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Treating Covid with anti virals
hi I have PBC these past 12 years- I’m 72 years old I’m on day day 3 of a Covid infection with the usual symptoms. I been perscribed anti virals to get better faster , lesson the effect and with regard to long covid symptoms I am a bit apprehensive weighing it all up and wondering what my fellow
hi I have PBC these past 12 years- I’m 72 years old I’m on day day 3 of a Covid infection with the usual symptoms. I been perscribed anti virals to get better faster , lesson the effect and with regard to long covid symptoms I am a bit apprehensive weighing it all up and wondering what my fellow
boneytoys
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PBC Foundation
1 year ago
Covid
Just had COVID and weirdly no RLS for the whole time. Ok I'm taking 0.09mg mirapex every evening. Nothing else works except tramadol which I alternate with every so often. Is there anything else that works. I've tried pregabalin and the others but nothing. I would like to stop mirapexin completely but
Just had COVID and weirdly no RLS for the whole time. Ok I'm taking 0.09mg mirapex every evening. Nothing else works except tramadol which I alternate with every so often. Is there anything else that works. I've tried pregabalin and the others but nothing. I would like to stop mirapexin completely but
Memmy
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Restless Legs Syndrome
1 year ago
Parenting advice for ADHD child (9)
hello I am new to this community and accidentally found this resource while doing research for better parenting techniques and advice for dealing with a child with ADHD. My son who will be 9 in a few days, has had his ADHD diagnosis since right before COVID shut down (January 2020) by a psychiatrist
hello I am new to this community and accidentally found this resource while doing research for better parenting techniques and advice for dealing with a child with ADHD. My son who will be 9 in a few days, has had his ADHD diagnosis since right before COVID shut down (January 2020) by a psychiatrist
Boy_mom95
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CHADD's ADHD Parents Together
1 year ago
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last run week 8
after coming back from Thailand and ran wow that was shock to the system. Had to have a few days off of running due to covid 🤦♀️😱 Today was two days clear of covid thought I’d give it a go and stop if I had to but I took it easy and did it woohoo 🥳 And in good time tbh I must say I feel proud
after coming back from Thailand and ran wow that was shock to the system. Had to have a few days off of running due to covid 🤦♀️😱 Today was two days clear of covid thought I’d give it a go and stop if I had to but I took it easy and did it woohoo 🥳 And in good time tbh I must say I feel proud
Sparkles22
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Couch to 5K
1 year ago
sulfazine- I am allergic to trimethoprim so will I be allergic to sulfazine?
sulfazine- I am allergic to trimethoprim so will I be allergic to sulfazine?I get nasty mouth ulcers with the antibiotic trimethoprim, so I was wondering if I would also be allergic to sulfazine ?I wondered if anyone else had the same allergic response to trimethoprim.both trimethoprim and sulfazine
sulfazine- I am allergic to trimethoprim so will I be allergic to sulfazine?I get nasty mouth ulcers with the antibiotic trimethoprim, so I was wondering if I would also be allergic to sulfazine ?I wondered if anyone else had the same allergic response to trimethoprim.both trimethoprim and sulfazine
lindyloo2018
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NRAS
1 year ago
Covid and Asthma
I am on day 7 of covid. It lowers my peak flow by 30 percent or so and makes me routinely breathless. The thing that gets me is that any asthma triggers then take my breathing very quickly into dangerous territory. So I am a bit confined to no activity, very irritating.
I am on day 7 of covid. It lowers my peak flow by 30 percent or so and makes me routinely breathless. The thing that gets me is that any asthma triggers then take my breathing very quickly into dangerous territory. So I am a bit confined to no activity, very irritating.
Homely2
Administrator
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Asthma Community Forum
1 year ago
BBC World Service~ findings so far from current Long Covid Trials. (off topic~but potentially of interest to those with ?ME/CFS/?Thyroid)
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/w3ct56hd "The Documentary ~ The Long Haul of Long Covid" BBC World Service ~ first aired Tuesday 3rd March 2023 early a.m. ) will be repeated ... also available on BBC Sounds.
