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Cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT)

As i have registered as a biomedical professional in biomedicine and diagnostic. Terahertz therapy Desas pcm 6 Cold laser therapy Proton EMF pulse, crystal heat therapy mats Leg compress massage therapy Magnetic therapy. Are all available at some cost, and can be used for extreme pain relief and

I saw a neurologist yesterday for the first time since being diagnosed with PD five years ago. My symptoms started five years prior to that, so I am in my 10th year. I am 71 years old. I have not taken any conventional PD drugs as of yet. Been managing symptoms primarily through exercise, diet and

I gang my last posting was about me being diagnosed with emphysema which I obviously still have.but to my surprise my specialist at the hospital informed me today that it is quite mild and should not make me as breathless as I am 🤪 Great news BUT they can’t figure out why my oxygen levels are

Does anyone suffer with neuropathy? Does anyone use Red Light Therapy (RLT) is a commonly used term for what is widely known as Low Level Laser Therapy (LLLT), or Photobiomodulation (PBM) Therapy? I am still receiving a treatment - rapid transformation therapy?

If the question has already been asked, could anyone point me out to a similar thread? Would like to know if anyone tried the red light therapy helmets from Well Red or any other brand and if they had positive reviews? Truly appreciate the feedback

I have only read this abstract - once, and very quickly - hence no real comments. But patients preferring combination treatment is hardly a surprise. We'd probably prefer our own nicely working thyroid - which would be producing T4 and T3. Wouldn't it? [i]Treatment Preferences in Patients with Hypothyroidism

Hi all, I've been diagnosed with advanced prostate cancer. Gleason 9 with metastatic to the right seminal vessel and one lymph node. Currently getting registered at Loma Linda and also the Proton Center at San Diego. Dr. Rossi just went on vacation for a month, so he's unfortunately a no-go, and I'm

Hello! I wanted some advice or to hear there’s light at the end of this miserable tunnel I have been getting steroid injections for the last 10 years into my toes and my thumbs. I have just had to move house and the packing put my hands into a lot of pain. So the doctor put steroids into my thumbs and

Hi all, My dad is in persistent AFib. He was started on Digoxin 125mg after diagnosis of heart failure. He saw an EP and was additionally prescribed Bisoprol 2.5mg last week. Today is day 6 of him taking Bisoprol. He has been feeling slightly breathless from just walking around in his apartment/flat

MSK RO (Gorovets) recommends proton sbrt due to my preexisting urinary issues….hdr brachytherapy logistically is a LOT easier for me…..wondering if anyone here has any experience or opinions on this topic…..with all the hype about proton therapy and few studies to back it up definitively I’d hate to

I've read in Dr. Jones' book that often the use of light therapy has been shown to help patient's itching. It has been used for years in newborns to help break down neonatal jaundice. It's thought to break down the jaundice pigment in the skin. The trick is the decide how much sunlight or light therapy

If possible could     greygoose     TiggerMeor anyone else offer some much needed advice. A few weeks ago I reduced t4 to 75/100 over one week (high t4) I felt very under medicated so then increased again. I then changed to a lactose free make to see if accord was causing the acid reflux. Recently

I have already talked about this data, but it's worth repeating...plus when I see dr Hussain I always smile! “Our data showed that the combination therapy resulted in more than two-fold increase in the median time to disease progression compared to single-agents or sequentially following progression

Hi, I'm new here. Yesterday, after 2 years of searching, my 75-year-old mother was finally diagnosed. We are from Poland, where there is no other treatment apart from amantadine and levodopa. There are also no websites or support groups like yours. That's why I would like to ask if, apart from a physiotherapist

I am wondering whether these latest results might shed some light on me waking very early in the mornings 0430 at the moment with night sweats and unable to get back to sleep and high blood pressure results at various times of the day. I am currently on 115mcg Levo and 10mcg of T3. I have an appointment

DLL3 is expressed by neuroendocrine cancers, including prostate cancer! They plan to start a phase 1 trial by the end of 2024 (on lung cancer, but it’s worth to keep an eye on it). “ABD-147 is a next-generation precision radiopharmaceutical biologic therapy designed to deliver Actinium-225 (225Ac)

Withdrawal/ Nicotine replacement Withdrawal feelings usually are the strongest in the first week after quitting. Many people don’t like how withdrawal feels. So some people start smoking again to feel better. The first week after quitting is when you are most at risk for a slip. It helps your quit

I just wanted to see if there was anyone out there similar to me and to see if anything worked. I'll try and briefly explain.... 4 years I've had it... Deep burning pain in my left bum cheek (si joint area) and throbbing burning all down my left side/leg. Basically sciatica. I can't sleep on my left

HiMy mum (76 years old with COPD and emphysema) was diagnosed on 17 June with stage 3 nsclc with localised spread to a rib and lymph node. She has her 20th and last radiotherapy dose tomorrow. The oncologist said he was aiming for curative. There has been no mention of chemo or targeted therapy. Is this

I would like to know if anyone in this group is participating in this clinical trial [u]DB RCT for Specialized Phototherapy in Parkinson's Disease. (LIGHT-PD[/u]) ClinicalTrials.gov ID NCT04453033 Sponsor PhotoPharmics, Inc. https://clinicaltrials.gov/study/NCT04453033?locStr=United%20States&country