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My New Keto Life......
Hi, This is my first post, although I commented on others posts and love that we have a place to go and share. I was diagnosed with breast cancer the first time at 34 years old. Since I was young and triple negative with only one node positive, I had a partial radical mastectomy and 6 months of grueling
Hi, This is my first post, although I commented on others posts and love that we have a place to go and share. I was diagnosed with breast cancer the first time at 34 years old. Since I was young and triple negative with only one node positive, I had a partial radical mastectomy and 6 months of grueling
Scampbell63
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SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
5 years ago
Oestrogel & Levothyroxine - having issues!
Hi there, Sometimes I just don’t think I’m getting anywhere & I’m going though that patch right now & wonder if anyone can offer any insights that might help. I’m on oestrogel as peri-menopausal & Levothyroxine. I’ve just had bloods done today for both oestrogen & thyroid & will post results with ref
Hi there, Sometimes I just don’t think I’m getting anywhere & I’m going though that patch right now & wonder if anyone can offer any insights that might help. I’m on oestrogel as peri-menopausal & Levothyroxine. I’ve just had bloods done today for both oestrogen & thyroid & will post results with ref
TiredMummy
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Thyroid UK
5 years ago
Estrogen level HIGHER after ovary removal?!?
Has anyone else had this happen?!! I had my ovaries out on 1-11-2019 Get this craziness.... at my last appt I asked for them to recheck my estradiol (estrogen level) to make sure it had gone down to an acceptable range after my ovary removal. She didn’t think it was necessary but I insisted. I don’t
Has anyone else had this happen?!! I had my ovaries out on 1-11-2019 Get this craziness.... at my last appt I asked for them to recheck my estradiol (estrogen level) to make sure it had gone down to an acceptable range after my ovary removal. She didn’t think it was necessary but I insisted. I don’t
Learningtodream
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SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
5 years ago
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Early menopause or thyroid?
I really need some advice because I don’t know what’s going on since I have had blood tests done privately and with GP and I have been told there is no issue. I am 36 For the last 18 months I have had my usual 3-5 day medium/light periods drop to just 1-3 days super super light. My periods have been
I really need some advice because I don’t know what’s going on since I have had blood tests done privately and with GP and I have been told there is no issue. I am 36 For the last 18 months I have had my usual 3-5 day medium/light periods drop to just 1-3 days super super light. My periods have been
Theangelthatisamy
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Women's Health
6 years ago
Another FET gone wrong? Bleeding on progynova...
Hi everyone, We’re in the middle of our fourth FET cycle and I’m thinking this one is going tits up like the previous ones... For our previous 3 FET cycles I’ve had breakthrough bleeding when taking progynova. My clinic have been surprised each time, increased my progynova dose to 10mg and added in
Hi everyone, We’re in the middle of our fourth FET cycle and I’m thinking this one is going tits up like the previous ones... For our previous 3 FET cycles I’ve had breakthrough bleeding when taking progynova. My clinic have been surprised each time, increased my progynova dose to 10mg and added in
Busybee88
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Fertility Network UK
6 years ago
Can Progynova and cyclogest prevent a bleed?
So I’m one week on from my fet 6 day blastocyst. I was doing a natural fet but had to switch to medicated as my funding was running out. I had to switch as my clinic said my lh had surged (on day 9 which is really odd as I’m usually a week later) and my lining was only 4.2mm. So against everything I
So I’m one week on from my fet 6 day blastocyst. I was doing a natural fet but had to switch to medicated as my funding was running out. I had to switch as my clinic said my lh had surged (on day 9 which is really odd as I’m usually a week later) and my lining was only 4.2mm. So against everything I
Lisatequila
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Fertility Network UK
6 years ago
Prescription from abroad
Hi Ladies, I have a question. For my next cycle, my doctor has said that he really thinks I need estrogen patches and/or viagra to get my lining thicker. Unfortunately, they are not available where I live in the Middle East. Do you know is it possible to take a prescription from a doctor outside of
Hi Ladies, I have a question. For my next cycle, my doctor has said that he really thinks I need estrogen patches and/or viagra to get my lining thicker. Unfortunately, they are not available where I live in the Middle East. Do you know is it possible to take a prescription from a doctor outside of
Hidden
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Fertility Network UK
6 years ago
Low oestrogen and miscarriage
Hi, I'm currently going through and chemical pregnancy and miscarriage. I remember on egg collection day that the consultant said my oestrogen levels had been lower this time. Could this have contributed to the miscarriage?? X x
Hi, I'm currently going through and chemical pregnancy and miscarriage. I remember on egg collection day that the consultant said my oestrogen levels had been lower this time. Could this have contributed to the miscarriage?? X x
2018hopeful
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Fertility Network UK
6 years ago
Is your HRT working?