"....When we walk them up and down for 6 minutes their blood looks like they've
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/w3ct56hd "The Documentary ~ The Long Haul of Long Covid" BBC World Service ~ first aired Tuesday 3rd March 2023 early a.m. ) will be repeated ... also available on BBC Sounds.
"....When we walk them up and down for 6 minutes their blood looks like they've
tattybogle
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Thyroid UK
1 year ago
Covid vaccine?
I’m preparing for our next frozen embryo transfer, should start drug protocol next month. It just dawned on me today that I should check if I need any Covid boosters? Anyone know the current advice on this? I had my first covid jab April 2021, 2nd in June 2021 & not had any since. Am I due a booster
I’m preparing for our next frozen embryo transfer, should start drug protocol next month. It just dawned on me today that I should check if I need any Covid boosters? Anyone know the current advice on this? I had my first covid jab April 2021, 2nd in June 2021 & not had any since. Am I due a booster
jengi
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Fertility Network UK
1 year ago
blood test results
good day to everyone I have not been on for a long time but just an update that might help other people … I had a Blood Test for my thyroid a while back now as all of a sudden our doctors which is a teaching doctors as is my local hospital decide certain blood tests are not neccesary unless the patient
good day to everyone I have not been on for a long time but just an update that might help other people … I had a Blood Test for my thyroid a while back now as all of a sudden our doctors which is a teaching doctors as is my local hospital decide certain blood tests are not neccesary unless the patient
Gettingoldnow
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Thyroid UK
1 year ago
Forstair runs out before I can get the next prescription. The next installment
I’m being prescribed a forstair every 30 days. I’ve spoken to the pharmacist at the practice and she says: There are 120 doses in an inhaler, 120/4 =30, therefore a new inhaler every 30 days is sufficient. Plus, inhalers have 10% leeway so it’s fine. I’m saying: . it takes 3 to 4 actuations to prime
I’m being prescribed a forstair every 30 days. I’ve spoken to the pharmacist at the practice and she says: There are 120 doses in an inhaler, 120/4 =30, therefore a new inhaler every 30 days is sufficient. Plus, inhalers have 10% leeway so it’s fine. I’m saying: . it takes 3 to 4 actuations to prime
Ts777
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Asthma Community Forum
1 year ago
EVUSHELD PHASE II. A unique opportunity
I have recently attended Clatterbridge Hospital in Liverpool to participate in the latest Evusheld trial. The trial will take one year to complete and will require further visits throughout that time. Evusheld does not depend on a healthy immune system to generate protective immunity. And while approved
I have recently attended Clatterbridge Hospital in Liverpool to participate in the latest Evusheld trial. The trial will take one year to complete and will require further visits throughout that time. Evusheld does not depend on a healthy immune system to generate protective immunity. And while approved
BooBoo39
Volunteer
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Vasculitis UK
1 year ago
Long Covid similarities to B12 deficiency
I was just reading through a description of long Covid and was struck by the similarities to B12 deficiency. https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/long-term-effects/index.html
I was just reading through a description of long Covid and was struck by the similarities to B12 deficiency. https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/long-term-effects/index.html
WiscGuy
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
1 year ago
Functional Endoscopic Sinus Surgery (FESS) for Mild-Sinusitis
(By the way, I am not Asthmetic, but this forum seemed the most relevant place to make this post...) I have
Chronic Sinusitis, without Nasal-Polyps
. This diagnosis came after having a CT-sinus scan earlier this year. I was told from the CT that it is ‘Mild’ Sinusitis (which sounds about right
(By the way, I am not Asthmetic, but this forum seemed the most relevant place to make this post...) I have
Chronic Sinusitis, without Nasal-Polyps
. This diagnosis came after having a CT-sinus scan earlier this year. I was told from the CT that it is ‘Mild’ Sinusitis (which sounds about right
reb_1951
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Asthma Community Forum
1 year ago
Dr Yusuf (YP) Saleeby- LDN & Covid &Long Covid
