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Struggling to bring down blood sugars
Hi Friends, As some of you know I've been on a journey and taking T3 was the real game changer. I am under the care of a fantastic private Endo. I've included my thyroid and sugar results in this post. My insulin is elevated indicating insulin resistance. All tests are done fasting and no meds
Hi Friends, As some of you know I've been on a journey and taking T3 was the real game changer. I am under the care of a fantastic private Endo. I've included my thyroid and sugar results in this post. My insulin is elevated indicating insulin resistance. All tests are done fasting and no meds
Wired123
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Thyroid UK
10 months ago
Diabetes and oesophagectomy
I had an oesophagectomy (keyhole) in December 2021. I've made a slow, steady recovery and feel very lucky to be as well as I am today. I eat well but of course in much smaller quantities.I'm a type 2 diabetic and prior to my op I had my diabetes well controlled using Metformin and diet. I was told, at
I had an oesophagectomy (keyhole) in December 2021. I've made a slow, steady recovery and feel very lucky to be as well as I am today. I eat well but of course in much smaller quantities.I'm a type 2 diabetic and prior to my op I had my diabetes well controlled using Metformin and diet. I was told, at
xmasbabe59
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Oesophageal & Gastric Cancer
10 months ago
coping in high altitudes
hi any suggestions for coping in high altitudes if you have a chronic respiratory problem? I'm just about to finish cipro 14 day course of antibiotics and heading to 14,000 feet to go skiing. The cold air is already leaving me short of breath so worried what it might be like that high up. any suggestions
hi any suggestions for coping in high altitudes if you have a chronic respiratory problem? I'm just about to finish cipro 14 day course of antibiotics and heading to 14,000 feet to go skiing. The cold air is already leaving me short of breath so worried what it might be like that high up. any suggestions
off_skiing
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
9 months ago
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Biopsy "sliding scale"?
Hi,I am going to have a biopsy tomorrow and they have asked me not to take my insulin [type-2 dka] as " may need sliding scale" but not sure about what this means? I'm ok to take my other oral meds. I am trying to avoid Dr Google as this has caused more unnecerssary worry than needed, thanks
Hi,I am going to have a biopsy tomorrow and they have asked me not to take my insulin [type-2 dka] as " may need sliding scale" but not sure about what this means? I'm ok to take my other oral meds. I am trying to avoid Dr Google as this has caused more unnecerssary worry than needed, thanks
tipovtong
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British Liver Trust
10 months ago
Very happy with my new eating regime π
So following my heart attack and 3 stents on 27th Feb 23 I have now achieved my ideal weight putting me in the middle of the healthy category. I have lost over 17 kg Down from 13 stone 7 to 10 stone 10 and a BMI of 22.8. I have also got my Blood glucose stable and back in the normal range, and Insulin
So following my heart attack and 3 stents on 27th Feb 23 I have now achieved my ideal weight putting me in the middle of the healthy category. I have lost over 17 kg Down from 13 stone 7 to 10 stone 10 and a BMI of 22.8. I have also got my Blood glucose stable and back in the normal range, and Insulin
Instructor57
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Healthy Eating
11 months ago
No Child is stupid....
I read this morning how a 3rd grade teacher (Year 3 to us Brits, 8-9yoa) told a parent that their child with ADHD, was "Stupid" (they went on to talk of how far they have come since then,top of the class etc.π).This is probably themost triggering thing I have read in a while and so I couldnt help but
I read this morning how a 3rd grade teacher (Year 3 to us Brits, 8-9yoa) told a parent that their child with ADHD, was "Stupid" (they went on to talk of how far they have come since then,top of the class etc.π).This is probably themost triggering thing I have read in a while and so I couldnt help but
ADHDuderino
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CHADD's ADHD Parents Together
11 months ago
Help with additional test results please
Further to previous posts I now have results of additional blood tests which were suggested. To recap, my thyroid function tests results were as follows: TSH 0.52 mu/L (normal range 0.27 -4.2 ) FT3 3.6 pmol/L (normal range 3.1 - 6.8) FT4 20.5 pmol/L (normal range 12 - 22) Additional test results
Further to previous posts I now have results of additional blood tests which were suggested. To recap, my thyroid function tests results were as follows: TSH 0.52 mu/L (normal range 0.27 -4.2 ) FT3 3.6 pmol/L (normal range 3.1 - 6.8) FT4 20.5 pmol/L (normal range 12 - 22) Additional test results
m0dgal1
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Thyroid UK
11 months ago
Hiccups ?
I am getting regular hiccups for the last three days - Is this a sign of something seriously wrong ? I am 72 Yrs old on diabetics tablets and with insulin the sugar level is under control - I regularly have a peg of whiskey and ginger beer with the evening meal. Also, I take a few tablets daily to keep
I am getting regular hiccups for the last three days - Is this a sign of something seriously wrong ? I am 72 Yrs old on diabetics tablets and with insulin the sugar level is under control - I regularly have a peg of whiskey and ginger beer with the evening meal. Also, I take a few tablets daily to keep
baboigeorge83
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Diabetes & Hypertension Help Society
11 months ago
October Challenge - Walk after Eating
And here is our new October challenge to try out on our walks! β β β
Walk after a meal!
β β β Well, I had chosen this subject matter before I pulled my left calf muscle, so I can only walk with everyone in spirit but also reminisce about the many after-dinner walks my family have had over the year
And here is our new October challenge to try out on our walks! β β β
Walk after a meal!
