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Gluten free for over a year- worth it? Advice needed please!!
Hello! I haven't posted for ages but quick summary- I was diagnosed with Hashi's after giving birth 3 years ago. I started a strict gluten free diet in Feb 2016. I'm on 125mcg levo. Have previously had private bloods but cannot afford to do it regularly. Recently, I went on holiday to country where
Hello! I haven't posted for ages but quick summary- I was diagnosed with Hashi's after giving birth 3 years ago. I started a strict gluten free diet in Feb 2016. I'm on 125mcg levo. Have previously had private bloods but cannot afford to do it regularly. Recently, I went on holiday to country where
dinkyoodle
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Thyroid UK
6 years ago
Injured and frustrated
Did my graduation run on Monday Tuesday morning woke up with sore glute on left side and (after a bit of googling) seems I had injured my abductor muscles on left side. Have rested and applied plenty of deep heat yet the muscles are still tight and restricting my movement. Not painful as such any more
Did my graduation run on Monday Tuesday morning woke up with sore glute on left side and (after a bit of googling) seems I had injured my abductor muscles on left side. Have rested and applied plenty of deep heat yet the muscles are still tight and restricting my movement. Not painful as such any more
Grandadmike
Graduate
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Couch to 5K
6 years ago
Has anyone had a family member have Parkinson’s too?
My oldest sister was diagnosed about 2 years before me.She had DBS about two years ago. And another girl about a half block away has Parkinson’s to.
My oldest sister was diagnosed about 2 years before me.She had DBS about two years ago. And another girl about a half block away has Parkinson’s to.
Fishaholic
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Cure Parkinson's
6 years ago
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Reposting of comments on depression and the gut. How to heal the gut naturally
The following has been copied from another thread and covers issues about the role of the gut in depression, and ACAC has such useful advice here about how to heal the gut that I have reposted it for people who missed that thread. My husband has had depression and anxiety for quite a few years prior
The following has been copied from another thread and covers issues about the role of the gut in depression, and ACAC has such useful advice here about how to heal the gut that I have reposted it for people who missed that thread. My husband has had depression and anxiety for quite a few years prior
LAJ12345
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Cure Parkinson's
6 years ago
Make sense of my results
Hi My levels seem to be in range but I still having symptoms of tingling / pins and needles in my arms and legs, dry skin on my shins and face (only temples and nose area now). I still suffer with fatigue, but not as bad as I was, mood swings which are both worse around the time of my period. I take
Hi My levels seem to be in range but I still having symptoms of tingling / pins and needles in my arms and legs, dry skin on my shins and face (only temples and nose area now). I still suffer with fatigue, but not as bad as I was, mood swings which are both worse around the time of my period. I take
Lyndsay80
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
6 years ago
RA, Gluten and Leaky Gut
I’m so very confused! I was diagnosed with RA and was given Naproxen (despite being given this before and no effect, they didnt listen to me) I’ve been asked to go on a gluten free diet, as Gluten may be my trigger. But does Naproxen has gluten in? Not only that, I have 9/10 symptoms of leaky gut..
I’m so very confused! I was diagnosed with RA and was given Naproxen (despite being given this before and no effect, they didnt listen to me) I’ve been asked to go on a gluten free diet, as Gluten may be my trigger. But does Naproxen has gluten in? Not only that, I have 9/10 symptoms of leaky gut..
