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Dapagliflozin
Came across this article about Dapagliflozin , thought you might find it interesting. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-9129325/How-new-244-year-heart-failure-drug-saved-man-needing-transplant.html
Came across this article about Dapagliflozin , thought you might find it interesting. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-9129325/How-new-244-year-heart-failure-drug-saved-man-needing-transplant.html
Curryandchips
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British Heart Foundation
4 years ago
Food poisening with Diabetes
I have type 2 diabetes usually controlled by 4 x 500 g SR metformin per day Had bad food poisening now day 7 and improving could not keep anything down or even consider a dry cracker bad enough trying to sip fluids did not take meds fir two days did not test as not up to it, day 3 tested and reading
I have type 2 diabetes usually controlled by 4 x 500 g SR metformin per day Had bad food poisening now day 7 and improving could not keep anything down or even consider a dry cracker bad enough trying to sip fluids did not take meds fir two days did not test as not up to it, day 3 tested and reading
JTre
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Diabetes Research & Wellness Foundation
4 years ago
PCOS at 38 and TTC
Hi, I am new here and just diagnosed with PCOS...i am 38 and TTC...the past few years I have been repeatedly told that I don't have it, however the last Dr I saw did refer me to a fertility clinic and had the internal scans, which have now shown I do have PCOS. I am slightly annoyed as I should have
Hi, I am new here and just diagnosed with PCOS...i am 38 and TTC...the past few years I have been repeatedly told that I don't have it, however the last Dr I saw did refer me to a fertility clinic and had the internal scans, which have now shown I do have PCOS. I am slightly annoyed as I should have
RTCL
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PCOS UK (Verity)
4 years ago
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Nhs treatment when over weight
Hello all, I was wondering what everyone's experience was like when going to the gp/nhs for treatment when over weight? I am 29 now and I was diagnosed at 15 haven't had a "natural" period since I was 13 or maybe 14. I am overweight now and have been for the past few years but when my periods stopped
Hello all, I was wondering what everyone's experience was like when going to the gp/nhs for treatment when over weight? I am 29 now and I was diagnosed at 15 haven't had a "natural" period since I was 13 or maybe 14. I am overweight now and have been for the past few years but when my periods stopped
bbymz
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PCOS UK (Verity)
4 years ago
Asthma combined with other conditions?
I have had asthma since I was 19 and next month I am 50. About 3 years ago, I was diagnosed with Obstructive Sleep Apnoea and another related condition beginning with H? I have PolyCystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) and osteoarthritis and fibromyalgia. Lockdown has been difficult in terms of staying active
I have had asthma since I was 19 and next month I am 50. About 3 years ago, I was diagnosed with Obstructive Sleep Apnoea and another related condition beginning with H? I have PolyCystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) and osteoarthritis and fibromyalgia. Lockdown has been difficult in terms of staying active
LDloveslattecoffe
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Asthma Community Forum
4 years ago
8th transfer - meds
So... on day 2 of my cycle. Have been given the go ahead to start my estradiol tablets today. Previous transfers I keep having implantation failure or miscarriages. Someone mentioned it could be that progesterone is too low in my body. Doc has given permission to double up on cyclogest pessaries when
So... on day 2 of my cycle. Have been given the go ahead to start my estradiol tablets today. Previous transfers I keep having implantation failure or miscarriages. Someone mentioned it could be that progesterone is too low in my body. Doc has given permission to double up on cyclogest pessaries when
JustAGirl21
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Fertility Network UK
4 years ago
8th transfer - meds
So... on day 2 of my cycle. Have been given the go ahead to start my estradiol tablets today. Previous transfers I keep having implantation failure or miscarriages. Someone mentioned it could be that progesterone is too low in my body. Doc has given permission to double up on cyclogest pessaries when
So... on day 2 of my cycle. Have been given the go ahead to start my estradiol tablets today. Previous transfers I keep having implantation failure or miscarriages. Someone mentioned it could be that progesterone is too low in my body. Doc has given permission to double up on cyclogest pessaries when
JustAGirl21
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Fertility Network UK
4 years ago
Dapagliflozin
I'm new to HealthUnlocked. Dapagliflozin...just read about this drug in paper today...does anyone have any information re its approval etc? Thank you
I'm new to HealthUnlocked. Dapagliflozin...just read about this drug in paper today...does anyone have any information re its approval etc? Thank you
pcrtest
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British Heart Foundation
4 years ago
Pcos
My doctor prescribed me metformin and aromek (letrozol) for concieving, but i am bit confused Doctor told me to take aromek during periods and then wait for the next periods, but my periods they are always late aur i have to take medicines for them, so is it risky to take medicine for the next month
My doctor prescribed me metformin and aromek (letrozol) for concieving, but i am bit confused Doctor told me to take aromek during periods and then wait for the next periods, but my periods they are always late aur i have to take medicines for them, so is it risky to take medicine for the next month
Lisa3344
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PCOS UK (Verity)
4 years ago
Metformin side effects
Hi all, I’m newly diagnosed with PCOS and been prescribed metformin. I take 500mg 3x per day, as well as Alpha Inofolic. Since starting the medication, I’m very bloated, having stomach and pelvic cramping and having frequent bowel movements. How long until this settles please? I have other health
Hi all, I’m newly diagnosed with PCOS and been prescribed metformin. I take 500mg 3x per day, as well as Alpha Inofolic. Since starting the medication, I’m very bloated, having stomach and pelvic cramping and having frequent bowel movements. How long until this settles please? I have other health
emmak77
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PCOS UK (Verity)
4 years ago
Left arm pain, dull, aching, some dull/sharp central chest pain
Hello, Acutely aware of the stress that NHS is under at the mo and don't want to cause a fuss to find out it's just anxiety. I have dull persistent left arm pain. Occasional central chest pain (between breasts and a little bit into my back) I feel a little bit shaky but that may just be because i'm worried
Hello, Acutely aware of the stress that NHS is under at the mo and don't want to cause a fuss to find out it's just anxiety. I have dull persistent left arm pain. Occasional central chest pain (between breasts and a little bit into my back) I feel a little bit shaky but that may just be because i'm worried
JT5790
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British Heart Foundation
4 years ago
Help re results .. thank you.
