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Degarelix and increased diabetes risk?
My husband had his first Degarelix injection last week. I have been reading that men who get ADT have an increased risk of diabetes. Just wondering because he had a blood test today, and his glucose was high. Diabetes runs in his family as his father, brother and sisters all had/have diabetes. Both father
My husband had his first Degarelix injection last week. I have been reading that men who get ADT have an increased risk of diabetes. Just wondering because he had a blood test today, and his glucose was high. Diabetes runs in his family as his father, brother and sisters all had/have diabetes. Both father
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Prostate Cancer Network
8 months ago
Health News: Nourishment for Eyes
When my Mom was 6, an Alsatian (German Shepherd) dog jumped up on her, jarring her head round to look, left her with a cast in her right eye. Known as strabismus, the ancient Greek for squinting. More accurately, it means the affected eye can’t really focus and can thus appear as a cross-eye. Off her
When my Mom was 6, an Alsatian (German Shepherd) dog jumped up on her, jarring her head round to look, left her with a cast in her right eye. Known as strabismus, the ancient Greek for squinting. More accurately, it means the affected eye can’t really focus and can thus appear as a cross-eye. Off her
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Nutrition and Yoga for Health
8 months ago
A great video on the effects of 10 years MAF training
This has always been something I have been interested in from around a year after starting running , especially when I was running regular 10k's Like many, I found it very frustrating as I needed to stop running and walk for a while every few minutes to keep my heart rate below my MAF Max. At the time
This has always been something I have been interested in from around a year after starting running , especially when I was running regular 10k's Like many, I found it very frustrating as I needed to stop running and walk for a while every few minutes to keep my heart rate below my MAF Max. At the time
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Fun Beyond 10K & Race Support
8 months ago
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What is left.
When you have exhausted all medical avenues and tried more than enough so called remedies from the ridiculous to the insane, what is left. It has been made very clear to me it is my choice, medicate and mitigate everything else that I'm dealing with or don't and suffer the consequences. Possibly the
When you have exhausted all medical avenues and tried more than enough so called remedies from the ridiculous to the insane, what is left. It has been made very clear to me it is my choice, medicate and mitigate everything else that I'm dealing with or don't and suffer the consequences. Possibly the
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IBS Network
8 months ago
SGLT-2 Inhibitors to (partially) “Starve” Glucose Dependent Cancers
There has been many theories proposed about how to “starve cancer”. And many have gone down rabbit holes chasing unproven theories about how to do so. Unfortunately, IMO, they simply do not work. Cancers are very metabolically flexible. They will take what they need to survive and grow and adapt to whatever
There has been many theories proposed about how to “starve cancer”. And many have gone down rabbit holes chasing unproven theories about how to do so. Unfortunately, IMO, they simply do not work. Cancers are very metabolically flexible. They will take what they need to survive and grow and adapt to whatever
MateoBeach
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Fight Prostate Cancer
8 months ago
low blood glucose liver Mets
ok. Talk me out of the rabbit hole dear ladies! I just got my blood work back. It’s all normal except for the second month in a row my glucose is below 70. Last month it was 67. Now it’s 65. I’m on Orserdu w Mets to bone and liver. I googled Orserdu side effects and low blood glucose doesn’t seem
ok. Talk me out of the rabbit hole dear ladies! I just got my blood work back. It’s all normal except for the second month in a row my glucose is below 70. Last month it was 67. Now it’s 65. I’m on Orserdu w Mets to bone and liver. I googled Orserdu side effects and low blood glucose doesn’t seem
Pbsoup
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SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
8 months ago
lower t4 super low tsh armour
Hello! I am 20 years deep at age 40 into basically helping doctors regulate my thyroid after a horrible medical overdose at age 17 my thyroid was never the same ….perhaps it was like that as a kid from a traumatic move because I gained 40 pounds seemingly overnight, however I didn’t become medicated
Hello! I am 20 years deep at age 40 into basically helping doctors regulate my thyroid after a horrible medical overdose at age 17 my thyroid was never the same ….perhaps it was like that as a kid from a traumatic move because I gained 40 pounds seemingly overnight, however I didn’t become medicated
DeedellaD
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Thyroid UK
8 months ago
Diagnosed with CLL in October 2022 W&W
Hello. I am recently diagnosed with CLL (10/22, 13q/mutated) with current WBC of 15k and Lymphs at 10k. I've always had pretty good body weight but since diagnosis, I've been especially mindful of getting all my blood markers in the best possible position to make my body as inhospitable as possible
Hello. I am recently diagnosed with CLL (10/22, 13q/mutated) with current WBC of 15k and Lymphs at 10k. I've always had pretty good body weight but since diagnosis, I've been especially mindful of getting all my blood markers in the best possible position to make my body as inhospitable as possible
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CLL Support
8 months ago
Paleontology Diet – By Dr Barry Durrant-Peatfield
Excerpt from the transcript of a talk given by the late Dr Barry Durrant-Peatfield at one of TPA's Annual Conferences several years ago.
