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Gestational diabetes and Birth Center
I would love to give birth in water as my first pregnancy the labour was long and ended up having many drugs which I initially didn't want. I really want a water Birth but have gestational diabetes. After food my bloods are amazing ranging from 4 to 6, enver above a 8 (diabetes midwife said my goal was
I would love to give birth in water as my first pregnancy the labour was long and ended up having many drugs which I initially didn't want. I really want a water Birth but have gestational diabetes. After food my bloods are amazing ranging from 4 to 6, enver above a 8 (diabetes midwife said my goal was
Koko1222
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Pregnancy and Parenting Support
3 years ago
Today's Blood Sugars: DEXCOM 9-21-2021
Hi everyone. Here's a
picture
of what my number was
after 2 hours from eating breakfast today
. It's very surprising what the numbers had been since I hadn't had any insulin at breakfast, but I had my long acting insulin with a bedtime snack last night. When I woke up this morning, my
Hi everyone. Here's a
picture
of what my number was
after 2 hours from eating breakfast today
. It's very surprising what the numbers had been since I hadn't had any insulin at breakfast, but I had my long acting insulin with a bedtime snack last night. When I woke up this morning, my
Activity2004
Administrator
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Diabetes Research & Wellness Foundation
3 years ago
Travel bag for Biologic pens
Good morning all! I have just had my first Benepali injection and talking to the lovely nurse he suggested getting a diabetic travel kit for when we go away. Has anybody else used one of these and can recommend a make, as there are so many on Amazon, but I don't know if insulin pens are shorter than
Good morning all! I have just had my first Benepali injection and talking to the lovely nurse he suggested getting a diabetic travel kit for when we go away. Has anybody else used one of these and can recommend a make, as there are so many on Amazon, but I don't know if insulin pens are shorter than
Diamondpainting
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NRAS
3 years ago
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Prednisolone
I have been on Prednisolone now for about 3 years started on 40mg and over a fair period got down to 5mg but then serious flairs back up to 30 on and off. Recently went up to 50mg after severe stabbing pains in neck now back down to 30mg again but taking it slow again. I use the coated tablets as they
I have been on Prednisolone now for about 3 years started on 40mg and over a fair period got down to 5mg but then serious flairs back up to 30 on and off. Recently went up to 50mg after severe stabbing pains in neck now back down to 30mg again but taking it slow again. I use the coated tablets as they
Blomps
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PMRGCAuk
3 years ago
Sad upsetting post (new member)
My 72 year old dad was diagnosed on 17th August with 3 brain tumours. He had a MRI and CAT scan on 17th Aug due to forgetting a few things about a week before and not knowing who the prime minister was or the year. He was then kept in hospital and put on steroids. It was like he had had a stroke slightly
My 72 year old dad was diagnosed on 17th August with 3 brain tumours. He had a MRI and CAT scan on 17th Aug due to forgetting a few things about a week before and not knowing who the prime minister was or the year. He was then kept in hospital and put on steroids. It was like he had had a stroke slightly
coowee800
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Glioblastoma Support
3 years ago
Ozempic, anyone taking it?
After doing a lot of research on my own and participating in seminars, I finally got my doctors to agree to allow me to try a GLP1 inhibitor. My diabetes has been well controlled and I have even cut down on my insulin use. But I am unable to lose weight so we are trying Ozempic, (semaglutide). I have
After doing a lot of research on my own and participating in seminars, I finally got my doctors to agree to allow me to try a GLP1 inhibitor. My diabetes has been well controlled and I have even cut down on my insulin use. But I am unable to lose weight so we are trying Ozempic, (semaglutide). I have
Bassetmommer
NKF Ambassador
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Kidney Disease
3 years ago
why do i have to be “ less” ADHD?!
employers will post jobs and say “ we dont discriminate due to gender, disabilities, etc. but thats not true. if a person has lung cancer n coughs alot its accepted, same as someone who has diabetes n has to take breaks to take insulin . etc etc etc. i could give lots of examples but you get the point
employers will post jobs and say “ we dont discriminate due to gender, disabilities, etc. but thats not true. if a person has lung cancer n coughs alot its accepted, same as someone who has diabetes n has to take breaks to take insulin . etc etc etc. i could give lots of examples but you get the point
wtfadhd
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CHADD's Adult ADHD Support
3 years ago
Pharmacological significance of extra-oral taste receptors
Every so often, I see a paper which seems odd enough to be interesting despite having no obvious application, at least not in the foreseeable future! [i]Eur J Pharmacol. 2021 Sep 5;174480. doi: 10.1016/j.ejphar.2021.174480. Online ahead of print.
