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Acne type spots
Hi everyone...I started loading dose of b12 injections about 6 weeks ago. After a few injections I started to get acne type spots on my face . Originally I put this down to my new makeup and haven't used for a month. New spots have appeared ...dr prescribed hydrocortisone cream which has helped a little
Hi everyone...I started loading dose of b12 injections about 6 weeks ago. After a few injections I started to get acne type spots on my face . Originally I put this down to my new makeup and haven't used for a month. New spots have appeared ...dr prescribed hydrocortisone cream which has helped a little
Marianjones54
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
7 years ago
Acne type spots
Hi everyone... I started loading dose of b12 injections about about 6 weeks ago. After a few injections I started to get acne type spots on my face. Originally put these down to change of make up and haven't used this for a month. New spots still appearing and dr prescribed hydrocortisone cream to help
Hi everyone... I started loading dose of b12 injections about about 6 weeks ago. After a few injections I started to get acne type spots on my face. Originally put these down to change of make up and haven't used this for a month. New spots still appearing and dr prescribed hydrocortisone cream to help
Marianjones54
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Thyroid UK
7 years ago
Does this look familiar?
Hi, I've posted a photo of my hand, which shows the dryness in between my fingers. This is how it starts then quickly tears to leave open sores which often bleed and are incredibly painful. I have this on my left hand, behind my left ear and down below. My doctor insists it's a fungal infection down
Hi, I've posted a photo of my hand, which shows the dryness in between my fingers. This is how it starts then quickly tears to leave open sores which often bleed and are incredibly painful. I have this on my left hand, behind my left ear and down below. My doctor insists it's a fungal infection down
AField
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Scleroderma & Raynaud's UK (SRUK)
7 years ago
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What is this rash?
I have had eczema all my life, but for 4 months I've had these rashes new rashes. They itch especially at night and when left dry throughout the day. They leak a transparent clear fluid. No cream has helped, not even hydrocortisone. What does this look like? I'm obviously going to visit the doctor soon
I have had eczema all my life, but for 4 months I've had these rashes new rashes. They itch especially at night and when left dry throughout the day. They leak a transparent clear fluid. No cream has helped, not even hydrocortisone. What does this look like? I'm obviously going to visit the doctor soon
WK1010
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MY SKIN
7 years ago
Where to buy Hydrocortisone Tablets
Hello, please can someone message me where i can buy hydrocortisone tablets online. My usual supplier is out of stock. I am under the care of a private GP, he gives me a prescription but it's too expensive to buy it this way.
Hello, please can someone message me where i can buy hydrocortisone tablets online. My usual supplier is out of stock. I am under the care of a private GP, he gives me a prescription but it's too expensive to buy it this way.
Amemini
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Thyroid UK
7 years ago
Low T3 so Endo is proposing 5mcg of Liothyronine
I am a 54 year old male who first posted in the group 2 years ago. At the time i was suffering from severe fatigue, irritability, brain fog and anxiety. I managed to get to see an Endo who diagnosed Secondary Hypothyroidism, low Vit D and low testosterone. Two years ago my readings were Vit D 50 (>
I am a 54 year old male who first posted in the group 2 years ago. At the time i was suffering from severe fatigue, irritability, brain fog and anxiety. I managed to get to see an Endo who diagnosed Secondary Hypothyroidism, low Vit D and low testosterone. Two years ago my readings were Vit D 50 (>
Trademole
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Thyroid UK
7 years ago
Secondary adrenal insufficiency ?
