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does anyone out there have histamine intolerance?
hi I’ve just changed from hydroxicarbamide to interferon. Seems ok, fingers crossed, but I also have histamine intolerance amd the absence of Hydroxicarbamide seems to be allowing my mast cells to have a high old time churning out histamine. Has anyone else experienced this? Louise
hi I’ve just changed from hydroxicarbamide to interferon. Seems ok, fingers crossed, but I also have histamine intolerance amd the absence of Hydroxicarbamide seems to be allowing my mast cells to have a high old time churning out histamine. Has anyone else experienced this? Louise
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MPN Voice
6 months ago
End of the road for PBS-available treaments for me.
Hi. I live in Adelaide, Australia and I'm anxious about possible treatments now. I was diagnosed at the end of 2016. Starting in 2019 I've had FCR, Nov 2022 splenomegaly and other leukemia symptoms so January 2023 I started on Ibrutinib, giving partial remission but with colitis side effects. Sept
Hi. I live in Adelaide, Australia and I'm anxious about possible treatments now. I was diagnosed at the end of 2016. Starting in 2019 I've had FCR, Nov 2022 splenomegaly and other leukemia symptoms so January 2023 I started on Ibrutinib, giving partial remission but with colitis side effects. Sept
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CLL Support
2 months ago
Help with results!
Hi everyone! Hoping that I can get some advice here. I was diagnosed 3 years ago with endo via laparoscopy. Most of the endo was found on my pouch of douglas and ureteral sacral ligaments. Unfortunately the operation wasn’t done by an endo specialist! I recently got referred to an endo centre as
Hi everyone! Hoping that I can get some advice here. I was diagnosed 3 years ago with endo via laparoscopy. Most of the endo was found on my pouch of douglas and ureteral sacral ligaments. Unfortunately the operation wasn’t done by an endo specialist! I recently got referred to an endo centre as
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Endometriosis UK
6 months ago
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Liquid Biopsy
Has anyone had experience with having a Liquid Biopsy done? It is a blood test that can identify cells in the body which may show cancer, then enabling doctors to target therapies that can help. It’s recently been approved by FDA, so insurance can pay. I just had this done at Stanford Hospital (California
Has anyone had experience with having a Liquid Biopsy done? It is a blood test that can identify cells in the body which may show cancer, then enabling doctors to target therapies that can help. It’s recently been approved by FDA, so insurance can pay. I just had this done at Stanford Hospital (California
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SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
8 months ago
CA 27.29 Blood test
My new oncologist wants to add a new tumor marker test to my regular tests for CA15 and CEA. I know these guys all have widely varying ideas on which ones - if any - mean anything. So just looking to see if you all have any experience with this. My Ca15 has always been an accurate indicator and predictor
My new oncologist wants to add a new tumor marker test to my regular tests for CA15 and CEA. I know these guys all have widely varying ideas on which ones - if any - mean anything. So just looking to see if you all have any experience with this. My Ca15 has always been an accurate indicator and predictor
Iwasborntodothis
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SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
8 months ago
Colostomy
I was diagnosed with Ovarian ca IVa involving the omentum and liver tumors in September 2023. Since then, have undergone 6 cycles of chemo (avastin, Carboplatin, taxol). Now, am anticipating for surgery on Feb 27 ( in 3 weeks). My surgery told me there’s a 50/50 chance I will need colostomy ( tumor
I was diagnosed with Ovarian ca IVa involving the omentum and liver tumors in September 2023. Since then, have undergone 6 cycles of chemo (avastin, Carboplatin, taxol). Now, am anticipating for surgery on Feb 27 ( in 3 weeks). My surgery told me there’s a 50/50 chance I will need colostomy ( tumor
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SHARE Ovarian Cancer Support
8 months ago
Coping with chemo side effects
Hi all I'm diagnosed stage 4 clear cell ovarian cancer since 15 Dec 23 & currently struggling so much with chemo side effects & wondering how it has been for others.. I had my 1st chemo 2 Jan (carboplatin paclitaxel and bevacizumab) 8 hour infusion. I didn't know how I would react and although I had
Hi all I'm diagnosed stage 4 clear cell ovarian cancer since 15 Dec 23 & currently struggling so much with chemo side effects & wondering how it has been for others.. I had my 1st chemo 2 Jan (carboplatin paclitaxel and bevacizumab) 8 hour infusion. I didn't know how I would react and although I had
Kazzh
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My Ovacome
8 months ago
hope + action
