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Reduced prednisone again now at 5 in am, 5 in evening, feeling ok
On 3rd day at 5 and 5, right wrist got sore and swollen. Everything else ok but did feel a little wiped out. Today feeling great, wrist swelling going down. Will stay here at 10mg total for a while before another reduction. Still absolutely zero typical PMR pain. Frankly do not know what to make of
On 3rd day at 5 and 5, right wrist got sore and swollen. Everything else ok but did feel a little wiped out. Today feeling great, wrist swelling going down. Will stay here at 10mg total for a while before another reduction. Still absolutely zero typical PMR pain. Frankly do not know what to make of
sdowney717
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PMRGCAuk
1 year ago
Thank you. Still waiting for a TP or to be put on list.
Hi everyone I posted a while ago about going for 2 days tests for a TP suitability. I wanted to say a big thank you to everyone who responded. There are too many to reply to individually so please accept my heartfelt thanks. During the tests re. decompensated liver and HCC, they found a clot in
Hi everyone I posted a while ago about going for 2 days tests for a TP suitability. I wanted to say a big thank you to everyone who responded. There are too many to reply to individually so please accept my heartfelt thanks. During the tests re. decompensated liver and HCC, they found a clot in
Gus63
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British Liver Trust
1 year ago
Fasting Insulin.
The latest Life Extension magazine has a lead article on fasting insulin. With insulin resistance, the pancreas produces increased amounts of insulin (as long as the beta cells hold out.) This is refected in fasting insulin levels. Glucose and A1c may look normal when the above strategy is working
The latest Life Extension magazine has a lead article on fasting insulin. With insulin resistance, the pancreas produces increased amounts of insulin (as long as the beta cells hold out.) This is refected in fasting insulin levels. Glucose and A1c may look normal when the above strategy is working
pca2004
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Fight Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
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Alpha Lipoic Acid and its benefits
Hi All, I stumbled upon multiple videos when reading about the cause of peripheral neuropathy, its causes and how it can be kept it control, if not cured. The hero of this read was Alpha Lipoic Acid (ALA in short). So, I would like to summarize what I have listened so far. The main functions of the
Hi All, I stumbled upon multiple videos when reading about the cause of peripheral neuropathy, its causes and how it can be kept it control, if not cured. The hero of this read was Alpha Lipoic Acid (ALA in short). So, I would like to summarize what I have listened so far. The main functions of the
barani19
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Diabetes India
1 year ago
Clinical biomarker-based biological aging and risk of cancer in the UK Biobank
A largely Swedish study using UK data [1]. The only thing that experts agree on concerning the causes of PCA, is that risk increases with chronicological age. The new study used three different calculations of "biological" age, expecting to get a better age measure for the risk of various cancers.
A largely Swedish study using UK data [1]. The only thing that experts agree on concerning the causes of PCA, is that risk increases with chronicological age. The new study used three different calculations of "biological" age, expecting to get a better age measure for the risk of various cancers.
pca2004
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Fight Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
Changes, Meds, symptoms but hopeful!
So everyone thank you as always for this supportive group. Little update husband had TIPPS procedure March 22 due to blood clot in portal vein, varices and cirrhosis. Fast forward varices have gone 🤞and now a switch of medication they've added rifaximin to lactulose and thiamine (and fragmin for clot
So everyone thank you as always for this supportive group. Little update husband had TIPPS procedure March 22 due to blood clot in portal vein, varices and cirrhosis. Fast forward varices have gone 🤞and now a switch of medication they've added rifaximin to lactulose and thiamine (and fragmin for clot
DD75
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British Liver Trust
1 year ago
Diagnosed Today
Today I have been diagnosed with PCOS. I have been trying to conceive for just under a year with no luck.Prior to this I was on the pill for 15 years from the age of 15 to 30. My biggest regret so far to date! I had a huge outbreak of server cystic acne on my face at 25 and didn't realise but I do now
Today I have been diagnosed with PCOS. I have been trying to conceive for just under a year with no luck.Prior to this I was on the pill for 15 years from the age of 15 to 30. My biggest regret so far to date! I had a huge outbreak of server cystic acne on my face at 25 and didn't realise but I do now
31Soph1992
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PCOS UK (Verity)
1 year ago
New insulin capsule could be game-changing for diabetics
https://newatlas.com/medical/new-insulin-capsule-game-changing-diabetics/#:~:text=Australian%20scientists%20have%20designed%20a,as%20antibiotics%20and%20cancer%20treatments Activity2004, it will be really a game changer for Type-1 diabetic subjects.
