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Red mark on breast
HI all, I'm 31 yo female. I breastfeed my 18 month old. About a month ago, I noticed a red patch on my breast. It wasn't itching or bothering me at all, I just noticed it while breastfeeding. it's been about a month and the mark has definitely gotten smaller, but no amount of hydrocortisone, antifungal
HI all, I'm 31 yo female. I breastfeed my 18 month old. About a month ago, I noticed a red patch on my breast. It wasn't itching or bothering me at all, I just noticed it while breastfeeding. it's been about a month and the mark has definitely gotten smaller, but no amount of hydrocortisone, antifungal
Mommy_of_2
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MY SKIN
2 years ago
How to add T4 back into T3 only
I followed up with my doctor this past Thursday regarding my ongoing problems I previously posted about. Definitely thinks the high liver enzymes are from the hydrocortisone and just wants to watch them since all liver scans and fancy liver tests were normal. However, she thinks my ongoing abdominal
I followed up with my doctor this past Thursday regarding my ongoing problems I previously posted about. Definitely thinks the high liver enzymes are from the hydrocortisone and just wants to watch them since all liver scans and fancy liver tests were normal. However, she thinks my ongoing abdominal
Msmustang1981
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
When to experiment with coming off Levothyroxine due to side effects and need and timing of tests to confirm if required or not
Hi I’ve posted here before. I’m on levothyroxine following borderline TSH and Free T 4 results when it was discovered I had a cyst pressing on my pituitary gland (and stretching my optic nerve). The cyst has been removed/reduced in size. I was originally put on hydrocortisone but my cortisol levels
Hi I’ve posted here before. I’m on levothyroxine following borderline TSH and Free T 4 results when it was discovered I had a cyst pressing on my pituitary gland (and stretching my optic nerve). The cyst has been removed/reduced in size. I was originally put on hydrocortisone but my cortisol levels
Dariab
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
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Hydrocortisone cream vs. pills
Hi everyone! Following up on my post from yesterday… considering the hydrocortisone pills might be causing the stomach pain (maybe gastritis) and elevated liver enzymes. I need the hydrocortisone for secondary adrenal insufficiency. It’s the only way I can tolerate any thyroid hormone. My question is
Hi everyone! Following up on my post from yesterday… considering the hydrocortisone pills might be causing the stomach pain (maybe gastritis) and elevated liver enzymes. I need the hydrocortisone for secondary adrenal insufficiency. It’s the only way I can tolerate any thyroid hormone. My question is
Msmustang1981
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Switching from Hydrocortisone to Prednisolone
Hi, I've been taking Hydrocortisone for secondary adrenal insufficiency since 2017 after partial removal of a craniopharyngioma. I've been experiencing more fatigue and poor sleep issues recently and it was suggested that I could trial Prednisolone to see it it helped. I wondered if anyone has switched
Hi, I've been taking Hydrocortisone for secondary adrenal insufficiency since 2017 after partial removal of a craniopharyngioma. I've been experiencing more fatigue and poor sleep issues recently and it was suggested that I could trial Prednisolone to see it it helped. I wondered if anyone has switched
NiceDay49
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
UPDATE on PMR coming back
I will try to make this as short as possible. I saw my pulmonologist on Thursday and then saw my rheumatologist on Friday. I felt like I was gaslighted by my pulmonologist who said I just needed to give myself more time to her over Covid. However after seeing my rheumatologist she apparently got with
I will try to make this as short as possible. I saw my pulmonologist on Thursday and then saw my rheumatologist on Friday. I felt like I was gaslighted by my pulmonologist who said I just needed to give myself more time to her over Covid. However after seeing my rheumatologist she apparently got with
Amkoffee
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PMRGCAuk
2 years ago
Steroids impacting blood results?
