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PMR & HRT?

In the book Kate mentioned that she was on hormone replacement therapy (HRT) at the time of her diagnosis. I too at 66 years of age was on HRT. I am wondering if any others were also on HRT at the time of PMR diagnosis.In the book Kate mentioned that she was on hormone replacement therapy (HRT) at the time of her diagnosis. I too at 66 years of age was on HRT. I am wondering if any others were also on HRT at the time of PMR diagnosis.

Whitnerin PMRGCAuk

3 months ago

Menopausal women in the UK facing severe HRT shortage

[i]Menopausal women in the UK facing severe HRT shortage[/i] [i]Half of common treatments out of stock, but suppliers not honest about reason, GPs say[/i] [i]A national shortage of hormone replacement therapy (HRT) could affect almost all menopausal women in the UK.[i]Menopausal women in the UK facing severe HRT shortage[/i] [i]Half of common treatments out of stock, but suppliers not honest about reason, GPs say[/i] [i]A national shortage of hormone replacement therapy (HRT) could affect almost all menopausal women in the UK.

helvellaAdministratorin Thyroid UK

5 months ago

Dr Christian Stella PharmD RPh on the LDN Radio Show 24th July 2019

Through PCCA, Christian is also a registered Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) specialist. Throughout his extensive training at PCCA, Christian has also become knowledgeable in Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN) that treats a variety of health conditions.Through PCCA, Christian is also a registered Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) specialist. Throughout his extensive training at PCCA, Christian has also become knowledgeable in Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN) that treats a variety of health conditions.

liveurlifeVolunteerin LDN Research Trust

6 months ago

PBC and oral estrogen (estrace or premarin)

Does oral HRT (hormone replacement therapy) cause liver inflammation that may lead to PBC? Thank you.Does oral HRT (hormone replacement therapy) cause liver inflammation that may lead to PBC? Thank you.

iagrain PBC Foundation

5 months ago

Rituxin and HRT (Hormone Replacement Therapy)

I have a question regarding a possible medication side effect. This is an odd one (and also embarrassing), but I have spoken with a pharmacist, my local oncologist's nurse, a nurse practioner at my local cancer center, a nurse with the drug company that makes Rituxin, and read multiple entries on theI have a question regarding a possible medication side effect. This is an odd one (and also embarrassing), but I have spoken with a pharmacist, my local oncologist's nurse, a nurse practioner at my local cancer center, a nurse with the drug company that makes Rituxin, and read multiple entries on the

Lisa-1959in CLL Support

8 months ago

Hashimotos and HRT advice wanted.

Hi, I would love some advice on Hashimotos & Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT). I’ve got Hashimotos and take my 100mcg levothyroxine when I go to bed, it suits me by far to take it at night. I’m post-menopausal but for a number of reasons am just starting HRT.Hi, I would love some advice on Hashimotos & Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT). I’ve got Hashimotos and take my 100mcg levothyroxine when I go to bed, it suits me by far to take it at night. I’m post-menopausal but for a number of reasons am just starting HRT.

cat_alliin Thyroid UK

a year ago

Dr Lester Lee on the LDN Radio Show 14th November 2019

Dr Lester Lee on the LDN Radio Show 14th November 2019 Dr. Lester Lee specializes in hormone replacement therapy and sports medicine, but was first trained in pharmacy. He has extensive experience utilizing Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN), particularly for his patients with autoimmune conditions. He sharesDr Lester Lee on the LDN Radio Show 14th November 2019 Dr. Lester Lee specializes in hormone replacement therapy and sports medicine, but was first trained in pharmacy. He has extensive experience utilizing Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN), particularly for his patients with autoimmune conditions. He shares

liveurlifeVolunteerin LDN Research Trust

2 months ago

Assessment of the Adequacy of Thyroid Hormone Replacement Therapy in Hypothyroidism