? If you have secondary adrenal insufficiency and are on hydrocortisone please respond to this post. I have secondary adrenal insufficiency but no tumor or anything. My pituitary gland is not functioning. Does anyone have any other ideas as to why your pituitary gland will not function? I’m on hydrocortisone
? If you have secondary adrenal insufficiency and are on hydrocortisone please respond to this post. I have secondary adrenal insufficiency but no tumor or anything. My pituitary gland is not functioning. Does anyone have any other ideas as to why your pituitary gland will not function? I’m on hydrocortisone
Angela2121
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Thyroid UK
7 years ago
Fostair
Ok it’s me again!! My husband has been switched from symbicort 200/6 to Fostair to try to limit the side effects of the inhaler with the hydrocortisone he is taking for the adrenal insufficiency brought on by the interaction of the Itraconazole and the Symbicort. Trouble is he is now getting pains in
Ok it’s me again!! My husband has been switched from symbicort 200/6 to Fostair to try to limit the side effects of the inhaler with the hydrocortisone he is taking for the adrenal insufficiency brought on by the interaction of the Itraconazole and the Symbicort. Trouble is he is now getting pains in
Pooeysuey
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Fungal Infection Trust
7 years ago
Hydroxocobalamin or methylcobalamin
I have been injecting hydroxocobalamin and taking hydrocortisone. I'm feeling really good. I've read that methylcobalamin is better to inject than hydroxocobalamin. Has anyone any experience of injecting methylcobalamin as I might swap to it. It is more expensive than hydroxocobalamin x6 or 7 times.
I have been injecting hydroxocobalamin and taking hydrocortisone. I'm feeling really good. I've read that methylcobalamin is better to inject than hydroxocobalamin. Has anyone any experience of injecting methylcobalamin as I might swap to it. It is more expensive than hydroxocobalamin x6 or 7 times.
toph
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
7 years ago
Would appreciate feedback on doctor
I realise this may sound strange but, lately, I have been trying to figure out if my so called hormone doctor is a good doctor or not, at least as far as I'm concerned...so I'd appreciate any feedback on the treatment so far (first visit to doctor in late 2011): - I was diagnosed with adrenal fatigue
I realise this may sound strange but, lately, I have been trying to figure out if my so called hormone doctor is a good doctor or not, at least as far as I'm concerned...so I'd appreciate any feedback on the treatment so far (first visit to doctor in late 2011): - I was diagnosed with adrenal fatigue
Hidden
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Thyroid UK
7 years ago
Where to buy hydrocortisone
Hi guys, I'm asking this: do you know any website that sell hydrocortisone without prescrption?
Hi guys, I'm asking this: do you know any website that sell hydrocortisone without prescrption?
Hidden
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Thyroid UK
7 years ago
Hypopituitarism and thyroid
Hi I have hypopituitarism and inject growth hormone, take hydrocortisone 10mg and am on hrt as I have no oestrogen. I have only been diagnosed for about 6 Months and now I have prescribed thyroxine as my thyroid is low. I am hoping that this is the final piece of the puzzle and I finally feel like
Hi I have hypopituitarism and inject growth hormone, take hydrocortisone 10mg and am on hrt as I have no oestrogen. I have only been diagnosed for about 6 Months and now I have prescribed thyroxine as my thyroid is low. I am hoping that this is the final piece of the puzzle and I finally feel like
Km27
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Thyroid UK
7 years ago
Having 2nd Total Knee Replacement in 3 weeks
Hi all, Finally having 2nd TKR mid November. Not over-enthused but have been TOLD by orthopod and rheumy that I will be able to mobilise better then lose some weight (possibly!) as I'm not able to do much at present. A bit apprehensive because of last years 1st TKR and subsequent flares,
Hi all, Finally having 2nd TKR mid November. Not over-enthused but have been TOLD by orthopod and rheumy that I will be able to mobilise better then lose some weight (possibly!) as I'm not able to do much at present. A bit apprehensive because of last years 1st TKR and subsequent flares,
AussiePolyDee
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PMRGCAuk
7 years ago
Hydrocortisone
I am injecting B12 and have been advised to have a 2 week course of hydrocortisone tablets. Can anyone explain why. I was diagnosed with MS with obvious demyelination on MRI.
