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RSV vaccine?
Hi all! Is there any reason that I might want to avoid the RSV vaccine with my PMR? I also have delayed getting the most recent covid booster since I had covid last September and hoping that immunity is going to last awhile. As always, so appreciate the advice on this great site.
Hi all! Is there any reason that I might want to avoid the RSV vaccine with my PMR? I also have delayed getting the most recent covid booster since I had covid last September and hoping that immunity is going to last awhile. As always, so appreciate the advice on this great site.
Spartans1
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PMRGCAuk
7 months ago
Covid free test kit for - Certain Vulnerable People from the Government website link.
Covid free test kit for - Vulnerable People from Government. Good afternoon everyone. Can someone tell me please when the Government stopped send out Covid test kit for vulnerable people? I used to qualify for these and have a box sent to me when requested because I have no immune system. The link
Covid free test kit for - Vulnerable People from Government. Good afternoon everyone. Can someone tell me please when the Government stopped send out Covid test kit for vulnerable people? I used to qualify for these and have a box sent to me when requested because I have no immune system. The link
Joseph260268
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
7 months ago
Thyroid/post viral fatigue/perimenopause/CFS - help!
Morning lovely people. I really hope you can help we make sense of what's been going on for me for the past 4 years. After getting covid in March 2020 I have not really been 100%. The fatigue etc did improve to about 95% of normal until getting covid again in October 2021 (and going through some extreme
Morning lovely people. I really hope you can help we make sense of what's been going on for me for the past 4 years. After getting covid in March 2020 I have not really been 100%. The fatigue etc did improve to about 95% of normal until getting covid again in October 2021 (and going through some extreme
Dahliasanddaisies
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Thyroid UK
7 months ago
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Can LDN help with Long Covid?
Can LDN help with Long Covid? Answered by Pharmacist Stephen Dickson, LDN Specialist Check out www.ldnrtevents.com for LDN Webinars, The LDN Book 3, eBooks, Medical Membership, etc. Please visit our website https://www.ldnresearchtrust.org which is packed with information on Low Dose Naltrexone (
Can LDN help with Long Covid? Answered by Pharmacist Stephen Dickson, LDN Specialist Check out www.ldnrtevents.com for LDN Webinars, The LDN Book 3, eBooks, Medical Membership, etc. Please visit our website https://www.ldnresearchtrust.org which is packed with information on Low Dose Naltrexone (
Shewulf
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LDN Research Trust
7 months ago
Forstair Next
Hi, I've been on combi forstair Next inhaler and my symptoms has greatly improved! However I have 2 horrible side effects . 1 . Bouts of oral thrush and 2 . What I can only describe as a plug of mucus every morning which leads me to cough and clear my throat, does anybody have any tips? I regularly
Hi, I've been on combi forstair Next inhaler and my symptoms has greatly improved! However I have 2 horrible side effects . 1 . Bouts of oral thrush and 2 . What I can only describe as a plug of mucus every morning which leads me to cough and clear my throat, does anybody have any tips? I regularly
Mini2020
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Asthma Community Forum
5 months ago
Covid teens
It may have been there before covid, but if it was it was very well hidden. I have two great kids, son and daughter. One was a senior during Covid, and the other was in 10th grade. We will start with seniors story. Needless to say no senior year enjoyment, and then went off to college and his first year
It may have been there before covid, but if it was it was very well hidden. I have two great kids, son and daughter. One was a senior during Covid, and the other was in 10th grade. We will start with seniors story. Needless to say no senior year enjoyment, and then went off to college and his first year
bobo9876
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Anxiety and Depression Support
7 months ago
Cancer sufferer T3 below range, T4 50%, TSH 1.6 advice
Hello wise caring people. On one result, looks like they are a poor converter. My best pal is probably loosing battle with cancer - mid 60s male. He had radiation treatment on throat cancer 3 1/2 years ago. Treatment now stopped and has a lymph node node issue that is not responding, after throat
Hello wise caring people. On one result, looks like they are a poor converter. My best pal is probably loosing battle with cancer - mid 60s male. He had radiation treatment on throat cancer 3 1/2 years ago. Treatment now stopped and has a lymph node node issue that is not responding, after throat
Sleepman
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Thyroid UK
7 months ago
No more spaghetti or jelly legs!
I recently posted a question just prior to my neurology visit about my gate being off and got some really good answers however after visiting my neurologist I was put on a medication called ampyra. You have to get it from a specialty pharmacy and my copay is 47$ a month but it is ms specific. It takes
I recently posted a question just prior to my neurology visit about my gate being off and got some really good answers however after visiting my neurologist I was put on a medication called ampyra. You have to get it from a specialty pharmacy and my copay is 47$ a month but it is ms specific. It takes
Mark1499
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My MSAA Community
11 months ago
My going out again after having covid Indeed
My name is John Stefan and I am from London. I do Live in Peterborough and I am at the moment planning to start going out again with my family. But I have not been out with my family since we had Covid - 19 Last summer in the August Summer Break in 2023. But I have a question now to ask. Should Me and
My name is John Stefan and I am from London. I do Live in Peterborough and I am at the moment planning to start going out again with my family. But I have not been out with my family since we had Covid - 19 Last summer in the August Summer Break in 2023. But I have a question now to ask. Should Me and
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Mencap
7 months ago
Tongue / Graves disease
Can the thyroid affect the tongue? I was borderline again last time and have a blood test end of Feb due to be discharged if ok but I think as I keep being borderline they're not sure what to do with me. As to whether my body is naturally on borderline as I don't really get many of the symptoms Mild
Can the thyroid affect the tongue? I was borderline again last time and have a blood test end of Feb due to be discharged if ok but I think as I keep being borderline they're not sure what to do with me. As to whether my body is naturally on borderline as I don't really get many of the symptoms Mild
kittyelen
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Thyroid UK
7 months ago
Sciatica
Hi all. I have been suffering with back pain for several years. In regards to medication, you name it, I've tried it. I've have two lots of steroid injections which had no effect whatsoever and then finally in 2022 I had radio frequency ablation which was brilliant. I had instant relief from this. I
Hi all. I have been suffering with back pain for several years. In regards to medication, you name it, I've tried it. I've have two lots of steroid injections which had no effect whatsoever and then finally in 2022 I had radio frequency ablation which was brilliant. I had instant relief from this. I
Stormtrooper4
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Pain Concern
7 months ago
All About myself Indeed
My name is John Stefan and I am from London. I do Live in Peterborough and I have been Living in Peterborough for a very Long time since 2008. Before that I moved from Place to Place but have been settled Here in Peterborough since the above named year Indeed. Also I am a Christian and I have been studying
My name is John Stefan and I am from London. I do Live in Peterborough and I have been Living in Peterborough for a very Long time since 2008. Before that I moved from Place to Place but have been settled Here in Peterborough since the above named year Indeed. Also I am a Christian and I have been studying
Hidden
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Mencap
7 months ago
Back again!!
