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Ranolazine (used for angina) could potentially be repurposed for PCa. Only mouse studies so far.
“Treatment of cancer patients with lipid metabolic inhibitors like ranolazine could potentially re-activate the immune cells to restore and enhance cellular-mediated antitumor immunity and tumor regression.” Targeting Fat Oxidation in Mouse Prostate Cancer Decreases Tumor Growth and Stimulates Anti-Cancer
“Treatment of cancer patients with lipid metabolic inhibitors like ranolazine could potentially re-activate the immune cells to restore and enhance cellular-mediated antitumor immunity and tumor regression.” Targeting Fat Oxidation in Mouse Prostate Cancer Decreases Tumor Growth and Stimulates Anti-Cancer
Graham49
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
6 months ago
Prednisone for treatment of AIG
I've just been started on Prednisone or Prednisolone, immunosuppressant steroids, for treatment of Autoimmune Gastritis/autoimmune PA. This has recently, within the last few years been shown to possibly heal AIG, although not entirely cure. It is also used to prevention immune system rejection of organ
I've just been started on Prednisone or Prednisolone, immunosuppressant steroids, for treatment of Autoimmune Gastritis/autoimmune PA. This has recently, within the last few years been shown to possibly heal AIG, although not entirely cure. It is also used to prevention immune system rejection of organ
Rexz
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
6 months ago
CAR T-cell therapy drives long-term remission in 8 SLE patients
Treatment often entails the use of
immunosuppressants
that keep the immune system in check, but not everyone responds to these medications. In 2022, Schett’s team treated five people with SLE with a CAR T-cell therapy after other medications had failed to ease their lupus symptoms.
Treatment often entails the use of
immunosuppressants
that keep the immune system in check, but not everyone responds to these medications. In 2022, Schett’s team treated five people with SLE with a CAR T-cell therapy after other medications had failed to ease their lupus symptoms.
lupus-support1
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LUpus Patients Understanding and Support
9 months ago
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Hello, I have sub clinical hypothyroidism with positive tpo antibodies taken a long time ago . I did get in touch a while ago about starting on thyroxine and my dr was happy for me to start on a low dose as I also have many symptoms but not weight gain I must add .I also am on a immunosuppressant for
Hello, I have sub clinical hypothyroidism with positive tpo antibodies taken a long time ago . I did get in touch a while ago about starting on thyroxine and my dr was happy for me to start on a low dose as I also have many symptoms but not weight gain I must add .I also am on a immunosuppressant for
4youreyesonly
in
Thyroid UK
7 months ago
AIH and the Mirena Coil
It also says that the coil may be reduced by medication used to increase liver enzymes which i am taking both steroids and
immunosuppressants
designed to increase my liver enzymes.
It also says that the coil may be reduced by medication used to increase liver enzymes which i am taking both steroids and
immunosuppressants
designed to increase my liver enzymes.
gingergymnast246
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British Liver Trust
5 months ago
CCR6 & CCL20 are the key drivers in prostate tumor microenvironment.
This is a very good Feb 2023 article but it’s best to scroll down to get out of the weeds to the crux of the biscuit. The crux of this biscuit is a well known inflammatory cytokine CCL20 and it’s receptor CCR6. https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-023-36325-2
Dissecting the immune suppressive
This is a very good Feb 2023 article but it’s best to scroll down to get out of the weeds to the crux of the biscuit. The crux of this biscuit is a well known inflammatory cytokine CCL20 and it’s receptor CCR6. https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-023-36325-2
Dissecting the immune suppressive
KocoPr
in
Fight Prostate Cancer
7 months ago
Immune suppression caused by Urso
Hi all, I only recently learned that Urso has suppressive effects on the immune system. One research paper I read, and there are others, lists the effects - apologies for scientific jargon! Urso suppresses the production of immunoglobulins IgA, IgG and IgM (although IgM is generally chronically raised
Hi all, I only recently learned that Urso has suppressive effects on the immune system. One research paper I read, and there are others, lists the effects - apologies for scientific jargon! Urso suppresses the production of immunoglobulins IgA, IgG and IgM (although IgM is generally chronically raised
Skypony
in
PBC Foundation
7 months ago
immunosuppressed, covid positive - anyone have an experience with antivirals?