https://newatlas.com/medical/new-insulin-capsule-game-changing-diabetics/#:~:text=Australian%20scientists%20have%20designed%20a,as%20antibiotics%20and%20cancer%20treatments Activity2004, it will be really a game changer for Type-1 diabetic subjects.
barani19
Administrator
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Diabetes India
1 year ago
WEIGHT LOSS SUPPLEMENTS, I.E. "GOLO" (w/Release)
Hey gang! It seems that every time I see an ad or read something about a diet supplement to help to get rid of belly fat or insulin resistant fat, I ask my Transplant Coordinator if I can take it. They always say "no" immediately without checking with the physicians or Pharmacy. They always say 'no'
Hey gang! It seems that every time I see an ad or read something about a diet supplement to help to get rid of belly fat or insulin resistant fat, I ask my Transplant Coordinator if I can take it. They always say "no" immediately without checking with the physicians or Pharmacy. They always say 'no'
TaffyTwoshoes27
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Kidney Transplant
1 year ago
Mixing MTX and Steroids
I have recently managed to to taper off Prednisolone, after two years of attempting to stop. I am currently being treated with Methotrexate at 20mg/week, but have experienced some symptoms returning, significantly, headaches, painful muscle stiffness and general fatigue. My Rheumatologist suggested a
I have recently managed to to taper off Prednisolone, after two years of attempting to stop. I am currently being treated with Methotrexate at 20mg/week, but have experienced some symptoms returning, significantly, headaches, painful muscle stiffness and general fatigue. My Rheumatologist suggested a
JaiSea
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PMRGCAuk
1 year ago
Hypo weight gain mystery is now finally revealed for me (anyway)
Some great posts here recently covering various aspects of blood sugar levels and hypo condition: -Dawn effect whereby blood sugar tends to rise between 4-8am -Evidence that taking Levo pills provides a spike in blood sugar -Hypo condition anyway leads to slower metabolism and less regulated insulin
Some great posts here recently covering various aspects of blood sugar levels and hypo condition: -Dawn effect whereby blood sugar tends to rise between 4-8am -Evidence that taking Levo pills provides a spike in blood sugar -Hypo condition anyway leads to slower metabolism and less regulated insulin
Danielj1
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Thyroid UK
1 year ago
5+ months post transplant🙂
I received Cindy, my deceased donor kidney (I’ve named my new kidney Cindy after a dear friend who strongly encouraged me to pursue transplant eligibility testing), on Wed, Nov 16, 2022. So, technically I’m a little more than 5 months post transplant. Regardless, I thought an update might be helpful
I received Cindy, my deceased donor kidney (I’ve named my new kidney Cindy after a dear friend who strongly encouraged me to pursue transplant eligibility testing), on Wed, Nov 16, 2022. So, technically I’m a little more than 5 months post transplant. Regardless, I thought an update might be helpful
Jayhawker
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Kidney Transplant
1 year ago
Diets
Hi folks, My last drawing I posted of the cat, Casper, he is for a friend of mine… well, I don’t know if she is still a friend or what actually. This friend is vegan and she runs her own vegan eatery/café. I USED to follow the vegan diet. I don’t anymore though and for a very good reason. Around
Hi folks, My last drawing I posted of the cat, Casper, he is for a friend of mine… well, I don’t know if she is still a friend or what actually. This friend is vegan and she runs her own vegan eatery/café. I USED to follow the vegan diet. I don’t anymore though and for a very good reason. Around
Matt2584
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Headway
1 year ago
Travel Insurance
Hi Everyone, A year ago I was diagnosed the NAFLD Cirrhosis to summarise Child Scale A, Meld 7 and well compensated. I was having an endoscopy for something else. Initially was shocked, panicked and experienced a myriad of emotions. I’ve just had a review after a year my first scan, and liver function
Hi Everyone, A year ago I was diagnosed the NAFLD Cirrhosis to summarise Child Scale A, Meld 7 and well compensated. I was having an endoscopy for something else. Initially was shocked, panicked and experienced a myriad of emotions. I’ve just had a review after a year my first scan, and liver function
MistyMoments
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British Liver Trust
1 year ago
Update #5: Back to front
Hi all, Continuing on from my adrenals results… https://healthunlocked.com/thyroiduk/posts/149321002/update-4-adrenal-results I have spent some time researching and experimenting with adrenal support. This is what I understand. If I am off about any of this please do feel free to correct or challenge
Hi all, Continuing on from my adrenals results… https://healthunlocked.com/thyroiduk/posts/149321002/update-4-adrenal-results I have spent some time researching and experimenting with adrenal support. This is what I understand. If I am off about any of this please do feel free to correct or challenge
Hidden
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Thyroid UK
1 year ago
Living with AF...and then what?