Edgie97
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NRAS
6 years ago
Making sense of my results
Hi My levels seem to be in range but I still having symptoms of tingling / pins and needles in my arms and legs, dry skin on my shins and face (only temples and nose area now). I still suffer with fatigue, but not as bad as I was, mood swings which are both worse around the time of my period. I take
Hi My levels seem to be in range but I still having symptoms of tingling / pins and needles in my arms and legs, dry skin on my shins and face (only temples and nose area now). I still suffer with fatigue, but not as bad as I was, mood swings which are both worse around the time of my period. I take
Lyndsay80
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Thyroid UK
6 years ago
Help with blood test results 2
I’m typing this out now as I was told it was hard to see on my photo ANTI TTG RESULT UNIT RANGE SERUM ANTI TGG ( Iga) <0.5. kU/L. (<14.9) TEST COMMENTS The sensitivity of this test for coeliac disease is impaired when
I’m typing this out now as I was told it was hard to see on my photo ANTI TTG RESULT UNIT RANGE SERUM ANTI TGG ( Iga) <0.5. kU/L. (<14.9) TEST COMMENTS The sensitivity of this test for coeliac disease is impaired when
Ecomask
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Thyroid UK
6 years ago
Deep brain stimulation first therapy to slow the progression of Parkinson's disease
“DBS is the first therapy to show disease-modifying effect—it can actually slow down cardinal features of Parkinson’s. There has been no therapy, drug, or device that has ever been able to do that,” said Dr. Konrad. https://www.mdlinx.com/neurology/top-medical-news/article/index.cfm/ZZ52FEC8C385D94C8EA0767FCBC5BA4391
“DBS is the first therapy to show disease-modifying effect—it can actually slow down cardinal features of Parkinson’s. There has been no therapy, drug, or device that has ever been able to do that,” said Dr. Konrad. https://www.mdlinx.com/neurology/top-medical-news/article/index.cfm/ZZ52FEC8C385D94C8EA0767FCBC5BA4391
stepan13
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Cure Parkinson's
6 years ago
When is it safe to run again?
As posted on Monday, I had to abort my latest run due to nasty pain in my calf. That afternoon my left calf was sore to touch but that evening I massaged it and applied deep heat. I did the same yesterday and it feels almost back to normal now. Last Saturday was my longest run (30 mins) where I covered
As posted on Monday, I had to abort my latest run due to nasty pain in my calf. That afternoon my left calf was sore to touch but that evening I massaged it and applied deep heat. I did the same yesterday and it feels almost back to normal now. Last Saturday was my longest run (30 mins) where I covered
Grandadmike
Graduate
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Couch to 5K
6 years ago
Dementia
My mother is in her mid 70's had breast cancer that went into remission in 2010 but unfortunately it came as secondary spine compression cancer a couple of small tumours that cannot be operated on due to the area they are in and she has lost the use her legs She has a bedsore grade 3 so has had the
My mother is in her mid 70's had breast cancer that went into remission in 2010 but unfortunately it came as secondary spine compression cancer a couple of small tumours that cannot be operated on due to the area they are in and she has lost the use her legs She has a bedsore grade 3 so has had the
Advice1
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My Breast Cancer Community
6 years ago
Sudden Downturn
My spouse has the DBS in oct 2016. The past 6 months, he’s been falling daily. Forgetting, occasionally leaving stove on... Finally, the doctor convinced him to get a walker. We’re also testing him to see if he can drive. I upped his devices to 3.7voltz a month ago but the dr put them at 4.0 yesterday
My spouse has the DBS in oct 2016. The past 6 months, he’s been falling daily. Forgetting, occasionally leaving stove on... Finally, the doctor convinced him to get a walker. We’re also testing him to see if he can drive. I upped his devices to 3.7voltz a month ago but the dr put them at 4.0 yesterday
3Fishies
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Cure Parkinson's
6 years ago
Normal LFTS but feel something is very wrong.