I am injecting B12 and have been advised to have a 2 week course of hydrocortisone tablets. Can anyone explain why. I was diagnosed with MS with obvious demyelination on MRI.
toph
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
7 years ago
More T3 information
Hi I have been reading your posts about T3 with interest. I have now decided to start my own post on this. I had previously added it as a reply to someone else. I have had so much conflicting information on T3. My husband was diabetic, and he also had hypothyroidism. Unfortunately he also had cancer.
Hi I have been reading your posts about T3 with interest. I have now decided to start my own post on this. I had previously added it as a reply to someone else. I have had so much conflicting information on T3. My husband was diabetic, and he also had hypothyroidism. Unfortunately he also had cancer.
Nee22
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Thyroid UK
7 years ago
Hydrocortisone for Asthma
Hi yesterday I was changed from taking 40mg prednisolone to 40mg hydrocortisone for my asthma because I have been diagnosed as having tertiary adrenal insufficiency which is where your hypothalamus is suppressed. Does anyone else take hydrocortisone for asthma or any brrathing conditions?
Hi yesterday I was changed from taking 40mg prednisolone to 40mg hydrocortisone for my asthma because I have been diagnosed as having tertiary adrenal insufficiency which is where your hypothalamus is suppressed. Does anyone else take hydrocortisone for asthma or any brrathing conditions?
Hidden
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
7 years ago
Hydrocortisone for Asthma
Hi all Yesterday I was changed from Prednisolone 40mg daily to Hydrocortisone 40mg daily taken over four doses. I have been diagnosed as Tertiary adrenal Insufficiency which means my hypothalamus is suppressed. I am nervous about the change. After all these years of being on prednisolone it feels odd
Hi all Yesterday I was changed from Prednisolone 40mg daily to Hydrocortisone 40mg daily taken over four doses. I have been diagnosed as Tertiary adrenal Insufficiency which means my hypothalamus is suppressed. I am nervous about the change. After all these years of being on prednisolone it feels odd
Hidden
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Asthma Community Forum
7 years ago
Private GP
Hi everyone. Im a silent member here. I have an underactive thyroid and addisons disease. Was diagnosed with both in April after the birth of my 2nd child. I see an endocrinologist every 6 months at my local NHS doctor. Do you think it would be worth it to see a private GP 3 months inbetween to have
Hi everyone. Im a silent member here. I have an underactive thyroid and addisons disease. Was diagnosed with both in April after the birth of my 2nd child. I see an endocrinologist every 6 months at my local NHS doctor. Do you think it would be worth it to see a private GP 3 months inbetween to have
LOUISEGALLOWAY22
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Thyroid UK
7 years ago
Joint Hypermobility Syndrome - repeated buristis
Hi All, I have had my diagnosis for around 3 years I think, but joint pain for around 13 years. I have SI joint dysfunction, bilateral shoulder impingement, some clavicular wear and tear, L4/L5 bulges and a tear and bone damage to L5. I am female, 61kg, 164cm. Other minor issues - raynauds, lichen
Hi All, I have had my diagnosis for around 3 years I think, but joint pain for around 13 years. I have SI joint dysfunction, bilateral shoulder impingement, some clavicular wear and tear, L4/L5 bulges and a tear and bone damage to L5. I am female, 61kg, 164cm. Other minor issues - raynauds, lichen
MuscleMadam
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Pain Concern
7 years ago
Dr Skinner and prednisolone
I have just been reading Dr Skinner's bk 'Diagnosis and Management of Hypothyroidism'. In dealing with low cortisol levels he prefers prednisolone over hydrocortisone as it 'covers the mineralocorticoid as well as the glucocorticoid functions' Has anyone had any expedience of using prednisolone for low
I have just been reading Dr Skinner's bk 'Diagnosis and Management of Hypothyroidism'. In dealing with low cortisol levels he prefers prednisolone over hydrocortisone as it 'covers the mineralocorticoid as well as the glucocorticoid functions' Has anyone had any expedience of using prednisolone for low
Caze
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Thyroid UK
7 years ago
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