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blood test results for liver. Advice welcome please
maybe I don’t need to be on this page, but thought I’d put the question out there. Up until recently my husband’s blood test results have always been pretty good. But around the time he was diagnosed with chronic degenerative spinal disease, his liver results have gone a bit awry. However, at the
maybe I don’t need to be on this page, but thought I’d put the question out there. Up until recently my husband’s blood test results have always been pretty good. But around the time he was diagnosed with chronic degenerative spinal disease, his liver results have gone a bit awry. However, at the
Doraflora
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British Liver Trust
3 months ago
Just a touch away: CT-optimal touch perception and its influence on pain and itch
Psychologist Larissa Meijer has discovered that gentle caresses from a partner can provide relief from chronic pain. This treatment has no side effects and can be done at home. It should normally be free too 🙂 Meijer has demonstrated the effect of light stroking on pain and itchiness in Parkinson's
Psychologist Larissa Meijer has discovered that gentle caresses from a partner can provide relief from chronic pain. This treatment has no side effects and can be done at home. It should normally be free too 🙂 Meijer has demonstrated the effect of light stroking on pain and itchiness in Parkinson's
Esperanto
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Cure Parkinson's
3 months ago
Confused and getting worse... Update
Hi I visited my GP today. I got a letter about my last visit and some results but I need to see my consultant for the rest. Most look OK to me just a couple outside of normal. The letter just confirmed that I have a strong family history of Rheumatoid arthritis and I exhibit organ specific autoimmune
Hi I visited my GP today. I got a letter about my last visit and some results but I need to see my consultant for the rest. Most look OK to me just a couple outside of normal. The letter just confirmed that I have a strong family history of Rheumatoid arthritis and I exhibit organ specific autoimmune
12stkeepgoing
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Thyroid UK
6 months ago
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Retina detachment...is there a link with CLL?
I'm recovering from an op to reattach my retina. In a bored moment I started googling any connection with CLL and it is looking like there is!!! Anyone had this problem too?
I'm recovering from an op to reattach my retina. In a bored moment I started googling any connection with CLL and it is looking like there is!!! Anyone had this problem too?
Lizlashley1
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CLL Support
6 months ago
Sourcing levothyroxine without prescription in the UK
Hello, As per my reply to another post earlier, the endo that I saw regarding adrenal insufficiency recently included a throw-away line in the subsequent letter to my GP recommending that the levothyroxine that I have been taking for 12 years be stopped. Unfortunately, the GP instantly removed levothyroxine
Hello, As per my reply to another post earlier, the endo that I saw regarding adrenal insufficiency recently included a throw-away line in the subsequent letter to my GP recommending that the levothyroxine that I have been taking for 12 years be stopped. Unfortunately, the GP instantly removed levothyroxine
JumpJiving
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Thyroid UK
3 months ago
new NTG diagnosis
I’ve just been diagnosed with bilateral NTG. I think I was in shock in the consultation room, I couldn’t ask or even think of many useful questions. I have structural damage in both eyes & pressures were 20 adjusted to 18 for corneal thickness. I’ve started drops once a night. I had a funny turn yesterday
I’ve just been diagnosed with bilateral NTG. I think I was in shock in the consultation room, I couldn’t ask or even think of many useful questions. I have structural damage in both eyes & pressures were 20 adjusted to 18 for corneal thickness. I’ve started drops once a night. I had a funny turn yesterday
Maisie79
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Glaucoma UK
6 months ago
Elbow
Has anyone had an operation on the elbow that has rheumatoid arthritis? If so has it helped or not?
Has anyone had an operation on the elbow that has rheumatoid arthritis? If so has it helped or not?
65_women
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PMRGCAuk
6 months ago
how to get off amiodrone
I am reaching out to you again. There are two problems I need information on. I was diagnosed with afib August 22 and Sept 1, 23 given amiodarone 200 mgs daily. because afib became continuous. I have found it makes me lose weight and I am contiuously eating to try to keep my weight on. Has anyone
I am reaching out to you again. There are two problems I need information on. I was diagnosed with afib August 22 and Sept 1, 23 given amiodarone 200 mgs daily. because afib became continuous. I have found it makes me lose weight and I am contiuously eating to try to keep my weight on. Has anyone
kitttycat
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AF Association
6 months ago
Symptoms but blood tests Normal?
Hello, I have symptoms of underactive thyroid. - heavy periods - fatigue - pins and needles in hand - fatigue - cold - anxiety and depression. - struggle with weight loss My mum has underactive thyroid and maternal nan also. Contacted gp as have very heavy periods, on slimming world but can't
Hello, I have symptoms of underactive thyroid. - heavy periods - fatigue - pins and needles in hand - fatigue - cold - anxiety and depression. - struggle with weight loss My mum has underactive thyroid and maternal nan also. Contacted gp as have very heavy periods, on slimming world but can't
jennylouise91
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Thyroid UK
6 months ago
Bang for your buck
Supplements, medication, procedures Can someone tell me what supplements should be used with Parkinsons Among the various therapies that have shown at least some effect in the animal and/or human model are Carbadopa/Levadopa Actylcholine Actigal/Ursolic acid Adderil (amphetamine) Alcohol Alpha
Supplements, medication, procedures Can someone tell me what supplements should be used with Parkinsons Among the various therapies that have shown at least some effect in the animal and/or human model are Carbadopa/Levadopa Actylcholine Actigal/Ursolic acid Adderil (amphetamine) Alcohol Alpha
heartinmotion
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Cure Parkinson's
3 months ago
My Dad
Hi all. Im looking for some advice please because im really struggling with my parents and im unsure where else to turn. My dad was diagnosed with Glaucoma a few years ago. He has had varies operations to try and relive his pressures. In February last year he was advised to have a cataract operation.
