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Side effect of Eliquis
When taking the anticoagulant Eliquis for AFib, how common is abdominal pain as a side effect?
When taking the anticoagulant Eliquis for AFib, how common is abdominal pain as a side effect?
yzmd
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
16 days ago
new person
hi I’m 51 and have just been diagnosed with advanced glucoma . (I mistakenly thought I just needed glasses 😬My vision fields are sounding quite limited and I am looking for tips to help make life easier and hopefully to feel more confident with basics like walking, working, busy or new places . I would
hi I’m 51 and have just been diagnosed with advanced glucoma . (I mistakenly thought I just needed glasses 😬My vision fields are sounding quite limited and I am looking for tips to help make life easier and hopefully to feel more confident with basics like walking, working, busy or new places . I would
Ughb
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Glaucoma UK
16 days ago
Anticoagulants
Anyone had experience with being offered anticoagulants? With me for atrial fibrillation. I'm worried about the bleeding risk of course.
Anyone had experience with being offered anticoagulants? With me for atrial fibrillation. I'm worried about the bleeding risk of course.
Castella
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Scleroderma & Raynaud's UK (SRUK)
16 days ago
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If we accept that PD is basically a metabolic dysfunction...then electrolytes
The metabolic dysfunction theory as I understand it, states that the energy production factories inside the cells, i.e. the mitochondria, are for some reason not producing sufficient energy supply for the cells to survive, thus they die off. For instance, the dramatic decrease of dopaminergic neurons
The metabolic dysfunction theory as I understand it, states that the energy production factories inside the cells, i.e. the mitochondria, are for some reason not producing sufficient energy supply for the cells to survive, thus they die off. For instance, the dramatic decrease of dopaminergic neurons
evenshoshan
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Cure Parkinson's
17 days ago
hashimotos food changes
First post looking for guidance. I was diagnosed with Hashimotos many years ago but have arrived very late to all this info. There is a lot of advice about trying dairy free and gluten free. I’m willing to try this to see if it helps me. I feel like I’m really puffy in my face and my eyebrows have big
First post looking for guidance. I was diagnosed with Hashimotos many years ago but have arrived very late to all this info. There is a lot of advice about trying dairy free and gluten free. I’m willing to try this to see if it helps me. I feel like I’m really puffy in my face and my eyebrows have big
AppleTreeG
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Thyroid UK
17 days ago
Rosemary Oil: A Versatile Elixir
Rosemary, a fragrant herb with a long history of culinary and medicinal use, has captured the attention of modern wellness enthusiasts for its potent essential oil. Extracted from the leaves of the Rosmarinus officinalis plant, rosemary oil is a concentrated essence brimming with therapeutic properties
Rosemary, a fragrant herb with a long history of culinary and medicinal use, has captured the attention of modern wellness enthusiasts for its potent essential oil. Extracted from the leaves of the Rosmarinus officinalis plant, rosemary oil is a concentrated essence brimming with therapeutic properties
saadafzalcs
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Cure Parkinson's
17 days ago
My Experience in Controlling Blood Sugar Levels
My Experience in Controlling Blood Sugar Levels Hi everyone, I wanted to share my personal experience in maintaining stable blood sugar levels throughout the day. Over the past few months, I've implemented several strategies that have significantly helped me manage my blood sugar. Here are the
My Experience in Controlling Blood Sugar Levels Hi everyone, I wanted to share my personal experience in maintaining stable blood sugar levels throughout the day. Over the past few months, I've implemented several strategies that have significantly helped me manage my blood sugar. Here are the
amubra
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Diabetes India
17 days ago
Dry eyes ,disrupted tear film, ?Sjogrens
I believe we have a few members who have posted about this in the past. I'm a PMR long termer diagnosed in Nov 2017 and currently taking 2.5mg Prednisolone. In June 2023 I had a revision of refractive surgery to both eyes at a world leading specialist centre in London. The procedure is known to affect
I believe we have a few members who have posted about this in the past. I'm a PMR long termer diagnosed in Nov 2017 and currently taking 2.5mg Prednisolone. In June 2023 I had a revision of refractive surgery to both eyes at a world leading specialist centre in London. The procedure is known to affect
PMRnewbie2017
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PMRGCAuk
18 days ago
Sun protection. Mineral sun lotion on a budget
Staying protected from UV rays is high on many peoples list this week, with layering and staying in the shade so important. I’ve read that mineral based sun lotion is better than chemical as it creates a barrier on your skin that reflects UV light so t hey don't absorb into the skin. Mineral sunscreens
Staying protected from UV rays is high on many peoples list this week, with layering and staying in the shade so important. I’ve read that mineral based sun lotion is better than chemical as it creates a barrier on your skin that reflects UV light so t hey don't absorb into the skin. Mineral sunscreens
IsleofWight1
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LUPUS UK
18 days ago
Traveling abroad and A/F
Hi , AllIm hoping for some advice if possible .I have A/F and i am on flecanide .My chad vas score is 1 so im not on any anticoagulants.Im 62yrs old and walk the dog everyday.I also am still working 2 long days per week. My family are trying to organize a family once in a lifetime holiday to Cyprus
Hi , AllIm hoping for some advice if possible .I have A/F and i am on flecanide .My chad vas score is 1 so im not on any anticoagulants.Im 62yrs old and walk the dog everyday.I also am still working 2 long days per week. My family are trying to organize a family once in a lifetime holiday to Cyprus
Kevinder23
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
18 days ago
Another update on the swollen eye
Back in Moorfields today, turns out the original diagnosis was Retinal detachment,Anterior Uveitis, possible Scleritis. After all the tests today and a weekend of 60mg steroids the eye has improved, no need for op today to reattach retina as it is healing a bit. The cause of the inflammation seems to
Back in Moorfields today, turns out the original diagnosis was Retinal detachment,Anterior Uveitis, possible Scleritis. After all the tests today and a weekend of 60mg steroids the eye has improved, no need for op today to reattach retina as it is healing a bit. The cause of the inflammation seems to
Fatsiajaponica
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PMRGCAuk
18 days ago
Hydroxychloroquine, and high blood sugar
When I agreed to try Hydroxychloroquine I must admit being a little anxious about effects/side-effects. Started in May I think,200mg daily, HbA1c was 54 at last November 2023. HbA1c 30th May was 66, I know Hydroxy wouldn't have done this but just received results from annual diabetic
When I agreed to try Hydroxychloroquine I must admit being a little anxious about effects/side-effects. Started in May I think,200mg daily, HbA1c was 54 at last November 2023. HbA1c 30th May was 66, I know Hydroxy wouldn't have done this but just received results from annual diabetic
Polo22
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NRAS
19 days ago
Very early Dry AMD
Hello. I have had stable eyes since childhood correction squints but always needed glasses (Varifical glasses with strong prescription, long sighted with addition for reading). My mother had dry macular and I supported her thru her 80s to 99 yrs watching her slowly loose all vision I’ve had test last
Hello. I have had stable eyes since childhood correction squints but always needed glasses (Varifical glasses with strong prescription, long sighted with addition for reading). My mother had dry macular and I supported her thru her 80s to 99 yrs watching her slowly loose all vision I’ve had test last
HiHoHumm
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Macular Society
19 days ago
Tryptophan vs L-tryptophan, which is best?