thought it befitting to share on World Cancer Day. the latest (yearly) PET/CT scan was 29 January. thankFULL it was another NEAD result; the initial dx was Oct 2011, and the mBC dx was July 2015. the aforementioned scan is eight years of mBC NEAD scans. and, after the scan we discussed stopping Ibrance
thought it befitting to share on World Cancer Day. the latest (yearly) PET/CT scan was 29 January. thankFULL it was another NEAD result; the initial dx was Oct 2011, and the mBC dx was July 2015. the aforementioned scan is eight years of mBC NEAD scans. and, after the scan we discussed stopping Ibrance
hurricaneheather
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SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
8 months ago
Swollen lymph node in my neck & armpit
I now have a swollen lymph node near my collarbone on my neck which is the size of a hard boiled egg and one under my armpit on the same side which is duck egg size. I’ve had three courses of chemo over the years: FCR, twice and not sure what the third dose was (CVR?) though it didn’t work anyway. 4
I now have a swollen lymph node near my collarbone on my neck which is the size of a hard boiled egg and one under my armpit on the same side which is duck egg size. I’ve had three courses of chemo over the years: FCR, twice and not sure what the third dose was (CVR?) though it didn’t work anyway. 4
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CLL Support
2 months ago
Blood biopsy
My last PET scan showed progression in my T1, manumbrium (top part of the sternum) and in my pelvis. My oncologist ordered a blood biopsy and the results show that there is no treatment for my mutations. So I had 5 sessions of radiation, each time treating all 3 of my lesions. She is keeping me on
My last PET scan showed progression in my T1, manumbrium (top part of the sternum) and in my pelvis. My oncologist ordered a blood biopsy and the results show that there is no treatment for my mutations. So I had 5 sessions of radiation, each time treating all 3 of my lesions. She is keeping me on
sevoia
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SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
8 months ago
Lansoprazole /Prolia
In my Sunday newspaper today the usual GP column has a question put to the GP about Lansoprazole use. Following a mini stroke this lady was put on various tablets one of which was Lansoprazole, and she developed pains in her legs and hips, had a scan and was told she had early-stage osteoporosis. She
In my Sunday newspaper today the usual GP column has a question put to the GP about Lansoprazole use. Following a mini stroke this lady was put on various tablets one of which was Lansoprazole, and she developed pains in her legs and hips, had a scan and was told she had early-stage osteoporosis. She
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PMRGCAuk
6 months ago
Provider “B”-ware: Using Methylmalonic Acid Levels to Diagnose B12-deficiency Neuropathy
[i]"We present a patient with findings of subacute combined degeneration (SCD) in the setting of a mild B12 deficiency, with a normal methylmalonic acid level."[/i] https://www.neurology.org/doi/abs/10.1212/WNL.0000000000208306 Although this will not be news to old-timers here, it's important to note
[i]"We present a patient with findings of subacute combined degeneration (SCD) in the setting of a mild B12 deficiency, with a normal methylmalonic acid level."[/i] https://www.neurology.org/doi/abs/10.1212/WNL.0000000000208306 Although this will not be news to old-timers here, it's important to note
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
6 months ago
scheduled for Botox and tag removal. Possible hemrrhoidectomy
hey everyone! I’ve been dealing with anal fissures on and off ever since giving birth back in 2016. I used to be able to go months and months before having a retear. Then I started noticing I’d tear around my period. Then in 2023 I stopped working out and I noticed I got fissures every month!!! It’s
hey everyone! I’ve been dealing with anal fissures on and off ever since giving birth back in 2016. I used to be able to go months and months before having a retear. Then I started noticing I’d tear around my period. Then in 2023 I stopped working out and I noticed I got fissures every month!!! It’s
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Pelvic Pain Support Network
6 months ago
Need Help Sleeping? THE MOST BORING VIDEO EVER MADE (Microsoft Word tutorial, 1989)
A YouTube video dubbed the 'most boring video of all time' has racked up more than three million views from a legion of fans hailing it as the ultimate sleep aid. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13388461/boring-video-microsoft-word-randy-smith-youtube.html
THE MOST BORING VIDEO EVER MADE
A YouTube video dubbed the 'most boring video of all time' has racked up more than three million views from a legion of fans hailing it as the ultimate sleep aid. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13388461/boring-video-microsoft-word-randy-smith-youtube.html
THE MOST BORING VIDEO EVER MADE
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Cure Parkinson's
5 months ago
Hello!
