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Primrose 123
I wish to say "Thank You", most sincerely to all my dear friends here on HU who very kindly responded to my post regarding whether I should double my Hydrocortisone tablets due to sore arms and feeling very unwell after having my Flu & Covid vaccine 1 week ago, as I have Adrenal Insufficiency I was
I wish to say "Thank You", most sincerely to all my dear friends here on HU who very kindly responded to my post regarding whether I should double my Hydrocortisone tablets due to sore arms and feeling very unwell after having my Flu & Covid vaccine 1 week ago, as I have Adrenal Insufficiency I was
primrose123
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
6 months ago
Primrose 123
Good morning everyone, I was wondering if anyone had developed sore arms and very bad Flu symptoms after having both Flu & COVID vaccines. I got both vaccines 1 week ago , 1 on each arm & I have felt quite unwell since, as I am on 10mg Hydrocortisone tablet in the morning + 5 mg at lunchtime,as I have
Good morning everyone, I was wondering if anyone had developed sore arms and very bad Flu symptoms after having both Flu & COVID vaccines. I got both vaccines 1 week ago , 1 on each arm & I have felt quite unwell since, as I am on 10mg Hydrocortisone tablet in the morning + 5 mg at lunchtime,as I have
primrose123
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
6 months ago
Turkish Hydrocortisone
Can anyone tell me what the above is for?
Can anyone tell me what the above is for?
Nicola1964
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Thyroid UK
6 months ago
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Adrenal cortisol expertise needed
Hi! I was diagnosed with adrenal fatigue / low cortisol 10-plus years ago and take 10 mg of hydrocortisone (tablet) in the morning and at noon. I just received results of diurnal saliva cortisol test and am surprised/confused at the results. Does this group help with adrenal issues, or is there a different
Hi! I was diagnosed with adrenal fatigue / low cortisol 10-plus years ago and take 10 mg of hydrocortisone (tablet) in the morning and at noon. I just received results of diurnal saliva cortisol test and am surprised/confused at the results. Does this group help with adrenal issues, or is there a different
Rileyfloof
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Thyroid UK
6 months ago
Update after cardiac catheterization.
First a BIG THANK YOU for all the advice and support. I felt you with me every step of the way. The catheterization showed no narrowing of the major cardiac arteries. But head cardiologist came and said all my symptoms were classic heart attack and clearly something was blocked...so i have a bucket
First a BIG THANK YOU for all the advice and support. I felt you with me every step of the way. The catheterization showed no narrowing of the major cardiac arteries. But head cardiologist came and said all my symptoms were classic heart attack and clearly something was blocked...so i have a bucket
agingfeminist
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PMRGCAuk
6 months ago
Ferritin and folate levels
I have pituitary failure and it's taken me almost 20years to get myself sorted. I take T3 in the form of Cytomel which is reluctantly prescribed by my local Endo but beyond that they are totally useless. I now see a specialist in Leicester who has got a better idea and I now have hydrocortisone, growth
I have pituitary failure and it's taken me almost 20years to get myself sorted. I take T3 in the form of Cytomel which is reluctantly prescribed by my local Endo but beyond that they are totally useless. I now see a specialist in Leicester who has got a better idea and I now have hydrocortisone, growth
heathermr
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Thyroid UK
6 months ago
Adrenal crisis or flare ?
Evening all, I've been a casual observer for many months now - my PMR was 'gone' (ie in remission/on holiday/not troubling me) and I had adjusted to Adrenal Insufficiency and a likely permanent dose of Hydrocortisone and Vitamin D. I recovered from a dose of covid about 3 weeks ago. On Saturday
Evening all, I've been a casual observer for many months now - my PMR was 'gone' (ie in remission/on holiday/not troubling me) and I had adjusted to Adrenal Insufficiency and a likely permanent dose of Hydrocortisone and Vitamin D. I recovered from a dose of covid about 3 weeks ago. On Saturday
Cyclo5
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Thyroid UK
6 months ago
Adrenal Crisis or a Flare?