Hi there, I’m new here and am currently on the merry-go-round of trying to find a diagnosis for long-term chronic health issues. (Chronic debilitating fatigue, joint pain, cognitive dysfunction, plus whole host of other weird stuff). Currently under the care of an endocrinologist and a very good GP
Hi there, I’m new here and am currently on the merry-go-round of trying to find a diagnosis for long-term chronic health issues. (Chronic debilitating fatigue, joint pain, cognitive dysfunction, plus whole host of other weird stuff). Currently under the care of an endocrinologist and a very good GP
slowtraveller
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LUPUS UK
2 years ago
Disappointing cortisol blood test
Hello everyone After a 9am cortisol blood test result of 240, I was switched from 4mg prednisolone to 25mg hydrocortisone spread over three doses eight weeks ago to try and get my adrenal glands working properly again. Just had another 9am cortisol test and it was only 40. I am very surprised as I thought
Hello everyone After a 9am cortisol blood test result of 240, I was switched from 4mg prednisolone to 25mg hydrocortisone spread over three doses eight weeks ago to try and get my adrenal glands working properly again. Just had another 9am cortisol test and it was only 40. I am very surprised as I thought
Skodadet
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PMRGCAuk
2 years ago
The Role Of Bile Acids In Prostate Cancer
Bile acids (BAs) belong to cholesterol-derived sterols. Due to the side chain carboxyl group and hydroxylation of their steroid ring they are more polar than cholesterol. They have an amphipatic character for which they are known as natural detergents. Majority of cholesterol is excreted by bile acids
Bile acids (BAs) belong to cholesterol-derived sterols. Due to the side chain carboxyl group and hydroxylation of their steroid ring they are more polar than cholesterol. They have an amphipatic character for which they are known as natural detergents. Majority of cholesterol is excreted by bile acids
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
Help with phimosos/ penile adhesions...
hi i seem to have a bit of a problem, basically my foreskin has always been tight sex has always been quite uncomfortable ive had to do it slow/ carefully... basically two years ago it got really bad i got balanitis/ it got super inflamed no idea if thats made it worse but i recall when flaccid i managed
hi i seem to have a bit of a problem, basically my foreskin has always been tight sex has always been quite uncomfortable ive had to do it slow/ carefully... basically two years ago it got really bad i got balanitis/ it got super inflamed no idea if thats made it worse but i recall when flaccid i managed
kp93
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Men's Health Forum (Penis Health)
2 years ago
strange skin pain
Hello, new here! I hope it is OK to post this question. I wonder if anyone can shed light on a strange symptom I have, that I can't seem to get help with. I get pain in the skin ( a bit like sunburn, a bit like the kind of sensitive skin pain you can get when you have the flu). It moves around the
Hello, new here! I hope it is OK to post this question. I wonder if anyone can shed light on a strange symptom I have, that I can't seem to get help with. I get pain in the skin ( a bit like sunburn, a bit like the kind of sensitive skin pain you can get when you have the flu). It moves around the
Razzmatic
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Foggy's "Invisible Illness" Support
2 years ago
Posthitis
Hi I have had a red foreskin for months now. No marks or redness elsewhere just the bit that goes under the base of the tip. It's not itchy or sore just red.its localised to this part of the penis. I have had anti biotics fore other things like ear infections that were penicillin based and also prescribed
Hi I have had a red foreskin for months now. No marks or redness elsewhere just the bit that goes under the base of the tip. It's not itchy or sore just red.its localised to this part of the penis. I have had anti biotics fore other things like ear infections that were penicillin based and also prescribed
Europa
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Men's Health Forum (Penis Health)
2 years ago
It's not working.
