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Drops affecting eyelashes
I'm 41, had a combined trab & lens replacement in right eye 2 years ago and just lens replacement in left eye a few months later. Now the only drops I take are Dorzolamide timolol in the left eye, twice a day.I switched to the preservative free drops a few months ago but I think it's negatively affecting
I'm 41, had a combined trab & lens replacement in right eye 2 years ago and just lens replacement in left eye a few months later. Now the only drops I take are Dorzolamide timolol in the left eye, twice a day.I switched to the preservative free drops a few months ago but I think it's negatively affecting
LyndseyMoo
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Glaucoma UK
3 months ago
seeing a nephrologist 9/20
Hi just wanted to let everyone know I had my ear surgery.. my intestinal issues Hzve gotten alittle better no dairy. I pray that part is over on a probiotic. Saw my cardiologist last Monday n now I was told I Hzve stage 3b chronic kidney disease n seeing a nephrologist tomorrow,..fingers crossed n
Hi just wanted to let everyone know I had my ear surgery.. my intestinal issues Hzve gotten alittle better no dairy. I pray that part is over on a probiotic. Saw my cardiologist last Monday n now I was told I Hzve stage 3b chronic kidney disease n seeing a nephrologist tomorrow,..fingers crossed n
Dancing
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SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
10 months ago
Apixaban rash
Diagnosed with DVT 4 weeks ago and prescribed Apixaban for life. This is my 3rd DVT. No problems for weeks and then a rash, very itchy, has developed on upper chest and top of arms. Occasional clusters elsewhere too. Just looking for general comments please before seeking potential switch to warfarin
Diagnosed with DVT 4 weeks ago and prescribed Apixaban for life. This is my 3rd DVT. No problems for weeks and then a rash, very itchy, has developed on upper chest and top of arms. Occasional clusters elsewhere too. Just looking for general comments please before seeking potential switch to warfarin
Falcon9
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
3 months ago
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Insomnia and Felodipine ?
Hi everyoneI have been on Felodipine for several weeks now after trying many other drugs for BP. While I feel a lot better on these drugs my existing insomnia is now off the scale!. I am now averaging 3 or 4 hours a night and over the counter sleeping pills aren't helping much. My GP says she has ran
Hi everyoneI have been on Felodipine for several weeks now after trying many other drugs for BP. While I feel a lot better on these drugs my existing insomnia is now off the scale!. I am now averaging 3 or 4 hours a night and over the counter sleeping pills aren't helping much. My GP says she has ran
BobbyCollins
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High Blood Pressure Support
3 months ago
Timing of co-careldopa
I've written to US NLM regarding the difference of advice given when taken the co-careldopa pill, as follows....Thank you for contacting the U.S. National Library of Medicine (NLM). The details of your message are listed below. You can expect to hear from us within 2 to 5 business days. For additional
I've written to US NLM regarding the difference of advice given when taken the co-careldopa pill, as follows....Thank you for contacting the U.S. National Library of Medicine (NLM). The details of your message are listed below. You can expect to hear from us within 2 to 5 business days. For additional
Allypally49
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Cure Parkinson's
3 months ago
Weaning off Omeprazole
Does anyone have a treatment plan for a successful weaning off Omeprazole please? I want to start this process but am a bit scared as I stopped cold turkey previously and had horrendous issues. I understand that the drug makes the acid producing valve loose which further contributes to the issue causing
Does anyone have a treatment plan for a successful weaning off Omeprazole please? I want to start this process but am a bit scared as I stopped cold turkey previously and had horrendous issues. I understand that the drug makes the acid producing valve loose which further contributes to the issue causing
Pink_peach
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IBS Network
4 months ago
Tips for flying
Hello folks, been suffering with Tinnitus in the form of a high pitched hissing in both ears since contracting COVID in early 2020. I don't let it bother me too much on a daily basis, but it sometimes becomes an annoyance at times of stress or tiredness etc, or particularly during driving long distances
Hello folks, been suffering with Tinnitus in the form of a high pitched hissing in both ears since contracting COVID in early 2020. I don't let it bother me too much on a daily basis, but it sometimes becomes an annoyance at times of stress or tiredness etc, or particularly during driving long distances
Unclelatch
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Tinnitus UK
1 year ago
hello
Hi all. I have had tinnitus since last year which came about after either having Covid or the jab. Not sure which. I had my ears checked and it was all normal. In January I had vertigo and Labyrinthitis with high BP. This was resolved with antibiotics .Recently I had a headache followed by a high
Hi all. I have had tinnitus since last year which came about after either having Covid or the jab. Not sure which. I had my ears checked and it was all normal. In January I had vertigo and Labyrinthitis with high BP. This was resolved with antibiotics .Recently I had a headache followed by a high
Sunkiss51
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Tinnitus UK
1 year ago
Propafenone and taste
Anyone have any firsthand experience with Propafenone and taste? Everything tastes disgusting this morning and I hope its a side effect that fades.😬. Still not convinced it is going to even stop the Atrial Tachycardia as I am still having it, but now this.... Ugh.
