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Hi, could anyone relate, no idea what could be wrong with me...heart related.
Hi, well...I'm 36 male, light smoker, I don't drink anymore or very rarely few beers, weight and height is perfect, I do not
exercise
or move alot...mostly spend my time in bed on the mobile phone and have been for years, don't go out much either.
Hi, well...I'm 36 male, light smoker, I don't drink anymore or very rarely few beers, weight and height is perfect, I do not
exercise
or move alot...mostly spend my time in bed on the mobile phone and have been for years, don't go out much either.
TruthSeeker87
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British Heart Foundation
4 months ago
CALLING All RUNNERS! NEW and not so new! Where are they running to... ?
Here we are at the beginning of a brand new year and for many of us a the beginning of a brand new year of a [u]
NEW
...RUNNING!
Here we are at the beginning of a brand new year and for many of us a the beginning of a brand new year of a [u]
NEW
...RUNNING!
Oldfloss
Administrator
in
Couch to 5K
7 months ago
Newly diagnosed with PMR and thank you for all the info here
My next step, now that the pain has been relieved (fingers crossed), is to get my body moving again with some mild
exercise
(keeping in mind what you’ve told me about rest, pacing, and self-care!!!).
My next step, now that the pain has been relieved (fingers crossed), is to get my body moving again with some mild
exercise
(keeping in mind what you’ve told me about rest, pacing, and self-care!!!).
Bunchberry
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PMRGCAuk
2 months ago
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Anyone asking about Trimbow inhaler
It will never be fixed but I don't smoke and I
exercise
when I can and all this can slow it down a little to last a bit longer when older. But please contact me if you need chat on Trimbow or cancer on lung. And I wish you all a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year and all the best for 2024.
It will never be fixed but I don't smoke and I
exercise
when I can and all this can slow it down a little to last a bit longer when older. But please contact me if you need chat on Trimbow or cancer on lung. And I wish you all a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year and all the best for 2024.
Jojoclown
in
Lung Conditions Community Forum
8 months ago
One Year After Diagnosis
After nine months of taking, I am beginning to feel the strain in my legs when ascending stairs and I feel fairly unmotivated to
exercise
. No heart problems but I have gained about 10 pounds, have elevated liver enzymes, elevated blood sugar and slightly lower hemoglobin level.
After nine months of taking, I am beginning to feel the strain in my legs when ascending stairs and I feel fairly unmotivated to
exercise
. No heart problems but I have gained about 10 pounds, have elevated liver enzymes, elevated blood sugar and slightly lower hemoglobin level.
805guy
in
Prostate Cancer And Gay Men
2 months ago
statin side effect?
I always wake badly depressed but force myself to
exercise
as that really helps. But I have got seriously worse over last few months and the only thing that has changed is that I have been taking Rosuvastatin. Only 5 mg 3 times a week as rapidly reduced my LDL. Coukd it be making me worse?
I always wake badly depressed but force myself to
exercise
as that really helps. But I have got seriously worse over last few months and the only thing that has changed is that I have been taking Rosuvastatin. Only 5 mg 3 times a week as rapidly reduced my LDL. Coukd it be making me worse?
Janouska
in
British Heart Foundation
7 months ago
LVSD and Exercise
Can anyone give any advice on if it's ok to
exercise
with LVSD ...Many thanks..😊
Can anyone give any advice on if it's ok to
exercise
with LVSD ...Many thanks..😊
SLK-14
in
British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
comments and why is body super bloated water retention
Therefore it is a pointless
exercise
. You may find research papers on reverse T3 on mouse models and occasionally in human studies, but this is not practised in clinical medicine. Best wishes Dr
Therefore it is a pointless
exercise
. You may find research papers on reverse T3 on mouse models and occasionally in human studies, but this is not practised in clinical medicine. Best wishes Dr
Chouchou1234
in
Thyroid UK
11 months ago
Hypothyroid for 30 years
I am now physically disabled with arthritic knees and cannot walk far, so any
exercise
I used to be able to do is now not available to me because of high degree pain.
I am now physically disabled with arthritic knees and cannot walk far, so any
exercise
I used to be able to do is now not available to me because of high degree pain.
Silverdaisy
in
Thyroid UK
7 months ago
Osteoporosis
I believe I should now be asking about ‘stage’ and looking to do weight bearing
exercise
(my own research). GP offered future analgesia if required, I tend to not take if can help it. Sorry I’m a little vague, just trying to point myself in right direction. Thanks
I believe I should now be asking about ‘stage’ and looking to do weight bearing
exercise
(my own research). GP offered future analgesia if required, I tend to not take if can help it. Sorry I’m a little vague, just trying to point myself in right direction. Thanks
Thyroid17
in
Thyroid UK
11 months ago
Stent progression
I had
exercise
induced Angina. My Echo was very good, and strong with no damage. My Lad was 85% blocked with no other Artery problems . Drugs wise. Still on Aspirin for life, Clopidogral for a year. I'm off the 1.25 mg Bisoprolol. And reduced Atorvistatin to 40 mg.