Evening all, I've been a casual observer for many months now - my PMR was 'gone' (ie in remission/on holiday/not troubling me) and I had adjusted to Adrenal Insufficiency and a likely permanent dose of Hydrocortisone and Vitamin D. I recovered from a dose of covid about 3 weeks ago. On Saturday afternoon
Evening all, I've been a casual observer for many months now - my PMR was 'gone' (ie in remission/on holiday/not troubling me) and I had adjusted to Adrenal Insufficiency and a likely permanent dose of Hydrocortisone and Vitamin D. I recovered from a dose of covid about 3 weeks ago. On Saturday afternoon
Cyclo5
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PMRGCAuk
6 months ago
Another iron IV/hydro post - been in hospital last night
Hey all,I had iron infusion on Monday. During it, I had anaphylactic shock (tight chest, couldn't breathe) and was injected with 100 mg hydrocortisone (thanks to this, they were able to finish the IV). I woke up on Tuesday morning feeling incredibly warm and with a lot of energy. My vision got sharper
Hey all,I had iron infusion on Monday. During it, I had anaphylactic shock (tight chest, couldn't breathe) and was injected with 100 mg hydrocortisone (thanks to this, they were able to finish the IV). I woke up on Tuesday morning feeling incredibly warm and with a lot of energy. My vision got sharper
Incoguto
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Thyroid UK
7 months ago
Thyroid, anemia, cortisol and fake menopause - iron IV on Monday
Hey everyone,I have been struggling recently with a lot of symptoms, mainly crushing fatigue to the point of dizziness and blurry vision. After years of trying different meds, it is now clear I don't tolerate meds because of other factors. I clearly need higher dose of thyroid meds, but they don't work
Hey everyone,I have been struggling recently with a lot of symptoms, mainly crushing fatigue to the point of dizziness and blurry vision. After years of trying different meds, it is now clear I don't tolerate meds because of other factors. I clearly need higher dose of thyroid meds, but they don't work
Incoguto
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Thyroid UK
7 months ago
Hypersensitivity after ZSR Circumcision
Hi guys, my first post here.. I had phimosis, my foreskin was tight af and I wasn't able to stretch it even during flaccid. I went for Zsr circumcision since there was no other option to treat it. Operation took hardly 10 mins, it was slightly painful but it was bearable. Today is my 28th day
Hi guys, my first post here.. I had phimosis, my foreskin was tight af and I wasn't able to stretch it even during flaccid. I went for Zsr circumcision since there was no other option to treat it. Operation took hardly 10 mins, it was slightly painful but it was bearable. Today is my 28th day
Carrerjet
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Men's Health Forum (Penis Health)
7 months ago
Allergy to prednisolone?
Hi everyone I have severe asthma and was diagnosed with adrenal insufficiency in 2020 after taking lots of Pred when Covid triggered my asthma. I was just left on 5mg Pred for two years with no endocrinology involvement. I was eventually transferred to an endocrinologist who tried me on hydrocortisone
Hi everyone I have severe asthma and was diagnosed with adrenal insufficiency in 2020 after taking lots of Pred when Covid triggered my asthma. I was just left on 5mg Pred for two years with no endocrinology involvement. I was eventually transferred to an endocrinologist who tried me on hydrocortisone
ccccc
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Asthma Community Forum
7 months ago
cortisol
hi all , I just had my bloods done and the cortisol is slightly reduced at 239 and she is changing my steroids to hydrocortisone 10mg in the morning 5mg at teatime Re do bloods in 3 weeks has this happened to anyone else with slightly lower cortisol levels ?
hi all , I just had my bloods done and the cortisol is slightly reduced at 239 and she is changing my steroids to hydrocortisone 10mg in the morning 5mg at teatime Re do bloods in 3 weeks has this happened to anyone else with slightly lower cortisol levels ?
