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Dapagliflozin and Furosemide together?
Hello everyone. Hope your all doing great. Just started Dapa today to add to the list (entresto, betas, apixban, eporlenone and Furosemide). I understand dapa acts as a diuretic like Furosemide. Are these drugs ok to take together. I never really liked Furosemide as it never really increased my need
Hello everyone. Hope your all doing great. Just started Dapa today to add to the list (entresto, betas, apixban, eporlenone and Furosemide). I understand dapa acts as a diuretic like Furosemide. Are these drugs ok to take together. I never really liked Furosemide as it never really increased my need
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British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
Are My Arteries Getting Worse?
Anyone diagnosed with atherosclerosis/heart disease, who has had a heart attack, stroke, a bypass or a stent, or indeed anyone who has had any kind of heart problem due to plaque in their arteries, will surely have asked themselves this question. We're told by the NHS and the BHF that we can't remove
Anyone diagnosed with atherosclerosis/heart disease, who has had a heart attack, stroke, a bypass or a stent, or indeed anyone who has had any kind of heart problem due to plaque in their arteries, will surely have asked themselves this question. We're told by the NHS and the BHF that we can't remove
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British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
Borderline Diabetes
There is someone in our church who told me today (30/03/2023) that they had a blood test and the results were that they are borderline diebetic. Apparently, this had been going on for a couple of years, so in order to help this person, does anyone have any ideas about diet? The person tells me that
There is someone in our church who told me today (30/03/2023) that they had a blood test and the results were that they are borderline diebetic. Apparently, this had been going on for a couple of years, so in order to help this person, does anyone have any ideas about diet? The person tells me that
Biomet
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Cook For Your Life
1 year ago
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Referred (by NHS) for IVF but SO doesn’t currently meet BMI requirements
Hello all, so my SO and I have been trying for around 7 years to conceive naturally. She has PCOS and has had no luck with Metformin/Clomid treatments. She was told she had to lose weight to reach a max BMI of 30. She was there or there abouts according to our scales (maybe a few pounds left to lose)
Hello all, so my SO and I have been trying for around 7 years to conceive naturally. She has PCOS and has had no luck with Metformin/Clomid treatments. She was told she had to lose weight to reach a max BMI of 30. She was there or there abouts according to our scales (maybe a few pounds left to lose)
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Fertility Network UK
1 year ago
Please Help Explain Results Please help explain Pathology report after Davinci Radical Prostatectomy w/ Extended Lymph Node Dissection
Please help explain Pathology report after Davinci Radical Prostatectomy w/ Extended Lymph Node Dissection Diagnosed 07/2022 PSA 964.40 Gleason 8 4+4 Ductal Subtype Cribform Architecture Had / Currently Triplicate Therapy Firmagon @28 days Zytiga Daily Prednisone 5mg Metformin 500mg
Please help explain Pathology report after Davinci Radical Prostatectomy w/ Extended Lymph Node Dissection Diagnosed 07/2022 PSA 964.40 Gleason 8 4+4 Ductal Subtype Cribform Architecture Had / Currently Triplicate Therapy Firmagon @28 days Zytiga Daily Prednisone 5mg Metformin 500mg
Shorehousejam
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
Targeting Glutamine Metabolism
New paper below [1a]. Full text: [1b]. First, a few notes. "Studies have indicated the importance of glutamine in certain tumors. For example, the inhibition of glutamine metabolism was reported to prevent growth of several tumors such as breast, liver, kidney and T-cell lymphoblastic leukemia." Wiki
New paper below [1a]. Full text: [1b]. First, a few notes. "Studies have indicated the importance of glutamine in certain tumors. For example, the inhibition of glutamine metabolism was reported to prevent growth of several tumors such as breast, liver, kidney and T-cell lymphoblastic leukemia." Wiki
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Fight Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
Forxiga. Dapagliflozin. Due to start this drug. Any good? Sides? How does it actually work for the heart? Any improvements?
The information leaflet says it helps diabetes by removing excess sugar in the body thus helping treat that condition. For heart failure it just says it helps protect the heart from getting weaker. It can help patients live longer. But it does not actually say how this works. Can anyone explain? I
The information leaflet says it helps diabetes by removing excess sugar in the body thus helping treat that condition. For heart failure it just says it helps protect the heart from getting weaker. It can help patients live longer. But it does not actually say how this works. Can anyone explain? I
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British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
Second anniversary of HA and hopefully we’ll on the mend
Good reason to celebrate today as it’s two years to the day that my life was saved by those wonderful NHS folks. Suffered a Stemi / widow maker, but 4 stents got me up and running again. Luckily I live only 8 minutes away from the Leicester Glenfield Heart Unit and an ambulance was in the area. From
Good reason to celebrate today as it’s two years to the day that my life was saved by those wonderful NHS folks. Suffered a Stemi / widow maker, but 4 stents got me up and running again. Luckily I live only 8 minutes away from the Leicester Glenfield Heart Unit and an ambulance was in the area. From
Entabeni
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British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
Heart failure medication and burning fingertips
Hi, Tom - my 75 year old husband, had a Stemi heart attack (widow maker) two years ago and has made excellent progress with the help of first rate care and treatment and, we try, with a good lifestyle. Currently he’s on nine pills daily to include entresto, eplerenone, dapagliflozin, bisoprolol, edoxapan
Hi, Tom - my 75 year old husband, had a Stemi heart attack (widow maker) two years ago and has made excellent progress with the help of first rate care and treatment and, we try, with a good lifestyle. Currently he’s on nine pills daily to include entresto, eplerenone, dapagliflozin, bisoprolol, edoxapan
