward of a little over £7000. Posted this because
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My Ovacome
8 months ago
PA. Side Effect Depression.
I was wondering if any other members find they are experiencing any symptoms of Severe
Clinical
Depression
. I appreciate people’s reluctance to talk about mental illness. Mainly because sadly, it carries a stigma in general society.
I was wondering if any other members find they are experiencing any symptoms of Severe
Clinical
Depression
. I appreciate people’s reluctance to talk about mental illness. Mainly because sadly, it carries a stigma in general society.
Varna1968
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
10 months ago
New ED Gell FDA Approved
From the Harvard Health Newsletter; Men will soon have a new option for treating erectile dysfunction (ED) that supposedly works faster than regular ED medication — and is available without a prescription. In June, the FDA approved the over-the-counter sale of MED3000 (Eroxon), a topical gel treatment
From the Harvard Health Newsletter; Men will soon have a new option for treating erectile dysfunction (ED) that supposedly works faster than regular ED medication — and is available without a prescription. In June, the FDA approved the over-the-counter sale of MED3000 (Eroxon), a topical gel treatment
Cancer2x
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
8 months ago
Decision Time Very Soon
My profile is updated, but briefly, diagnosed de novo, high volume metastatic in April 2022. PSA 28.2, Gleason 4+5. ADT & 6 rounds chemo brought PSA to 0.48 in Jan. 2023 & then started creeping up. In June, went over 2 & MO felt was castrate resistant. Stopped abi. and started Keytruda (I am MSI- high
My profile is updated, but briefly, diagnosed de novo, high volume metastatic in April 2022. PSA 28.2, Gleason 4+5. ADT & 6 rounds chemo brought PSA to 0.48 in Jan. 2023 & then started creeping up. In June, went over 2 & MO felt was castrate resistant. Stopped abi. and started Keytruda (I am MSI- high
rsgdmd
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
8 months ago
Adenomyosis
Back when I had my initial scans ahead of IVF treatment one of the Dr's diagnosed me with adenomyosis. This surprised me as no one had ever spotted this before and I thought you couldn't diagnose it from a transvaginal ultra sound. When I said "Are you sure??" she said "You definitely have adenomyosis
Back when I had my initial scans ahead of IVF treatment one of the Dr's diagnosed me with adenomyosis. This surprised me as no one had ever spotted this before and I thought you couldn't diagnose it from a transvaginal ultra sound. When I said "Are you sure??" she said "You definitely have adenomyosis
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Fertility Network UK
8 months ago
Clinical trial results on 17p & tp53 variants in treatment naïve & relapsed patients by Dr. Furman - Oct 2022 to medical professionals
This link: https://hmpeducation.com/content/access-webcast-133 will connect to a talk by Dr. Richard Furman presented to medical professionals on the clinical data available from multiple studies on 17p deletion & tp53 deletions / mutations. - The terminology includes moderate Med-Speak, and registration
This link: https://hmpeducation.com/content/access-webcast-133 will connect to a talk by Dr. Richard Furman presented to medical professionals on the clinical data available from multiple studies on 17p deletion & tp53 deletions / mutations. - The terminology includes moderate Med-Speak, and registration
lankisterguy
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CLL Support
8 months ago
Feeling sore and tired
I am a 51-year-old that is closing in on five years dealing with this.. a quick history, I was diagnosed October 2018, Gleason nine and had four spots showing in the scans and my bones. I have been on Lupron since the beginning, I had radiation to my prostate as well as the other four spots back in
I am a 51-year-old that is closing in on five years dealing with this.. a quick history, I was diagnosed October 2018, Gleason nine and had four spots showing in the scans and my bones. I have been on Lupron since the beginning, I had radiation to my prostate as well as the other four spots back in
Oct18
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
8 months ago
💔 I have lost to many people recently to RLS Let their deaths not be in-vain.I’ve have a plan to bring more exposure. Will u help me X
No I’m not asking for your money Just your truths. https://instagram.com/rls_stories?igshid=NzZlODBkYWE4Ng== 202O I did a YouTube video of me going to the drug clinic to get Buprenorphine . I also set up an RLS page on Instagram that I have not used . So although you don’t always see me on here most
No I’m not asking for your money Just your truths. https://instagram.com/rls_stories?igshid=NzZlODBkYWE4Ng== 202O I did a YouTube video of me going to the drug clinic to get Buprenorphine . I also set up an RLS page on Instagram that I have not used . So although you don’t always see me on here most
Shumbah
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Restless Legs Syndrome
8 months ago
SGLT-2 Inhibitors to (partially) “Starve” Glucose Dependent Cancers
There has been many theories proposed about how to “starve cancer”. And many have gone down rabbit holes chasing unproven theories about how to do so. Unfortunately, IMO, they simply do not work. Cancers are very metabolically flexible. They will take what they need to survive and grow and adapt to whatever
There has been many theories proposed about how to “starve cancer”. And many have gone down rabbit holes chasing unproven theories about how to do so. Unfortunately, IMO, they simply do not work. Cancers are very metabolically flexible. They will take what they need to survive and grow and adapt to whatever
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Fight Prostate Cancer
8 months ago
Trying...
