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Update on preliminary diagnosis of RA
Update from first post regarding preliminary diagnosis of RA. After my last post I was seen 2 weeks ago at the early arthritis Clinc at hospital. Consultant did exam, took history, looked at the blood results, X-ray hands & feet & ultrasound hands, wrists, feet & ankles. X-ray showed no erosions, ultrasound
Update from first post regarding preliminary diagnosis of RA. After my last post I was seen 2 weeks ago at the early arthritis Clinc at hospital. Consultant did exam, took history, looked at the blood results, X-ray hands & feet & ultrasound hands, wrists, feet & ankles. X-ray showed no erosions, ultrasound
greenwalls
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NRAS
4 years ago
Endometriosis what vitamins to take and why -informative post
Hi guys I’ve put together a list of vitamins that I’ve researched a lot and have prooved to be beneficial to endometriosis patients. I’ve been researching methods and book worming a while now for ways to manage my endometriosis naturally since I’m not on any contraceptive pills and trying to conceive
Hi guys I’ve put together a list of vitamins that I’ve researched a lot and have prooved to be beneficial to endometriosis patients. I’ve been researching methods and book worming a while now for ways to manage my endometriosis naturally since I’m not on any contraceptive pills and trying to conceive
Afrohair
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Endometriosis UK
4 years ago
Endo & mirena w/out estrogel?
Hi everyone, I’m new on here. I’ve had the mirena coil for a year due to very aggressive endo (strictures in ureters, ovaries stuck, bowel adhesions) but had to ask for estrogen gel supplementation as I was unable to sleep due to excessive night sweats (45 so prob perimenopause). The pain and night sweats
Hi everyone, I’m new on here. I’ve had the mirena coil for a year due to very aggressive endo (strictures in ureters, ovaries stuck, bowel adhesions) but had to ask for estrogen gel supplementation as I was unable to sleep due to excessive night sweats (45 so prob perimenopause). The pain and night sweats
freckles4u
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Endometriosis UK
4 years ago
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Hormone testing post hysterectomy
Hi, I’ve had a laparoscopic hysterectomy & left ovary removed as well as endometriosis excision about 10 days ago. I know it’s early days but I’m experiencing night sweats & I understand this could be due to a drop in oestrogen levels. Even tho I had the op privately I don’t think the gyno who performed
Hi, I’ve had a laparoscopic hysterectomy & left ovary removed as well as endometriosis excision about 10 days ago. I know it’s early days but I’m experiencing night sweats & I understand this could be due to a drop in oestrogen levels. Even tho I had the op privately I don’t think the gyno who performed
MajawithaJ
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Endometriosis UK
4 years ago
Misleading info about ADT being protective against the Covid-19 virus.
I've been reading posts by tall Allen, how androgen deprivation therapy is protective against Covid-19 virus and this is very concerning to me because nothing that he's putting out there is showing a study of proof of this being so. The reality is nobody really knows. I've included a link to a news
I've been reading posts by tall Allen, how androgen deprivation therapy is protective against Covid-19 virus and this is very concerning to me because nothing that he's putting out there is showing a study of proof of this being so. The reality is nobody really knows. I've included a link to a news
Rod98168
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
Alternatives to Downreg with 3.75mg Lupron/Decapetyl shot?
