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hi all, I,m feeling a bit confused.
I had HA and 1 stent (LAD) in Oct 2020. At the time my ef was 37% . I was told this was the only blockage but left with some damage to my heart. In march last year I had a heart scan and recieved a letter in May stating my heart was nearly back to normal, great news. Then in December I started to get
I had HA and 1 stent (LAD) in Oct 2020. At the time my ef was 37% . I was told this was the only blockage but left with some damage to my heart. In march last year I had a heart scan and recieved a letter in May stating my heart was nearly back to normal, great news. Then in December I started to get
Gigi1958
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British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
MCT Oil
in another thread someone posted today about MCT oil. I hadn’t heard of this and have tried to research it. It seems to be useful in a variety of situations and claims include support in weight gain, increased energy, constipation t and pain relief. Really it sounds a bit of a ‘cure all’. I’m wondering
in another thread someone posted today about MCT oil. I hadn’t heard of this and have tried to research it. It seems to be useful in a variety of situations and claims include support in weight gain, increased energy, constipation t and pain relief. Really it sounds a bit of a ‘cure all’. I’m wondering
Hidden
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Thyroid UK
10 months ago
NEW MEMBER
Hi everyone, I've just joined and going through posts and comments. I have had CKD for a while now, have epilepsy, am on low sodium chloride daily and suffer from SIADH. I look forward to getting tips from others. Happy Christmas!
Hi everyone, I've just joined and going through posts and comments. I have had CKD for a while now, have epilepsy, am on low sodium chloride daily and suffer from SIADH. I look forward to getting tips from others. Happy Christmas!
lgd333
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Kidney Disease
1 year ago
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micro vascular angina good news!
Hi All, I hope everyone’s doing well! I was walking on the beach with my wife and suffered a crushing chest pain (worse than the pain I had had with my previous two MI’s) shortness of breath and sweating. I used my GTN spray twice but it had no effect. I was blue lighted to hospital. All test proved
Hi All, I hope everyone’s doing well! I was walking on the beach with my wife and suffered a crushing chest pain (worse than the pain I had had with my previous two MI’s) shortness of breath and sweating. I used my GTN spray twice but it had no effect. I was blue lighted to hospital. All test proved
Bondstreet1
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British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
Statin Chest Pain
after an angiogram last September which showed clear the cardiologist instructed me to come off pre-cautionary nitrates and I was told to stay on 40mg Atorvastatin and commence Diltiazem 2 x 60mg per day as well as one Aspirin 75mg. Although not tested cardiologist thinks I have Microvascular angina
after an angiogram last September which showed clear the cardiologist instructed me to come off pre-cautionary nitrates and I was told to stay on 40mg Atorvastatin and commence Diltiazem 2 x 60mg per day as well as one Aspirin 75mg. Although not tested cardiologist thinks I have Microvascular angina
Fonzo
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British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
not diagnosed!
hi all I have not been diagnosed with IBS but I think I have it, the thing is I suffer with bloating , constipation and diarrhoea, the other day at work I had really bad wind then sudden pains in my stomach followed by a sudden rush to the toilet , sorry for next part but graphic , but my bowel movement
hi all I have not been diagnosed with IBS but I think I have it, the thing is I suffer with bloating , constipation and diarrhoea, the other day at work I had really bad wind then sudden pains in my stomach followed by a sudden rush to the toilet , sorry for next part but graphic , but my bowel movement
Prettywoman73
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IBS Network
1 year ago
A Hospital admission and another failed attempt at a CT Angiogram 😥
Hello All, It's me again. I apologise for posting so regularly in the last few weeks. It's been an eventful week 😕 I was admitted to the hospital on Saturday night. I had chest pain, left arm pain and a very high heart rate. I panicked and called an ambulance. I was told it could be a 40 minutes
Hello All, It's me again. I apologise for posting so regularly in the last few weeks. It's been an eventful week 😕 I was admitted to the hospital on Saturday night. I had chest pain, left arm pain and a very high heart rate. I panicked and called an ambulance. I was told it could be a 40 minutes
IamAli_R
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British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
[b]Vinpocetine regulates levels of circulating TLRs in Parkinson's disease patients[/b] 2018
Vinpocetine regulates levels of circulating TLRs in Parkinson's disease patients
2018 https://sci-hub.se/10.1007/s10072-018-3592-y I get 30 mg capsules from Swanson and take one a day with food. Per this article: https://nootropicsexpert.com/vinpocetine/ Vinpocetine helps: • Cerebral Circulation
Vinpocetine regulates levels of circulating TLRs in Parkinson's disease patients
2018 https://sci-hub.se/10.1007/s10072-018-3592-y I get 30 mg capsules from Swanson and take one a day with food. Per this article: https://nootropicsexpert.com/vinpocetine/ Vinpocetine helps: • Cerebral Circulation
Bolt_Upright
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Cure Parkinson's
1 year ago
bowels
hi there, my mums bowels are now very sensitive. Would anyone have any recommendations on how to help stool to be firm, rather than Imodium as I can’t imagine that can be taken on a daily basis?
