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Vaccinated People Have Fewer Cardiac Events after COVID-19
[i]In a study including data from almost two million individuals, COVID-19 vaccination seemed to have a protective effect against heart attacks, strokes, and cardiovascular problems linked to infection with SARS-CoV-2 [/i] ...begins this recent article https://www.insideprecisionmedicine.com/topics/
[i]In a study including data from almost two million individuals, COVID-19 vaccination seemed to have a protective effect against heart attacks, strokes, and cardiovascular problems linked to infection with SARS-CoV-2 [/i] ...begins this recent article https://www.insideprecisionmedicine.com/topics/
bennevisplace
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CLL Support
1 year ago
post covid ibs/ digestive problems
Post covid (1mth). Weakness headaches tension light coloured poo acid reflux feel terrible. Anyone else s digestive probs worse after covid. Hoping will settle soon depressed and struggling daily.
Post covid (1mth). Weakness headaches tension light coloured poo acid reflux feel terrible. Anyone else s digestive probs worse after covid. Hoping will settle soon depressed and struggling daily.
Music2
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IBS Network
1 year ago
NICE share draft final recommendations for COVID-19 treatments
Hi everyone, NICE has published their draft final recommendations for COVID-19 treatments. We are pleased that they have included sotrovimab for people who are at high risk of severe COVID-19 but cannot have Paxlovid. This hopefully means most people with lupus will have a viable treatment option.
Hi everyone, NICE has published their draft final recommendations for COVID-19 treatments. We are pleased that they have included sotrovimab for people who are at high risk of severe COVID-19 but cannot have Paxlovid. This hopefully means most people with lupus will have a viable treatment option.
Paul_Howard
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LUPUS UK
1 year ago
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hi, has anyone been given antiviral drugs for Covid? I am so ill, terrible throat and cough nurse said it will help prevent complications
hi, has anyone been given antiviral drugs for Covid? I am so ill, terrible throat and cough nurse said it will help prevent complications
jarujuda
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NRAS
1 year ago
Good covid, bad downside.
I have refractory RLS and have been taking 20 mg of hydrocodone right before bed. The symptoms actually cycle during the year with the colder months coincide with reduced symptoms. A month ago I came down with covid. I was really sick for about a week and it took me another week to test negative. I took
I have refractory RLS and have been taking 20 mg of hydrocodone right before bed. The symptoms actually cycle during the year with the colder months coincide with reduced symptoms. A month ago I came down with covid. I was really sick for about a week and it took me another week to test negative. I took
JakeRLS
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Restless Legs Syndrome
1 year ago
PMR pain and siatica post covid
I had a minor dose of covid in September last year. Following it I developed agonising siatica. I thought I’d broken my hip at least. This was all mixed in with a PMR flare. I’ve tapered back from a higher dose of 5 mg to 2mg of prednisolone only to have to give in again and try 6mg which is only just
I had a minor dose of covid in September last year. Following it I developed agonising siatica. I thought I’d broken my hip at least. This was all mixed in with a PMR flare. I’ve tapered back from a higher dose of 5 mg to 2mg of prednisolone only to have to give in again and try 6mg which is only just
Headwood
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PMRGCAuk
1 year ago
Has anyone else had 10-13 hour seizures from covid?
Hello all, I am used to having 2-4 hours seizures regularly, but after I tested positive for Covid they now last 10-13 hours every single day for the last week. Has this happened to anyone else? Please tell me this won't last forever! No doctors are helping. Thank you!
Hello all, I am used to having 2-4 hours seizures regularly, but after I tested positive for Covid they now last 10-13 hours every single day for the last week. Has this happened to anyone else? Please tell me this won't last forever! No doctors are helping. Thank you!
Pattydancer2023
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Functional Neurological Disorder - FND Hope
1 year ago
COVID-19 treatment options for those taking Warfarin
Hello. I have not contracted COVID-19, but most others I know have had it, and many treat successfully with Paxlovid. I learned recently that Paxlovid interacts with Warfarin in that it suppresses the body's ability to metabolize the Warfarin, thereby possibly causing increased INR while taking COVID
Hello. I have not contracted COVID-19, but most others I know have had it, and many treat successfully with Paxlovid. I learned recently that Paxlovid interacts with Warfarin in that it suppresses the body's ability to metabolize the Warfarin, thereby possibly causing increased INR while taking COVID
olleberj
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Hughes Syndrome APS Forum
1 year ago
Struggling after heart attack and covid
Had a heart attack In September, did not have a stent inserted as hospital said that due to the ambulance taking 5 hours to arrive it was too late for treatment. Was recovering and getting stronger but then my husband caught covid and gave it to me. No longer testing positive but it is 2 weeks now
Had a heart attack In September, did not have a stent inserted as hospital said that due to the ambulance taking 5 hours to arrive it was too late for treatment. Was recovering and getting stronger but then my husband caught covid and gave it to me. No longer testing positive but it is 2 weeks now
BSA20
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British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
Covid /Flu Jabs
I have recently been diagnosed after being misdiagnosed for rotator cuff! It seems odd this started after Covid/Flu jabs and my Doctor also said she had heard of this, depending how high up the arm the jabs were given. I do not think I will have any more jabs whilst having PMR. Could be coincidence
I have recently been diagnosed after being misdiagnosed for rotator cuff! It seems odd this started after Covid/Flu jabs and my Doctor also said she had heard of this, depending how high up the arm the jabs were given. I do not think I will have any more jabs whilst having PMR. Could be coincidence
JAC1947
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PMRGCAuk
1 year ago
MTX and Covid Vaccine
I’m sure this topic has been discussed previously but to save me searching I would like to ask whether anyone has been given advice around withholding MTX before having a Covid vaccine. I have already had six vaccinations and have never been given advice to withhold MTX before having it. A friend recently
