Experiences with

Hepatitis E

I have Hepatitis E. Ihad beenn feeling so very fatigued for a couple of weeks. I went to the GP and had bloods taken, The very next morning I was sent to hospital with deranged liver function test results . The ALT and ALP were up in the 900 plus mark 733 respectively I think.

Thanks to advice on here (particularly   SlowDragon, many thanks) I've got my act together and bought the below and wondered if there's anything I need to know about what time to take them. I've got: Bioactive B12 (Nature Provides) Basic B Complex (Thorne) - I recall advice to add in a week after

Although I have severe copd ,my rheaumy specialists team were reluctant to give me Adalimumab fear of chest infections ,but have now give it the go ahead the firt lot will be delivered tomorrow wondering if anyone else uses this medication who has copd, if so has it affected there chest

Hello 👋 We’re based in Shropshire and my partner has primary hyperparathyroidism . He has high calcium levels / PTH . We would be very very grateful of any private messages of any personal recommendations of surgeons who are very experienced in this type of surgery . Thank you 🙏 Kelly & John

There are some research regarding GLP1 agnostic helps with Parkinson's. There are a couple of trials in progress as well such as exenatide and lixisenatide. I came across this supplement for GLP1. Is it similar to GLP1 agnostic? Did anyone try GLP1 supplements?https://ca.iherb.com/pr/pendulum-glp-1-probiotic

[u][i]Alkaline Transaminase (ALT)[/i][/u] This is a blood test that is part of our liver panel. It is released predominantly by injured hepatocytes (cells of the liver), making it usually more prone to be seen in hepatitis. PBC is primarily a disease of the bile duct cells (biliary

However he picked up hepatitis E while still on methotrexate, then was changed to biologics as the methotrexate wasn't sufficiently controlling the RA. Since then his ALT has gone up and he had a liver biopsy showing Non alcoholic fatty liver.

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I have had Primary hyperparathyroidism for couple of years Dexa scan xrays and seen consultant. Waiting for appt for surgeon

Hi, I was wondering if anybody has information about which NDT brands use which Desiccated Thyroid Extract (USP or API) sources and where these USP/API sources are manufactured? I am particularly interested to know about Armour, NP and Erfa and even the new brand Adthyza.

TL;DR: I have a phonecall with the Medical Director of my new IVF clinic today. Looking for advice on treatments have you had for thin lining, particulalry those used during a fresh cycle. My new clinic refusing to prescribe Viagra/Sildenafil even though I have had during previous rounds. Hi, I'm in

Hi everyone, I am planning to do Medicated FET in January and wondered if anyone could please give me some advice. Is it worth taking extra vitamin C? I am now taking the following supplements. - Proceive - extra Vitamin D (2000 IU) - Optibac (two a day) I’m going to start taking these few

There’s an old saying that it’s what’s on the inside that counts, and that’s very true in relation to your health, including that of your skin. For most people, their skincare routine is all about what cleaners, toners and moisturizers they use. But, that’s only a very small part. Your diet is not only

According to the Mayo Clinic Coffee ☕️ ☕️ ☕️ has components beyond just caffeine that are beneficial to people with chronic liver disease, including antioxidants and micronutrients such as magnesium, potassium and vitamin E — that can bring a range of health benefits. These benefits include lowering

Why: We know that leriglitazone/MIN-102 is effective at slowing the progression of AMN and greatly reducing the risk of cerebral involvement, but unless I'm missing something, it's not available to me here in the US currently. But its prodrug, pioglitazone, is, and given that leriglitazone is one of

A very important baseline study for those considering treatment options. This paper would have been very useful for a very good friend of mine who treated with Cyberknife RT several years back. He had severe radiation cystitis following the RT ([i]which failed to improve with hyberbaric treatments)[/

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https://www.fattyliverfoundation.org/lanifibranor_may_be_the_next_drug_for_mash_nash#gsc.tab=0 PPAR -- Peroxisome proliferator-activated receptor Lanifibranor by Inventiva leads the way Wayne, you must be crazy to think I'll read something that starts out like that!!! Be calm, I promise, it will

Medichecks results:TSH 0.053 T3 5.4 (3.1-6.8) T4 19 (12-22) TPO 184 TgAB 181 So I don't need to increase? Still symptomatic but it now looks like something else is the cause? CRPHS 9.63 Iron is at 9.3 (10-30) TSAT 11.6 down from 27% 8/8/24 Ferritin 124 (30-332) Folate serum 45.4 <7 B12 141

Hi This is my first time posting, I'm sorry for the long post. I'm floundering and in search of help in our mission to have a sibling for our 6 year old son, who is desperate for a sister, called Lily, who he can play Minecraft with! I'm 44, partner is 42. I've had three miscarriages in total, two were