At the third attempt to reduce Prednisolone down the Osteoradionecrosis in my Right jaw has flared up causing intense pain, sleeplessness and inability to eat. The great Vision of my various professionals is for me to reduce to 5mg and then commence Hydrocortisone 5mg morne/10mg nocte as apparently Hydrocortisone
At the third attempt to reduce Prednisolone down the Osteoradionecrosis in my Right jaw has flared up causing intense pain, sleeplessness and inability to eat. The great Vision of my various professionals is for me to reduce to 5mg and then commence Hydrocortisone 5mg morne/10mg nocte as apparently Hydrocortisone
AncientMariner
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PMRGCAuk
2 years ago
Very dry skin
Had HA and stent fitted last December. On aspirin, clopidogrel, bisoprolol, ramipril, atovorstatin, pantoprazole. Has anyone experienced very dry skin all over, especially on legs? I am using aqueous cream twice a day but skin keeps flaking off. Would one of these tablets cause this? Lily
Had HA and stent fitted last December. On aspirin, clopidogrel, bisoprolol, ramipril, atovorstatin, pantoprazole. Has anyone experienced very dry skin all over, especially on legs? I am using aqueous cream twice a day but skin keeps flaking off. Would one of these tablets cause this? Lily
MrsSuzuki
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British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Eczema
Hi James Following is a copy of an email I posted some 5 years ago relating to the success I had in curing my eczema. Sadly I received no replies from other sufferers so I have no idea if I am the only person to benefit from my fortunate cure. If you are interested I would suggest immediately trying
Hi James Following is a copy of an email I posted some 5 years ago relating to the success I had in curing my eczema. Sadly I received no replies from other sufferers so I have no idea if I am the only person to benefit from my fortunate cure. If you are interested I would suggest immediately trying
tudhoe
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MY SKIN
2 years ago
09:00am fasting Cortisol = 414nmol/L
Happy Easter everyone and hope you are having a lovely weekend. The sun is shining here (UK) this morning and so that always helps. In my previous posts - I mentioned that a private Endo thought that I may have adrenal suppression - based on symptoms. Low blood pressure and heart racing the main ones
Happy Easter everyone and hope you are having a lovely weekend. The sun is shining here (UK) this morning and so that always helps. In my previous posts - I mentioned that a private Endo thought that I may have adrenal suppression - based on symptoms. Low blood pressure and heart racing the main ones
Slosh
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PMRGCAuk
2 years ago
Hypopituitarism fatigue
Hi Does any more know if hypopituitarism causes chronic fatigue , I am taking levothyroxine, hydrocortisone, testosterone
Hi Does any more know if hypopituitarism causes chronic fatigue , I am taking levothyroxine, hydrocortisone, testosterone
Meno27
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Foggy's "Invisible Illness" Support
2 years ago
Increased food allergies due to lazy adrenal glands?
Hi Has anybody else experienced a sudden increased allergy to foods you’ve eaten/ drunk all your life and are wondering why? I’m wondering if my very lazy, hardly working after 8 years of steroids , adrenal glands are responsible for my sudden food allergies. Dried apricots, chocolate, concentrated
Hi Has anybody else experienced a sudden increased allergy to foods you’ve eaten/ drunk all your life and are wondering why? I’m wondering if my very lazy, hardly working after 8 years of steroids , adrenal glands are responsible for my sudden food allergies. Dried apricots, chocolate, concentrated
wendyanne49
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PMRGCAuk
2 years ago
PROTAC: An Effective Targeted Protein Degradation Strategy for Cancer Therapy
Here is one out of far left field https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fphar.2021.692574/full PROTAC: An Effective Targeted Protein Degradation Strategy for Cancer Therapy www.frontiersin.orgSi-Min Qi1†, www.frontiersin.orgJinyun Dong2†, www.frontiersin.orgZhi-Yuan Xu2, www.frontiersin.orgXiang-Dong
Here is one out of far left field https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fphar.2021.692574/full PROTAC: An Effective Targeted Protein Degradation Strategy for Cancer Therapy www.frontiersin.orgSi-Min Qi1†, www.frontiersin.orgJinyun Dong2†, www.frontiersin.orgZhi-Yuan Xu2, www.frontiersin.orgXiang-Dong
Scout4answers
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
Underarm Rash
I've had a recurring rash in my armpits for at least 2 years. It itches and ranges from mildly red to small bumps to hives. I have seen the dermatologist and tried Tacrolimus, Triamcinolone Acetonide, Serniv, 2% Hydrocortisone, and Muciprocin. Some help a minor amount but it always comes back. Has anyone
I've had a recurring rash in my armpits for at least 2 years. It itches and ranges from mildly red to small bumps to hives. I have seen the dermatologist and tried Tacrolimus, Triamcinolone Acetonide, Serniv, 2% Hydrocortisone, and Muciprocin. Some help a minor amount but it always comes back. Has anyone
Hidden
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MY SKIN
2 years ago
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