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Hashimotos and Hyperlipidemia
I was just reading a post on the forum from a person who is a poor converter of T3 to T4. Does anyone have any knowledge whether this would apply to someone having been diagnosed by a specialist hospital clinical biochemist with Hyperlipidemia?
I was just reading a post on the forum from a person who is a poor converter of T3 to T4. Does anyone have any knowledge whether this would apply to someone having been diagnosed by a specialist hospital clinical biochemist with Hyperlipidemia?
MarnieB
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Thyroid UK
21 days ago
GCA and aneurysms
I had a chest CT scan and read the results on MyChart. They found a 4.6 aneurysmal dilation in my ascending aorta. I sent a message to my doctor yesterday regarding this and I have heard nothing! I’m quite anxious and surprised to not have heard anything back yet. I guess I’m just wondering if my
I had a chest CT scan and read the results on MyChart. They found a 4.6 aneurysmal dilation in my ascending aorta. I sent a message to my doctor yesterday regarding this and I have heard nothing! I’m quite anxious and surprised to not have heard anything back yet. I guess I’m just wondering if my
luv2read
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PMRGCAuk
22 days ago
Rash photo.
Newbie here. Not diagnosed with lupus nor Sjogren's, though I do have symptoms of both. I've had this weird rash on the back of my neck, into my hairline for a while now. Any ideas if it could be lupus/Sjogren's related? Many thanks in advance for any replies.
Newbie here. Not diagnosed with lupus nor Sjogren's, though I do have symptoms of both. I've had this weird rash on the back of my neck, into my hairline for a while now. Any ideas if it could be lupus/Sjogren's related? Many thanks in advance for any replies.
grumpyold
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LUPUS UK
22 days ago
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DE treatment protocol
hi all, I am about to start treatment for a DE transfer. My protocol is from day 1 to have progynova 3 times a day. Then a scan at 12-14 days followed by progesterone. My previous FET transfers (with OE) have had ceteotide injections for 5 days. This is a slightly different protocol without the
hi all, I am about to start treatment for a DE transfer. My protocol is from day 1 to have progynova 3 times a day. Then a scan at 12-14 days followed by progesterone. My previous FET transfers (with OE) have had ceteotide injections for 5 days. This is a slightly different protocol without the
MintNewt
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Fertility Network UK
22 days ago
advice needed please
hi I’m 39yo. last year I went into full urinary retention which required a catheter fitting. After lots of tests without any explanation an ultrasound on my bladder showed I have an enlarged prostate measuring 45cc. Over the past year I’ve had maybe half a dozen episodes which last 2-7 days where
hi I’m 39yo. last year I went into full urinary retention which required a catheter fitting. After lots of tests without any explanation an ultrasound on my bladder showed I have an enlarged prostate measuring 45cc. Over the past year I’ve had maybe half a dozen episodes which last 2-7 days where
Blindbeggar83
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Sensitive Issues for Men
23 days ago
The dilemma of hypoalbuminemia
Hello everyone, I have a history of MPN for many years, I have noticed that my liver protein, total protein, albumin, and prealbumin levels are all frighteningly low in routine medical examinations. I even suspect that my C-reactive protein levels are low even when I am in an inflammatory state. Low
Hello everyone, I have a history of MPN for many years, I have noticed that my liver protein, total protein, albumin, and prealbumin levels are all frighteningly low in routine medical examinations. I even suspect that my C-reactive protein levels are low even when I am in an inflammatory state. Low
merlisa
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MPN Voice
23 days ago
Blood Test Rip-off
I've received an email from privatebloodtests.co.uk which is part of Blue Horizon. They offer traditional blood tests at astronomic prices. No doubt they will have 'offers' but my view is that we should, when possible, boycott these companies. There is great temptation to see more blood tests as better