Hey folks, Not entirely sure where to start here, first post. - I recently had a cholecystectomy (gallbladder removal) due to some on-going issues which were identified as gallstones. - During this, and also backed up by biopsy/blood tests it seems I have some issues going on with my liver L3 fibrosis
Hey folks, Not entirely sure where to start here, first post. - I recently had a cholecystectomy (gallbladder removal) due to some on-going issues which were identified as gallstones. - During this, and also backed up by biopsy/blood tests it seems I have some issues going on with my liver L3 fibrosis
Jmcdongle
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British Liver Trust
2 months ago
Father with Stage 4 prostate cancer in 8 bones.
On 10/25/22 I took my dad (79 at the time) to the ER at the VA for escalating back pain and we walked out with a stage 4 prostate cancer diagnosis. When I brought him to the ER I expected them to tell me he had lung cancer as he is a lifelong smoker. Additionally, I had been worried about him all year
On 10/25/22 I took my dad (79 at the time) to the ER at the VA for escalating back pain and we walked out with a stage 4 prostate cancer diagnosis. When I brought him to the ER I expected them to tell me he had lung cancer as he is a lifelong smoker. Additionally, I had been worried about him all year
lgutman
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
8 months ago
Tests
How do you all get these tests done. I've had IBS for over 10 years and no test has ever been offered to me . I suffer every other day . And even going to my GP all she said is take probiotics, mebeverine and cut down on fibre , as I have IBS (D) and sometimes mixed . Every morning is a battle going
How do you all get these tests done. I've had IBS for over 10 years and no test has ever been offered to me . I suffer every other day . And even going to my GP all she said is take probiotics, mebeverine and cut down on fibre , as I have IBS (D) and sometimes mixed . Every morning is a battle going
Ceasersalad
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IBS Network
6 months ago
Bowel inflammation trigger
Has anyone had their endo trigger with unbelievable pain when you have Diarrhoea? The pain was so bad I have been vomiting all night and I've now come out in hives.
Has anyone had their endo trigger with unbelievable pain when you have Diarrhoea? The pain was so bad I have been vomiting all night and I've now come out in hives.
Theodora2016
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Endometriosis UK
6 months ago
Can sibo cause bloody stools
Was wondering how to get tested for sibo and if this can cause really excessive wind that is extremely bad smelling, noisy stomach upon eating dairy and bloody stools with alot of bloating in the stomach. Also does it cause a high calprotectin result.Any advice will be most appreciated. Thank you all
Was wondering how to get tested for sibo and if this can cause really excessive wind that is extremely bad smelling, noisy stomach upon eating dairy and bloody stools with alot of bloating in the stomach. Also does it cause a high calprotectin result.Any advice will be most appreciated. Thank you all
Sooty712
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IBS Network
8 months ago
Risk vs reward in clinical trials
Morning folks, I just finished reading my clinical protocol consent paperwork and don’t get the good warm feeling that the risk is worth the reward. This trial is through Sarah Cannon Research and involves a first in human investigational drug called TAK 280. It utilizes an approach already in clinical
Morning folks, I just finished reading my clinical protocol consent paperwork and don’t get the good warm feeling that the risk is worth the reward. This trial is through Sarah Cannon Research and involves a first in human investigational drug called TAK 280. It utilizes an approach already in clinical
Pmann
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
8 months ago
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