I have been on here a few times and Jools and Sue saved my sanity! Other's have also been so kind so, thank you...again! I do have another question which I'm sure Jools and Sue can help me with. The 20 mcg Buprenorphine patch has helped my RLS hugely though I know it's lurking but I can now sleep which
I have been on here a few times and Jools and Sue saved my sanity! Other's have also been so kind so, thank you...again! I do have another question which I'm sure Jools and Sue can help me with. The 20 mcg Buprenorphine patch has helped my RLS hugely though I know it's lurking but I can now sleep which
Danni54
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Restless Legs Syndrome
6 months ago
cateract surgery
Hello: I’m a little worried about having cateract surgery as I like most have tremor or dyskinesia. The doctor asked could I be still. Funny. Anyone experience this? Any thoughts? Thanks.
Hello: I’m a little worried about having cateract surgery as I like most have tremor or dyskinesia. The doctor asked could I be still. Funny. Anyone experience this? Any thoughts? Thanks.
Ep0522
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Cure Parkinson's
11 months ago
German
Hi everyone any suggestions I've have a big boil middle off shoulders it's nasty docter give me antibiotics is there any suggestions to bring it to head so it bursts cause if antibiotics don't work it has to be cut drained I'd rather try other method off sorting it
Hi everyone any suggestions I've have a big boil middle off shoulders it's nasty docter give me antibiotics is there any suggestions to bring it to head so it bursts cause if antibiotics don't work it has to be cut drained I'd rather try other method off sorting it
Germantara
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
1 day ago
Time interval between Omeprazole and 40mg Pred - seeking advice.
This is a respiratory issue, but since I’m a recent user of Pred for PMR and I know the ladies know their stuff. I finished Pred for PMR in January 2024, but 4 months ago caught a chest infection that persisted as a dry cough. Fast forward I was hospitalised and diagnosed with pneumonia, Covid positive
This is a respiratory issue, but since I’m a recent user of Pred for PMR and I know the ladies know their stuff. I finished Pred for PMR in January 2024, but 4 months ago caught a chest infection that persisted as a dry cough. Fast forward I was hospitalised and diagnosed with pneumonia, Covid positive
Exflex
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PMRGCAuk
2 days ago
Recently diagnosed with IPF (August 2024)
Hi, Leading up to the recent diagnosis via CT scan I had had a dry cough for 16 weeks, coming about from a viral chest infection, leading to a bacterial infection 4 weeks later when the GP prescribed antibiotics. The cough persisted afterwards, and 2 weeks ago got worse making even light exercise difficult
Hi, Leading up to the recent diagnosis via CT scan I had had a dry cough for 16 weeks, coming about from a viral chest infection, leading to a bacterial infection 4 weeks later when the GP prescribed antibiotics. The cough persisted afterwards, and 2 weeks ago got worse making even light exercise difficult
Exflex
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
7 days ago
Types of asthma
I was diagnosed with non specific asthma 2 years ago at 69. My type starts with a tickle in the throat, coughing and sadly incontinence. My dad a smoker had cold. How many types of asthma are there. My friend says I probably only have chronic cough
I was diagnosed with non specific asthma 2 years ago at 69. My type starts with a tickle in the throat, coughing and sadly incontinence. My dad a smoker had cold. How many types of asthma are there. My friend says I probably only have chronic cough
Msccruises
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Asthma Community Forum
8 days ago
Persistent cough and possible asthma diagnosis
Hello. I’m new here and keen to find out if other people with asthma have experienced the symptoms I have. I have had a persistent cough for about 4 months. Generally I feel a pressure in my chest and lower throat where it feels like a can’t breath. I then cough as this feels like it relieves the pressure
Hello. I’m new here and keen to find out if other people with asthma have experienced the symptoms I have. I have had a persistent cough for about 4 months. Generally I feel a pressure in my chest and lower throat where it feels like a can’t breath. I then cough as this feels like it relieves the pressure
SunnyDaySunshine
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Asthma Community Forum
12 days ago
I had b12 injections stopped during covid I’m now getting them again
I was diagnosed with pernicious anemia many years ago I was put on b12 injections,some years later I started experiencing numbness in my left leg burning sensation in my hands was sent to see a neurologist who did MRI scans and told there was degeneration in the nerves in my spine which was due to my
I was diagnosed with pernicious anemia many years ago I was put on b12 injections,some years later I started experiencing numbness in my left leg burning sensation in my hands was sent to see a neurologist who did MRI scans and told there was degeneration in the nerves in my spine which was due to my
bigE20
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
7 months ago
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