Very mixed feelings about this. You take a questionnaire which lists ten possible symptoms, and that is regarded as a good indication of thyroid symptom status. But if you present to your GP and say you have dry skin, constipation, muscle stiffness and feel blue (? Yes, really), why can't that GP acceptVery mixed feelings about this. You take a questionnaire which lists ten possible symptoms, and that is regarded as a good indication of thyroid symptom status. But if you present to your GP and say you have dry skin, constipation, muscle stiffness and feel blue (? Yes, really), why can't that GP accept

helvellaAdministratorin Thyroid UK

3 months ago

Drug exports restricted 'to protect NHS patients'

The UK government has announced a ban on some drug exports to protect NHS patients' access to medicines. The 24 medicines affected include hormone replacement therapy drugs, contraceptives and adrenaline pens. The move comes after a survey of local pharmacists found shortages of every major type ofThe UK government has announced a ban on some drug exports to protect NHS patients' access to medicines. The 24 medicines affected include hormone replacement therapy drugs, contraceptives and adrenaline pens. The move comes after a survey of local pharmacists found shortages of every major type of

2greysin British Lung Foundation

4 months ago

Assessment of the Adequacy of Thyroid Hormone Replacement Therapy in Hypothyroidism

This came out in Frontiers In Endocrinology. Some are considering symptoms again. PR "Background: Recent studies identify a significant number of treated hypothyroid patients who express dissatisfaction with their therapy. At present there are sufficient measures of thyroid function to enable the clinicianThis came out in Frontiers In Endocrinology. Some are considering symptoms again. PR "Background: Recent studies identify a significant number of treated hypothyroid patients who express dissatisfaction with their therapy. At present there are sufficient measures of thyroid function to enable the clinician

PR4NOWin Thyroid UK

4 months ago

Contraception after lap

Hi I had my lap done 2 weeks ago but didn’t want them to insert the marina Coyle as I take a mood stabiliser and I know this can mess with your moods. I was told I should have an injection every month. I can’t remember the name of it as I was still drowsy from anaesthetic and have some hormone replacementHi I had my lap done 2 weeks ago but didn’t want them to insert the marina Coyle as I take a mood stabiliser and I know this can mess with your moods. I was told I should have an injection every month. I can’t remember the name of it as I was still drowsy from anaesthetic and have some hormone replacement

Chirongreenin Endometriosis UK

4 months ago

Conversion problems :(

My endo strongly insisted that I should not take T3 or even increase T4. We almost had an argument and at the end he was really angry. So we reached a compromise I increased my T4 from 75mcg to 100mcg and these are the results. TSH 0.02 ( 0.30-4.20) FT4 26.5 ( 12.00-22.00) FT3 4.4 (3.10-6.80) previouslyMy endo strongly insisted that I should not take T3 or even increase T4. We almost had an argument and at the end he was really angry. So we reached a compromise I increased my T4 from 75mcg to 100mcg and these are the results. TSH 0.02 ( 0.30-4.20) FT4 26.5 ( 12.00-22.00) FT3 4.4 (3.10-6.80) previously

Clara62in Thyroid UK

5 months ago

Michelle Resendez FNP-C on the LDN Radio Show 15th Jan 2020

Michelle Resendez FNP-C on the LDN Radio Show 15th Jan 2020 Michelle is a Certified Family Nurse Practitioner with experience in the healthcare field since 1999. After becoming a practitioner, she combined her love for alternative, natural medicine with traditional medicine. Her specialties includeMichelle Resendez FNP-C on the LDN Radio Show 15th Jan 2020 Michelle is a Certified Family Nurse Practitioner with experience in the healthcare field since 1999. After becoming a practitioner, she combined her love for alternative, natural medicine with traditional medicine. Her specialties include

liveurlifeVolunteerin LDN Research Trust

3 days ago

Could this be linked to hormone imbalance following hysterectomy with BSO? (9.5 months post surgery)