Anyone have any firsthand experience with Propafenone and taste? Everything tastes disgusting this morning and I hope its a side effect that fades.😬. Still not convinced it is going to even stop the Atrial Tachycardia as I am still having it, but now this.... Ugh.
MeganMN
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AF Association
10 months ago
EXCESSIVE WATERING EYES
I have had normal tension glaucoma for about 12 years, I’ve had a variety of eye drops for 10 years and a Deep Scleretomy operation on my right eye 18 months ago which now needs a Bleb adjustment. For the last few years I have had a real problem with watering eyes which has gone worse in my right eye
I have had normal tension glaucoma for about 12 years, I’ve had a variety of eye drops for 10 years and a Deep Scleretomy operation on my right eye 18 months ago which now needs a Bleb adjustment. For the last few years I have had a real problem with watering eyes which has gone worse in my right eye
Ella59
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Glaucoma UK
4 months ago
IOP question
Last month,after a allergic conjuctivitis treatment which includes steroids drop,I measured my intraocular pressure,it's 16 in both eyes.Today,I measured it again and it's 18mmHg.My eye pressure was measured at 10am, why is there a difference?
Last month,after a allergic conjuctivitis treatment which includes steroids drop,I measured my intraocular pressure,it's 16 in both eyes.Today,I measured it again and it's 18mmHg.My eye pressure was measured at 10am, why is there a difference?
Our-poor-guys
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Glaucoma UK
4 months ago
Neurofibroma
Not thyroid related, but has anyone experienced under skin neurofibroma? Trying to figure out whether to have it removed or not. No pain, but wondering if it shall get bigger in size.
Not thyroid related, but has anyone experienced under skin neurofibroma? Trying to figure out whether to have it removed or not. No pain, but wondering if it shall get bigger in size.
Huskyy
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Thyroid UK
4 months ago
foslevadopa/foscarbidopa by sibcontaneous infusion
Living in the uk and having had Parkinson's for 24 years l was excited to hear about the new treatment foslevadopa/foscarbidopa for subcontaneous infusion which has been approved by the nhs fo use in advsnced psrkinsons for 900 patients.could anyone explain why this would be better than existing treatment
Living in the uk and having had Parkinson's for 24 years l was excited to hear about the new treatment foslevadopa/foscarbidopa for subcontaneous infusion which has been approved by the nhs fo use in advsnced psrkinsons for 900 patients.could anyone explain why this would be better than existing treatment
Rosieskeeper
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Cure Parkinson's
4 months ago
Taking K2 MK7
I’ve heard that taking K2 MK7 is good for your bones, but am not sure if it’s safe to take with Xarelto. Apparently it cannot be taken if prescribed to Warfarin but it’s unclear as to whether or not it’s safe with other anticoagulants. Can anyone clarify this for me?
I’ve heard that taking K2 MK7 is good for your bones, but am not sure if it’s safe to take with Xarelto. Apparently it cannot be taken if prescribed to Warfarin but it’s unclear as to whether or not it’s safe with other anticoagulants. Can anyone clarify this for me?