I have long had a sneaky suspicion that serotonin is more important for me than dopamine. So now I am moving my focus to boosting those levels. I am completely confused about the difference between straight tryptophan, and the "L" kind. Anyone able to enlighten me?
I have long had a sneaky suspicion that serotonin is more important for me than dopamine. So now I am moving my focus to boosting those levels. I am completely confused about the difference between straight tryptophan, and the "L" kind. Anyone able to enlighten me?
gomelgo
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Cure Parkinson's
19 days ago
post RO incontinence
Hi, I am a bit over a year post RP. (3/23/23) My 8 and 12 week PSA were .31 and .49. I started 8 weeks of radiation completed in 11/23. My question is to those who suffer from incontinence after 1 year of surgery. I have been to a specialist, and he requested I record how many pads I use per day. The
Hi, I am a bit over a year post RP. (3/23/23) My 8 and 12 week PSA were .31 and .49. I started 8 weeks of radiation completed in 11/23. My question is to those who suffer from incontinence after 1 year of surgery. I have been to a specialist, and he requested I record how many pads I use per day. The
Pharm1125
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
19 days ago
L tyrosine
Since I know I'm chronically low in dopamine and that L tyrosine benefits me in other ways, I decided to try trickle dosing. I got some L Tyrosine powder from Bulk Supplements. Since I measure my water anyway (I live in the desert and it's pretty easy to get dehydrated here, so my best bet is to make
Since I know I'm chronically low in dopamine and that L tyrosine benefits me in other ways, I decided to try trickle dosing. I got some L Tyrosine powder from Bulk Supplements. Since I measure my water anyway (I live in the desert and it's pretty easy to get dehydrated here, so my best bet is to make
Bernaldi
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Restless Legs Syndrome
19 days ago
small cell neuroendocrine carcinoma
My husbands cancer has transformed to this very aggressive, virulent cancer. He has experienced what I call “cry out loud”, “foot stomping “ bone pain and was recently hospitalized for 17 days before they got it under control. While in the hospital, they did two rounds of radiation (5 days each round
My husbands cancer has transformed to this very aggressive, virulent cancer. He has experienced what I call “cry out loud”, “foot stomping “ bone pain and was recently hospitalized for 17 days before they got it under control. While in the hospital, they did two rounds of radiation (5 days each round
Jabbs4
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
20 days ago
Emollient cream
Thank you to all who have replied to my message but I have another question now. I have been given antiseptic washing lotion to use for the 5 days leading up to my operation next Friday. My skin is very fragile and dry and I have Cetraben emollient cream prescribed to put on it, especially after a
Thank you to all who have replied to my message but I have another question now. I have been given antiseptic washing lotion to use for the 5 days leading up to my operation next Friday. My skin is very fragile and dry and I have Cetraben emollient cream prescribed to put on it, especially after a
caftan
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PMRGCAuk
20 days ago
Update as the weeks are moving on
Hi everyone hope you are enjoying the summery weather. I have finished my first radiotherapy so its now on to the next step. But I don't feel much like the next step right now due to side effects , which they say should wear off in a few weeks . Its an exhausting path so I hope it has reduced the
Hi everyone hope you are enjoying the summery weather. I have finished my first radiotherapy so its now on to the next step. But I don't feel much like the next step right now due to side effects , which they say should wear off in a few weeks . Its an exhausting path so I hope it has reduced the
katieoxo60
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
20 days ago
Anyone have Fuchs as well as Glaucoma
I was initially diagnosed with thickened corneas in the late 1990s - then had a vitreous detachment in 2009 and diagnosed with Fuchs plus Glaucoma suspect with early stage cataracts - was treated with Cosopt until I moved areas in 2021 - since then I’ve had different diagnoses from a hole in my macula
I was initially diagnosed with thickened corneas in the late 1990s - then had a vitreous detachment in 2009 and diagnosed with Fuchs plus Glaucoma suspect with early stage cataracts - was treated with Cosopt until I moved areas in 2021 - since then I’ve had different diagnoses from a hole in my macula
Libluce68
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Glaucoma UK
20 days ago
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