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A proposed metabolic treatment for prostate cancer, (theoretical only) using drugs approved for other conditions
See the PaSTe regimen below: pantoprozole (a drug currently used to reduce stomach acid), simvastatin (a statin used to reduce cholesterol), trimetazidine (a drug used to treat angina attacks). PaSTe. Blockade of the Lipid Phenotype of Prostate Cancer as Metabolic Therapy: A Theoretical Proposal
See the PaSTe regimen below: pantoprozole (a drug currently used to reduce stomach acid), simvastatin (a statin used to reduce cholesterol), trimetazidine (a drug used to treat angina attacks). PaSTe. Blockade of the Lipid Phenotype of Prostate Cancer as Metabolic Therapy: A Theoretical Proposal
Graham49
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
7 months ago
Wellue 24 hr monitor
I've been using the wellue 24 hour monitor for about 6 months it's a very useful device as it is small and you just place it on the left below the collar bone with ECG sticky pads after the 24 hours you upload it to a program that you install on a laptop.I recently had a reading that includes short
I've been using the wellue 24 hour monitor for about 6 months it's a very useful device as it is small and you just place it on the left below the collar bone with ECG sticky pads after the 24 hours you upload it to a program that you install on a laptop.I recently had a reading that includes short
fairgo45
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
3 months ago
pace and ablate
I lost my first post so I hope Im not repeating myself. Im a 63 year old woman with persistent AFib since 2020. After 2 years medication wasnt holding me and I could barely walk to the front door. Changed GP and cardiologist. 3 failed ablations later and I know in 2 weeks he will suggest pace and
I lost my first post so I hope Im not repeating myself. Im a 63 year old woman with persistent AFib since 2020. After 2 years medication wasnt holding me and I could barely walk to the front door. Changed GP and cardiologist. 3 failed ablations later and I know in 2 weeks he will suggest pace and
swimminglove
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
3 months ago
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Could thyroid be causing the issues ?
I have enclosed my daughters ( age 22 ) last thyroid result panel. Her TSH in June last year was over 6 then swung down to under 2 in September but is on the rise again. Her T3/ T4 are always just above minimum. Her father has Hashimoto’s as did her Grandfather and so does her male cousin. Grandad unfortunately
I have enclosed my daughters ( age 22 ) last thyroid result panel. Her TSH in June last year was over 6 then swung down to under 2 in September but is on the rise again. Her T3/ T4 are always just above minimum. Her father has Hashimoto’s as did her Grandfather and so does her male cousin. Grandad unfortunately
BigMamma17
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Thyroid UK
4 months ago
Can a dialysis patient use protein power?
My protein level is low even with the Pro-Stat the kidney center gives to me, Is it ok to use whey protein powder? i mean in it the potassium is 160 mg per serving, Cholesterol is 55mg. I'm a dialysis person.I'm thinking cutting the per serving to half so to decrease the potassium.
My protein level is low even with the Pro-Stat the kidney center gives to me, Is it ok to use whey protein powder? i mean in it the potassium is 160 mg per serving, Cholesterol is 55mg. I'm a dialysis person.I'm thinking cutting the per serving to half so to decrease the potassium.
mingmiley
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Kidney Dialysis
7 months ago
unexplained chest pain and shortness of breath .
had a problem with chest pain and breathless ness did all the checks and could find out where it came from. Wondered if this was another by product of rheumatoid arthritis?
had a problem with chest pain and breathless ness did all the checks and could find out where it came from. Wondered if this was another by product of rheumatoid arthritis?
