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Peripheral T-cell Lymphoma update
Update December 21 I introduced B1 to my oncologist saying it gave me 5 years of control. He said he did not recall that in his college days. Today, oncologist in Las Cruces , Memorial Cancer Center said the chemo therapy I received at Gerald Champion Cancer in Alamogordo was not necessary. The Memorial
Update December 21 I introduced B1 to my oncologist saying it gave me 5 years of control. He said he did not recall that in his college days. Today, oncologist in Las Cruces , Memorial Cancer Center said the chemo therapy I received at Gerald Champion Cancer in Alamogordo was not necessary. The Memorial
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Cure Parkinson's
3 years ago
My Dislike For Lyrica Grows by The Day
I also dislike mysteries. I like understanding. The other day a member posted that the first time he ever had RLS in his 30 years of life was shortly after he went cold turkey off of Pregabalin, which he was taking for other reasons. It absolutely has the tendency to do this. I will post case reports
I also dislike mysteries. I like understanding. The other day a member posted that the first time he ever had RLS in his 30 years of life was shortly after he went cold turkey off of Pregabalin, which he was taking for other reasons. It absolutely has the tendency to do this. I will post case reports
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Restless Legs Syndrome
3 years ago
Diagnosis
So after a year and a half of being told I have Fibromyalgia, I've just been diagnosed with type 2 diabetes! I'm shocked it's taken so long but more disappointed and upset with myself for not looking after myself. Feeling very overwhelmed and low but at least I know why I've felt so poorly.
So after a year and a half of being told I have Fibromyalgia, I've just been diagnosed with type 2 diabetes! I'm shocked it's taken so long but more disappointed and upset with myself for not looking after myself. Feeling very overwhelmed and low but at least I know why I've felt so poorly.
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Fibromyalgia Action UK
3 years ago
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Atorvastatin and PMR
Does anyone take Atorvastatin who has been diagnosed with PMR? I was diagnosed with PMR nine years ago. Couldn’t get below 3mg and have been put on a ‘ maintenance’ dose of 5mg as my adrenal glands don’t seem to want to wake up. It’s been recommended that I take a statin to protect against stroke/
Does anyone take Atorvastatin who has been diagnosed with PMR? I was diagnosed with PMR nine years ago. Couldn’t get below 3mg and have been put on a ‘ maintenance’ dose of 5mg as my adrenal glands don’t seem to want to wake up. It’s been recommended that I take a statin to protect against stroke/
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PMRGCAuk
2 years ago
Lyrica Withdrawal
Hi everyone I've been on Lyrica 200mg for my RLS along with Oxycodone for about 9 months and I recently stopped the Lyrica and since have had horrible feelings of emptiness, sadness and anxiety. Has anyone else gone through this after quitting Lyrica?? Thanks for your responses 🐱
Hi everyone I've been on Lyrica 200mg for my RLS along with Oxycodone for about 9 months and I recently stopped the Lyrica and since have had horrible feelings of emptiness, sadness and anxiety. Has anyone else gone through this after quitting Lyrica?? Thanks for your responses 🐱
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Restless Legs Syndrome
3 years ago
Memory and Gabapentin/Lyrica Question
I was taking Gabapentin for about 2-3 weeks and started to notice issues with memory. It became such a problem I stopped taking it. I know Lyrica can also cause that issue as well. Had anyone been in this situation where they switched to Lyrica and had no memory issues? My PT said I should try Lyrica
I was taking Gabapentin for about 2-3 weeks and started to notice issues with memory. It became such a problem I stopped taking it. I know Lyrica can also cause that issue as well. Had anyone been in this situation where they switched to Lyrica and had no memory issues? My PT said I should try Lyrica
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Pelvic Pain Support Network
3 years ago
2022 New Year 🎁: The J R Kraft test, & the REAL pathology of Type 1 & Type 2 diabetes ( - of which T2DM is the 'end-stage' of disease !).
