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Occult cancer in patients with deep-vein thrombosis [DVT].
New study below [1]. It's a reminder that dysfunctional coagulation is an early event in cancer & after a DVT , a man should be screened for cancer - particularly PCa. But for men with PCa who have not suffered a DVT, it is a warning that coagulation factors are nonetheless altered. In PCa, micro-clots
New study below [1]. It's a reminder that dysfunctional coagulation is an early event in cancer & after a DVT , a man should be screened for cancer - particularly PCa. But for men with PCa who have not suffered a DVT, it is a warning that coagulation factors are nonetheless altered. In PCa, micro-clots
pjoshea13
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
7 years ago
Bloods Advice & GP advice
Hi all, This is a slight deviation from thyroid advice, but when my TSH came back at 3.1 (range up to 4.2), I started to look into what might be causing the thyroid to be suppressed and it was suggested on here that sex hormones might be playing a part in this. This made sense to me as I have recently
Hi all, This is a slight deviation from thyroid advice, but when my TSH came back at 3.1 (range up to 4.2), I started to look into what might be causing the thyroid to be suppressed and it was suggested on here that sex hormones might be playing a part in this. This made sense to me as I have recently
littlepotofjelly
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Thyroid UK
7 years ago
repost marijuana drug interaction article
formatting lost...sorry you can also likely search your specific meds and marijuana for interactions if the article feels too onerous (I've taught pharmacology so I didn't appreciate how complex this might seem) www.medscape.com Stirring the Pot: Potential Drug Interactions With Marijuana Sarah T
formatting lost...sorry you can also likely search your specific meds and marijuana for interactions if the article feels too onerous (I've taught pharmacology so I didn't appreciate how complex this might seem) www.medscape.com Stirring the Pot: Potential Drug Interactions With Marijuana Sarah T
erash
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My MSAA Community
7 years ago
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I thought it was getting better 😔 😢
Hi ladies, So, I was diagnosed with endo roughly 12 years ago after the birth of my first child and further diagnosed with adeno via MRI approx 4 years ago after my youngest. I've tried various treatments etc etc and have stuck with the Evra patch on and off for the past 4ish years as I've found it
Hi ladies, So, I was diagnosed with endo roughly 12 years ago after the birth of my first child and further diagnosed with adeno via MRI approx 4 years ago after my youngest. I've tried various treatments etc etc and have stuck with the Evra patch on and off for the past 4ish years as I've found it
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Endometriosis UK
7 years ago
Almost a month
Hi all. I can't believe I hit the one month mark here on Saturday. Who would have ever thought I would have done it? I certainty didn't. How do you change a habit of twelve years? A lot easier than I thought. Once I got past the initial couple of weeks the rest seemed to fall Into place. I still have
Hi all. I can't believe I hit the one month mark here on Saturday. Who would have ever thought I would have done it? I certainty didn't. How do you change a habit of twelve years? A lot easier than I thought. Once I got past the initial couple of weeks the rest seemed to fall Into place. I still have
Matt28
6 Months Smoke Free
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No Smoking Day
7 years ago
Results advice please
I asked my doctor to check all my sex hormones as i have constenly painful breast and my periods are all over the place along with hair loss and fatigue. here are the results Testosterone 1.1 nmol/L <2.90nmol/LP Progesterone <1 nmol/L Oestradiol 138 pmol/L Prolactin 161 mlU/L 109.00-557.00mlU/L My
I asked my doctor to check all my sex hormones as i have constenly painful breast and my periods are all over the place along with hair loss and fatigue. here are the results Testosterone 1.1 nmol/L <2.90nmol/LP Progesterone <1 nmol/L Oestradiol 138 pmol/L Prolactin 161 mlU/L 109.00-557.00mlU/L My
Tbob
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Thyroid UK
7 years ago
Blood test results Gonadotrophin level (XE25H) Hormones ,blood haematinic levels,thyroid function test ....any idea ?
