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Morning all you beautiful people. Well just a follow up on my last post. I saw my Respiratory specialist at the hospital Chest clinic on Wednesday last, and not sure how I feel at the moment, he has spoken to the doctors at Barts in London and they said I would not benefit from Lung reduction surgery
Morning all you beautiful people. Well just a follow up on my last post. I saw my Respiratory specialist at the hospital Chest clinic on Wednesday last, and not sure how I feel at the moment, he has spoken to the doctors at Barts in London and they said I would not benefit from Lung reduction surgery
purdeyspringer
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 months ago
cardio version
I’ve had Cardio Version 22.3.24 Was told i was back in sinus rhythm GREAT!!! Saturday 23.3.24 late evening everything went haywire racing heart dropping beats which I think I brought on myself by being upset and angry over something. I wished I could control my emotions better! Any way Apple Watch
I’ve had Cardio Version 22.3.24 Was told i was back in sinus rhythm GREAT!!! Saturday 23.3.24 late evening everything went haywire racing heart dropping beats which I think I brought on myself by being upset and angry over something. I wished I could control my emotions better! Any way Apple Watch
Tommyann
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
3 months ago
B12 stored in liver ?
Hi I'm getting a little confused and trying to understand what is actually measured with blood tests... Does a serum Total B12 reflect what is or isn't stored in the liver at the time of the test or just what is circulating ? Does an Active B12 test measure the store differently, is the store in
Hi I'm getting a little confused and trying to understand what is actually measured with blood tests... Does a serum Total B12 reflect what is or isn't stored in the liver at the time of the test or just what is circulating ? Does an Active B12 test measure the store differently, is the store in
Spritze
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Thyroid UK
7 months ago
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Has anyone been prescribed Fluoxetine for Raynaud's?
I have taken 4mg of Lacidipine for Raynaud's for several years. Nifedipine caused bad headaches so Lacidipine was prescribed instead. I don't get full blown 3 phase Raynaud's attacks these days but my fingers are often blue for long periods of time despite being in a warm environment and my feet suffer
I have taken 4mg of Lacidipine for Raynaud's for several years. Nifedipine caused bad headaches so Lacidipine was prescribed instead. I don't get full blown 3 phase Raynaud's attacks these days but my fingers are often blue for long periods of time despite being in a warm environment and my feet suffer
lynntregaron
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Scleroderma & Raynaud's UK (SRUK)
3 months ago
Atrial Fibrillation
I’ve had persistent AF for about the past 10 years. Had one ablation but only in SR for about 6months Taking Edoxaban, Enalapril and Channel Blockers. No follow up, just yearly MOT. I feel forgotten 86 year old. Overweight. Also with Angina and a wife, who I love dearly, suffering from Alzheimer’
I’ve had persistent AF for about the past 10 years. Had one ablation but only in SR for about 6months Taking Edoxaban, Enalapril and Channel Blockers. No follow up, just yearly MOT. I feel forgotten 86 year old. Overweight. Also with Angina and a wife, who I love dearly, suffering from Alzheimer’
hoppy77
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
3 months ago
Is inflammatory arthritis affecting your daily life?
Researchers led by Dr Sam Norton at King's College London would like to invite you to take part in research exploring the impact of inflammatory arthritis on daily life. People with inflammatory arthritis (such as rheumatoid arthritis, psoriatic arthritis, and spondylarthritis) typically experience
Researchers led by Dr Sam Norton at King's College London would like to invite you to take part in research exploring the impact of inflammatory arthritis on daily life. People with inflammatory arthritis (such as rheumatoid arthritis, psoriatic arthritis, and spondylarthritis) typically experience
Aribah-NRAS
NRAS
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NRAS
4 months ago
I have hypothyroidism…have I got autoimmune pancreatitis?