"2022" greetings to all readers ! Searching for "Kraft" today on this forum returned only 18 results, & none from the past year or two ! That's a pity, as the fruits of pathologist Dr Joseph R Kraft's research about insulin & associated glucose levels are worth knowing about & understanding in broad
"2022" greetings to all readers ! Searching for "Kraft" today on this forum returned only 18 results, & none from the past year or two ! That's a pity, as the fruits of pathologist Dr Joseph R Kraft's research about insulin & associated glucose levels are worth knowing about & understanding in broad
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Diabetes India
2 years ago
Low kidney function
Just sitting by the fireplace, doing nothing. My feet are swollen & red this morning. Doctors tell me my feet are swelling due to low kidney function? They have double my Diuretic, and still is not removing fluid. Waiting on test results from yesterday to determine which way to go next? They are not
Just sitting by the fireplace, doing nothing. My feet are swollen & red this morning. Doctors tell me my feet are swelling due to low kidney function? They have double my Diuretic, and still is not removing fluid. Waiting on test results from yesterday to determine which way to go next? They are not
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LUPUS UK
3 years ago
Hypothyroidism and glucose levels
I have been thyroidless for almost 12 years (as well as hypoparathyroid). Glucose levels have usually been in the top part of the range, but lately they've jumped higher. Found one study that indicated hypothyroidism is associated with a faulty increase in hemoglobin A1C levels. This could lead to
I have been thyroidless for almost 12 years (as well as hypoparathyroid). Glucose levels have usually been in the top part of the range, but lately they've jumped higher. Found one study that indicated hypothyroidism is associated with a faulty increase in hemoglobin A1C levels. This could lead to
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Thyroid UK
3 years ago
Slowly improving
After over two weeks of terrible legs (after coming off mirapexin) I think the gabapentin is starting to work. The last 3 nights were awful with hardly any sleep but last night with tramadol of course I slept all night and tonight without tramadol I slept at around 11. Unfortunately I woke up half an
After over two weeks of terrible legs (after coming off mirapexin) I think the gabapentin is starting to work. The last 3 nights were awful with hardly any sleep but last night with tramadol of course I slept all night and tonight without tramadol I slept at around 11. Unfortunately I woke up half an
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Restless Legs Syndrome
3 years ago
Help with one problem is causing another one
Not sure if I have to ask a question about RLS only as I don't really have a problem with that. My question is related to the medication I am taking for my Neuropathy. I was taking Gabapentin a couple of years before switching to Lyrica because it wasn't working for me. I would like to know if anyone
Not sure if I have to ask a question about RLS only as I don't really have a problem with that. My question is related to the medication I am taking for my Neuropathy. I was taking Gabapentin a couple of years before switching to Lyrica because it wasn't working for me. I would like to know if anyone
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Restless Legs Syndrome
3 years ago
Review after 4weeks OFF bisoprolol
Well, I saw my gp this morning and we both agreed I need some sort of blood pressure medication. I asked for bendrfuromethiside(or however it’s spelt 🤣) as my normal bp outside of af episodes was fine, and I got no awful side effects (no peeing for England either!) but he wasn’t happy with that because
Well, I saw my gp this morning and we both agreed I need some sort of blood pressure medication. I asked for bendrfuromethiside(or however it’s spelt 🤣) as my normal bp outside of af episodes was fine, and I got no awful side effects (no peeing for England either!) but he wasn’t happy with that because
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AF Association
3 years ago
Re: "A Possible Solution For ... Peripheral Neuropathy ..."
By the time I got around to responding to Nalakrat's post, he had over 3 dozen repiles & who know how many who read but did not respond. On the basis that those people would not get to read a late post, I started this one. I have some interest in this going back to 2016 when my wife was on Velcade,
By the time I got around to responding to Nalakrat's post, he had over 3 dozen repiles & who know how many who read but did not respond. On the basis that those people would not get to read a late post, I started this one. I have some interest in this going back to 2016 when my wife was on Velcade,
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 years ago
Neuropathy or rls?