Susiequest
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NRAS
4 months ago
ACID REFLUX-ARTHRITIS
I rarely get time to read or comment on posts here ...but this morning I have and have been struck by the number of us who suffer from Acid Reflux ... Is this a chicken/egg situation ? do we get acid reflux as another sideline to Arthritis or is it caused by medication ? those of us with reflux issues
I rarely get time to read or comment on posts here ...but this morning I have and have been struck by the number of us who suffer from Acid Reflux ... Is this a chicken/egg situation ? do we get acid reflux as another sideline to Arthritis or is it caused by medication ? those of us with reflux issues
RUSTY750
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NRAS
4 months ago
PSA Gone Up
I had RP in January of 2023, started ADT in May of 2023 and went through 38 session of SRT between July and August. In am currently on my second six month dose of Eligard and it should be done in May of this year. In November 2023, I had my first PSA test since SRT and it was .008 ng/mL. I just got
I had RP in January of 2023, started ADT in May of 2023 and went through 38 session of SRT between July and August. In am currently on my second six month dose of Eligard and it should be done in May of this year. In November 2023, I had my first PSA test since SRT and it was .008 ng/mL. I just got
toyman79912
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
7 months ago
Dealing with an AFib episode without meds.
I was diagnosed with Paroxysmal AFib by an Energency Dept Consultant who ordered certain tests to be done in the future and sent me home with Anticoagulants. I wasn’t given any advice on how to manage an AFib episode or a follow up consultation just a letter to say my test results were OK.A year later
I was diagnosed with Paroxysmal AFib by an Energency Dept Consultant who ordered certain tests to be done in the future and sent me home with Anticoagulants. I wasn’t given any advice on how to manage an AFib episode or a follow up consultation just a letter to say my test results were OK.A year later
Jomaur
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
3 months ago
Underactive thyroid
Hi, my thyroid levels have been up and down recently. I've been on 125mcg and felt fine until the GP decided, after a blood test, to lower the dose. The dosage I need isn't available so I'm now on 100mcg for 5 days and then 112mcg for 2 days. Is this an ok thing to do? Thanks.
Hi, my thyroid levels have been up and down recently. I've been on 125mcg and felt fine until the GP decided, after a blood test, to lower the dose. The dosage I need isn't available so I'm now on 100mcg for 5 days and then 112mcg for 2 days. Is this an ok thing to do? Thanks.
Hidden
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Thyroid UK
4 months ago
Heart rate smart watch
Hi,I have a 2 lead pacemaker for total heart block following AV ablation and 2yrs later since the procedure I'm in heart failure & afib and take ramipril, bisoprolol, dapagliflozin and having a few issues, which has resulted in me having to attend the pacemaker clinic 3x in last 3 weeks. I struggled
Hi,I have a 2 lead pacemaker for total heart block following AV ablation and 2yrs later since the procedure I'm in heart failure & afib and take ramipril, bisoprolol, dapagliflozin and having a few issues, which has resulted in me having to attend the pacemaker clinic 3x in last 3 weeks. I struggled
Nomis21
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
3 months ago
PSA holding low after all!!
As I complained a couple of months ago that PSA could be increasing, today the PSA moved a bit down from 0.03 3 months ago to 0.01 today :-), so I needed to write a few words here about my feelings. With a warm-hearted attitude, somehow enthusiastic but foolish too, as these things are never static,
As I complained a couple of months ago that PSA could be increasing, today the PSA moved a bit down from 0.03 3 months ago to 0.01 today :-), so I needed to write a few words here about my feelings. With a warm-hearted attitude, somehow enthusiastic but foolish too, as these things are never static,
Paulo1968
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
7 months ago
Worried about low heart rate now
Ok so I posted up before because was a bit anxious about my heart rate anyway. I have just started and only completed one run on last Tuesday. I felt so wiped out the days following that. I have a doctor's phone consultation on 30th which I originally booked just to get the ok to go ahead with C25K
Ok so I posted up before because was a bit anxious about my heart rate anyway. I have just started and only completed one run on last Tuesday. I felt so wiped out the days following that. I have a doctor's phone consultation on 30th which I originally booked just to get the ok to go ahead with C25K
DanDSC
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Couch to 5K
3 months ago
My Oligometastatic PCa Journey Continues...coming up on year 9!