Rottsuzi
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PMRGCAuk
7 months ago
Florinef Dosage
For those that require adrenal hormone replacement such as Hydrocortisone, Florinef and DHEA (I know most Endocrinologist do not even mention DHEA to their patients and say it unnecessary, as one does not need it to 'live', even though it is the most most abundant hormone in the human body, and studies
For those that require adrenal hormone replacement such as Hydrocortisone, Florinef and DHEA (I know most Endocrinologist do not even mention DHEA to their patients and say it unnecessary, as one does not need it to 'live', even though it is the most most abundant hormone in the human body, and studies
bluejadedwho
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AMN EASIER
7 months ago
Chest Infection and Adrenal Insufficiency
So, I've had multiple hospital attendances recently due to this Chest Infection. Was put on antibiotics, but had an Asthma Exacerbation anyway so attended again as home nebulisers weren't enough. So asked if I should add Prednisolone on top of my Hydrocortisone. No one knows the answer. And I don't know
So, I've had multiple hospital attendances recently due to this Chest Infection. Was put on antibiotics, but had an Asthma Exacerbation anyway so attended again as home nebulisers weren't enough. So asked if I should add Prednisolone on top of my Hydrocortisone. No one knows the answer. And I don't know
floating_
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Asthma Community Forum
7 months ago
symptomatic bm’s
Hi, I was diagnosed with secondary hypoadrenalism in 2018 by an endo. The ACTH was borderline and there was a flat response to the glucagon test. In the same year I paid for a saliva test which showed the level of cortisol to be ok. So I only have to take oral hydrocortisone if I’m having surgery, in
Hi, I was diagnosed with secondary hypoadrenalism in 2018 by an endo. The ACTH was borderline and there was a flat response to the glucagon test. In the same year I paid for a saliva test which showed the level of cortisol to be ok. So I only have to take oral hydrocortisone if I’m having surgery, in
19aglow49
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Thyroid UK
7 months ago
RLS medication side effects
Good Morning. I've suffered with restless legs for the best part of 50 years without wanting to boar anyone press-ups used to be my go to cure. But as I've got older they no longer work. I've been on Gabapentin for three or more years, initially it worked fine, I take a 100mg at noon a 300mg early evening
Good Morning. I've suffered with restless legs for the best part of 50 years without wanting to boar anyone press-ups used to be my go to cure. But as I've got older they no longer work. I've been on Gabapentin for three or more years, initially it worked fine, I take a 100mg at noon a 300mg early evening
whitney2044
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Restless Legs Syndrome
8 months ago
Prednisone to Hydrocortisone
My last visit to my rheumatologist she recommended I see an endocrinologist because my most recent Dexa scan (2022) hadn’t improved from my last one (2020). My Dexa scans say osteopenia but my rheumatologist looks at the reports and there’s some other formula that brings me into osteoporosis. So she
My last visit to my rheumatologist she recommended I see an endocrinologist because my most recent Dexa scan (2022) hadn’t improved from my last one (2020). My Dexa scans say osteopenia but my rheumatologist looks at the reports and there’s some other formula that brings me into osteoporosis. So she
1951grumpa
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PMRGCAuk
8 months ago
VERTEBROPLASTY OP WENT FINE - SO FAR, SO GOOD
I did not have the luxury of asking anesthesiologist about Pred dose as there wasn't one present. I was awake for the entire procedure and op nurse administered an opioid and a medication when I requested it. Very relaxed but not "high". Also an antibiotic was included and I now have the same one at
I did not have the luxury of asking anesthesiologist about Pred dose as there wasn't one present. I was awake for the entire procedure and op nurse administered an opioid and a medication when I requested it. Very relaxed but not "high". Also an antibiotic was included and I now have the same one at
Missus835
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PMRGCAuk
8 months ago
Itching due to medication??
Hello, I had a liver transplant 3 years ago and take tacrolimus, mycophenolate and prednisone for anti rejection. I have recently had a very itchy localised rash on my neck which I have been treating with hydrocortisone cream. This is having no effect. I was wondering if it could be a reaction to any
Hello, I had a liver transplant 3 years ago and take tacrolimus, mycophenolate and prednisone for anti rejection. I have recently had a very itchy localised rash on my neck which I have been treating with hydrocortisone cream. This is having no effect. I was wondering if it could be a reaction to any
Chasdog
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British Liver Trust
8 months ago
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