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Dry eyes and hydration
I have lived with glaucoma for more than a decade, and over the years the associated experience of dry eyes and blurred vision has become an increasing problem alongside the treatment interventions and the eye drops that I’m required to use. Some days are worse than others and I’ve never really understood
I have lived with glaucoma for more than a decade, and over the years the associated experience of dry eyes and blurred vision has become an increasing problem alongside the treatment interventions and the eye drops that I’m required to use. Some days are worse than others and I’ve never really understood
Purchris
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Glaucoma UK
1 year ago
Thyroid Eye Disease (TED) talk 13.08.23 (7-8pm)
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/thyroid-eye-disease-ted-talk-by-professor-simon-pearce-registration-681585188647 There is an online talk on TED by Prof Pearce on 13.08.23 if anyone is interested in listening. It is organised by TEDct. Personally, I’ve benefitted from having an enlightened endocrinologist
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/thyroid-eye-disease-ted-talk-by-professor-simon-pearce-registration-681585188647 There is an online talk on TED by Prof Pearce on 13.08.23 if anyone is interested in listening. It is organised by TEDct. Personally, I’ve benefitted from having an enlightened endocrinologist
Buddy195
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Thyroid UK
1 year ago
Ablate or wait?
About 1 year ago I suffered with recurrent AF episodes usually overnight and they lasted from 1 hour to 5 hours. On two occasions I went to A&E and was kept in A&E overnight. I got a consultant appointment and he prescribed Flecainide 100mg twice per day and a spot on the NHS ablation waiting list.
About 1 year ago I suffered with recurrent AF episodes usually overnight and they lasted from 1 hour to 5 hours. On two occasions I went to A&E and was kept in A&E overnight. I got a consultant appointment and he prescribed Flecainide 100mg twice per day and a spot on the NHS ablation waiting list.
Jazzguitar22
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AF Association
11 months ago
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Cosopt eye drops
is anyone having trouble getting hold of Cosopt eye drops. These are single use drops which are preservative free. My pharmacist just says to ask consultant for an alternative drop but these are the only ones that lower my pressure slightly and I think I’ve had just about every glaucoma drop that’s available
is anyone having trouble getting hold of Cosopt eye drops. These are single use drops which are preservative free. My pharmacist just says to ask consultant for an alternative drop but these are the only ones that lower my pressure slightly and I think I’ve had just about every glaucoma drop that’s available
Charliecat123
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Glaucoma UK
2 years ago
DRY MOUTH/ HORRIBLE TASTE
Hi Everyone , December I had puffy red right cheek , sore to touch , no cold, no earache, but my face ached. Had my eyes checked all ok, saw GP , gave me some nose drops, didnt work , he said thought it might be my sinuses , i did suffer with sinus issues 60 years ago , but in my memory seemed
Hi Everyone , December I had puffy red right cheek , sore to touch , no cold, no earache, but my face ached. Had my eyes checked all ok, saw GP , gave me some nose drops, didnt work , he said thought it might be my sinuses , i did suffer with sinus issues 60 years ago , but in my memory seemed
TGSHJ71
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LUPUS UK
1 year ago
a poem for light relief
Check up day, and I’m Right on time 10 minutes early for my ten to nine They call me through but false alarm It’s just the nurse, eye test, stay calm My good eye reads nearly all the chart But Glaucoma eye is not so smart Can only get about halfway down through pinholes an extra line can
Check up day, and I’m Right on time 10 minutes early for my ten to nine They call me through but false alarm It’s just the nurse, eye test, stay calm My good eye reads nearly all the chart But Glaucoma eye is not so smart Can only get about halfway down through pinholes an extra line can
Royrace
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Glaucoma UK
1 year ago
Midazelam
Hi I am having cataract surgery on Sunday and you are given choice of a sedative or not. The nurse said "they usually " use Midazelam -obviously anything offered if i am unsure I will go without it. Does anyone know if Midazelam is RLS safe ? Don't want legs jumping around and the surgical instruments
Hi I am having cataract surgery on Sunday and you are given choice of a sedative or not. The nurse said "they usually " use Midazelam -obviously anything offered if i am unsure I will go without it. Does anyone know if Midazelam is RLS safe ? Don't want legs jumping around and the surgical instruments
Pippins2
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Restless Legs Syndrome
1 year ago
Good PMR specialist in Bristol/WestonSM?