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British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
weight
hi I’m 25 and have recently been diagnosed with PCOS and insulin resistance. I have been trying so hard to lose weight but I can’t seem to despite working out four times a week and seeing a nutritionist. My endocrinologist wants me to take weight loss medicine but I’m very afraid of the side effects
hi I’m 25 and have recently been diagnosed with PCOS and insulin resistance. I have been trying so hard to lose weight but I can’t seem to despite working out four times a week and seeing a nutritionist. My endocrinologist wants me to take weight loss medicine but I’m very afraid of the side effects
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PCOS UK (Verity)
1 year ago
Resveratrol, Vitamin E, Metformin Damage
Not specific to PD, but what is your opinion on this? https://youtu.be/KS48ZgYGZbE
Not specific to PD, but what is your opinion on this? https://youtu.be/KS48ZgYGZbE
JayPwP
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Cure Parkinson's
1 year ago
Insulin Resistance, Parkinson's Disease, Consequences And What To Do About It
The topic of insulin resistance (IR) in PwP is not often discussed. Has your MDS or neurologist ever tested you for IR? It is estimated that two thirds of people with PD who are not diabetic, have IR and very likely are not even aware they have IR as discussed here : https://www.parkinson.org/blog/
The topic of insulin resistance (IR) in PwP is not often discussed. Has your MDS or neurologist ever tested you for IR? It is estimated that two thirds of people with PD who are not diabetic, have IR and very likely are not even aware they have IR as discussed here : https://www.parkinson.org/blog/
chartist
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Cure Parkinson's
1 year ago
Any help appreciated
My diabetes reading from the Dr has come back at 72, not sure what the next step is. The Dr has asked me to get in touch with the surgery. At first, I was pre-diabetic with readings of Alc 5.8, and 6.4. And put on Trulicity injecting once a week and 500mg of Metformin. Dr then increased the dose to
My diabetes reading from the Dr has come back at 72, not sure what the next step is. The Dr has asked me to get in touch with the surgery. At first, I was pre-diabetic with readings of Alc 5.8, and 6.4. And put on Trulicity injecting once a week and 500mg of Metformin. Dr then increased the dose to
jupiterconjunct
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Diabetes & Hypertension Help Society
1 year ago
13 Years Ago
It was 13 years ago I had my Heart Attack, I seem to be well stabilised on my present drug regime having been under the hospital Cardiologist for 2 years as a chest X ray for breathing problems then showed up the chance of heart failure. Luckily it was a false alarm and with adjustments to my drugs was
It was 13 years ago I had my Heart Attack, I seem to be well stabilised on my present drug regime having been under the hospital Cardiologist for 2 years as a chest X ray for breathing problems then showed up the chance of heart failure. Luckily it was a false alarm and with adjustments to my drugs was
Geoff51
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British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Scary new diagnosis
Hello At 63, I've had autoimmune problems for several years which have steadily led to my becoming housebound. Last week, I had a Cardiology review which turned up unexpected but pretty advanced heart disease. My review letter arrived today and says I have "severe LV impairment" with "cardiomyopathic
Hello At 63, I've had autoimmune problems for several years which have steadily led to my becoming housebound. Last week, I had a Cardiology review which turned up unexpected but pretty advanced heart disease. My review letter arrived today and says I have "severe LV impairment" with "cardiomyopathic
whisperit
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British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Metformin effect on Testosterone
Anyone have a significant drop in T after starting Metformin?
Anyone have a significant drop in T after starting Metformin?
ron_bucher
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
Empagliflozin effect-?
I'm diabetic and insulin dependent for the last fifteen years - Recently started
empagliflozin
along with
metformin
tablet: The question of abdominal pain as heavy urine retention especially during night forces urination at least two to three times, causing disruption in sleep.
I'm diabetic and insulin dependent for the last fifteen years - Recently started
empagliflozin
along with
metformin
tablet: The question of abdominal pain as heavy urine retention especially during night forces urination at least two to three times, causing disruption in sleep.
PrettySALLY
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
2 years ago
Five Common Supplements That Have Shown Benefit In Glioblastoma Studies
Hello, my name is Art. I joined this forum recently to share information about five supplements that have shown benefit for glioblastoma in studies. I hope this information will be useful in helping to deal with glioblastoma. I only discussed two of the supplements in this original post and the
Hello, my name is Art. I joined this forum recently to share information about five supplements that have shown benefit for glioblastoma in studies. I hope this information will be useful in helping to deal with glioblastoma. I only discussed two of the supplements in this original post and the
chartist
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Glioblastoma Support
1 year ago
Metformin and folic acid
Please has any one conceived with metformin and folic acid. I have PCOS. Doctor prescribed it for me. Didn't see much change. I stop. I want to go back to it again. And also watch my weight
Please has any one conceived with metformin and folic acid. I have PCOS. Doctor prescribed it for me. Didn't see much change. I stop. I want to go back to it again. And also watch my weight
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Fertility Network UK
1 year ago
Cause of steady increase in Alt (liver) score
Hello, looking for advice regarding cause of steady increase in Alt (liver) score please. My husband is on ADT 3 monthly (10.8mg) Zoladex and due to have 6th and final Doxetaxal infusion next Thursday but his Alt score is now 114. He also takes Prednisolone and Omeprazole and he’s on a clinical trial
Hello, looking for advice regarding cause of steady increase in Alt (liver) score please. My husband is on ADT 3 monthly (10.8mg) Zoladex and due to have 6th and final Doxetaxal infusion next Thursday but his Alt score is now 114. He also takes Prednisolone and Omeprazole and he’s on a clinical trial
RunningViv
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
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