Hello, this is my first post. I have been battling depression and anxiety for years. Most recently my depression has been so bad that I literally could not function at work or home. I have taken a leave from work for three weeks to try and get back on track. I struggled with the feeling of absolute worthlessness
Hello, this is my first post. I have been battling depression and anxiety for years. Most recently my depression has been so bad that I literally could not function at work or home. I have taken a leave from work for three weeks to try and get back on track. I struggled with the feeling of absolute worthlessness
wellchick
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Anxiety and Depression Support
1 year ago
Tonic Motor Activation (TOMAC)
There have been a couple of posts on TOMAC devices recently. I've just dug out an email I wrote in June this year to the company making one such device - Noctrix Health. Here's Noctrix Health's reply.. "The FDA has recently allowed us to start marketing and distributing our wearable medical device
There have been a couple of posts on TOMAC devices recently. I've just dug out an email I wrote in June this year to the company making one such device - Noctrix Health. Here's Noctrix Health's reply.. "The FDA has recently allowed us to start marketing and distributing our wearable medical device
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Restless Legs Syndrome
8 months ago
Not sure what to do anymore
Hello I have been struggling with serious periods of depression since perimenopause, 16 or 17 years but whose counting. I am almost 67 years old now. Before I started perimenopause I experienced depression, primarily related to PMDD but I was able to push through. I knew the depression was cyclical
Hello I have been struggling with serious periods of depression since perimenopause, 16 or 17 years but whose counting. I am almost 67 years old now. Before I started perimenopause I experienced depression, primarily related to PMDD but I was able to push through. I knew the depression was cyclical
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Anxiety and Depression Support
1 year ago
Looking for positive support and good advice on similar or past experiences.
I'm struggling with
clinical
depression
and addiction I find it hard to believe in myself most days and to recognize my accomplishments. I've lived a fast and nowhere near healthy lifestyle. I'm looking forward too being a better person.
I'm struggling with
clinical
depression
and addiction I find it hard to believe in myself most days and to recognize my accomplishments. I've lived a fast and nowhere near healthy lifestyle. I'm looking forward too being a better person.
Rayman559
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Anxiety and Depression Support
1 year ago
Pursuing Smaller, Faster Clinical Trials For Progressive Neurological Disorders
It’s easy to be pessimistic when it comes to investigating Parkinson’s disease. The condition, which causes progressive damage to brain cells over many years, has no therapy to halt its progression, with current treatments focusing only on symptom management. The challenges in Parkinson’s drug development
It’s easy to be pessimistic when it comes to investigating Parkinson’s disease. The condition, which causes progressive damage to brain cells over many years, has no therapy to halt its progression, with current treatments focusing only on symptom management. The challenges in Parkinson’s drug development
Farooqji
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Cure Parkinson's
8 months ago
Clinical trial with monoclonal antibodies?
I've been asked to participate in a clinical trial in which I get an infusion of monoclonal antibodies. The team is wanting to know if this would help those with blood cancers have higher resistance to Covid. Any thoughts? I will discuss with my doctor but wanted more feedback.
I've been asked to participate in a clinical trial in which I get an infusion of monoclonal antibodies. The team is wanting to know if this would help those with blood cancers have higher resistance to Covid. Any thoughts? I will discuss with my doctor but wanted more feedback.
Tangolover
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CLL Support
8 months ago
Promising treatments in the 2023 Parkinson's clinical trials pipeline
https://www.parkinson.ca/promising-treatments-in-the-2023-parkinsons-clinical-trials/ "Phase 3 DMT trials completing in 2023: Memantine : Alzheimer's drug that aims to reduce cognitive impairment in Parkinson's. Ganoderma/Lingzh : Mushrooms from traditional Chinese medicine are being studied
https://www.parkinson.ca/promising-treatments-in-the-2023-parkinsons-clinical-trials/ "Phase 3 DMT trials completing in 2023: Memantine : Alzheimer's drug that aims to reduce cognitive impairment in Parkinson's. Ganoderma/Lingzh : Mushrooms from traditional Chinese medicine are being studied
nednedned
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Cure Parkinson's
8 months ago
AD's and IBS
Hi everyone, I'm sure you've all heard about being or have been prescribed some anti-depressants for your IBS. I had a bad flare-up of symptoms about 8 months ago after I'd increased my initial 50mg dose of Sertraline to 100mg. I finished up with serotonin syndrome after taking the higher dose for
Hi everyone, I'm sure you've all heard about being or have been prescribed some anti-depressants for your IBS. I had a bad flare-up of symptoms about 8 months ago after I'd increased my initial 50mg dose of Sertraline to 100mg. I finished up with serotonin syndrome after taking the higher dose for
iOwlface
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IBS Network
1 year ago
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