Hi, thanks to everyone who reads this post. Im a 36 year old female who was a very heavy drinker in my 20s until I met my husband. When I say heavy I mean the equivalent to 2 bottles of wine per night- every night. I was drinking alcoholically but because I never drank alone or didn't drink during the
Hi, thanks to everyone who reads this post. Im a 36 year old female who was a very heavy drinker in my 20s until I met my husband. When I say heavy I mean the equivalent to 2 bottles of wine per night- every night. I was drinking alcoholically but because I never drank alone or didn't drink during the
Liberty82
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British Liver Trust
6 years ago
Help Required with Vitamin and mineral results
Hello. I have had tests for Vit B12, Folate, Vit D and Ferritin (done by the NHS) and need some advice as to whether the levels are OK or not. Serum Vitamin B12 438 ng/ml (187 - 883) Serum Folate 5.2 ng/ml (3.1 - 20.5) Serum Ferritin 136 ng/ml (20 - 204) Serum Vitamin D 27 nmol/l (80 - 150) I
Hello. I have had tests for Vit B12, Folate, Vit D and Ferritin (done by the NHS) and need some advice as to whether the levels are OK or not. Serum Vitamin B12 438 ng/ml (187 - 883) Serum Folate 5.2 ng/ml (3.1 - 20.5) Serum Ferritin 136 ng/ml (20 - 204) Serum Vitamin D 27 nmol/l (80 - 150) I
Happywalker
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Thyroid UK
6 years ago
Read this if you are on gluten-free diet but do not have celiac disease
https://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2017-02/uoia-gdm021317.php
https://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2017-02/uoia-gdm021317.php
IFwczs
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My MSAA Community
6 years ago
Worrying new Thyroid results from Medicheck
Good morning to you all. I have just received a new set of results; My Gp is concerned and she has gone off to gain some advice and guidance. I am currently taking 150 mg of Levothyroxine daily. My Gp has tried to get me to take another 25 mgs daily but the extra dose does not seem to help and I feel
Good morning to you all. I have just received a new set of results; My Gp is concerned and she has gone off to gain some advice and guidance. I am currently taking 150 mg of Levothyroxine daily. My Gp has tried to get me to take another 25 mgs daily but the extra dose does not seem to help and I feel
cheslee
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Thyroid UK
6 years ago
Any advice on finding a good reproductive endocrinologist in London?
Hi all I've just had a 2nd failed frozen embryo transfer (FET) and have Hashimotos and currently on a gluten-free diet, taking 150mg Levothyroxine and selenium.My current NHS endo is unhelpful with advice as to what I can do so would like to get a second opinion. Any advice or recommendations would
Hi all I've just had a 2nd failed frozen embryo transfer (FET) and have Hashimotos and currently on a gluten-free diet, taking 150mg Levothyroxine and selenium.My current NHS endo is unhelpful with advice as to what I can do so would like to get a second opinion. Any advice or recommendations would
HealthyEmski
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Thyroid UK
6 years ago
Wk 4 Leg Bones Aching
Will be completing last session of week 4 today however my leg bones / muscles are killing me. Any advice? I have been stretching and using Deep heat prior to each run and have been running on treadmill gradient 1 at between 8.5 - 9.0 kph. Thanks
Will be completing last session of week 4 today however my leg bones / muscles are killing me. Any advice? I have been stretching and using Deep heat prior to each run and have been running on treadmill gradient 1 at between 8.5 - 9.0 kph. Thanks
Fattyboomboom16
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Couch to 5K
6 years ago
Problems with sinemet
Hi, I have a question, my husband is the one with Parkinsons. We are having an issue that when he takes his sinemet, that he has taken for 20 yrs, in different amts, he kind of loses all sense of reality. Another way to put it is he is almost like he is drunk. Any amt he takes makes him like this. Also
Hi, I have a question, my husband is the one with Parkinsons. We are having an issue that when he takes his sinemet, that he has taken for 20 yrs, in different amts, he kind of loses all sense of reality. Another way to put it is he is almost like he is drunk. Any amt he takes makes him like this. Also
kathyl111
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Cure Parkinson's
6 years ago
Is Hashimoto's possible without weight gain?
Having recently been diagnosed with autoimmune disorder/Hashimoto's, I have done a little reading and was curious as to whether it's possible to actually have Hashimoto's but with the total opposite of the weight gain symptom? I tick a lot of the boxes, but weight gain seems a very, very common - almost
Having recently been diagnosed with autoimmune disorder/Hashimoto's, I have done a little reading and was curious as to whether it's possible to actually have Hashimoto's but with the total opposite of the weight gain symptom? I tick a lot of the boxes, but weight gain seems a very, very common - almost
DaveT81
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Thyroid UK
6 years ago
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