hi there, my mums bowels are now very sensitive. Would anyone have any recommendations on how to help stool to be firm, rather than Imodium as I can’t imagine that can be taken on a daily basis?
NetballMagic
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PSP Association
1 year ago
Advice on my blood test results, please.
Hello, I was diagnosed in August and really benefitted from advice from people here. I am lacking confidence in the GP as I feel they don't do anything proactively, although they have seemed happy to follow the guidance I am given here. My blood test results are below. I have been prescribed Vitamin
Hello, I was diagnosed in August and really benefitted from advice from people here. I am lacking confidence in the GP as I feel they don't do anything proactively, although they have seemed happy to follow the guidance I am given here. My blood test results are below. I have been prescribed Vitamin
Tired2022
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Thyroid UK
1 year ago
Association Between Antiepileptic Drugs and Incident Parkinson Disease in the UK Biobank
I am unable to post full text article, this is the summary with one comment regarding gabapentin. Interestingly my husband takes gabapentin for back/nerve pain. Prior to his diagnosis he was on a a dose about (600mg), taxes (900mg now) max for pain threshold is (2400-3600). Makes me wonder if we cut
I am unable to post full text article, this is the summary with one comment regarding gabapentin. Interestingly my husband takes gabapentin for back/nerve pain. Prior to his diagnosis he was on a a dose about (600mg), taxes (900mg now) max for pain threshold is (2400-3600). Makes me wonder if we cut
Sydney75
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Cure Parkinson's
1 year ago
Radium 223 and (AdcalD3) calcium supplements
Hi I was hoping for some clarity here as I've been getting different advice in the UK. I think the advice is to keep off the calcium supplements 7 days before a Ra 223 injection and then return to the tablets a few days after. Similarly my Zometa (Zoledronic Acid )injection should be timed so it
Hi I was hoping for some clarity here as I've been getting different advice in the UK. I think the advice is to keep off the calcium supplements 7 days before a Ra 223 injection and then return to the tablets a few days after. Similarly my Zometa (Zoledronic Acid )injection should be timed so it
Finlay66
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
Sodium cromoglicate capsules by KinedexE
Hi, does anyone know where i can buy Sodium cromoglicate capsules by the manufacturer KinedexE? Im in the UK. They work better than the others by eg sanofi
Hi, does anyone know where i can buy Sodium cromoglicate capsules by the manufacturer KinedexE? Im in the UK. They work better than the others by eg sanofi
haris89
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The UK Mastocytosis Support Group
1 year ago
Got blood resukts from over 30 yrs aho ago. NHS request medical records
Hi, I've often wondered what my kidney function results were off yrs ago. I contacted NHS medical records at local hospital. I have just received them as I wanted to know my kidney function tests over the yrs when I went into hospital for nothing major. I pleased to say they have not altered much over
Hi, I've often wondered what my kidney function results were off yrs ago. I contacted NHS medical records at local hospital. I have just received them as I wanted to know my kidney function tests over the yrs when I went into hospital for nothing major. I pleased to say they have not altered much over
Tempest1
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Early CKD Support
1 year ago
Can't get Movicol in
Hi, new here & have read many threads - super helpful, so thank you to all that take the time to reply. My 3yr old boy is withholding after being constipated a few weeks ago. The constipation caused a haemorrhoid so I guess that is now causing pain for him :( Thinking back, prior to the consitpation