Serum follicle stimulating hormone level : 4.8 IU/L ( 1.5-12.4 ) Serum LH level :8.0IU/L ( 1.7-8.6) Hormones : Serum oestradiol level (4465) : 82pmol/L ( 31.0-152.0) Serum prolactin level : 133mIU/L,( 86.0-324.0) ( NHS ) Serum vitamin B12 level : above range : 881ng/L ( 197.0-771.0) Serum folate
Serum follicle stimulating hormone level : 4.8 IU/L ( 1.5-12.4 ) Serum LH level :8.0IU/L ( 1.7-8.6) Hormones : Serum oestradiol level (4465) : 82pmol/L ( 31.0-152.0) Serum prolactin level : 133mIU/L,( 86.0-324.0) ( NHS ) Serum vitamin B12 level : above range : 881ng/L ( 197.0-771.0) Serum folate
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Thyroid UK
7 years ago
Sugar
Someone asked for a post on sugar. If it doesn't cover what you had in mind, let me know. -Patrick Sugar & Cancer. A. Overview. A1.The Sugar Myth. One of the enduring myths about cancer, is that sugar causes and/or feeds cancer. Countless internet sites advise the unwary to give up sugar. Going
Someone asked for a post on sugar. If it doesn't cover what you had in mind, let me know. -Patrick Sugar & Cancer. A. Overview. A1.The Sugar Myth. One of the enduring myths about cancer, is that sugar causes and/or feeds cancer. Countless internet sites advise the unwary to give up sugar. Going
pjoshea13
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
7 years ago
Thyroid test results
Hello, I finally bit the bullet and paid the £££ to get some tests done using Medichecks and Blue Horizon. They are all blood tests apart from the salivary cortisol. I'd appreciate comments on what they mean and any advice: PROGESTERONE (day21) - 2.9 nmol/L ref range: luteal 5.8 - 75.9 (Dr commented
Hello, I finally bit the bullet and paid the £££ to get some tests done using Medichecks and Blue Horizon. They are all blood tests apart from the salivary cortisol. I'd appreciate comments on what they mean and any advice: PROGESTERONE (day21) - 2.9 nmol/L ref range: luteal 5.8 - 75.9 (Dr commented
mountaincat
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Thyroid UK
7 years ago
oral vs dermal progesterone?
After receiving my latest lab results, I have a question about the efficacy of oral vs dermal progesterone (all the so called Hertoghe doctors prescribe Estrogel only, as that is said to spare the liver, but some, like my doctor, will put you on progesterone pills Utrogestan). These were my lab results
After receiving my latest lab results, I have a question about the efficacy of oral vs dermal progesterone (all the so called Hertoghe doctors prescribe Estrogel only, as that is said to spare the liver, but some, like my doctor, will put you on progesterone pills Utrogestan). These were my lab results
Hidden
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Thyroid UK
7 years ago
feeling off dizzy kind of and hypothyroidism /NDT/menopause
I am on ndt nature throid....my last tsh was .5 and my ft4 ft3 both were normal low but dr wouldn't increase meds due to low tsh. I have another apt in two weeks. But since my last visit which she also started estradiol bec of low estrogen and vag dryness etc and she gave me progesterone 80mg twice a
I am on ndt nature throid....my last tsh was .5 and my ft4 ft3 both were normal low but dr wouldn't increase meds due to low tsh. I have another apt in two weeks. But since my last visit which she also started estradiol bec of low estrogen and vag dryness etc and she gave me progesterone 80mg twice a
jacrjacr
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Thyroid UK
7 years ago
Nicotine patches
Have anyone heard about therapy by nicotine patches ? The protocol was invented like 10 years ago by a French neurologist, Dr Gabriel Villafane, working in a university hospital near Paris. Numerous patients are extremely happy with it, say it's remarkably efficient, but the other neurologists in
Have anyone heard about therapy by nicotine patches ? The protocol was invented like 10 years ago by a French neurologist, Dr Gabriel Villafane, working in a university hospital near Paris. Numerous patients are extremely happy with it, say it's remarkably efficient, but the other neurologists in
Xenos
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Cure Parkinson's
7 years ago
Why are Hormone levels falling after supplementing with HRT?
Just began taking hrt in Oct. 53 years old, hysterectomy 6 years ago. First Dr. put me on divigel, said I did not need progesterone since I do not have a uterus. 2nd Dr. prescribed Bioidentical hormone cream with estrogen and progesterone cream. After blood tests came back, he felt I wasn't absorbing
Just began taking hrt in Oct. 53 years old, hysterectomy 6 years ago. First Dr. put me on divigel, said I did not need progesterone since I do not have a uterus. 2nd Dr. prescribed Bioidentical hormone cream with estrogen and progesterone cream. After blood tests came back, he felt I wasn't absorbing
sdp10112
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Thyroid UK
7 years ago
Natural killer cells suppress enzalutamide resistance and cell invasion in CRPC via targeting ARv7.