I’m sure this topic has been discussed previously but to save me searching I would like to ask whether anyone has been given advice around withholding MTX before having a Covid vaccine. I have already had six vaccinations and have never been given advice to withhold MTX before having it. A friend recently
Hightower62
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NRAS
1 year ago
Getting Covid antivirals when traveling
Firstly thanks to everyone who responded to my last question about Covid. You really helped me get through the week, whilst I worried that I had Covid. I’m still not feeling 100%, but I’m negative. I really want to travel abroad this year to see relatives and to go sightseeing again. But I’m afraid
Firstly thanks to everyone who responded to my last question about Covid. You really helped me get through the week, whilst I worried that I had Covid. I’m still not feeling 100%, but I’m negative. I really want to travel abroad this year to see relatives and to go sightseeing again. But I’m afraid
LilyMistri2
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LUPUS UK
1 year ago
antiviral letter (covid)
I have only just this week received an email notifying me that I’m elegible for antivirals if I test positive for covid. This is the first time I’ve been notified of this, and I was a bit taken aback as I’ve had covid twice now, with no offer of antivirals. Has anyone else only recently had this
I have only just this week received an email notifying me that I’m elegible for antivirals if I test positive for covid. This is the first time I’ve been notified of this, and I was a bit taken aback as I’ve had covid twice now, with no offer of antivirals. Has anyone else only recently had this
girli1111
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NRAS
1 year ago
NICE publish draft recommendation for Evusheld
Earlier this week, NICE published their draft recommendation for Evusheld. They are currently recommending that it should not be used by the NHS for the prevention of COVID-19 infection. Unfortunately they feel there is insufficient evidence that this treatment is effective against the current dominant
Earlier this week, NICE published their draft recommendation for Evusheld. They are currently recommending that it should not be used by the NHS for the prevention of COVID-19 infection. Unfortunately they feel there is insufficient evidence that this treatment is effective against the current dominant
Paul_Howard
LUPUS UK
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LUPUS UK
2 years ago
Update
Hi everyone. I thought I’d drop in on the forum , I haven’t been on for a while but I am still interested to know how people are getting on. It’s now 15 months since I stopped taking Prednisolone and thankfully I am still doing well and haven’t had a relapse. I just happened to read this article
Hi everyone. I thought I’d drop in on the forum , I haven’t been on for a while but I am still interested to know how people are getting on. It’s now 15 months since I stopped taking Prednisolone and thankfully I am still doing well and haven’t had a relapse. I just happened to read this article
Liby57
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PMRGCAuk
2 years ago
NHS text re wifi alerts
You Should have recently received a text from your NHS GP warning you of the following, if you are nervous, vulnerable or prone to stress. The UK government will test out their emergency alert system on the on the evening of Sunday 23 April 2023 on all 4G and 5G networks. Your devices will make a loud
You Should have recently received a text from your NHS GP warning you of the following, if you are nervous, vulnerable or prone to stress. The UK government will test out their emergency alert system on the on the evening of Sunday 23 April 2023 on all 4G and 5G networks. Your devices will make a loud
Zenga
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
1 year ago
Don't know how it happened, but I have Covid.
Last Thursday (February 9th) I woke up hoarse...didn't feel bad but sounded horrible. Since I am super careful and go almost nowhere, I assumed it was a mold reaction to 2 days of rain; however, Saturday morning, I was running a low grade fever, and a home test said positive for Covid! Argh! I immediately
Last Thursday (February 9th) I woke up hoarse...didn't feel bad but sounded horrible. Since I am super careful and go almost nowhere, I assumed it was a mold reaction to 2 days of rain; however, Saturday morning, I was running a low grade fever, and a home test said positive for Covid! Argh! I immediately
Lisa-1959
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CLL Support
2 years ago
Concern about getting more Covid-19 vaccines.
I was diagnosed under 2 years ago. I guess I’ve had it since 2007. Just wondering about getting more Covid-19 vaccines. I have believed it is a good idea to get them. But every time I have I get some very odd things I’ve never experienced before. Rash. Sore in my eye. Eye infection. I cut my arm and
I was diagnosed under 2 years ago. I guess I’ve had it since 2007. Just wondering about getting more Covid-19 vaccines. I have believed it is a good idea to get them. But every time I have I get some very odd things I’ve never experienced before. Rash. Sore in my eye. Eye infection. I cut my arm and
Y5cc8j
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CLL Support
2 years ago
Covid vaccine frequency
Do I now stop or delay more covid vaccines or how often to get vaccines now? Im 79 with CLL for years. Luckily I have not had Covid yet. I have taken every covid vaccine offered including the bivalent one last Sept. I also got two doses of Evusheld 6 mos apart with last one in Sept 2022. I've read
Do I now stop or delay more covid vaccines or how often to get vaccines now? Im 79 with CLL for years. Luckily I have not had Covid yet. I have taken every covid vaccine offered including the bivalent one last Sept. I also got two doses of Evusheld 6 mos apart with last one in Sept 2022. I've read
Bobsterguy
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CLL Support
2 years ago
NICE says no to Evusheld in the UK
Today NICE announced that they do not recommend that preventative Covid treatment Evusheld is used in the UK. This is a treatment aimed especially at the immunosuppressed, who in many cases cannot get adequate protection from Covid vaccines. Here is the full NICE announcement: https://www.nice.org.uk
Today NICE announced that they do not recommend that preventative Covid treatment Evusheld is used in the UK. This is a treatment aimed especially at the immunosuppressed, who in many cases cannot get adequate protection from Covid vaccines. Here is the full NICE announcement: https://www.nice.org.uk
vivdunstan
Volunteer
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Vasculitis UK
2 years ago
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