Hi gorgeous ladies, Sending love to you all in these unprecedented times as we all learn how to survive in this new fear/anxiety fuelled society. I am grieving not having the option to be a mum this year any more - but grateful I had already moved to the Donor Egg option so time is not as pressing as
Hi gorgeous ladies, Sending love to you all in these unprecedented times as we all learn how to survive in this new fear/anxiety fuelled society. I am grieving not having the option to be a mum this year any more - but grateful I had already moved to the Donor Egg option so time is not as pressing as
SparkleCock
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Fertility Network UK
4 years ago
ADT enhances the immune system
Recent data are showing that the covid-19 death rate among Italian men is much higher than among women: 80% of all deaths were in men, only 20% in women. https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6736(20)30627-9/fulltext This pattern held true even in South Korea, where although the
Recent data are showing that the covid-19 death rate among Italian men is much higher than among women: 80% of all deaths were in men, only 20% in women. https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6736(20)30627-9/fulltext This pattern held true even in South Korea, where although the
Tall_Allen
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
Losing hope.. running out of options with my thin lining
Firstly... thoughts with all those who have had to postpone their treatment due to the current situation and sending lots of love. I Had my FET cancelled today due to thin lining, it was only 4.8 after 19 days of 14mg of estrogen in patches, oral and virginal pills, viagra and aspirin. I had been on
Firstly... thoughts with all those who have had to postpone their treatment due to the current situation and sending lots of love. I Had my FET cancelled today due to thin lining, it was only 4.8 after 19 days of 14mg of estrogen in patches, oral and virginal pills, viagra and aspirin. I had been on
Prayingforafamily
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Fertility Network UK
4 years ago
Thyroid Resistence - With "Normal" Blood Results?????
I have all the main hypothyroid symptoms right down to having lost the outer 1/3 of my eyebrows, weight gain, edema, internal shaking and feeling heart is fast, digestive issues and almost constant diarrhea, dry flaky skin, thin skin, gum issues (dentist says thyroid), sore knee joints, muscle cramps
I have all the main hypothyroid symptoms right down to having lost the outer 1/3 of my eyebrows, weight gain, edema, internal shaking and feeling heart is fast, digestive issues and almost constant diarrhea, dry flaky skin, thin skin, gum issues (dentist says thyroid), sore knee joints, muscle cramps
ASkepticalConsumer
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Thyroid UK
4 years ago
Hi there, does anyone on here know about and understand the link between hypothyroidism,adrenal insufficiency and oestrogen dominance.
I've done a lot of research and all 3 conditions can co-exist at the same time. Got an endo appointment on 6th April (if it goes ahead) but believe some endocrinologists are very arrogant and won't listen to their patients. Any help or advice greatly appreciated.
I've done a lot of research and all 3 conditions can co-exist at the same time. Got an endo appointment on 6th April (if it goes ahead) but believe some endocrinologists are very arrogant and won't listen to their patients. Any help or advice greatly appreciated.
sobs1962
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Thyroid UK
4 years ago
CRPC & Transdermal Estrogen
New to PubMed, below [1]. British, but seemingly unrelated to the estradiol PATCH trial. "This study was carried out to determine the safety and effectiveness of transdermal estrogens in CRPC." {Although note the later use of DES.} This was a dose-escalation study. "A starting dose of 50 mcg/24 hours
New to PubMed, below [1]. British, but seemingly unrelated to the estradiol PATCH trial. "This study was carried out to determine the safety and effectiveness of transdermal estrogens in CRPC." {Although note the later use of DES.} This was a dose-escalation study. "A starting dose of 50 mcg/24 hours
pjoshea13
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
3rd Cancelled FET...
I really hate this whole process... Right from the start I realised that not every transfer would end in success and I could kind of get my head round that... However I never thought I'd have so many challenges getting to a FET. My very first transfer was a natural FET, I struggled a bit with thickness
I really hate this whole process... Right from the start I realised that not every transfer would end in success and I could kind of get my head round that... However I never thought I'd have so many challenges getting to a FET. My very first transfer was a natural FET, I struggled a bit with thickness
Libsie3103
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Fertility Network UK
4 years ago
PROGESTERONE CREAM PROBLEMS AND HASHIMOTOS
Has anyone else experienced problems using ..Specifically ,Serenity, Progesterone cream? I’ve tried countless times..after just a few days of using the minutest amount..a PINCH spoon...I get problems..faster heart beat...other things..just feel less and less good..feels as though my thyroid is worsened
Has anyone else experienced problems using ..Specifically ,Serenity, Progesterone cream? I’ve tried countless times..after just a few days of using the minutest amount..a PINCH spoon...I get problems..faster heart beat...other things..just feel less and less good..feels as though my thyroid is worsened
Jollypolly
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Thyroid UK
4 years ago
Thin lining buddies!