Thanks in advance to all you good people, who’ve already been so helpful. Since 2012, when diagnosed with Hypothyroidism after years of illness, I was never referred to an Endo. I assume I have Hashimoto’s… From childhood, I’ve had recurrent GI symptoms to alcohol and fatty foods. Last August, I had
Thanks in advance to all you good people, who’ve already been so helpful. Since 2012, when diagnosed with Hypothyroidism after years of illness, I was never referred to an Endo. I assume I have Hashimoto’s… From childhood, I’ve had recurrent GI symptoms to alcohol and fatty foods. Last August, I had
BlueMoon65
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Thyroid UK
4 months ago
Health Anxiety over liver damage
Hello, I’m 34 year old female who has definitely over indulged in wine the last few years. my husband and I were living the expat life prior to 2020 and drank a lot with friends and at home. i have had a few breaks since 2020 which was about 10 months in 2020 and nearly 12 months in 2022. Since
Hello, I’m 34 year old female who has definitely over indulged in wine the last few years. my husband and I were living the expat life prior to 2020 and drank a lot with friends and at home. i have had a few breaks since 2020 which was about 10 months in 2020 and nearly 12 months in 2022. Since
Santababy89
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British Liver Trust
7 months ago
Do Sulforaphane, Melatonin, and Cayenne Pepper work?
I've been a lurker for a while. First time post. I have had a radical prostatectomy, chemo (docetaxel - 6 infusions 3 weeks apart), radiation (38 doses) and Lupron (18 months). I am done with all treatment for now. PSA minimum was 0.02, now at 0.04. I've been reading a lot about sulforaphane (BROQ)
I've been a lurker for a while. First time post. I have had a radical prostatectomy, chemo (docetaxel - 6 infusions 3 weeks apart), radiation (38 doses) and Lupron (18 months). I am done with all treatment for now. PSA minimum was 0.02, now at 0.04. I've been reading a lot about sulforaphane (BROQ)
SisuMike
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
7 months ago
PET scan microvascular disease
Just seen a private cardiologist regarding ongoing chest pain following NSTEMI 6 months ago. Successful stent and no other main artery blockages. Now considering microvascular angina. Anyone know anything about PET scans for that? Sounds expensive and wondering if NHS do this?
Just seen a private cardiologist regarding ongoing chest pain following NSTEMI 6 months ago. Successful stent and no other main artery blockages. Now considering microvascular angina. Anyone know anything about PET scans for that? Sounds expensive and wondering if NHS do this?
Heartmum56
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British Heart Foundation
8 months ago
can i have it??
i’ve stopped having donner since being diagnosed with celiac disease. i never used to have the wrap just the donner. today after chatting to family some glutens said they have it with no problems and it’s gluten free. i’m confused 🤷🏻♀️
i’ve stopped having donner since being diagnosed with celiac disease. i never used to have the wrap just the donner. today after chatting to family some glutens said they have it with no problems and it’s gluten free. i’m confused 🤷🏻♀️
Junny123
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Gluten Free Guerrillas
7 months ago
Desperately trying to save my partner.
Hello all,I am desperately trying to get the surgeons to overturn their decision to not give my partner a liver transplant. He has Autoimmune Hepatitis with the complication of Hepatopulmonary Syndrome and the only way to cure Hps is with transplantation but they refuse. He had an assessment at the
Hello all,I am desperately trying to get the surgeons to overturn their decision to not give my partner a liver transplant. He has Autoimmune Hepatitis with the complication of Hepatopulmonary Syndrome and the only way to cure Hps is with transplantation but they refuse. He had an assessment at the
Ffof6
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British Liver Trust
7 months ago
bicalutamide no longer as effective?