Hi ladies Just a post to say that my hrt patches were not a good fit for me. I was on combined patches post total hysterectomy bso 10 months ago and seems I wasnt absorbing from them, I was up to 3 x patches to cover sweats and sleep. I had skin irritation where they were glued to me, often red square
Hi ladies Just a post to say that my hrt patches were not a good fit for me. I was on combined patches post total hysterectomy bso 10 months ago and seems I wasnt absorbing from them, I was up to 3 x patches to cover sweats and sleep. I had skin irritation where they were glued to me, often red square
HellyLlewelly
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Healthy Happy Woman
6 years ago
endometrium lining
On week two and my lining still not thick enough for transfer proposed for Monday. Currently 6mm, i am on estrogen and the doc is adding Viagra. Apparently Viagra though controversial helps thicken the lining as it encourages blood flow to help increase lining
On week two and my lining still not thick enough for transfer proposed for Monday. Currently 6mm, i am on estrogen and the doc is adding Viagra. Apparently Viagra though controversial helps thicken the lining as it encourages blood flow to help increase lining
Ann_
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Fertility Network UK
6 years ago
Damned if you do, damned if you don't! Tamoxifen
A couple of knowledgeable folks on this forum have suggested the use of Tamoxifen (TAM) to reduce the side effect of gynecomastia related to some hormonal PCa therapies. Since my recent use of transdermal estradiol gel, I have developed a small amount of breast adipose tissue and a bit of nipple tenderness
A couple of knowledgeable folks on this forum have suggested the use of Tamoxifen (TAM) to reduce the side effect of gynecomastia related to some hormonal PCa therapies. Since my recent use of transdermal estradiol gel, I have developed a small amount of breast adipose tissue and a bit of nipple tenderness
E2-Guy
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
6 years ago
TPO tests
Hi Everyone, I started 25mg of levothyroxine 7 weeks ago as my TSH was around 3.8 for a while. GP agreed to try this and then do fuller thyroid tests at 6 weeks. I went to see her today and she said my t4 was normal and TSH is now 2.3. I said I feel better but not right and she said she sought advice
Hi Everyone, I started 25mg of levothyroxine 7 weeks ago as my TSH was around 3.8 for a while. GP agreed to try this and then do fuller thyroid tests at 6 weeks. I went to see her today and she said my t4 was normal and TSH is now 2.3. I said I feel better but not right and she said she sought advice
Fleur2016
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Thyroid UK
6 years ago
5 years journey for QOL
PROSTATE CANCER A five year journey trying for the best quality of life Our experience .. Jozef was diagnosed with multiple METS to the bones in June 2013 PSA 100 PSA doubling every month if we did not add anything He died July 2018 His red cell and platelets count were crashing
PROSTATE CANCER A five year journey trying for the best quality of life Our experience .. Jozef was diagnosed with multiple METS to the bones in June 2013 PSA 100 PSA doubling every month if we did not add anything He died July 2018 His red cell and platelets count were crashing
mijnzoek
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
6 years ago
Has anyone experienced slowly developing back/pelvis pain as side-effect of Mycophenolate?