Hi, new here & have read many threads - super helpful, so thank you to all that take the time to reply. My 3yr old boy is withholding after being constipated a few weeks ago. The constipation caused a haemorrhoid so I guess that is now causing pain for him :( Thinking back, prior to the consitpation
Bobbles11
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ERIC
2 years ago
Fungus used in Chinese medicine improves sleep in rodents (and also impacts glutamine/glutamate)
This isn't an easy read but, if the results can be relied on, looks promising https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8837518/ Abstract Ganoderma resinaceum is a valuable Chinese medicine. This study aimed to investigate whether a G. resinaceum alcohol extract (GRAE) improves sleep, and analyze
This isn't an easy read but, if the results can be relied on, looks promising https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8837518/ Abstract Ganoderma resinaceum is a valuable Chinese medicine. This study aimed to investigate whether a G. resinaceum alcohol extract (GRAE) improves sleep, and analyze
Hidden
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Restless Legs Syndrome
2 years ago
Squalene Monooxygenase
New Australian study below [1]. When tumors outgrow their blood supply, they experience hypoxia (insufficient oxygen). The normal defence for any cell is the generation of hypoxia-inducible factors [HIFs]. HIFs have cell survival functions. In PCa, HIF-1alpha is the most studied. It triggers the
New Australian study below [1]. When tumors outgrow their blood supply, they experience hypoxia (insufficient oxygen). The normal defence for any cell is the generation of hypoxia-inducible factors [HIFs]. HIFs have cell survival functions. In PCa, HIF-1alpha is the most studied. It triggers the
pjoshea13
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Fight Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
Diagnosed with ARLD cirrhosis decompensated July 2022. Any helpful tips or advice would be greatly appreciated
I presented to GP with ascities, jaundice and pain in around abdomen. Sent me straight to hospital. Had not been feeling well for a year or so and was putting it down to perhaps the start of menopause or heamacromatosis which is in my family. I had also relapsed after many years of recovery but had to
I presented to GP with ascities, jaundice and pain in around abdomen. Sent me straight to hospital. Had not been feeling well for a year or so and was putting it down to perhaps the start of menopause or heamacromatosis which is in my family. I had also relapsed after many years of recovery but had to
Chick_atee
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British Liver Trust
1 year ago
Most effective medications for suppressing Periodic Limb Movements of Sleep (PLMS)
An interesting article from the Journal of Clinical Sleep Medicine (Jan 24, 2023) https://doi.org/10.5664/jcsm.10440 I'm unable to access the full article but here's part of the abstract. STUDY OBJECTIVES:Periodic limb movements during sleep (PLMS) are a frequent finding in restless legs syndrome (
An interesting article from the Journal of Clinical Sleep Medicine (Jan 24, 2023) https://doi.org/10.5664/jcsm.10440 I'm unable to access the full article but here's part of the abstract. STUDY OBJECTIVES:Periodic limb movements during sleep (PLMS) are a frequent finding in restless legs syndrome (
Hidden
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Restless Legs Syndrome
1 year ago
Another Diet Question
Thank you all for talking to me about soda, now I have another question. I've looked through various websites about CKD diets, looked at various recipes and the whys and why nots of what you should and shouldn't eat. For those of you who live with other family members, how do you balance your special
Thank you all for talking to me about soda, now I have another question. I've looked through various websites about CKD diets, looked at various recipes and the whys and why nots of what you should and shouldn't eat. For those of you who live with other family members, how do you balance your special
TheSQLGuy
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Kidney Disease
2 years ago
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