hello lovely people of this wonderful forum - seeking any insight or guidance I was diagnosed (11 months ago) with scleroderma & myositis with lung involvement (ILD) on Mycophenolate for treatment. Despite being very cautious and careful, I have just tested positive for Covid, (having avoided it
hello lovely people of this wonderful forum - seeking any insight or guidance I was diagnosed (11 months ago) with scleroderma & myositis with lung involvement (ILD) on Mycophenolate for treatment. Despite being very cautious and careful, I have just tested positive for Covid, (having avoided it
ruablue
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Myositis UK
8 months ago
First Overseas Holiday post liver transplant
I am about to go on my first overseas holiday since having a liver transplant 12 months ago, I will be staying with family who have 2 dogs. Grateful for advice from anyone who has been in a similar position of being immunosuppressed and being around dogs. Also thoughts on swimming pool use. Many
I am about to go on my first overseas holiday since having a liver transplant 12 months ago, I will be staying with family who have 2 dogs. Grateful for advice from anyone who has been in a similar position of being immunosuppressed and being around dogs. Also thoughts on swimming pool use. Many
TripleCrown
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British Liver Trust
8 months ago
happened to see this article In a news feed regarding B and T cells, Covid and antibodies…
I have wondered why if we don’t make antibodies by getting vaccinated, then why bother. This article gives me some hope that we are protected more than I thought. Hope that this article is credible. Just wanted to post it for our information. Subject may have been touched on before in HealthUnlocked
I have wondered why if we don’t make antibodies by getting vaccinated, then why bother. This article gives me some hope that we are protected more than I thought. Hope that this article is credible. Just wanted to post it for our information. Subject may have been touched on before in HealthUnlocked
Curling123
in
CLL Support
8 months ago
Itch and spots post liver transplant
hi this may be mote if a kidney group question than the than liver, but i am post-liver transplant 22 months but unfortunately sustained some kidney damage, i am left with a symptom of skin itching all over. i wonder how common this is, what causes it and if there is anything effective to stop it. the
hi this may be mote if a kidney group question than the than liver, but i am post-liver transplant 22 months but unfortunately sustained some kidney damage, i am left with a symptom of skin itching all over. i wonder how common this is, what causes it and if there is anything effective to stop it. the
Vargula
in
British Liver Trust
9 months ago
Week 3 done
I finished week 3! Very happy to have made it this far! Up to 3 minute runs. The routine is going well although it's becoming more challenging to get out into this freezing cold weather!! The week has once again progressed with even more health news. I had some abnormal blood tests that indicate I do
I finished week 3! Very happy to have made it this far! Up to 3 minute runs. The routine is going well although it's becoming more challenging to get out into this freezing cold weather!! The week has once again progressed with even more health news. I had some abnormal blood tests that indicate I do
Irishgirlrunning23
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Couch to 5K
9 months ago
changing hospitals
hi, I have GPA have been diagnosed since 2020. I am considering changing hospitals that deal with my care, as I just don't feel like I'm getting the treatment and care that I need. I've not been on treatment for a year now, after the immunosuppressant beginning with A that I can't remember the name of
hi, I have GPA have been diagnosed since 2020. I am considering changing hospitals that deal with my care, as I just don't feel like I'm getting the treatment and care that I need. I've not been on treatment for a year now, after the immunosuppressant beginning with A that I can't remember the name of
gpawarrior88
in
Vasculitis UK
9 months ago
one year olds vaccines
Our grandson aged one is having jabs. I looked up and these are scheduled for one year olds. MMR is a weakened vaccine. Does anyone know if it’s safe to be around him as a immunosuppressed or where to find out in green book please ? Hib/MenC Pneumococcal conjugate vaccine (PCV13) Meningococcal
Our grandson aged one is having jabs. I looked up and these are scheduled for one year olds. MMR is a weakened vaccine. Does anyone know if it’s safe to be around him as a immunosuppressed or where to find out in green book please ? Hib/MenC Pneumococcal conjugate vaccine (PCV13) Meningococcal
Mozart150
in
NRAS
9 months ago
Let’s see? Bowel perforation and GCA Flare ?
