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I brought home my dog domino following acl surgery and am overwhelmed about his rehab routine. Massage, ice, meds, trips to vet daily for laser therapy, etc. for at least 8 weeks. Has anyone else been through this and have any coping skills to suggest?
I brought home my dog domino following acl surgery and am overwhelmed about his rehab routine. Massage, ice, meds, trips to vet daily for laser therapy, etc. for at least 8 weeks. Has anyone else been through this and have any coping skills to suggest?
CatDogLover
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Anxiety and Depression Support
5 months ago
red light therapy
hi everyone! I am wondering if anyone has heard of using red and near infrared light therapy.
hi everyone! I am wondering if anyone has heard of using red and near infrared light therapy.
positiveness
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My MSAA Community
5 months ago
Capiverstib
Anyone heard of or started this new FDA approved targeted therapy? What is your experience or understanding?
Anyone heard of or started this new FDA approved targeted therapy? What is your experience or understanding?
Yikes123
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SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
5 months ago
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Seeking to connect, share, support and heal this anxiety
Howdy all: I am TS—my nickname, so it's all good. I have experienced depression for 34 years, when I was first diagnosed. About 5 months ago, I was also diagnosed with general anxiety disorder, Since that time, I have experienced a combination of anxiety, fear and deep loneliness. I am currently on
Howdy all: I am TS—my nickname, so it's all good. I have experienced depression for 34 years, when I was first diagnosed. About 5 months ago, I was also diagnosed with general anxiety disorder, Since that time, I have experienced a combination of anxiety, fear and deep loneliness. I am currently on
LittleShik
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Anxiety and Depression Support
5 months ago
Parkinson's Nurse update
Hi all, thank you for all your previous posts, they were most helpful. Since then we have had a few medical professionals visit. The Parkinsons Nurse is coming to see my father-in-law tomorrow. Is there any questions we need to be asking? The OT and Physio visited yesterday and recommended a new commode
Hi all, thank you for all your previous posts, they were most helpful. Since then we have had a few medical professionals visit. The Parkinsons Nurse is coming to see my father-in-law tomorrow. Is there any questions we need to be asking? The OT and Physio visited yesterday and recommended a new commode
Loveispatient23
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PSP Association
5 months ago
recurrence after lobectomy
Hello, I am 53 and live in the UK and I stop smoking in my late 20’. I had a lobectomy of my right lower lobe in April 2022 to remove a minimally invasive adenocarcinoma staged pT1 N0, M0, PL0, R0 (found by complete accident on an abdomen CT scan.) I begged for adjuvant therapy after the operation
Hello, I am 53 and live in the UK and I stop smoking in my late 20’. I had a lobectomy of my right lower lobe in April 2022 to remove a minimally invasive adenocarcinoma staged pT1 N0, M0, PL0, R0 (found by complete accident on an abdomen CT scan.) I begged for adjuvant therapy after the operation
Bibicata
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The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
6 months ago
Transformation of Richter's Transformation Treatment to combination targeted therapy - tislelizumab +zanubrutinib (ASH 2023)
Richter's Transformation treatments are typically fixed term R-CHOP*, or modifications of that chemoimmunity therapy. So it's encouraging to hear that [i]"In a phase 2 trial, anti-PD-1 inibitor tislelizumab + next gen BTK inhibitor zanubrutinib had an overall response rate of 58.3% in patients with Richter's
Richter's Transformation treatments are typically fixed term R-CHOP*, or modifications of that chemoimmunity therapy. So it's encouraging to hear that [i]"In a phase 2 trial, anti-PD-1 inibitor tislelizumab + next gen BTK inhibitor zanubrutinib had an overall response rate of 58.3% in patients with Richter's
AussieNeil
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CLL Support
6 months ago
Pain everywhere.
I've been 10+ yrs searching for answers. I had some bladder problems in 2013. Doctors did surgery. I almost died. Apparently they told me my blood vessels looked funny. They didn't know if they "knicked " me or what but I lost 8 pints of blood very quickly. They barely got me transfusion in time. I chalked
I've been 10+ yrs searching for answers. I had some bladder problems in 2013. Doctors did surgery. I almost died. Apparently they told me my blood vessels looked funny. They didn't know if they "knicked " me or what but I lost 8 pints of blood very quickly. They barely got me transfusion in time. I chalked
CountryGirl9636
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Partners for Behcet's
6 months ago
How you can help make ibrutinib plus venetoclax fixed duration therapy a reality for Australians with previously untreated CLL
In Australia, no new medicine can be listed on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) unless it has first been recommended by the Pharmaceutical Benefits Advisory Committee (PBAC). In March 2024, PBAC will again consider a submission to recommend a 15-month combination therapy of ibrutinib plus venetoclax
In Australia, no new medicine can be listed on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) unless it has first been recommended by the Pharmaceutical Benefits Advisory Committee (PBAC). In March 2024, PBAC will again consider a submission to recommend a 15-month combination therapy of ibrutinib plus venetoclax
CLLerinOz
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CLL Support
6 months ago
Input on Timing of Initial ADT after RP/SRT Failed
After surgery and salvage radiation therapy (SRT) have failed, it appears I'm headed for androgen deprivation therapy. Like many things in the world of prostate cancer, the recommendations as to when to start ADT seem to be all over the place, so I'm seeking any insights folks may have based on your
After surgery and salvage radiation therapy (SRT) have failed, it appears I'm headed for androgen deprivation therapy. Like many things in the world of prostate cancer, the recommendations as to when to start ADT seem to be all over the place, so I'm seeking any insights folks may have based on your
dans_journey
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
20 days ago
coming off rotigotine patches
Hello, First post… Could someone please share their experience coming off rotigotine patches, and what helped you throughout this experience? Been on rotigotine for 4 or so years, and more recently started experiencing augmentation. Was on 2mg, in August GP suggested increasing to 3mg but that hardly
Hello, First post… Could someone please share their experience coming off rotigotine patches, and what helped you throughout this experience? Been on rotigotine for 4 or so years, and more recently started experiencing augmentation. Was on 2mg, in August GP suggested increasing to 3mg but that hardly
Artifcial
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Restless Legs Syndrome
6 months ago
Where Are My People?