Hello, I just wanted to update people as its been 7 months since my last update about my thin lining. Just a recap, I had my first cycle of IVF in March 2019. We got 7 embryos that all made it to blastocyst stage which we were so happy with. However we realised then that the lining was going to be
Hello, I just wanted to update people as its been 7 months since my last update about my thin lining. Just a recap, I had my first cycle of IVF in March 2019. We got 7 embryos that all made it to blastocyst stage which we were so happy with. However we realised then that the lining was going to be
Pebbles345
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Fertility Network UK
4 years ago
Zoladex advice please
Hi, I have endometriosis, adenomyosis and oestrogen receptor positive breast cancer. Because of the endo my cancer treatment will include Zoladex which I need to get started on next week. I had a holiday to St Lucia planned at Easter (first big holiday in 10 years). The consultant says he can delay
Hi, I have endometriosis, adenomyosis and oestrogen receptor positive breast cancer. Because of the endo my cancer treatment will include Zoladex which I need to get started on next week. I had a holiday to St Lucia planned at Easter (first big holiday in 10 years). The consultant says he can delay
Nataliex
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Endometriosis UK
4 years ago
Hormone testing and Endo
I just wanted to share with you – I've just been to a private clinic to get my hormones tested and it's come back with very low testosterone and low oestrogen, I'm also waiting for my laparoscopy at the moment and planning on having the coil at the same time. Has anyone else looked into their hormone
I just wanted to share with you – I've just been to a private clinic to get my hormones tested and it's come back with very low testosterone and low oestrogen, I'm also waiting for my laparoscopy at the moment and planning on having the coil at the same time. Has anyone else looked into their hormone
Whoisthis
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Endometriosis UK
4 years ago
Will slow-growing follicles catch up?
Hi all, I have just embarked on my 2nd round of IVF. I have low amh (4) and endo stage 4. At my baseline scan I was told I had an AFC of 12, but today (day 4 of stims) I was told that my AFC is 8 and only 2 follicles look like they are growing as they should (2 were 9/10 mm and the rest below 6).
Hi all, I have just embarked on my 2nd round of IVF. I have low amh (4) and endo stage 4. At my baseline scan I was told I had an AFC of 12, but today (day 4 of stims) I was told that my AFC is 8 and only 2 follicles look like they are growing as they should (2 were 9/10 mm and the rest below 6).
Mj1986
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Fertility Network UK
4 years ago
Dog... man's best friend
It is fascinating to me that our best friend, the dog, is the fellow-sufferer of PC that helped us learn how to treat the disease. Likewise fascinating is the post-dog work of Charles Huggins... this 1966 paper tells us we can potentially treat PC by removing testosterone, as we commonly do today...
It is fascinating to me that our best friend, the dog, is the fellow-sufferer of PC that helped us learn how to treat the disease. Likewise fascinating is the post-dog work of Charles Huggins... this 1966 paper tells us we can potentially treat PC by removing testosterone, as we commonly do today...
noahware
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
Constant thin uterus lining and TShaped uterus
Hi. I’ve had constant issues with my lining and have had 2 ops to remove scarring. 6.7mm is the thickest it’s ever been. We have 2 frozen blastocysts waiting to be transferred (using donor eggs) but are in a catch 22. I’m on 3 estrogen patches, 6mg of progynova and aspirin...again! I’ve been reading
Hi. I’ve had constant issues with my lining and have had 2 ops to remove scarring. 6.7mm is the thickest it’s ever been. We have 2 frozen blastocysts waiting to be transferred (using donor eggs) but are in a catch 22. I’m on 3 estrogen patches, 6mg of progynova and aspirin...again! I’ve been reading
Rufus01
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Fertility Network UK
4 years ago
update on changed cancer
Lots of water under the bridge since I last posted. Had left breast removed because of wound that would not heal. Tissue sent for testing and came back Progesterone positive changed from estrogen positive. My young oncologist did not know how to treat this. Decided to wait until new scans. No meds
Lots of water under the bridge since I last posted. Had left breast removed because of wound that would not heal. Tissue sent for testing and came back Progesterone positive changed from estrogen positive. My young oncologist did not know how to treat this. Decided to wait until new scans. No meds
8576
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SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
4 years ago
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