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Art and music therapy for kidney patients
Coping with kidney disease can be difficult. Sometimes you have to think outside the box! Have you considered music or art therapy? Listen today to hear Social Worker Melissa Fry and patient Steven Light share their experiences with using music and art as coping strategies. https://www.podbean.com/ep
Coping with kidney disease can be difficult. Sometimes you have to think outside the box! Have you considered music or art therapy? Listen today to hear Social Worker Melissa Fry and patient Steven Light share their experiences with using music and art as coping strategies. https://www.podbean.com/ep
JackieJ_NKF
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Parents of Children with Kidney Disease
7 months ago
Cold is good for you
Radio 4 currently has a series by Dr Michael Mosley, Cold Therapy. The third episode deals with exercising in the cold. One of his conclusions is that people who run reasonable distances for fun (as opposed to marathons, ultra runners, professionals) have their best performance at around 10-11C. Well
Radio 4 currently has a series by Dr Michael Mosley, Cold Therapy. The third episode deals with exercising in the cold. One of his conclusions is that people who run reasonable distances for fun (as opposed to marathons, ultra runners, professionals) have their best performance at around 10-11C. Well
Yesletsgo
Graduate10
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Bridge to 10K
7 months ago
Surgery options
Hi everyone, I really need some advice! I have had severe pains everyday for a year along with fatigue, nausea ect. Everything's been ruled out apart from endometriosis which is what all my symptoms and history points at. I booked an appointment with a specalist last year and he gave me meds and told
Hi everyone, I really need some advice! I have had severe pains everyday for a year along with fatigue, nausea ect. Everything's been ruled out apart from endometriosis which is what all my symptoms and history points at. I booked an appointment with a specalist last year and he gave me meds and told
Lavenderpetal
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Endometriosis UK
4 months ago
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Hello, I would like to connect with survivors with these combinations in their medical experience, please. Can you help? 1. Have had heart failure 2. Have had a dissection B 3. Havd had a torn aorta 4. Have had a lumpectomy or mastectomy on the LEFT breast 5. Have had radiation or PROTON therapy
Hello, I would like to connect with survivors with these combinations in their medical experience, please. Can you help? 1. Have had heart failure 2. Have had a dissection B 3. Havd had a torn aorta 4. Have had a lumpectomy or mastectomy on the LEFT breast 5. Have had radiation or PROTON therapy
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SHARE Breast Cancer Support
7 months ago
Looking to connect
Hello, I would like to connect with survivors with these combinations in their medical experience, please. Can you help? 1. Have had heart failure 2. Have had a dissection B 3. Havd had a torn aorta 4. Have had a lumpectomy or mastectomy on the LEFT breast 5. Have had radiation or PROTON therapy
Hello, I would like to connect with survivors with these combinations in their medical experience, please. Can you help? 1. Have had heart failure 2. Have had a dissection B 3. Havd had a torn aorta 4. Have had a lumpectomy or mastectomy on the LEFT breast 5. Have had radiation or PROTON therapy
AVOCADOtastes
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SHARE Breast Cancer Support
7 months ago
TAPUR study
Following up on a genomics report (47 pages ! Plus 54 min consult) and came across this study (phase 2 basket trial) in the US. Essentially when exhausting, or before, standard of care options, allows patients to trial off label approved drugs using genomics to identify specific targetable variations
Following up on a genomics report (47 pages ! Plus 54 min consult) and came across this study (phase 2 basket trial) in the US. Essentially when exhausting, or before, standard of care options, allows patients to trial off label approved drugs using genomics to identify specific targetable variations
muzzatron
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SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
7 months ago
happy Saturday!
I brought home my dog domino following acl surgery and am overwhelmed about his rehab routine. Massage, ice, meds, trips to vet daily for laser therapy, etc. for at least 8 weeks. Has anyone else been through this and have any coping skills to suggest?
I brought home my dog domino following acl surgery and am overwhelmed about his rehab routine. Massage, ice, meds, trips to vet daily for laser therapy, etc. for at least 8 weeks. Has anyone else been through this and have any coping skills to suggest?