Pharmacological significance of extra-oral taste
Every so often, I see a paper which seems odd enough to be interesting despite having no obvious application, at least not in the foreseeable future! [i]Eur J Pharmacol. 2021 Sep 5;174480. doi: 10.1016/j.ejphar.2021.174480. Online ahead of print.
Pharmacological significance of extra-oral taste
helvella
Thyroid UK
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Thyroid UK
3 years ago
Resetting the Circadian Clock
Yes, I am kind of spitballing here. Could resetting the circadian rhythm help with PD? I posted this a couple days ago: Treatment of isolated REM sleep behavior disorder using melatonin as a chronobiotic 2021 https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/jpi.12759 The whole protocol is based on using
Yes, I am kind of spitballing here. Could resetting the circadian rhythm help with PD? I posted this a couple days ago: Treatment of isolated REM sleep behavior disorder using melatonin as a chronobiotic 2021 https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/jpi.12759 The whole protocol is based on using
Bolt_Upright
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Cure Parkinson's
3 years ago
Effects of Intermittent Fasting on the Circulating Levels and Circadian Rhythms of Hormones
Obesity is a frequent topic. And there has considerable discussion about various ways of managing eating in order to help control weight. Of these, one of the most discussed in recent years has been intermittent fasting and variations. In that context, several times members have asked about the relationship
Obesity is a frequent topic. And there has considerable discussion about various ways of managing eating in order to help control weight. Of these, one of the most discussed in recent years has been intermittent fasting and variations. In that context, several times members have asked about the relationship
helvella
Thyroid UK
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Thyroid UK
3 years ago
Cortisol blood test
Hi again, please excuse my apparent ignorance, probably brought about due to poor or insufficient advice from the Medical profession. I have two questions: I have been told by my GP to have a Cortisol blood test. The only information given to me is to have it done at 9 am. I asked him if I should stop
Hi again, please excuse my apparent ignorance, probably brought about due to poor or insufficient advice from the Medical profession. I have two questions: I have been told by my GP to have a Cortisol blood test. The only information given to me is to have it done at 9 am. I asked him if I should stop
maxxgarry
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PMRGCAuk
3 years ago
Cholesterol high want me to take statins.
Hi all, has anyone here had high cholesterol and taken statins? I bought a book from USA by a holistic doctor who says that stains cause type 2 diabetes as make the body more insulin resistant and they also remove hdl cholesterol which our brains need and therefore induce dementia and alzheimers. Have
Hi all, has anyone here had high cholesterol and taken statins? I bought a book from USA by a holistic doctor who says that stains cause type 2 diabetes as make the body more insulin resistant and they also remove hdl cholesterol which our brains need and therefore induce dementia and alzheimers. Have
sobs1962
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Thyroid UK
3 years ago
Help! Trepidation setting in…
Having not run since I was 11 years old (I remember that day well….) I have decided that I need to get off of my bottom and take my health more seriously. Having largely ignored insulin dependent diabetes since my diagnosis, due to the fact that I am invincible, having slowly and blatantly increased
Having not run since I was 11 years old (I remember that day well….) I have decided that I need to get off of my bottom and take my health more seriously. Having largely ignored insulin dependent diabetes since my diagnosis, due to the fact that I am invincible, having slowly and blatantly increased
Davidnotarunner
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Couch to 5K
3 years ago
Colonoscopy
My husband is 8 years post liver transplant has CKD, insulin diabetic, bp, had TIA. At the mom thing good. Needs colonoscopy, I'm so worried daycase but no covid immunity. So worried about affect on liver kid,diabetes. Anyone had colonoscopy after transplant would a scan mri etc not be easier. New to
My husband is 8 years post liver transplant has CKD, insulin diabetic, bp, had TIA. At the mom thing good. Needs colonoscopy, I'm so worried daycase but no covid immunity. So worried about affect on liver kid,diabetes. Anyone had colonoscopy after transplant would a scan mri etc not be easier. New to