New study below [1]. "Despite the success of androgen-deprivation therapy (ADT) with the newly developed anti-androgen enzalutamide (Enz, also known as MDV3100) to suppress castration resistant prostate cancer (CRPC) in extending patient survival by an extra 4.8 months ..." Resistance is often associated
New study below [1]. "Despite the success of androgen-deprivation therapy (ADT) with the newly developed anti-androgen enzalutamide (Enz, also known as MDV3100) to suppress castration resistant prostate cancer (CRPC) in extending patient survival by an extra 4.8 months ..." Resistance is often associated
pjoshea13
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
7 years ago
Estradiol Valerate tablets
I am thinking if going back to my HRT treatment. Will this have an effect on NDT?
I am thinking if going back to my HRT treatment. Will this have an effect on NDT?
angela100
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Thyroid UK
7 years ago
Foods/Supplements-Vitamins: Cruciferous Phytochemicals - [3] 3,3'-Diindolylmethane [DIM]
DIM (3,3'-Diindolylmethane) is thought to be the most important phytochemical found in broccoli. [1] Estrogen Metabolism. Some may think it odd to begin with estrogen. Much of the DIM literature relates to its effect on estrogen metabolism, & this is of major interest to women with hormonal cancer,
DIM (3,3'-Diindolylmethane) is thought to be the most important phytochemical found in broccoli. [1] Estrogen Metabolism. Some may think it odd to begin with estrogen. Much of the DIM literature relates to its effect on estrogen metabolism, & this is of major interest to women with hormonal cancer,
pjoshea13
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
7 years ago
Taking hrt and numbers are dropping
Just began taking hrt in Oct. 53 years old, hysterectomy 6 years ago. First Dr. put me on divigel, said I did not need progesterone since I do not have a uterus. 2nd Dr. prescribed Bioidentical hormone cream with estrogen and progesterone cream. After blood tests came back, he felt I wasn't absorbing
Just began taking hrt in Oct. 53 years old, hysterectomy 6 years ago. First Dr. put me on divigel, said I did not need progesterone since I do not have a uterus. 2nd Dr. prescribed Bioidentical hormone cream with estrogen and progesterone cream. After blood tests came back, he felt I wasn't absorbing
sdp10112
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Thyroid UK
7 years ago
New diagnosis, not seeing results - is this normal?
I am a 5'8", 198 pound, 48 year old female. I went to a doctor with the following symptoms: hot flashes, dry skin, fatigue, severe brain fog, constipation (bowel movement once every 4-5 days), hair falls out by the handful in the shower, and I have always struggled with my weight (the only way to lose
I am a 5'8", 198 pound, 48 year old female. I went to a doctor with the following symptoms: hot flashes, dry skin, fatigue, severe brain fog, constipation (bowel movement once every 4-5 days), hair falls out by the handful in the shower, and I have always struggled with my weight (the only way to lose
tammycline2012
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Thyroid UK
7 years ago
PCa & low levels of serum testosterone
New study below. "A total of 605 PrCa patients ... underwent robotic-assisted radical prostatectomy between September 2010 and January 2013 at the University of Pennsylvania ..." "Androgen deficiency was determined as serum free testosterone (FT) <47 pg/ml and total testosterone (TT) <193 ng/dl." A few
New study below. "A total of 605 PrCa patients ... underwent robotic-assisted radical prostatectomy between September 2010 and January 2013 at the University of Pennsylvania ..." "Androgen deficiency was determined as serum free testosterone (FT) <47 pg/ml and total testosterone (TT) <193 ng/dl." A few
pjoshea13
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
7 years ago
Dr. Edward Friedman - The Man Who Claims PCa is Caused by Estradiol
I read his book and he states that the aromatization of testosterone into estradiol causes PCa. He bases some of his conclusions on Lebowitz Triple Androgen Blockade..if you combine the theories of Friedman...Leibowitz...BAT...a protocol to control PCa and prevent CRPC would be: 12 months of Lupron +
I read his book and he states that the aromatization of testosterone into estradiol causes PCa. He bases some of his conclusions on Lebowitz Triple Androgen Blockade..if you combine the theories of Friedman...Leibowitz...BAT...a protocol to control PCa and prevent CRPC would be: 12 months of Lupron +
gusgold
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
7 years ago
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