CatDogLover
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Anxiety and Depression Support
7 months ago
Should the dose of Dutasteride be increased?
The plot above shows the residual (nadir) level of DHT in men as a function of the daily Dutasteride dose (mg/day). The DHT nadir numbers shown in this plot are: 23.8 pg/mL for 0.5 mg daily dose; 10.2 pg/mL for 2.5 mg daily dose; and 7.3 pg/mL for 5 mg daily dose. Ref: Clark (2004) [see Table
The plot above shows the residual (nadir) level of DHT in men as a function of the daily Dutasteride dose (mg/day). The DHT nadir numbers shown in this plot are: 23.8 pg/mL for 0.5 mg daily dose; 10.2 pg/mL for 2.5 mg daily dose; and 7.3 pg/mL for 5 mg daily dose. Ref: Clark (2004) [see Table
janebob99
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
5 months ago
Should the dose of Dutasteride be increased?
The plot above shows the residual (nadir) level of DHT in men as a function of the daily Dutasteride dose (mg/day). The DHT nadir numbers shown in this plot are: 23.8 pg/mL for 0.5 mg daily dose; 10.2 pg/mL for 2.5 mg daily dose; and 7.3 pg/mL for 5 mg daily dose. Ref: Clark (2004) [see Table
The plot above shows the residual (nadir) level of DHT in men as a function of the daily Dutasteride dose (mg/day). The DHT nadir numbers shown in this plot are: 23.8 pg/mL for 0.5 mg daily dose; 10.2 pg/mL for 2.5 mg daily dose; and 7.3 pg/mL for 5 mg daily dose. Ref: Clark (2004) [see Table
janebob99
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Prostate Cancer Network
5 months ago
Thoughts on cognitive behavioral therapy?
I'm so worn out from trying to get well from this depression and anxiety. I think I've had it all my life and was able to cope when I was younger, but now I'm 70 and it's like something snapped in my brain. Don't respond to anti-depressants, therapy and ketamine didn't work and now I'm trying microdosing
I'm so worn out from trying to get well from this depression and anxiety. I think I've had it all my life and was able to cope when I was younger, but now I'm 70 and it's like something snapped in my brain. Don't respond to anti-depressants, therapy and ketamine didn't work and now I'm trying microdosing
Icecream1954
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Major Depressive Disorder (MDD) Support
11 days ago
red light therapy
hi everyone! I am wondering if anyone has heard of using red and near infrared light therapy.
hi everyone! I am wondering if anyone has heard of using red and near infrared light therapy.
positiveness
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My MSAA Community
7 months ago
Capiverstib
Anyone heard of or started this new FDA approved targeted therapy? What is your experience or understanding?
Anyone heard of or started this new FDA approved targeted therapy? What is your experience or understanding?
Yikes123
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SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
7 months ago
misunderstood peri -menopause treatment
I had a very traumatic experience in my peri menopause. Due to heavy bleeding and clotting in my last 2 years of peri menopause I was hospitalized with an anemia. Given tablets to help stem bleeding and they caused jaundice. Was offered hysteroscopy under NHS however not given the option for sedation
I had a very traumatic experience in my peri menopause. Due to heavy bleeding and clotting in my last 2 years of peri menopause I was hospitalized with an anemia. Given tablets to help stem bleeding and they caused jaundice. Was offered hysteroscopy under NHS however not given the option for sedation
Charlysangel
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Women's Health
4 months ago
Seeking to connect, share, support and heal this anxiety
Howdy all: I am TS—my nickname, so it's all good. I have experienced depression for 34 years, when I was first diagnosed. About 5 months ago, I was also diagnosed with general anxiety disorder, Since that time, I have experienced a combination of anxiety, fear and deep loneliness. I am currently on
Howdy all: I am TS—my nickname, so it's all good. I have experienced depression for 34 years, when I was first diagnosed. About 5 months ago, I was also diagnosed with general anxiety disorder, Since that time, I have experienced a combination of anxiety, fear and deep loneliness. I am currently on
LittleShik
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Anxiety and Depression Support
7 months ago
Parkinson's Nurse update