Katielou14
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British Liver Trust
3 years ago
The Role of Intermittent Fasting in Parkinson's Disease 2021
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8203905/ Why Use Intermittent Fasting in PD? Without any available disease-modifying therapeutic options, one potential approach to slow progression of PD is to target key pathophysiologic changes in PD. Mitochondrial function is a possible target, especially
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8203905/ Why Use Intermittent Fasting in PD? Without any available disease-modifying therapeutic options, one potential approach to slow progression of PD is to target key pathophysiologic changes in PD. Mitochondrial function is a possible target, especially
Bolt_Upright
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Cure Parkinson's
3 years ago
DM and cirrhosis
Hi. My husband has compensated liver disease (it has been decompensated at times but at the moment it’s ok) and he also has insulin resistant diabetes mellitus. Last couple of days he has been “off”. Pain in his right arm, blood sugar levels up and his head is foggy. I am getting worried but he is
Hi. My husband has compensated liver disease (it has been decompensated at times but at the moment it’s ok) and he also has insulin resistant diabetes mellitus. Last couple of days he has been “off”. Pain in his right arm, blood sugar levels up and his head is foggy. I am getting worried but he is
trekmum
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British Liver Trust
3 years ago
Is this 1984?
In addition to 11 mg of steroids I am also now having to take 1 1/2 gms of Metformin and 4 insulin injections per day. I am only socialising outside with friends who are doubly vaccinated and I have not been to a restaurant yet. I have no current plans to visit a cinema or theatre yet and the club I
In addition to 11 mg of steroids I am also now having to take 1 1/2 gms of Metformin and 4 insulin injections per day. I am only socialising outside with friends who are doubly vaccinated and I have not been to a restaurant yet. I have no current plans to visit a cinema or theatre yet and the club I
butterflyfarm
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PMRGCAuk
3 years ago
Useful write by an unknown lady saved in my system long back and forgotten by me!
As an addict of reading materials on health, this article I had saved but forgot it. After joining this group, I deep dived into my computer and found this. Written by a Tamil south Indian lady, few words may be new to a few. I am SHARING, WITH A REQUEST FOR THE READER'S OPINIONS only and not recommending
As an addict of reading materials on health, this article I had saved but forgot it. After joining this group, I deep dived into my computer and found this. Written by a Tamil south Indian lady, few words may be new to a few. I am SHARING, WITH A REQUEST FOR THE READER'S OPINIONS only and not recommending
6054
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Diabetes India
3 years ago
Trying to find some help for brother in law aged 64
I am trying to find out some information for my brother in law who is 64 lives on his own and struggles with quite a few things that most of us do in everyday life.. I am trying to find out if he is entitled to any benefits or help, that will make his life easier to cope with as he gets older.. the normal
I am trying to find out some information for my brother in law who is 64 lives on his own and struggles with quite a few things that most of us do in everyday life.. I am trying to find out if he is entitled to any benefits or help, that will make his life easier to cope with as he gets older.. the normal
picasso57
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Mencap
3 years ago
PCOS and miscarriage
*trigger alert - this post contains discussion of miscarriage - just a heads up* Hi everyone. I’ve never done anything like this before but here it goes. I’ve was diagnosed with PCOS back in 2011, been through the ringer with the typical : acne, hair growth (in the wrong places), hair loss (also in the
*trigger alert - this post contains discussion of miscarriage - just a heads up* Hi everyone. I’ve never done anything like this before but here it goes. I’ve was diagnosed with PCOS back in 2011, been through the ringer with the typical : acne, hair growth (in the wrong places), hair loss (also in the
Cystsister87
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PCOS UK (Verity)
3 years ago
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