We often get people on here asking if they have rls, and describing their symptoms as "burning or tingling". This short study gives a description of the title. https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2021/10/211027172626.htm It begs the question as to whether we should ask people about their BMI or obesity
We often get people on here asking if they have rls, and describing their symptoms as "burning or tingling". This short study gives a description of the title. https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2021/10/211027172626.htm It begs the question as to whether we should ask people about their BMI or obesity
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Restless Legs Syndrome
3 years ago
update to severe leg cramps and result of stopping Spironolactone
I was suffering severe and excruciatingly painful full leg cramps in the night - mostly in the left leg but sometimes both legs. I would also sometimes suffer spasms of them during the day. I researched in depth the possible causes, with the obvious ones being not drinking enough fluids throughout the
I was suffering severe and excruciatingly painful full leg cramps in the night - mostly in the left leg but sometimes both legs. I would also sometimes suffer spasms of them during the day. I researched in depth the possible causes, with the obvious ones being not drinking enough fluids throughout the
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British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
Has anyone tried oxymorphone?
Hi, has anyone here tried oxymorphone for RLS? oxymorphone is similar to oxycodone but with much less sleeping difficulties in comparison with oxycodone. I have been doing extensive research for an opioid which exerts less sleeping difficulties because the oxycodone I am taking gives me severe insomnia
Hi, has anyone here tried oxymorphone for RLS? oxymorphone is similar to oxycodone but with much less sleeping difficulties in comparison with oxycodone. I have been doing extensive research for an opioid which exerts less sleeping difficulties because the oxycodone I am taking gives me severe insomnia
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Restless Legs Syndrome
3 years ago
Memorial Sloan Kettering, NYC
Met w Dr Deaglin McHugh, Oncologist, and Dr Jonathon Coleman, Surgeon. Both said my numbers (PSA down to .56 and full blood panel) look good. Nano Knife not the answer (yet) for Advanced Stage PCa, but May work well for some sensitive hard to get at areas. Phase 1 Trial underway w Nano Knife for Intermediate
Met w Dr Deaglin McHugh, Oncologist, and Dr Jonathon Coleman, Surgeon. Both said my numbers (PSA down to .56 and full blood panel) look good. Nano Knife not the answer (yet) for Advanced Stage PCa, but May work well for some sensitive hard to get at areas. Phase 1 Trial underway w Nano Knife for Intermediate
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 years ago
Christmas carbs
I may be asking the obvious here: I have managed to keep my weight down by eating a lot fewer refined carbs and virtually no refined sugar. But my blood sugar remains high. I have never been overweight. If I eat a few small bits of eg, Christmas pudding, is it likely that my liver will go Whoopee! and
I may be asking the obvious here: I have managed to keep my weight down by eating a lot fewer refined carbs and virtually no refined sugar. But my blood sugar remains high. I have never been overweight. If I eat a few small bits of eg, Christmas pudding, is it likely that my liver will go Whoopee! and
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PMRGCAuk
3 years ago
App , for calories that shows protein, carbs , vitamins etc
Hi , I was sent a link on here for an app that records not only calories but breaks it into protein, vitamins, carbs etc I am loosing weight to help out my AF but also have to keep an eye on the sugar and carbs in my diet If anyone can help I’d really appreciate it 😊
Hi , I was sent a link on here for an app that records not only calories but breaks it into protein, vitamins, carbs etc I am loosing weight to help out my AF but also have to keep an eye on the sugar and carbs in my diet If anyone can help I’d really appreciate it 😊
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AF Association
3 years ago
Successful induction stories - gestational diabetes
Hi everyone, I’m being induced a week today at 38 weeks due to gestational diabetes which I’m on insulin for. I was induced with my daughter 2 years ago after my waters broke but labor didn’t start, so this time will be different, baby is on 95th centile, I had a 3rd degree tear last time and just feeling
Hi everyone, I’m being induced a week today at 38 weeks due to gestational diabetes which I’m on insulin for. I was induced with my daughter 2 years ago after my waters broke but labor didn’t start, so this time will be different, baby is on 95th centile, I had a 3rd degree tear last time and just feeling
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Pregnancy and Parenting Support
3 years ago
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