Hi all. Im looking for some advice please because im really struggling with my parents and im unsure where else to turn. My dad was diagnosed with Glaucoma a few years ago. He has had varies operations to try and relive his pressures. In February last year he was advised to have a cataract operation.
hazza1982
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Glaucoma UK
6 months ago
Do you that have had Orchiectomy still take ATD Medication?
I’ve been told that I will be on ATD meds for life, I’m 63 and have been taking Lupron and Zytiga for going on two years. I asked my MO about Orchiectomy and he said if I did it he would still recommend Lupron. Can you guys please share your thoughts and experiences? Thank you in advance
I’ve been told that I will be on ATD meds for life, I’m 63 and have been taking Lupron and Zytiga for going on two years. I asked my MO about Orchiectomy and he said if I did it he would still recommend Lupron. Can you guys please share your thoughts and experiences? Thank you in advance
OldGuysRule
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
6 months ago
Taking Flecainide 50g twice a day with Apixaban 5mg Twice a day and Soltalol 40mg twice a day
I have been getting AFIB 30% of the time when i was wearing a 14 day heart monitor.I was already taking Apixaban 5mg and Soltalol 40mg twice a day. I had Pulmonary embolisms in March 2023 from a DVT in my lungs. I am 52 years old and had good fitness until the DVT struck. I had been drinking red wine
I have been getting AFIB 30% of the time when i was wearing a 14 day heart monitor.I was already taking Apixaban 5mg and Soltalol 40mg twice a day. I had Pulmonary embolisms in March 2023 from a DVT in my lungs. I am 52 years old and had good fitness until the DVT struck. I had been drinking red wine
RagdollRagdoll
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
6 months ago
Outdoor working
Hi I was diagnosed with systemic sclerosis in Jan this year. I am concerned about the effect my job has on my condition and if I should be looking to change. I work outdoors 5 days a week all year round. I have really struggled this winter with the very cold and wet conditions but I have also read
Hi I was diagnosed with systemic sclerosis in Jan this year. I am concerned about the effect my job has on my condition and if I should be looking to change. I work outdoors 5 days a week all year round. I have really struggled this winter with the very cold and wet conditions but I have also read
ApusApus
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Scleroderma & Raynaud's UK (SRUK)
4 months ago
requesting a IgA anti-TTG test in the UK
I have coeliac disease. The other day I talked to a doctor (over the phone, of course) to discuss results of my blood test. I then said that I would like to request a IgA anti-TTG test for my son (as you know, this is done through a blood test). I was told that now doctors can no longer request this
I have coeliac disease. The other day I talked to a doctor (over the phone, of course) to discuss results of my blood test. I then said that I would like to request a IgA anti-TTG test for my son (as you know, this is done through a blood test). I was told that now doctors can no longer request this
angelias
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Gluten Free Guerrillas
3 months ago
anticoagulation fear
Hi! I started on anticoagulation in August. I started with apixaban 5 mg twice a day. I got very bad intermittent chest pains that worried me from the medicine that I never had before. Then I got gastritis. the doctor switched me to half dose to see if I could tolerate that and the same thing happened
Hi! I started on anticoagulation in August. I started with apixaban 5 mg twice a day. I got very bad intermittent chest pains that worried me from the medicine that I never had before. Then I got gastritis. the doctor switched me to half dose to see if I could tolerate that and the same thing happened
Fblue
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
6 months ago
results of nail biopsy
At the end of last week I got my results of my nail biopsies. It is no fungus, no infection and best of all no cancer. They do not know what it actually is despite using numerous tests. A very happy outcome, as all medics seen in the process suspected subungual melanoma. I can live with not knowing
At the end of last week I got my results of my nail biopsies. It is no fungus, no infection and best of all no cancer. They do not know what it actually is despite using numerous tests. A very happy outcome, as all medics seen in the process suspected subungual melanoma. I can live with not knowing
artydutch
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MPN Voice
2 days ago
Continued Journey
Day +14: I am presently unhooked from my medication pole. It is a great feeling to be able to be more mobile around my “suite”. Accommodations here quite nice considering what most hospital rooms are like. it has been a rough go with a certain amount of nausea, lack of energy, and G.I. situations
Day +14: I am presently unhooked from my medication pole. It is a great feeling to be able to be more mobile around my “suite”. Accommodations here quite nice considering what most hospital rooms are like. it has been a rough go with a certain amount of nausea, lack of energy, and G.I. situations
FiArt12X
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CLL Support
7 days ago
Treatment
My dears, after RP (Gleason 7, 4+3, infected 3 lymph nodes) and lymphadetectomy, radiation and hormone therapy for 39 months, my oncologist took me off hormone therapy with the recommendation of PSA control every 3 months. The last three PSA readings (every three months) were 0.01 / 0.00 / 0.00, I expect
My dears, after RP (Gleason 7, 4+3, infected 3 lymph nodes) and lymphadetectomy, radiation and hormone therapy for 39 months, my oncologist took me off hormone therapy with the recommendation of PSA control every 3 months. The last three PSA readings (every three months) were 0.01 / 0.00 / 0.00, I expect
adam1967adam
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 months ago
Ivermectin may help with cancer treatments
Studies of various chronic myeloid leukemia cell lines show that ivermectin kills these lines by inducing mitochondrial dysfunction and the production of free radicals. In mice with leukemia, ivermectin increases the influx of chloride ions in the cells, promoting cell death. When ivermectin is combined
Studies of various chronic myeloid leukemia cell lines show that ivermectin kills these lines by inducing mitochondrial dysfunction and the production of free radicals. In mice with leukemia, ivermectin increases the influx of chloride ions in the cells, promoting cell death. When ivermectin is combined
craterlake
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CLL Support
3 months ago
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