After more than two years of bicalutamide monotherapy and repeated PSA<0.1 I just received a 0.6. Before the bicalutamide my PSMA scan showed activity in only the seminal vesicle region. PSA was 2.5 at that time. Lupron had ceased being effective. Bicalutamide had a terrific response. I don’t think PSMA
After more than two years of bicalutamide monotherapy and repeated PSA<0.1 I just received a 0.6. Before the bicalutamide my PSMA scan showed activity in only the seminal vesicle region. PSA was 2.5 at that time. Lupron had ceased being effective. Bicalutamide had a terrific response. I don’t think PSMA
kreg001
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
7 months ago
Watching House
I am off on a long weekend (tomorrow I go back to work), and watching House on Netflix. Funny how they focus on positive ANA for lupus on this. Of course it is never lupus, but the irony is, when you don’t tests positive on ANA - it can’t be lupus. BUT, if people test positive for ANA, you are told
I am off on a long weekend (tomorrow I go back to work), and watching House on Netflix. Funny how they focus on positive ANA for lupus on this. Of course it is never lupus, but the irony is, when you don’t tests positive on ANA - it can’t be lupus. BUT, if people test positive for ANA, you are told
Willow7733
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LUPUS UK
4 months ago
Elevated PSA 8 weeks after Robotic Prostatectomy
At the age of 70 my most recent treatment was a Robotic Prostatectomy after which pathology report was Gl 3+4 prostate cancer, pT3a (EPE and bladder neck invasion), N1 (1/15 nodes positive), multiple positive margins.( Prior to that I underwent Cryotherapy for prostate cancer in Mar 2012.) My PSA level
At the age of 70 my most recent treatment was a Robotic Prostatectomy after which pathology report was Gl 3+4 prostate cancer, pT3a (EPE and bladder neck invasion), N1 (1/15 nodes positive), multiple positive margins.( Prior to that I underwent Cryotherapy for prostate cancer in Mar 2012.) My PSA level
OLDSALTY2008
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
7 months ago
Lots of bad stuff happening, what to do?
I was diagnosed with ET close to 3 years ago, January. Put on Hydroxyurea, 500mg 3x a week and all seemed good with platelets.I just turned 69 in October, am a woman and had a heart attack in September from a blocked artery. A stent was put in and I am on drugs to help lower blood pressure, Baby aspirin
I was diagnosed with ET close to 3 years ago, January. Put on Hydroxyurea, 500mg 3x a week and all seemed good with platelets.I just turned 69 in October, am a woman and had a heart attack in September from a blocked artery. A stent was put in and I am on drugs to help lower blood pressure, Baby aspirin
Androg
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MPN Voice
8 months ago
Medichecks results
Hello all, I have just received the above thyroid test results and would appreciate some advice. I am feeling a bit underactive and wondered if I should increase my levothyroxine slightly? Thanks in advance
Hello all, I have just received the above thyroid test results and would appreciate some advice. I am feeling a bit underactive and wondered if I should increase my levothyroxine slightly? Thanks in advance
Pinkisland
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Thyroid UK
4 months ago
Proteolysis-Targeting Chimeras (PROTACs): targeting cancer by deleting deleterious proteins?
There seem to be a kind of superiority of PROTACs over conventional inhibitors in treating prostate cancer. The article examines various targets for PROTACs in prostate cancer, including the androgen receptor and other critical oncoproteins, while addressing future prospects and challenges in this
There seem to be a kind of superiority of PROTACs over conventional inhibitors in treating prostate cancer. The article examines various targets for PROTACs in prostate cancer, including the androgen receptor and other critical oncoproteins, while addressing future prospects and challenges in this
Maxone73
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
7 months ago
Bisoprolol - is it ok to stop taking altogether?
Hi all. First post here and I wish you all well.My story: 55 year old male. Overweight and desperately trying to change that! 6 ft 2 inches and 17 stone 7 currently. Diagnosed with AF after a bout of COVID in April 2022. A period on apixaban and bisoprolol and then a successful cardioversion in August
Hi all. First post here and I wish you all well.My story: 55 year old male. Overweight and desperately trying to change that! 6 ft 2 inches and 17 stone 7 currently. Diagnosed with AF after a bout of COVID in April 2022. A period on apixaban and bisoprolol and then a successful cardioversion in August
Jacko68
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
3 months ago
Sjogren's Syndrome
Was diagnosed with PMR 3 years ago. Under control at moment and injections down to monthly. Has anyone on this site gone on to develop Sjogren's Syndrone with PMR?
Was diagnosed with PMR 3 years ago. Under control at moment and injections down to monthly. Has anyone on this site gone on to develop Sjogren's Syndrone with PMR?
Bothan
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PMRGCAuk
4 months ago
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