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Voltarol?
Does anyone know if it's ok to use Voltarol gel while on aspirin and Anagrelide?
Does anyone know if it's ok to use Voltarol gel while on aspirin and Anagrelide?
lizzziep
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MPN Voice
8 years ago
NHS Prescription Saving
If you pay for your NHS prescriptions, you can make huge savings by getting an NHS pre-payment certificate. My pharmacist kindly pointed this out to me. I am on bisoprolol, flecanaide, rivaroxaban, losartan & indapamide. Paying regular prescription price comes to £540/year. The pre-payment certificate
If you pay for your NHS prescriptions, you can make huge savings by getting an NHS pre-payment certificate. My pharmacist kindly pointed this out to me. I am on bisoprolol, flecanaide, rivaroxaban, losartan & indapamide. Paying regular prescription price comes to £540/year. The pre-payment certificate
Londonant
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AF Association
8 years ago
Any Advice
Hi there I will welcome ANY advice My son is 5 years old and the Dr's think he has Obstructive Sleep Apnea, He had an over night Saturation test and the first one didn't work, the second he said they dropped quite low I asked for the result and they said 45 Minutes at 90% 20 Seconds at 80%. He has been
Hi there I will welcome ANY advice My son is 5 years old and the Dr's think he has Obstructive Sleep Apnea, He had an over night Saturation test and the first one didn't work, the second he said they dropped quite low I asked for the result and they said 45 Minutes at 90% 20 Seconds at 80%. He has been
sj2010
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
8 years ago
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Very painful knee has anyone used Flexiseq
Went to the Dr yesterday as my knee was so painful and found it difficult to walk on Monday. I asked was flexiseq available on prescription but it's not, has anyone used this cream and did it help, its quite expensive but would be worth it if it worked. Dr give me coidene and a cream called axsain
Went to the Dr yesterday as my knee was so painful and found it difficult to walk on Monday. I asked was flexiseq available on prescription but it's not, has anyone used this cream and did it help, its quite expensive but would be worth it if it worked. Dr give me coidene and a cream called axsain
gemsmum
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AF Association
8 years ago
Giving up hope
Hi everyone im new to all of this was told 6 months ago i had ra have tried metotrexate dident help im now on hydroxychloroquine salazopyrine .arcoxia tablets also have had 3 steroid injections still in agony in my hands and feet anyone know how long it takes of these tablets to kick in many thanks
Hi everyone im new to all of this was told 6 months ago i had ra have tried metotrexate dident help im now on hydroxychloroquine salazopyrine .arcoxia tablets also have had 3 steroid injections still in agony in my hands and feet anyone know how long it takes of these tablets to kick in many thanks
Channelle
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NRAS
8 years ago
Sickle cell trait
I have the trait and so does my daughter. Tonight I decided to look up on line to see if others have the muscle and joint pain that I carry in which I believe stems from the trait. I asked doctors many years ago if the trait had anything to do with the pain and like everyone else they said no there is
I have the trait and so does my daughter. Tonight I decided to look up on line to see if others have the muscle and joint pain that I carry in which I believe stems from the trait. I asked doctors many years ago if the trait had anything to do with the pain and like everyone else they said no there is
Matildatraitsalaam
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Sickle Cell Society
8 years ago
Non-PCa Prescription Drugs: Gout Meds.
Gout is an inflammatory condition associated with a problem of purine metabolism that results in crystallization of uric acid. [1] [2] Colchicine is sometimes prescribed for gout. [2a] (1991 - U.S.) An anecdotal paper: "Laboratory data indicate that colchicine has an antimetastatic effect in tissue
Gout is an inflammatory condition associated with a problem of purine metabolism that results in crystallization of uric acid. [1] [2] Colchicine is sometimes prescribed for gout. [2a] (1991 - U.S.) An anecdotal paper: "Laboratory data indicate that colchicine has an antimetastatic effect in tissue
pjoshea13
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
8 years ago
Re fire ant venom "therapy?"
In agreement with my neuro I recently paused my practice of allowing a few fire ants to sting my affected hand every 4th day. If you hadn't read a post previously by me aboout the apparent benefit, I had regained grip strength and tactile ability in my right hand to the point I was suspecting recovery
In agreement with my neuro I recently paused my practice of allowing a few fire ants to sting my affected hand every 4th day. If you hadn't read a post previously by me aboout the apparent benefit, I had regained grip strength and tactile ability in my right hand to the point I was suspecting recovery
BUZZ1397
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Cure Parkinson's
8 years ago
Pump Suggestions
60 yo with advanced prostate cancer. Currently treated with firmagon and trial chemo of 40 mg Cabozantinim. I am interested in using a pump for erections. I take so many pills I just don't want any more medication. Any with pump experience, would like to know which have been easiest to use and reasonable
60 yo with advanced prostate cancer. Currently treated with firmagon and trial chemo of 40 mg Cabozantinim. I am interested in using a pump for erections. I take so many pills I just don't want any more medication. Any with pump experience, would like to know which have been easiest to use and reasonable
scarlino
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
8 years ago
Rheumy has given me 5 months to be free of Pred
Hi all ,. I saw my Rheumy today after 8months , should have been 6 but they kept cancelling and pushing the date on. After another normal blood test he has told me to cut my pred from 6 to zero in 5 months and take Arcoxia once every other day for the withwrawel pains , every day if nessasery rather
Hi all ,. I saw my Rheumy today after 8months , should have been 6 but they kept cancelling and pushing the date on. After another normal blood test he has told me to cut my pred from 6 to zero in 5 months and take Arcoxia once every other day for the withwrawel pains , every day if nessasery rather
Gaz227
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PMRGCAuk
8 years ago
Newbie
Hi all. My name is Barry and I was recently diagnosed with afib and sick sinus syndrome. Hoping to get info on what works and what doesn't.