It's been a while since I've posted. But wanted to offer a note of
encouragement
for those here that have
oligometastatic prostate cancer
. I was diagnosed in 2015 (227 PSA, Gleason 8, 1 MET in the spine) and still going strong. After years of
hormone therapy
, 6 rounds of
chemo
It's been a while since I've posted. But wanted to offer a note of
encouragement
for those here that have
oligometastatic prostate cancer
. I was diagnosed in 2015 (227 PSA, Gleason 8, 1 MET in the spine) and still going strong. After years of
hormone therapy
, 6 rounds of
chemo
JamesAtlanta
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
7 months ago
changed time of taking Clopidogrel.
Since starting to take Clopidogrel at night, alongside Atorvastatin, I noticed an increase in ectopic/irregular heartbeats. I decided I had endured the anxiety associated with the symptoms long enough so am now taking Clopidogrel in the morning and my Atorvastatin in the evening. The result is…..a much
Since starting to take Clopidogrel at night, alongside Atorvastatin, I noticed an increase in ectopic/irregular heartbeats. I decided I had endured the anxiety associated with the symptoms long enough so am now taking Clopidogrel in the morning and my Atorvastatin in the evening. The result is…..a much
Ladylovesmilktray
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Anticoagulation Support
3 months ago
Three Distinct MS Subtypes Identified
[i]I'm so sorry. I sent a bad link. Hopefully this one will work better.[/i]
MDedge/Neurology 09 Apr 2024
https://www.mdedge.com/neurology/article/268641/multiple-sclerosis/three-distinct-ms-subtypes-identified
[i]I'm so sorry. I sent a bad link. Hopefully this one will work better.[/i]
MDedge/Neurology 09 Apr 2024
https://www.mdedge.com/neurology/article/268641/multiple-sclerosis/three-distinct-ms-subtypes-identified
BettysMom
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My MSAA Community
4 months ago
Progression
My mum got diagnosed with PSP just last October,but that took 18 months .She is now in a residential home ,but I fell so guilty I couldn't keep her at home 😞 The PSP has progressed so quickly Her slight is problematic,falling alot,her speech has become very bad over the last month . Thankfully her
My mum got diagnosed with PSP just last October,but that took 18 months .She is now in a residential home ,but I fell so guilty I couldn't keep her at home 😞 The PSP has progressed so quickly Her slight is problematic,falling alot,her speech has become very bad over the last month . Thankfully her
Blitzford72
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PSP Association
3 months ago
Detecting undiagnosed AF
I'm a stroke lived-experience person since 2016 and, I've had atrial fibrillation / flutter that started years before that. Intially paroxymal, later becoming permanent. I was the subject of a paper (available on the Internet) on pulmonary toxicity (aka cryptogenic organising pnuemonia) secondary to
I'm a stroke lived-experience person since 2016 and, I've had atrial fibrillation / flutter that started years before that. Intially paroxymal, later becoming permanent. I was the subject of a paper (available on the Internet) on pulmonary toxicity (aka cryptogenic organising pnuemonia) secondary to
john-boy-92
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
3 months ago
Are Functional Motor Symptoms Influenced by Glutamate and Glutamine Fluctuations?
I was reading an old post and someone commented about this, so naturally I asked the question and found this study: https://www.neurologylive.com/view/functional-motor-symptoms-influenced-glutamate-glutamine-fluctuations Interesting reading and saying that the "functional movements" are down to biology
I was reading an old post and someone commented about this, so naturally I asked the question and found this study: https://www.neurologylive.com/view/functional-motor-symptoms-influenced-glutamate-glutamine-fluctuations Interesting reading and saying that the "functional movements" are down to biology
Lady4
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Functional Neurological Disorder - FND Hope
7 months ago
Ablation or Not?
I'm currently waiting for an ablation and have been for over 6 months. When I first developed AF I was quite badly affected by it. I would: Get out of breath just walking a short distance Keep falling asleep Found climbing stairs and carrying 'heavy' things more difficult than they should Occasionally
I'm currently waiting for an ablation and have been for over 6 months. When I first developed AF I was quite badly affected by it. I would: Get out of breath just walking a short distance Keep falling asleep Found climbing stairs and carrying 'heavy' things more difficult than they should Occasionally
Peakoverload
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
3 months ago
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