I’ve been absent for a while…Reader’s Digest Version to follow. Though I haven’t been posting, I’ve been reading for a bit, and as usual….” You raise me up,” and I’m grateful. You may recall I had shoulder replacement surgery in July, and my arm is in amazing condition considering the interruptions
I’ve been absent for a while…Reader’s Digest Version to follow. Though I haven’t been posting, I’ve been reading for a bit, and as usual….” You raise me up,” and I’m grateful. You may recall I had shoulder replacement surgery in July, and my arm is in amazing condition considering the interruptions
Grammy80
in
PMRGCAuk
9 months ago
Lunch chat about vaccines
I've just been out to lunch with a u3a group, all getting on in years and many with various medical complaints. Some at my end of the table were saying that they are [i]not[/i] having any more Covid jabs as 'they had had enough' now and had declined the appointments that they had been offered. I tried
I've just been out to lunch with a u3a group, all getting on in years and many with various medical complaints. Some at my end of the table were saying that they are [i]not[/i] having any more Covid jabs as 'they had had enough' now and had declined the appointments that they had been offered. I tried
oldtimer2
in
NRAS
9 months ago
CR Advanced Prostrate Ca, and start of chemotherapy after PSMA
Dear All, I am posting my message with a hope to have better insight into my father's condition of Castrate resistant Advanced Prostrate Cancer and also seek the help of your experience.My father has had his cadaveric liver transplantation from Mayo Clinic, Jacksonville, Fl in 2001. We went from India
Dear All, I am posting my message with a hope to have better insight into my father's condition of Castrate resistant Advanced Prostrate Cancer and also seek the help of your experience.My father has had his cadaveric liver transplantation from Mayo Clinic, Jacksonville, Fl in 2001. We went from India
Ij2023
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
10 months ago
Oh how I wish I was signposted to this site 18 months ago
I'm going to stick my neck out and say that I enjoy reading the posts here. Why? Because somewhat belatedly, they reassure me that I am not the only one! For those that wonder if things will improve, my story..... It was a Sunday in March 22 that my partner found me collapsed at home with a brain
I'm going to stick my neck out and say that I enjoy reading the posts here. Why? Because somewhat belatedly, they reassure me that I am not the only one! For those that wonder if things will improve, my story..... It was a Sunday in March 22 that my partner found me collapsed at home with a brain
Gurberly
in
ICUsteps
10 months ago
What do you take with Bela?
Hi - If you take Belatacept/Nulojix, do you take any other
immunosuppressants
with it? If so, can you please share what other
immunosuppressants
you take with Bela and the doses?
Hi - If you take Belatacept/Nulojix, do you take any other
immunosuppressants
with it? If so, can you please share what other
immunosuppressants
you take with Bela and the doses?
Denise-80
in
Kidney Transplant
1 year ago
rituximab
Hello All, I hope you are all doing ok. I wondered if anyone has had rituximab infusions for their myositis and what the experience has been like - impact on disease, side effects, infections due to immune suppression, infusion process itself? The rheumatologist has given this as a potential option
Hello All, I hope you are all doing ok. I wondered if anyone has had rituximab infusions for their myositis and what the experience has been like - impact on disease, side effects, infections due to immune suppression, infusion process itself? The rheumatologist has given this as a potential option
ruablue
in
Myositis UK
10 months ago
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