COVID, Long COVID and LDN https://vimeo.com/799076388
COVID, Long COVID and LDN https://vimeo.com/799076388
Shewulf
Administrator
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LDN Research Trust
1 year ago
Patient Initiated Returns List
I last saw my rheumatologist nearly 18 months ago and it was only after I had my appointment that I realised I hadn't been given a date for my next appointment, as was usually the case. I assumed that this was due to the backlog caused by Covid and thought nothing more about it until last autumn. But
I last saw my rheumatologist nearly 18 months ago and it was only after I had my appointment that I realised I hadn't been given a date for my next appointment, as was usually the case. I assumed that this was due to the backlog caused by Covid and thought nothing more about it until last autumn. But
MrsMouseSJ
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Hughes Syndrome APS Forum
1 year ago
Patient Initiated Returns List
I last saw my rheumatologist nearly 18 months ago and it was only after I had my appointment that I realised I hadn't been given a date for my next appointment, as was usually the case. I assumed that this was due to the backlog caused by Covid and thought nothing more about it until last autumn. But
I last saw my rheumatologist nearly 18 months ago and it was only after I had my appointment that I realised I hadn't been given a date for my next appointment, as was usually the case. I assumed that this was due to the backlog caused by Covid and thought nothing more about it until last autumn. But
MrsMouseSJ
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LUPUS UK
1 year ago
Fibro and COVID
Hi allI have suffered with fibro since 2012 after my right hip was replaced. It has varied a bit in how debilitating it has been for me. Unfortunately I was walloped by the Milanese variant of Covid when the whole Covid nightmare kicked off in Europe in earnest. I thankfully did not end up in hospital
Hi allI have suffered with fibro since 2012 after my right hip was replaced. It has varied a bit in how debilitating it has been for me. Unfortunately I was walloped by the Milanese variant of Covid when the whole Covid nightmare kicked off in Europe in earnest. I thankfully did not end up in hospital
shushkin
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Fibromyalgia Action UK
1 year ago
Worsening burning, restless, pins and needles in both feet and calves - is this related to the prednisolone, PMR, or something related?
I cannot fathom why this is happening and why it is becoming worse. I just cannot sleep for this. I take Magnesium Glycenate each day, and have not been troubled by restess legs for several years. I had been on 8mg preds since August 2021, Since this past autumn what with Covid, bronchial infection
I cannot fathom why this is happening and why it is becoming worse. I just cannot sleep for this. I take Magnesium Glycenate each day, and have not been troubled by restess legs for several years. I had been on 8mg preds since August 2021, Since this past autumn what with Covid, bronchial infection
Bennijax
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PMRGCAuk
1 year ago
Gemzar+ Oxaliplatine regimen
Hi Ladies, I've had 2 infusions of Gemzar+ Oxaliplatine (4-th line of treatment) and for the first time I've developped a huge adverse effects : hemotoxicity. One more of side effects is fever (38C) the next day after the IV. The first time I've ignored it, and fever went away within 24 hours, but
Hi Ladies, I've had 2 infusions of Gemzar+ Oxaliplatine (4-th line of treatment) and for the first time I've developped a huge adverse effects : hemotoxicity. One more of side effects is fever (38C) the next day after the IV. The first time I've ignored it, and fever went away within 24 hours, but
Reksio77
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My Ovacome
1 year ago
Chronic fatigue/ long covid and fitness journey.
hi! Just asking if anyone who has had long covid with fatigue being the main symptom has started their journey back to health again? I was a casual runner before and regret pounding away on the treadmill whilst struggling to breathe when I had covid. My lungs have been damaged but I need to try
hi! Just asking if anyone who has had long covid with fatigue being the main symptom has started their journey back to health again? I was a casual runner before and regret pounding away on the treadmill whilst struggling to breathe when I had covid. My lungs have been damaged but I need to try
Esra82
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Couch to 5K
1 year ago
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