Hello can someone read my results please and advise? I take 75mg of Levo I am also diabetic so take metformin. I am tired all the time, not depressed, get hot sweats and I am on hrt also. Plasma tsh level 1.87. Mu/L 0.30 _ 4.20 mu/ l T4 11.7 Pool/L
Hello can someone read my results please and advise? I take 75mg of Levo I am also diabetic so take metformin. I am tired all the time, not depressed, get hot sweats and I am on hrt also. Plasma tsh level 1.87. Mu/L 0.30 _ 4.20 mu/ l T4 11.7 Pool/L
Karan49
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Thyroid UK
4 years ago
Has any seen benefits of running on either diabetes t2 or lowering medications?
I am T2 on metformin. Well controlled A1c of 6.4. I am also doing C25k with a hope of losing weight (need to lose 10-13 kgs) and reverse diabetes. Anyone else doing running and seeing benefits? I would appreciate if experiences are shared. TIA
I am T2 on metformin. Well controlled A1c of 6.4. I am also doing C25k with a hope of losing weight (need to lose 10-13 kgs) and reverse diabetes. Anyone else doing running and seeing benefits? I would appreciate if experiences are shared. TIA
sribri
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Diabetes India
4 years ago
Raised cortisol and prolactin. Could it be due to T3?
Hi I've been taking t4 100mcg + t3 10mcg daily for at least a year now and fairly stable but still struggling with weight, dryness, irregular light periods and after football which I play twice a week when not in lockdown I really struggle with fatigue, brain fog and slow recovery from DOMS and sore
Hi I've been taking t4 100mcg + t3 10mcg daily for at least a year now and fairly stable but still struggling with weight, dryness, irregular light periods and after football which I play twice a week when not in lockdown I really struggle with fatigue, brain fog and slow recovery from DOMS and sore
Salphy
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Thyroid UK
4 years ago
Tingling
Hi there, I was diagnosed hashimotos in December 2020, and put on levothyroxine, I keep getting pins and needles in my hands when I wake up that wakes me up through the night, even when I’m not lying on them, sometimes it’s just one hand but other times it’s both. My dr said could be carpel tunnel but
Hi there, I was diagnosed hashimotos in December 2020, and put on levothyroxine, I keep getting pins and needles in my hands when I wake up that wakes me up through the night, even when I’m not lying on them, sometimes it’s just one hand but other times it’s both. My dr said could be carpel tunnel but
Pinkbarbie20
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Thyroid UK
4 years ago
GGT normal but my right rib feels sore and brown spots seen on my torso
My GGT levels were high since July and i stopped taking metformin for my diabetes and stopped doing keto. The GGT levels are normal when i checked again in November. However i have slight pain under my right rib and have brown patches all over my torso. Has any one had these symptoms and how did you
My GGT levels were high since July and i stopped taking metformin for my diabetes and stopped doing keto. The GGT levels are normal when i checked again in November. However i have slight pain under my right rib and have brown patches all over my torso. Has any one had these symptoms and how did you
UshaSuryavanshi
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British Liver Trust
4 years ago
Lupron or orchiectomy
For economic reasons I am contemplating orchiectomy. I say “contemplating” because, the idea occurred some time ago and I haven’t yet done it. My next orchiectomy “window “ comes up at month’s end when my 3 month Lupron is scheduled. My wife had pretty much talked me into another postponement,
For economic reasons I am contemplating orchiectomy. I say “contemplating” because, the idea occurred some time ago and I haven’t yet done it. My next orchiectomy “window “ comes up at month’s end when my 3 month Lupron is scheduled. My wife had pretty much talked me into another postponement,
Frigataflyer
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
Lupron and Metformin
Hey gang...I'm not sure if it's all the holiday treats or that I'm six weeks into my first shot of Lupron but my blood sugar has gone up. Normal fasting glucose is around 115-120 but lately it's been 140-150. I'm now taking four 500mg Metformin ER at dinner...dosage used to be three...but still seeing
Hey gang...I'm not sure if it's all the holiday treats or that I'm six weeks into my first shot of Lupron but my blood sugar has gone up. Normal fasting glucose is around 115-120 but lately it's been 140-150. I'm now taking four 500mg Metformin ER at dinner...dosage used to be three...but still seeing
bean1008
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
Synergy!
Studies of single drugs, supplements or foods often have limited or poor results. Synergy is an important factor not to be discounted. Those living in the "Blue Zones" that enjoy spectacular health and longevity do so because of lifestyle and diet. It is becoming recognized and accepted that synergy
Studies of single drugs, supplements or foods often have limited or poor results. Synergy is an important factor not to be discounted. Those living in the "Blue Zones" that enjoy spectacular health and longevity do so because of lifestyle and diet. It is becoming recognized and accepted that synergy
Currumpaw
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
Metformin - an alternative view.
I posted this video several years ago but some will not have seen it. Generally, when I review the PCa literature on a repurposed drug, I include the negative along with the positive. Typically, my links are from scientific studies published in peer-reviewed journals available on PubMed. If you want
I posted this video several years ago but some will not have seen it. Generally, when I review the PCa literature on a repurposed drug, I include the negative along with the positive. Typically, my links are from scientific studies published in peer-reviewed journals available on PubMed. If you want
pjoshea13
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
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