I'm posting this here because we've recently had a few questions/posts about extreme diets such as the carnivor diet. Personally, I think what Dr Peatfield
Excerpt from the transcript of a talk given by the late Dr Barry Durrant-Peatfield at one of TPA's Annual Conferences several years ago.
I'm posting this here because we've recently had a few questions/posts about extreme diets such as the carnivor diet. Personally, I think what Dr Peatfield
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Thyroid UK
8 months ago
Zoe food plan
Hi, wondering if anyone on here is trying the 'Zoe' food plan and, if so, how are you finding it? Apparently, you are given a glucose monitor, blood and poo tests and after the results are analysed you are given an individualised food (not diet!) plan to follow tailored to your body's needs. Tim Spector
Hi, wondering if anyone on here is trying the 'Zoe' food plan and, if so, how are you finding it? Apparently, you are given a glucose monitor, blood and poo tests and after the results are analysed you are given an individualised food (not diet!) plan to follow tailored to your body's needs. Tim Spector
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NRAS
8 months ago
18 months of diet and lifestyle contributed to the effectiveness of Casodex and Lupron
Us layman are confused and stressed out about all the side effects of drugs vs quality of life. In my 18 months since diagnosed with PC I have changed to plant base diet, healthy lifestyle, spirituality and stress reduction. I don’t eat processed foods, I drink purified water with no pesticides or fluoride
Us layman are confused and stressed out about all the side effects of drugs vs quality of life. In my 18 months since diagnosed with PC I have changed to plant base diet, healthy lifestyle, spirituality and stress reduction. I don’t eat processed foods, I drink purified water with no pesticides or fluoride
RealtorDude
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
8 months ago
Hypochondria
Hypochondria, thy name is Kevin. My first bout with cancer was when I was 5 yrs old. I was just learning to read and was leafing through Life Magazine. I saw a poster-board titled, "The Seven Deadly Signs of Cancer." A few days prior I had noticed a lump near my nipple. When I read The Seven
Hypochondria, thy name is Kevin. My first bout with cancer was when I was 5 yrs old. I was just learning to read and was leafing through Life Magazine. I saw a poster-board titled, "The Seven Deadly Signs of Cancer." A few days prior I had noticed a lump near my nipple. When I read The Seven
kaypeeoh
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Cure Parkinson's
9 months ago
... what, then, do we die of?