Hi all, thank you for all your previous posts, they were most helpful. Since then we have had a few medical professionals visit. The Parkinsons Nurse is coming to see my father-in-law tomorrow. Is there any questions we need to be asking? The OT and Physio visited yesterday and recommended a new commode
Hi all, thank you for all your previous posts, they were most helpful. Since then we have had a few medical professionals visit. The Parkinsons Nurse is coming to see my father-in-law tomorrow. Is there any questions we need to be asking? The OT and Physio visited yesterday and recommended a new commode
Loveispatient23
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PSP Association
7 months ago
New 2024 AUA/ASTRO/SUO Guidelines for Salvage Therapy
https://www.auanet.org/guidelines-and-quality/guidelines/salvage-therapy-for-prostate-cancer Not surprising. I think they should recommend adjuvant ADT at a PSA≥0.35 instead of ≥0.7 because I think patients are hoping for curative SRT and not just equivalent survival. https://www.prostatecancer.news
https://www.auanet.org/guidelines-and-quality/guidelines/salvage-therapy-for-prostate-cancer Not surprising. I think they should recommend adjuvant ADT at a PSA≥0.35 instead of ≥0.7 because I think patients are hoping for curative SRT and not just equivalent survival. https://www.prostatecancer.news
Tall_Allen
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
5 months ago
Bronscospopy results
Hi There, I had a bronscospopy on Tuesday. I haven't heard anything back yet does that mean it's Not lung cancer. Thorax scan in January showed some abnormalities. Consultant wasn't sure if old infection or fungal disease ect or even TB. Many Thanks Emma
Hi There, I had a bronscospopy on Tuesday. I haven't heard anything back yet does that mean it's Not lung cancer. Thorax scan in January showed some abnormalities. Consultant wasn't sure if old infection or fungal disease ect or even TB. Many Thanks Emma
EmmaB66
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The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
4 months ago
recurrence after lobectomy
Hello, I am 53 and live in the UK and I stop smoking in my late 20’. I had a lobectomy of my right lower lobe in April 2022 to remove a minimally invasive adenocarcinoma staged pT1 N0, M0, PL0, R0 (found by complete accident on an abdomen CT scan.) I begged for adjuvant therapy after the operation
Hello, I am 53 and live in the UK and I stop smoking in my late 20’. I had a lobectomy of my right lower lobe in April 2022 to remove a minimally invasive adenocarcinoma staged pT1 N0, M0, PL0, R0 (found by complete accident on an abdomen CT scan.) I begged for adjuvant therapy after the operation
Bibicata
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The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
8 months ago
Surgeon in Liverpool as requested thyroid bloods and thyroid antibodies 🤗
Hi everyone ❤️ Just posting this, as some members who have been following my struggle with thyroid medication these past 4 years, I decided to discontinue the T4 teva, the silly endo put me back on after taking me off the t3 which was not working due to gastric issues, forgetting also that teva t4 did
Hi everyone ❤️ Just posting this, as some members who have been following my struggle with thyroid medication these past 4 years, I decided to discontinue the T4 teva, the silly endo put me back on after taking me off the t3 which was not working due to gastric issues, forgetting also that teva t4 did
birkie
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Thyroid UK
4 months ago
Transformation of Richter's Transformation Treatment to combination targeted therapy - tislelizumab +zanubrutinib (ASH 2023)
Richter's Transformation treatments are typically fixed term R-CHOP*, or modifications of that chemoimmunity therapy. So it's encouraging to hear that [i]"In a phase 2 trial, anti-PD-1 inibitor tislelizumab + next gen BTK inhibitor zanubrutinib had an overall response rate of 58.3% in patients with Richter's
Richter's Transformation treatments are typically fixed term R-CHOP*, or modifications of that chemoimmunity therapy. So it's encouraging to hear that [i]"In a phase 2 trial, anti-PD-1 inibitor tislelizumab + next gen BTK inhibitor zanubrutinib had an overall response rate of 58.3% in patients with Richter's
AussieNeil
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CLL Support
8 months ago
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