I had
exercise
induced Angina. My Echo was very good, and strong with no damage. My Lad was 85% blocked with no other Artery problems . Drugs wise. Still on Aspirin for life, Clopidogral for a year. I'm off the 1.25 mg Bisoprolol. And reduced Atorvistatin to 40 mg.
Hidden
in
British Heart Foundation
10 months ago
Keeping busy or avoidance?
I want to get a job,
exercise
, and try mixed martial arts. My question is, am I running away from something? I always feel like my time should be utilized more meaningfully and every minute I should be doing something to "fix" my problems.
I want to get a job,
exercise
, and try mixed martial arts. My question is, am I running away from something? I always feel like my time should be utilized more meaningfully and every minute I should be doing something to "fix" my problems.
Hidden
in
Anxiety and Depression Support
1 year ago
cardiac rehab
It’s a group
exercise
class with sedate exercises plus weights for some of them. I had my blood pressure checked before the first class but that’s been it. No monitoring is done before, during or after the classes.
It’s a group
exercise
class with sedate exercises plus weights for some of them. I had my blood pressure checked before the first class but that’s been it. No monitoring is done before, during or after the classes.
Ticker26
in
British Heart Foundation
10 months ago
Should I be worried about suppressed TSH
Presumably he is concerned with the risks of Osteoporosis, however, I am a fitness instructor and Yoga Teacher with a hobby of body building and between times also walk and Dance so weight bearing activity is way above average (I
exercise
for 3,000kcal most days). My last DEXA scan was normal.
Presumably he is concerned with the risks of Osteoporosis, however, I am a fitness instructor and Yoga Teacher with a hobby of body building and between times also walk and Dance so weight bearing activity is way above average (I
exercise
for 3,000kcal most days). My last DEXA scan was normal.
YoginiDancer
in
Thyroid UK
2 months ago
Myopericarditis - palpitations
I have been told to lightly
exercise
, stress less, and go back in 2 months. I cannot even manage a half day with my 3 year old, let alone
exercise
. If I pick him up palpitations are induced. I go to sleep every night fearful.
I have been told to lightly
exercise
, stress less, and go back in 2 months. I cannot even manage a half day with my 3 year old, let alone
exercise
. If I pick him up palpitations are induced. I go to sleep every night fearful.
Nb55
in
British Heart Foundation
11 months ago
⁹Suspect 1mg was too low, next step?
Then realised there had been a gradual increase in general aches/ stiffness over-the 6 weeks on 1mg, plus in hand and wrist joints It was so gradual I had put it down to increase in walking and
exercise
I was doing. Finally decided to face facts! Added 5mg for 7 days so total 6mg per day.
Then realised there had been a gradual increase in general aches/ stiffness over-the 6 weeks on 1mg, plus in hand and wrist joints It was so gradual I had put it down to increase in walking and
exercise
I was doing. Finally decided to face facts! Added 5mg for 7 days so total 6mg per day.
Queenie1901
in
PMRGCAuk
8 months ago
Sacral insufficiency fractures
And to try and check that what
exercise
I'm doing is correct and not detrimental long term. It's also sad to hear that so many of us are not getting the long term support we need and deserve. I don't want to knock the NHS as I can't complain at all about my experience of cancer care.
And to try and check that what
exercise
I'm doing is correct and not detrimental long term. It's also sad to hear that so many of us are not getting the long term support we need and deserve. I don't want to knock the NHS as I can't complain at all about my experience of cancer care.
Poir
in
Pelvic Radiation Disease Association
9 months ago
Adding more T3? or keep as is?
I
exercise
3 to 4 times a week and eat healthily. It's like I am stuck!! I also have more joint pains. My lightheadedness, dizziness, and sleep problems resolved when I started taking care of my iron and added 10 mcg of T3 four months ago.
I
exercise
3 to 4 times a week and eat healthily. It's like I am stuck!! I also have more joint pains. My lightheadedness, dizziness, and sleep problems resolved when I started taking care of my iron and added 10 mcg of T3 four months ago.
Kava3
in
Thyroid UK
5 months ago
Is swimming safe
I was just wondering if swimming is safe for the liver due to the pool chemicals, I have recently got back in the pool after 40 years and I am loving it, I know my liver needs
exercise
and swimming is one of the best forms, plus it’s a bonus to be doing an
exercise
that I actually enjoy as well, now
I was just wondering if swimming is safe for the liver due to the pool chemicals, I have recently got back in the pool after 40 years and I am loving it, I know my liver needs
exercise
and swimming is one of the best forms, plus it’s a bonus to be doing an
exercise
that I actually enjoy as well, now
Sophia1968
in
British Liver Trust
1 year ago
Sit Less, Think More: Over 10hr Sedentary Time A Day Hike Dementia Risk
We have seen many articles on the benefits of
exercise
. Here is the other extreme.
We have seen many articles on the benefits of
exercise
. Here is the other extreme.
pvw2
in
Cure Parkinson's
11 months ago
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