I was diagnosed with major depressive disorder over 5 years ago. It started with speech therapy but didn’t seem to help. I’ve been medicated since then but it doesn’t feel like it’s doing its job anymore. The last couple years have been a rollercoaster with changing meds multiple times, worsening depression
I was diagnosed with major depressive disorder over 5 years ago. It started with speech therapy but didn’t seem to help. I’ve been medicated since then but it doesn’t feel like it’s doing its job anymore. The last couple years have been a rollercoaster with changing meds multiple times, worsening depression
RottieFlood37
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Major Depressive Disorder (MDD) Support
6 months ago
COMBINATION THERAPY IS NOW UNDER REVIEW
This review indicates how and why combination therapy may be used in treatment. Interesting in itself, but another example of cherry-picking evidence ( we aren't mentioned in spite of starting this concept in 2012. Good cliquish admission where the "nonprofessionals"are best kept well out of the limelight
This review indicates how and why combination therapy may be used in treatment. Interesting in itself, but another example of cherry-picking evidence ( we aren't mentioned in spite of starting this concept in 2012. Good cliquish admission where the "nonprofessionals"are best kept well out of the limelight
diogenes
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Thyroid UK
6 months ago
some great news….
My son will be turning 4 this January and that in and of itself is great news. Nothing is scarier than having just given birth and not knowing what the future of your precious new child will hold, like simply living. my son was born with PUV and severe reflux bilaterally. Of course there was renal
My son will be turning 4 this January and that in and of itself is great news. Nothing is scarier than having just given birth and not knowing what the future of your precious new child will hold, like simply living. my son was born with PUV and severe reflux bilaterally. Of course there was renal
MotherofBarbearians
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Parents of Children with Kidney Disease
6 months ago
What are the most promising drugs/treatments on the horizon for PD symptom relief,slowing progression?
I see Buntanetap,Celeste light therapy and Cue1 as potentials. anyone have any thoughts? i dont know how much longer I can hang on.
I see Buntanetap,Celeste light therapy and Cue1 as potentials. anyone have any thoughts? i dont know how much longer I can hang on.
Jmellano
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Cure Parkinson's
6 months ago
Newly diagnosed metastatic PC treatment options
Hi, I'm 68 years old. Here are the key points in my story so far: In July 2023 a blood test showed a PSA value of 45. On September 26 2023, prostate MRI showed a dominant tumor in the prostate with extension into the right seminal vesicle. Also the fat plane between the rectum and prostate is lost
Hi, I'm 68 years old. Here are the key points in my story so far: In July 2023 a blood test showed a PSA value of 45. On September 26 2023, prostate MRI showed a dominant tumor in the prostate with extension into the right seminal vesicle. Also the fat plane between the rectum and prostate is lost
ShorePine
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
6 months ago
stress from Endo
At a stage where I don’t know what to do anymore I have stage 4 endo and none of the hormones ect have helped me with any of my pain, my gyni is at a point where she don’t know what to do now neither and I just got a letter of my work saying I have a disaplintry meeting on Wednesday morning and I
At a stage where I don’t know what to do anymore I have stage 4 endo and none of the hormones ect have helped me with any of my pain, my gyni is at a point where she don’t know what to do now neither and I just got a letter of my work saying I have a disaplintry meeting on Wednesday morning and I
Ginge2001
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Endometriosis UK
4 days ago
it’s time again…
I have been in this depression episode now again for three days, nothing gives me happiness, nothing gives me hope, I see others around me that are having the best life and although I am genuinely happy for them, it digs my hole a little bit deeper, I know from being here many times, it will pass… The
I have been in this depression episode now again for three days, nothing gives me happiness, nothing gives me hope, I see others around me that are having the best life and although I am genuinely happy for them, it digs my hole a little bit deeper, I know from being here many times, it will pass… The
Starr88
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Major Depressive Disorder (MDD) Support
5 days ago
Getting our Smile Back
This inspires hope: Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) https://youtu.be/xF4juQrQRn4
This inspires hope: Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) https://youtu.be/xF4juQrQRn4
Dabaa
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Cure Parkinson's
6 days ago
The Immune Mind by Monty Lyman - Radio 4
I'm still working on getting a proper understanding of what this Book of the Week is all about. I keep setting it going, and drifting off to sleep. However, today I was awake enough to listen (with quite a good level of attention) to episode 4, which starts off talking about rheumatoid arthritis and
I'm still working on getting a proper understanding of what this Book of the Week is all about. I keep setting it going, and drifting off to sleep. However, today I was awake enough to listen (with quite a good level of attention) to episode 4, which starts off talking about rheumatoid arthritis and
Hezekiah
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NRAS
7 days ago
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