After diagnosis, several episodes, ECGs, echo cardiogram and CTscan, confirmed with paroxysmal AF and some furring of arteries but basically sound heart for a 72 year old. All usual meds prescribed, BP , betablocker, statin, anticoagulant (on top of T2 diabetes insulin regime). Cardiologist washed his
After diagnosis, several episodes, ECGs, echo cardiogram and CTscan, confirmed with paroxysmal AF and some furring of arteries but basically sound heart for a 72 year old. All usual meds prescribed, BP , betablocker, statin, anticoagulant (on top of T2 diabetes insulin regime). Cardiologist washed his
50568789
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
1 year ago
The Evolving Role of Diet in Prostate Cancer Risk and Progression
New paper below [1] - full text. I don't recall seeing the journal "
Current Opinion in Oncology
" before. "Recent data have further solidified the association between insulin resistance and prostate cancer ...". It's good to finally read that, although data to suggest it has been around for
New paper below [1] - full text. I don't recall seeing the journal "
Current Opinion in Oncology
" before. "Recent data have further solidified the association between insulin resistance and prostate cancer ...". It's good to finally read that, although data to suggest it has been around for
pjoshea13
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Fight Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
Anyone had trouble taking their medication to Greece?
Hi. I am soon to be taking a 2 week holiday to Corfu Greece, post transplant. Can't wait, desperate! Have checked with consultants, they are happy with me taking a break, and I have good travel insurance (I think!) Have just been reading on the Gov.uk Travel Advice website, and it says Greece doesn't
Hi. I am soon to be taking a 2 week holiday to Corfu Greece, post transplant. Can't wait, desperate! Have checked with consultants, they are happy with me taking a break, and I have good travel insurance (I think!) Have just been reading on the Gov.uk Travel Advice website, and it says Greece doesn't
taar
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British Liver Trust
1 year ago
Microbiome in PD, RBD and 1st degree relatives
As much as I'd like to believe that one "bad" bacteria (desulfovibrio) is responsible for Parkinson's, I suspect the situation is more complicated than that, as this recently released study suggests; https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-023-38248-4 Certainly the evidence is accumulating though, that
As much as I'd like to believe that one "bad" bacteria (desulfovibrio) is responsible for Parkinson's, I suspect the situation is more complicated than that, as this recently released study suggests; https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-023-38248-4 Certainly the evidence is accumulating though, that
Rufous2
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Cure Parkinson's
1 year ago
My Current Regiment of Administering B12.
With the sublingual of total 15-20 mg a day 3-4 doses my brain fog changed to 'brain haze' I could force myself to do things as I had much experience with accomplishing that, I chose not to push when I could which was extremely difficult and it took some practice to accomplish it without angst. A leap
With the sublingual of total 15-20 mg a day 3-4 doses my brain fog changed to 'brain haze' I could force myself to do things as I had much experience with accomplishing that, I chose not to push when I could which was extremely difficult and it took some practice to accomplish it without angst. A leap
WIZARD6787
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
1 year ago
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