GP diagnosed me with PMR in May 2022. I had difficulties reducing below 18mg so she referred me to a consultant at Bristol Royal Infirmary. He is very kind and sympathetic but refuses to confirm the diagnosis of PMR. He says I am too young - I’m 56 - and he’s run every test in the book on me (MRI, PET
GP diagnosed me with PMR in May 2022. I had difficulties reducing below 18mg so she referred me to a consultant at Bristol Royal Infirmary. He is very kind and sympathetic but refuses to confirm the diagnosis of PMR. He says I am too young - I’m 56 - and he’s run every test in the book on me (MRI, PET
Lyra42
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PMRGCAuk
9 months ago
Follow up x-ray pneumonia
Hi everyone. I rang my surgery today to see if my follow up chest x-ray results were in. I had possible pneumonia diagnosed 4 weeks ago, apparently the 'possible' meant that the mass on my x-ray was tiny, anyway the surgery said my results were in and I had to make a telephone consultation appointment
Hi everyone. I rang my surgery today to see if my follow up chest x-ray results were in. I had possible pneumonia diagnosed 4 weeks ago, apparently the 'possible' meant that the mass on my x-ray was tiny, anyway the surgery said my results were in and I had to make a telephone consultation appointment
Scooby1967
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
9 months ago
Dry Matter in the corner of eyes.
Does anyone have problems with dry matter in the inside corner of their eyes? I know Glaucoma can be associated with dry eyes and fortunately, so far, I have not had too much of a problem.. However lately I have noticed an occasional sharp pain in the corner of my eye as a piece of matter comes out.
Does anyone have problems with dry matter in the inside corner of their eyes? I know Glaucoma can be associated with dry eyes and fortunately, so far, I have not had too much of a problem.. However lately I have noticed an occasional sharp pain in the corner of my eye as a piece of matter comes out.
Tschuggen
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Glaucoma UK
1 year ago
Dry mouth
Hi, I'm on Besremi, now at 150 every two weeks (down from 180 as WBC got too low). I have had dry eyes for awhile, but suddenly I'm noticing my mouth is really dry. I also have frequent urination, and have had for sometime which is driving me crazy. I do see urologist next week about that issue
Hi, I'm on Besremi, now at 150 every two weeks (down from 180 as WBC got too low). I have had dry eyes for awhile, but suddenly I'm noticing my mouth is really dry. I also have frequent urination, and have had for sometime which is driving me crazy. I do see urologist next week about that issue
Elizka
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MPN Voice
1 year ago
warm eye masks
can anyone recommend a type of warm eye mask? I have dry tired eyes and would like to try a warm mask but have seen some to put in microwave and some usb ones, Can anyone recommend please. I had slt laser bout 3 months ago -not worked and totally regret it.Eyes not felt same since. - back on Monopost
can anyone recommend a type of warm eye mask? I have dry tired eyes and would like to try a warm mask but have seen some to put in microwave and some usb ones, Can anyone recommend please. I had slt laser bout 3 months ago -not worked and totally regret it.Eyes not felt same since. - back on Monopost
swanlady123
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Glaucoma UK
1 year ago
Beta blockers and Cosopt
I have been using Cosopt eye drops to reduce the pressure in my eyes for some time. I have been recently put onto a beta blocking tablet (isoprolol) for heart problems. As both these medicines contain beta blockers I will be getting a more of the drug in my body. What about the impact on my eye though
I have been using Cosopt eye drops to reduce the pressure in my eyes for some time. I have been recently put onto a beta blocking tablet (isoprolol) for heart problems. As both these medicines contain beta blockers I will be getting a more of the drug in my body. What about the impact on my eye though
CheshireResident
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Glaucoma UK
1 year ago
Euthyroid Sick Syndrome
Hi everyone, Just wondering if anyone has been diagnosed with Euthyroid Sick Syndrome or thinks they may have it? I am now beginning to think that my problems are due to this and not Hypothyroidism. Am thinking of getting a reverse T3 test but it's quite expensive.This cannot be treated with meds so
Hi everyone, Just wondering if anyone has been diagnosed with Euthyroid Sick Syndrome or thinks they may have it? I am now beginning to think that my problems are due to this and not Hypothyroidism. Am thinking of getting a reverse T3 test but it's quite expensive.This cannot be treated with meds so
Sooty101
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Thyroid UK
11 months ago
Hope this helps!