SnoopyJ
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
4 months ago
How accurate is a visual field test?
Hello I am new to this site but have been a member of Health Unlocked for some time. I have had glaucoma in both eyes for approximately 11 years and was well controlled until about 3.5 years ago when I developed uveitis in my left eye (my worse eye for glaucoma). It was treated as an acute emergency
Hello I am new to this site but have been a member of Health Unlocked for some time. I have had glaucoma in both eyes for approximately 11 years and was well controlled until about 3.5 years ago when I developed uveitis in my left eye (my worse eye for glaucoma). It was treated as an acute emergency
Mitziecat
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Glaucoma UK
4 months ago
Edoxaban and dreams and nightmares
Hi all, Hope you all have a great Easter ... plenty of chocolate and bunnies ..... or even warm, sunny, dry weather ! Have any of you who take Edoxaban experienced the worst most sleep destroying nightmares of a violent topic ? Or even any nondescript dreams or nightmares. I did put a post on here
Hi all, Hope you all have a great Easter ... plenty of chocolate and bunnies ..... or even warm, sunny, dry weather ! Have any of you who take Edoxaban experienced the worst most sleep destroying nightmares of a violent topic ? Or even any nondescript dreams or nightmares. I did put a post on here
BenHall1
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
4 months ago
Sebum?
So PD causes seborrhea. And seborrhea causes pimples. I get pimples under the hair line. Coal Tar shampoo is the standard treatment for seborrhea. Using shampoo whole-body gets a bit pricey. Using a kitchen scrubber sponge as well might help. But because coal tar is very drying, it stimulates
So PD causes seborrhea. And seborrhea causes pimples. I get pimples under the hair line. Coal Tar shampoo is the standard treatment for seborrhea. Using shampoo whole-body gets a bit pricey. Using a kitchen scrubber sponge as well might help. But because coal tar is very drying, it stimulates
kaypeeoh
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Cure Parkinson's
5 months ago
Buprenorphine...help with prescription please!!
Since my neurologist retired and I found a new one, my pharmacy is not accepting his order for the buprenorphine because he's saying it's for RLS and the pharmacy is saying something about it is for pain but since this new neurologist isn't a pain doctor, he said he can't prescribe it that way even though
Since my neurologist retired and I found a new one, my pharmacy is not accepting his order for the buprenorphine because he's saying it's for RLS and the pharmacy is saying something about it is for pain but since this new neurologist isn't a pain doctor, he said he can't prescribe it that way even though
LanaCSR
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Restless Legs Syndrome
4 months ago
Myo-inositol increasing TSH?
Hello, wondering if anyone has experience of taking myo-inositol and any impact on their TSH please? I’ve been taking it for 4 months for PCOS, TSH was 1.1 just before I started and is now 4.8 (T3 and T4 within range). I read up on it before I started and the (limited) research indicated it could be
Hello, wondering if anyone has experience of taking myo-inositol and any impact on their TSH please? I’ve been taking it for 4 months for PCOS, TSH was 1.1 just before I started and is now 4.8 (T3 and T4 within range). I read up on it before I started and the (limited) research indicated it could be
mountaingoat83
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Thyroid UK
4 months ago
Caffeic acid phenethyl ester (CAPE) is an ingredient in bee propolis. See below for invitro and mice evidence for inhibition AR-V7 by CAPE
Human studies needed. Caffeic acid phenethyl ester suppresses the expression of androgen receptor variant 7 via inhibition of CDK1 and AKT Ying-Yu Kuo, Chieh Huo, Chia-Yang Li & Chih-Pin Chuu Cancer Gene Therapy (2024) doi: 10.1038/s41417-024-00753-z Abstract Androgen receptor (AR) splice variant
Human studies needed. Caffeic acid phenethyl ester suppresses the expression of androgen receptor variant 7 via inhibition of CDK1 and AKT Ying-Yu Kuo, Chieh Huo, Chia-Yang Li & Chih-Pin Chuu Cancer Gene Therapy (2024) doi: 10.1038/s41417-024-00753-z Abstract Androgen receptor (AR) splice variant
Graham49
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 months ago
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