I've received an email from privatebloodtests.co.uk which is part of Blue Horizon. They offer traditional blood tests at astronomic prices. No doubt they will have 'offers' but my view is that we should, when possible, boycott these companies. There is great temptation to see more blood tests as better
jimh111
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Thyroid UK
23 days ago
Thyroid Eye Disease- link to recent webinar from TEDct
This is a VIDEO LINK of a recent TEDct Webinar (July 2024) discussing: Thyroid Eye Disease Treatment and Clinical Trials Latest Advances in Thyroid Eye Disease Care https://youtu.be/TwSVwLl-2UI
This is a VIDEO LINK of a recent TEDct Webinar (July 2024) discussing: Thyroid Eye Disease Treatment and Clinical Trials Latest Advances in Thyroid Eye Disease Care https://youtu.be/TwSVwLl-2UI
Buddy195
Administrator
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Thyroid UK
24 days ago
Recently diagnosed lower left lobe cancer
I don't know the type of cancer yet. I had a bronchoscopy, but they were unable to get a tissue sample. I then I had a positive pet scan. I've seen my surgeon and am scheduled for late August ti to have a lower left lung lobectomy. I don't know the cancer type or stage at this point. I've been told
I don't know the type of cancer yet. I had a bronchoscopy, but they were unable to get a tissue sample. I then I had a positive pet scan. I've seen my surgeon and am scheduled for late August ti to have a lower left lung lobectomy. I don't know the cancer type or stage at this point. I've been told
Began713
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Lung Cancer Support
25 days ago
Fatty Liver
hi all, i had ultra sound and Doc said it was fatty liver. I told him i was currently being treated for bladder cancer and he said I needed to go back to GP . GP has now done more bloods and i suspect she is testing for liver cancer. Initially I had an ALT of 37 and it increased to 52. All other liver
hi all, i had ultra sound and Doc said it was fatty liver. I told him i was currently being treated for bladder cancer and he said I needed to go back to GP . GP has now done more bloods and i suspect she is testing for liver cancer. Initially I had an ALT of 37 and it increased to 52. All other liver
Halofan1
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British Liver Trust
27 days ago
Few thoughts on Parkinson's
PD is a multi factor illness (except some rare inherited cases of Parkinson's m)...I would say with no particular order:1, some chronic bacterial low grade intracellular infection(s) the more co infections the better :)ideally in head area, sinuses,dents etc. 2, bad lifestyle and dietary habits - sugar
PD is a multi factor illness (except some rare inherited cases of Parkinson's m)...I would say with no particular order:1, some chronic bacterial low grade intracellular infection(s) the more co infections the better :)ideally in head area, sinuses,dents etc. 2, bad lifestyle and dietary habits - sugar
realk
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Cure Parkinson's
27 days ago
Post Skin Biobsy Horribleness
I had a skin biopsy yesterday using local anaesthetic, standard skin puncture and a couple of stitches. I actually felt quite well after the procedure but feel like I've been run over by a truck today. I took 5mg of hydrocortisone about an hour ago and now feel slightly better. Is adrenal output taxed
I had a skin biopsy yesterday using local anaesthetic, standard skin puncture and a couple of stitches. I actually felt quite well after the procedure but feel like I've been run over by a truck today. I took 5mg of hydrocortisone about an hour ago and now feel slightly better. Is adrenal output taxed
Jamima
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Thyroid UK
28 days ago
My Cetrotide injection spilled, I’m worried
Hi, so I was on day 2 of my Cetrotide injection and spilled a lot of it when I didn’t realize bubbles in the syringe. I could only inject a little more liquid that was left. Should I be worried? My doctor put me on 3 more Cetrotide for the weekend. I am seeing her on Monday morning and due for possible
Hi, so I was on day 2 of my Cetrotide injection and spilled a lot of it when I didn’t realize bubbles in the syringe. I could only inject a little more liquid that was left. Should I be worried? My doctor put me on 3 more Cetrotide for the weekend. I am seeing her on Monday morning and due for possible
IVlover
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Fertility Network UK
28 days ago
Could this be gastritis?