Hi everyone, I do not have CLL but I do have the itchy, pins and needles prickly feeling on my upper arms at night when I cover up. Once it starts it's relentless. I spoke to my Dermatologist about it and she said it sounded like a nerve problem. She prescribed me Fluocinonide cream 0.05 percent. I rub
Hi everyone, I do not have CLL but I do have the itchy, pins and needles prickly feeling on my upper arms at night when I cover up. Once it starts it's relentless. I spoke to my Dermatologist about it and she said it sounded like a nerve problem. She prescribed me Fluocinonide cream 0.05 percent. I rub
MiaRiley21
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CLL Support
1 year ago
pegasys and migraines
I see from a recent post response that there are others on Pegasys who have suffered from migraines. I have been on 45 mcg weekly for a few months and have just had an excruciatingly painful migraine. I have had a few less painful ones. I’m hoping some patients will share their experience on this
I see from a recent post response that there are others on Pegasys who have suffered from migraines. I have been on 45 mcg weekly for a few months and have just had an excruciatingly painful migraine. I have had a few less painful ones. I’m hoping some patients will share their experience on this
Smithjoa
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MPN Voice
1 year ago
This researcher is REVERSING BLINDNESS in monkeys!
'Eye problems' are common symptoms with PD. this is no joke, i've been watching this guy's videos for a couple of years dr david sinclair (Phd) is a best-seller on NY Times he is an anti-aging specialist and talks about his latest research with mice and monkeys that is [i]
reversing BLINDNESS caused
'Eye problems' are common symptoms with PD. this is no joke, i've been watching this guy's videos for a couple of years dr david sinclair (Phd) is a best-seller on NY Times he is an anti-aging specialist and talks about his latest research with mice and monkeys that is [i]
reversing BLINDNESS caused
PDWarrior1900
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Cure Parkinson's
1 year ago
Asthma anxiety
Hello everyone, I am just writing a post as I wanted to see if I am alone in this and whether anyone has any suggestions to help. I will give a bit of a backstory to this. I had mild asthma from the age of 13 however it wasn't serious enough that my parents never took me to get diagnosed. Fast forward
Hello everyone, I am just writing a post as I wanted to see if I am alone in this and whether anyone has any suggestions to help. I will give a bit of a backstory to this. I had mild asthma from the age of 13 however it wasn't serious enough that my parents never took me to get diagnosed. Fast forward
Allie_Rose
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Living with Asthma
9 months ago
Now on the LVV journey too
I posted recently about being sent for a PET CT scan as I have leg claudication in addition to my usual PMR and GCA. Got my results and plan today. Scan positive in head, most of aorta, both legs and left arm. I expect my right arm feels left out 😀. Anyway, back to 60mg prednisone and consultant is
I posted recently about being sent for a PET CT scan as I have leg claudication in addition to my usual PMR and GCA. Got my results and plan today. Scan positive in head, most of aorta, both legs and left arm. I expect my right arm feels left out 😀. Anyway, back to 60mg prednisone and consultant is
Smellydog9
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PMRGCAuk
9 months ago
Help with test results
Hi all. I've been having tests as my doctor believes I may have occupational asthma (I work with flour and other flour based ingredients). My blood results have come back as normal but my chest x-ray state the following which I don't understand... "Heart size and mediastinal contours are within normal
Hi all. I've been having tests as my doctor believes I may have occupational asthma (I work with flour and other flour based ingredients). My blood results have come back as normal but my chest x-ray state the following which I don't understand... "Heart size and mediastinal contours are within normal
EMJAY1401
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Asthma Community Forum
9 months ago
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