Hi All, For 4 months I've had slow developing low back pain, which has now spread to my pelvis like a gripping ache to the outer edges of my hips in the last few weeks. I reported the original low back pain at my Rheumatology pharmacy appt in Nov and after all the red flag questions were passed, I was
Hi All, For 4 months I've had slow developing low back pain, which has now spread to my pelvis like a gripping ache to the outer edges of my hips in the last few weeks. I reported the original low back pain at my Rheumatology pharmacy appt in Nov and after all the red flag questions were passed, I was
panda2
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LUPUS UK
6 years ago
Cardiac arrhythmia considerations of hormone cancer therapies.
Following on from my recent "Tachycardia" post, here is a new French-American paper on treatment arrhythmia: "Breast and prostate cancers are among the most prevalent cancers worldwide. Estradiol and progesterone are major drivers for breast cancer proliferation, as well as androgens for prostate cancer
Following on from my recent "Tachycardia" post, here is a new French-American paper on treatment arrhythmia: "Breast and prostate cancers are among the most prevalent cancers worldwide. Estradiol and progesterone are major drivers for breast cancer proliferation, as well as androgens for prostate cancer
pjoshea13
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
6 years ago
Dashed hopes
Hi ladies, I'm currently waiting for my period after a failed FET in Dec, I've been seeing blood every time I wipe but nothing on the pad for a few days now,sorry if tmi anyway I did a pregnancy test this morning and it was positive so rushed to have a blood test taken and just got results back and they
Hi ladies, I'm currently waiting for my period after a failed FET in Dec, I've been seeing blood every time I wipe but nothing on the pad for a few days now,sorry if tmi anyway I did a pregnancy test this morning and it was positive so rushed to have a blood test taken and just got results back and they
Hidden
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Fertility Network UK
6 years ago
Frustrated - please help me with my battle plan :)
In the United States... So, last year my daughter was diagnosed hypothyroid. In studying up on that, I suspected I was too - brain fog, fatigue, low basal temp, high bp, insomnia, mild depression among other things. In Nov. I got doc to order labs. He wanted to take a wait and see based on numbers
In the United States... So, last year my daughter was diagnosed hypothyroid. In studying up on that, I suspected I was too - brain fog, fatigue, low basal temp, high bp, insomnia, mild depression among other things. In Nov. I got doc to order labs. He wanted to take a wait and see based on numbers
soupybp
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Thyroid UK
6 years ago
Fibroids and Diet
Research suggests that fibroid growth is connected to an imbalance of progesterone (too little) and oestrogen (too much) in women’s bodies. Progesterone and Oestrogen are two of many hormones that make up a highly sensitive support system. Your diet can be a key trigger that changes the balance of hormones
Research suggests that fibroid growth is connected to an imbalance of progesterone (too little) and oestrogen (too much) in women’s bodies. Progesterone and Oestrogen are two of many hormones that make up a highly sensitive support system. Your diet can be a key trigger that changes the balance of hormones
IyaboA
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Women's Health
6 years ago
Post Endo concerns
Hi everyone I have a few concerns but I’m not sure if I’m over thinking my situation, it would be great to hear from anyone’s experiences :)! I’m approaching 25 and was finally diagnosed with both PCOS and endometriosis aged 23. I take medication for PCOS, including the pill, and had a lap for my endo
Hi everyone I have a few concerns but I’m not sure if I’m over thinking my situation, it would be great to hear from anyone’s experiences :)! I’m approaching 25 and was finally diagnosed with both PCOS and endometriosis aged 23. I take medication for PCOS, including the pill, and had a lap for my endo
BlueVelvet94
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Endometriosis UK
6 years ago
Progynova results
Hi all I thought I’d share a brief experience of taking progynova as I was desperately researching before I had to start my protocol and really wanted answers regarding side effects. I was terrified they’d make me balloon in weight and send me crazy. Here are my findings, I appreciate they’re different
Hi all I thought I’d share a brief experience of taking progynova as I was desperately researching before I had to start my protocol and really wanted answers regarding side effects. I was terrified they’d make me balloon in weight and send me crazy. Here are my findings, I appreciate they’re different
Daretodream
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Fertility Network UK
6 years ago
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