I am 9.5 months post hysterectomy with BSO. I'm not well. It started about 6 months post surgery. I am thinking I'm going through a hormone imbalance but family physician, cardiologist and neurologist don't believe my symptoms are linked to my hormones. The gynecologist doesn't recommend any hormoneI am 9.5 months post hysterectomy with BSO. I'm not well. It started about 6 months post surgery. I am thinking I'm going through a hormone imbalance but family physician, cardiologist and neurologist don't believe my symptoms are linked to my hormones. The gynecologist doesn't recommend any hormone

Elaine6in Healthy Happy Woman

2 months ago

Great website about hormone restoration

Someone here (sorry, cannot remember who) recommended this website and I have to say I find it great. Lots of useful information that debunks many of the current myths about hormone replacement therapy: http://hormonerestoration.comSomeone here (sorry, cannot remember who) recommended this website and I have to say I find it great. Lots of useful information that debunks many of the current myths about hormone replacement therapy: http://hormonerestoration.com

Hiddenin Thyroid UK

6 months ago

Thanks to Everyone for your part here, your God sent.

Just want to say that I have been feeling good, and I’m thankful for this group, I’ve learned a lot, and more with the UK. I’m in the United States and some of the other forums here in the State is not as knowledgeable as this Group. Just to let you all know that hopefully I am in remission even thoJust want to say that I have been feeling good, and I’m thankful for this group, I’ve learned a lot, and more with the UK. I’m in the United States and some of the other forums here in the State is not as knowledgeable as this Group. Just to let you all know that hopefully I am in remission even tho

sarajuarez2912in Thyroid UK

4 months ago

Quotes that might help your case

Tomorrow I am heading to the GP to request an increase in my dose of Levo and to suggest that out treatment goal should be FT3 right at the top of the range EVEN if that means a suppressed TSH and an over range FT4. My latest results are low but in range and am anticipating my GP potentially being reluctantTomorrow I am heading to the GP to request an increase in my dose of Levo and to suggest that out treatment goal should be FT3 right at the top of the range EVEN if that means a suppressed TSH and an over range FT4. My latest results are low but in range and am anticipating my GP potentially being reluctant

Portia1974in Thyroid UK

4 months ago

Hello everyone

Hello, and thanks for welcoming me to the community. I am a childhood leukemia survivor (diagnosis and treatment age 2-5) and on hormone replacement therapy (testosterone) for life. I was previoulsy on growth hormone replacement (Protropin) ages 10-18.Hello, and thanks for welcoming me to the community. I am a childhood leukemia survivor (diagnosis and treatment age 2-5) and on hormone replacement therapy (testosterone) for life. I was previoulsy on growth hormone replacement (Protropin) ages 10-18.

LIV2TELin Men's Health Forum

6 months ago

Here we go again

Hey so after another 6months of healing after a failed attempt at a natural transfer we are going to smash the hormone replacement fet, we have 5 embryos in the freezer so are going to just keep trying.. it seems everyone around us is pregnant or having babies and we are just still childless! So we’veHey so after another 6months of healing after a failed attempt at a natural transfer we are going to smash the hormone replacement fet, we have 5 embryos in the freezer so are going to just keep trying.. it seems everyone around us is pregnant or having babies and we are just still childless! So we’ve

Montgomery2in Fertility Network UK

5 months ago

Brooke Hutchison, Pharm. D on the LDN Radio Show 28th August 2019

Brooke Hutchison, Pharm. D on the LDN Radio Show 28th August 2019 Brooke Hutchison, Pharm. D. is a compounding pharmacist, specializing in low dose naltrexone, hormone replacement, veterinary medicine, and sterile compounding. Before becoming a compounding pharmacist, Brooke worked in the retailBrooke Hutchison, Pharm. D on the LDN Radio Show 28th August 2019 Brooke Hutchison, Pharm. D. is a compounding pharmacist, specializing in low dose naltrexone, hormone replacement, veterinary medicine, and sterile compounding. Before becoming a compounding pharmacist, Brooke worked in the retail

liveurlifeVolunteerin LDN Research Trust

5 months ago