Have you experienced gnawing sensation in the pit of the stomach? The best way to describe the stomach sensation is like you are hungry but you aren't, a gnawing hunger sensation even after you just ate ? Please share your experience. Thank you
Have you experienced gnawing sensation in the pit of the stomach? The best way to describe the stomach sensation is like you are hungry but you aren't, a gnawing hunger sensation even after you just ate ? Please share your experience. Thank you
Catsandsunsets
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IBS Network
28 days ago
Poor Stormy
My doggy had to have surgery on his front paw today. He injured it about 10 days ago and I took him to the vet that I have used before. They said just let it rest and it should be fine. Well, it got massively worse all of a sudden. I took him today after being up with him all night in pain. His paw was
My doggy had to have surgery on his front paw today. He injured it about 10 days ago and I took him to the vet that I have used before. They said just let it rest and it should be fine. Well, it got massively worse all of a sudden. I took him today after being up with him all night in pain. His paw was
Amore55
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My MSAA Community
28 days ago
Having a bad day
This is my third post in this group and I’m hoping to get some positive testimonials from long term APS patients. I’m 38, my partial diagnosis started a month ago when I was hospitalized with bilateral PEs. My first round of tested showed triple positive. Unsure what that means still. Went home from
This is my third post in this group and I’m hoping to get some positive testimonials from long term APS patients. I’m 38, my partial diagnosis started a month ago when I was hospitalized with bilateral PEs. My first round of tested showed triple positive. Unsure what that means still. Went home from
Vmarti
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Hughes Syndrome APS Forum
29 days ago
Is iron spray any good for night-time dosing?
Has anyone any experience with using iron supplement in spray format? Presumably you’d need a few squirts but better tolerated? Contains iron in the form ferric sodium edtate & ferric ammonium citrate.
Has anyone any experience with using iron supplement in spray format? Presumably you’d need a few squirts but better tolerated? Contains iron in the form ferric sodium edtate & ferric ammonium citrate.
SunnyJim100
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Restless Legs Syndrome
29 days ago
Tinnitus
My diagnosis is at the moment, ET,Early Primary Mylofibrosis. Over the past 6 months I have developed what is called pulsitile tinnitus. I can hear my heart beating in my left ear. Had a ultrasound done of my carotid arteries to which they say above 70 percent blocked 🚫 I the right ,not so bad in the
My diagnosis is at the moment, ET,Early Primary Mylofibrosis. Over the past 6 months I have developed what is called pulsitile tinnitus. I can hear my heart beating in my left ear. Had a ultrasound done of my carotid arteries to which they say above 70 percent blocked 🚫 I the right ,not so bad in the
Strumin210
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MPN Voice
29 days ago
GCA tapering query
Following my recent diagnosis of GCA, I had an appointment with GP after my pred being upped to 40mg daily. We agreed to me staying on 40mg for time being and he is happy for me to follow my tapering regime when ready - he feels I have known what to do during my PMR journey(thanks to support of this
Following my recent diagnosis of GCA, I had an appointment with GP after my pred being upped to 40mg daily. We agreed to me staying on 40mg for time being and he is happy for me to follow my tapering regime when ready - he feels I have known what to do during my PMR journey(thanks to support of this
SanG55
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PMRGCAuk
29 days ago
a new platform for ADC development….no sorry, it’s DAC this time! not PCa related but hopefully soon
”Orum has granted Vertex rights to conduct research using its TPD² approach to developing degrader-antibody conjugates (DACs), next-generation versions of antibody-drug conjugates (ADCs) which use antibodies to precisely deliver small molecule targeted protein degrader payloads to cancer cells and other
”Orum has granted Vertex rights to conduct research using its TPD² approach to developing degrader-antibody conjugates (DACs), next-generation versions of antibody-drug conjugates (ADCs) which use antibodies to precisely deliver small molecule targeted protein degrader payloads to cancer cells and other
Maxone73
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
30 days ago
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