New study of SEER data below [1]. The old comforting words that men with PCa "die with the disease, not of it" does not apply once mets occur, of course, but is largely true for local disease (the majority of cases in the U.S., due to screening practices.) It has long been known that men with PCa
New study of SEER data below [1]. The old comforting words that men with PCa "die with the disease, not of it" does not apply once mets occur, of course, but is largely true for local disease (the majority of cases in the U.S., due to screening practices.) It has long been known that men with PCa
pca2004
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Fight Prostate Cancer
9 months ago
Urgent help please: Getting an NHS GP to agree to blood tests for a private endocrinologist
Hello, I have a GP appointment in about an hour and it's to discuss having a blood test that has been ordered by a private endocrinologist. The person who recommended the private endo to me told me to try to get as many of the tests done on the NHS as possible. I'm not sure how to approach this with
Hello, I have a GP appointment in about an hour and it's to discuss having a blood test that has been ordered by a private endocrinologist. The person who recommended the private endo to me told me to try to get as many of the tests done on the NHS as possible. I'm not sure how to approach this with
Zazbag
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Thyroid UK
9 months ago
Supplements and self-care
Hi everyone, I am new to this site and to this forum. It has been a wealth of information. I know there have been plenty of other threads, regarding supplements, and how we take care of ourselves, but some of them have aged and just wanted to start a fresh one. I am 53 and was diagnosed with stage
Hi everyone, I am new to this site and to this forum. It has been a wealth of information. I know there have been plenty of other threads, regarding supplements, and how we take care of ourselves, but some of them have aged and just wanted to start a fresh one. I am 53 and was diagnosed with stage
StayinAlive8
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
9 months ago
glucose in urine
have done a urine dipstick test and it shows positive for glucose. I’m a bit worried and will ring gp but could this be a sign of liver disease and diabetes?
have done a urine dipstick test and it shows positive for glucose. I’m a bit worried and will ring gp but could this be a sign of liver disease and diabetes?
Watersk
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British Liver Trust
9 months ago
Distortion of Hba1c test with levo
Hi Someone asked me to give further info about my claim that HbA1c tests cannot be relied upon if you are being treated with levothyroxine. I can't find that request now so I'm starting a new thread. The clearest statement is on the American Thyroid Association website.
WHAT ARE THE IMPLICATIONS
Hi Someone asked me to give further info about my claim that HbA1c tests cannot be relied upon if you are being treated with levothyroxine. I can't find that request now so I'm starting a new thread. The clearest statement is on the American Thyroid Association website.
WHAT ARE THE IMPLICATIONS
Pearlteapot
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Thyroid UK
9 months ago
Sudden Increase Of Creatinine
Hello everyone, I am returning after a few months of absence. I am 55 years old. Recently, my creatinine levels on the three most recent blood tests, conducted within the past two weeks, have shown a rise to 2.0. Previously, these levels used to fluctuate between 1.5 and 1.7. My glucose level remains
Hello everyone, I am returning after a few months of absence. I am 55 years old. Recently, my creatinine levels on the three most recent blood tests, conducted within the past two weeks, have shown a rise to 2.0. Previously, these levels used to fluctuate between 1.5 and 1.7. My glucose level remains
Gibrail
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Kidney Disease
9 months ago
What I learned about steroids and blood sugar levels from wearing a continuous glucose monitor (CGM) on the ZOE program
I’ve just finished using a CGM for 2 weeks as a paying participant in the ZOE study, which I mentioned in a previous post: https://healthunlocked.com/pmrgcauk/posts/149526653/ive-signed-up-for-tim-spectors-zoe-study-looking-at-blood-sugars-and-gut-health Many PMR and GCA patients, self-included, have
I’ve just finished using a CGM for 2 weeks as a paying participant in the ZOE study, which I mentioned in a previous post: https://healthunlocked.com/pmrgcauk/posts/149526653/ive-signed-up-for-tim-spectors-zoe-study-looking-at-blood-sugars-and-gut-health Many PMR and GCA patients, self-included, have
tangocharlie
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PMRGCAuk
9 months ago
everolimus and Exemestane.
after taking letroazole and ibrance for 17 months , I had to stop because I had progression in my liver mets and sternum I have started taking everolimus and Exemestane. and i am almost 2 weeks into taking them . 10 days in and I started with mouth ulcers and a very painful tongue . Can anyone recommend
after taking letroazole and ibrance for 17 months , I had to stop because I had progression in my liver mets and sternum I have started taking everolimus and Exemestane. and i am almost 2 weeks into taking them . 10 days in and I started with mouth ulcers and a very painful tongue . Can anyone recommend
Jenhood
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SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
9 months ago
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