Hi all. My name is Barry and I was recently diagnosed with afib and sick sinus syndrome. Hoping to get info on what works and what doesn't.
Blacomb
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AF Association
8 years ago
Steroid withdrawal , miss diagnosis or what .
Hi Al . I have been successfully reducing for some time now start d on 20mg pred June 2015, currently down to 5.5 mg of pred , the rhuemy wanted me to go in Azatheprine but as I was reducing ok I couldn't see the point , 3 weeks after using the dead slow system from 6 to 5.5 , I am in so much pain,
Hi Al . I have been successfully reducing for some time now start d on 20mg pred June 2015, currently down to 5.5 mg of pred , the rhuemy wanted me to go in Azatheprine but as I was reducing ok I couldn't see the point , 3 weeks after using the dead slow system from 6 to 5.5 , I am in so much pain,
Gaz227
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PMRGCAuk
8 years ago
Nosebleed and on Apixaban
Hi Not been on here for a while. Hope everyone is keeping as well as possible Just need a bit of advice. I am on Apixaban and had a nosebleed earlier (I have a chesty cough cold at present). It took 3 attempts to stop it. First 10 mins of pressure then 20 mins then 30 mins. My question is Do I take
Hi Not been on here for a while. Hope everyone is keeping as well as possible Just need a bit of advice. I am on Apixaban and had a nosebleed earlier (I have a chesty cough cold at present). It took 3 attempts to stop it. First 10 mins of pressure then 20 mins then 30 mins. My question is Do I take
loobylou777
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
8 years ago
Starting Ibrutinib
Hello all, I've been w&w for 6 years and now have several bothersome nodes, severe fatigue and labs are indicating CLL progression. Due to my non-mutated status the doctors at MDA gave me the choice of ibrutinib, or a trial of ibrutinib w/ venetoclax. I opted for the ibrutinib alone and will start
Hello all, I've been w&w for 6 years and now have several bothersome nodes, severe fatigue and labs are indicating CLL progression. Due to my non-mutated status the doctors at MDA gave me the choice of ibrutinib, or a trial of ibrutinib w/ venetoclax. I opted for the ibrutinib alone and will start
kimiD
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CLL Support
8 years ago
Relief in joints pain
hi i m suffering from uric acid very badly, which was at its normal range i.e 7 points but there is unbearable pain in my hand's joints and also there is swelling. sometimes it comes down but when it starts can not bear. i m having tab. zyloric per day with pain killer. but relief. please suggest me
hi i m suffering from uric acid very badly, which was at its normal range i.e 7 points but there is unbearable pain in my hand's joints and also there is swelling. sometimes it comes down but when it starts can not bear. i m having tab. zyloric per day with pain killer. but relief. please suggest me
kranjeet3587
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Diabetes India
8 years ago
A small piece of me.
I suffer with fatigue which recently has become worse in the last few weeks I have pain in my feet which I'm told is gout walking is a nightmare in the evening.
I suffer with fatigue which recently has become worse in the last few weeks I have pain in my feet which I'm told is gout walking is a nightmare in the evening.
Williamsian
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Fibromyalgia Action UK
8 years ago
bradykinesia?
Has your medication helped with general slowness? I noticed a slowness in moving (I believe that is bradykinesia?) before I was diagnosed. Now that I'm taking Sinemet it seems to have improved greatly. Sometimes I think my mind (not my brain) is fooling me into believing what I want to believe.
Has your medication helped with general slowness? I noticed a slowness in moving (I believe that is bradykinesia?) before I was diagnosed. Now that I'm taking Sinemet it seems to have improved greatly. Sometimes I think my mind (not my brain) is fooling me into believing what I want to believe.
TheresaCurley
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Cure Parkinson's
8 years ago
Confused
Can anyone tell me if they suffered from gout while taking Apixaban also has anyone who suffers from AF and flutter had a problem with low kidney function . I have developed gout and am trying as is my GP to find a medication I can take to help it as he doesn't think aAllopurinol can be taken with Apixaban
Can anyone tell me if they suffered from gout while taking Apixaban also has anyone who suffers from AF and flutter had a problem with low kidney function . I have developed gout and am trying as is my GP to find a medication I can take to help it as he doesn't think aAllopurinol can be taken with Apixaban
Florence-Nightingale
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
8 years ago
Dandelion tea (organic)
Does anyone here drink Organic Dandelion Tea? Obviously to drink this potassium levels need to be in normal range, as mine are in range i questioned my neph about this and he said i can drink this but just in moderation as well as drinking plenty of water. He did warn me that I will be using the bathroom
Does anyone here drink Organic Dandelion Tea? Obviously to drink this potassium levels need to be in normal range, as mine are in range i questioned my neph about this and he said i can drink this but just in moderation as well as drinking plenty of water. He did warn me that I will be using the bathroom
dizzydi
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Early CKD Support
8 years ago
Foods/Supplements-Vitamins: Lycopene - Tomatoes
"Lycopene is the pigment principally responsible for the characteristic deep-red color of ripe tomato fruits and tomato products." [2c] As of Aug 29, 2016, there are 434 PubMed hits for <prostate lycopene>. [1] This all started in 1995, with Giovannucci's first paper on the subject, so I'll review his
"Lycopene is the pigment principally responsible for the characteristic deep-red color of ripe tomato fruits and tomato products." [2c] As of Aug 29, 2016, there are 434 PubMed hits for <prostate lycopene>. [1] This all started in 1995, with Giovannucci's first paper on the subject, so I'll review his
pjoshea13
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
8 years ago
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