β β β Well, I had chosen this subject matter before I pulled my left calf muscle, so I can only walk with everyone in spirit but also reminisce about the many after-dinner walks my family have had over the year
CBDB
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Active 10
11 months ago
Driving myself Crazy,,, Genetic results
So I did the BlueHorizon genetic results posted for some reason on PA page π€―, https://healthunlocked.com/pasoc/posts/149956199/genetic-test-results maybe not a good day for revisiting this having serious head wobble. I am confused, DIO1 rs 2235544 AA, normal not increased activity ,
So I did the BlueHorizon genetic results posted for some reason on PA page π€―, https://healthunlocked.com/pasoc/posts/149956199/genetic-test-results maybe not a good day for revisiting this having serious head wobble. I am confused, DIO1 rs 2235544 AA, normal not increased activity ,
Polo22
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Thyroid UK
11 months ago
looking for answers
81 yr old husband got covid at physical therapy, ended up at er where they said he also had pneumonia, they also found (and removed) a quart of fluid from around his right lung. Said he had atrial fibrillation and he also needs an angioplasty. Took too long but finally got everything treated and surgery
81 yr old husband got covid at physical therapy, ended up at er where they said he also had pneumonia, they also found (and removed) a quart of fluid from around his right lung. Said he had atrial fibrillation and he also needs an angioplasty. Took too long but finally got everything treated and surgery
Spring15-3
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AF Association
11 months ago
Insulin
Im reading about Insulin and diabetics are more prone to PCa. What's the consensus on insulin with peeps that already have PCa? Im now on insulin until I can stop L/Z/P, or change to another ADT.
Im reading about Insulin and diabetics are more prone to PCa. What's the consensus on insulin with peeps that already have PCa? Im now on insulin until I can stop L/Z/P, or change to another ADT.
Hidden
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
11 months ago
Pre-biotics vs post biotics - do we need pre, post or both?
This is a follow up post to the recent one about inulin. I had spent a lot of time involved with post-biotics but never really considered pre-biotics at all to date. This all changed quite recently when I stumbled across inulin which is described in a recent post so will not repeat all those comments
This is a follow up post to the recent one about inulin. I had spent a lot of time involved with post-biotics but never really considered pre-biotics at all to date. This all changed quite recently when I stumbled across inulin which is described in a recent post so will not repeat all those comments
Danielj1
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Thyroid UK
9 months ago
Inulin pre-biotic - bowels/stomach restoration aid
Hi All, It seems to me one of the most common hypo complaints revolves around a slighty lazy digestion and slower bowels than desirable with poor absorption of nutrition from the food and a life taken up with researching any buying a load of supplements to mitigate the shortfall. This has certainly
Hi All, It seems to me one of the most common hypo complaints revolves around a slighty lazy digestion and slower bowels than desirable with poor absorption of nutrition from the food and a life taken up with researching any buying a load of supplements to mitigate the shortfall. This has certainly
Danielj1
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Thyroid UK
9 months ago
Unsure what to do?
Yesterday [Friday 22nd Sept] I recieved a call from the Hospital treating my Cirrhosis to inform me they have had a request from my Heptoligy Doctor for a Biopsy due to them not being able to determine the cause of continued elevating blood results, they have had a cancellation for Monday [25th]. This
Yesterday [Friday 22nd Sept] I recieved a call from the Hospital treating my Cirrhosis to inform me they have had a request from my Heptoligy Doctor for a Biopsy due to them not being able to determine the cause of continued elevating blood results, they have had a cancellation for Monday [25th]. This
tipovtong
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British Liver Trust
11 months ago
My Sister's Death
My schizophrenic big sister was in and out of Assisted Living places for many years, after she could not take care of herself anymore. Several years ago, the R.N./OWNER of one I moved my sister to, began making serious mistakes with the medication. I called the pharmacy and was told my sister had not
My schizophrenic big sister was in and out of Assisted Living places for many years, after she could not take care of herself anymore. Several years ago, the R.N./OWNER of one I moved my sister to, began making serious mistakes with the medication. I called the pharmacy and was told my sister had not
Horsesarebeautiful
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Anxiety and Depression Support
11 months ago
Metabolic Syndrome [MetS] and PCa
A new study [1]: "
Association of metabolic syndrome {MetS} and its components with the risk of urologic cancers: a prospective cohort study
" reports that "[i]Compared to the non-MetS group, the risk of developing ... prostate [HR ... = 1.47 ...] cancer was significantly higher in the MetS
A new study [1]: "
Association of metabolic syndrome {MetS} and its components with the risk of urologic cancers: a prospective cohort study
" reports that "[i]Compared to the non-MetS group, the risk of developing ... prostate [HR ... = 1.47 ...] cancer was significantly higher in the MetS
pca2004
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Fight Prostate Cancer
11 months ago
Health News: Nourishment for Eyes
When my Mom was 6, an Alsatian (German Shepherd) dog jumped up on her, jarring her head round to look, left her with a cast in her right eye. Known as strabismus, the ancient Greek for squinting. More accurately, it means the affected eye canβt really focus and can thus appear as a cross-eye. Off her
When my Mom was 6, an Alsatian (German Shepherd) dog jumped up on her, jarring her head round to look, left her with a cast in her right eye. Known as strabismus, the ancient Greek for squinting. More accurately, it means the affected eye canβt really focus and can thus appear as a cross-eye. Off her
WhollyAligned
Administrator
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Nutrition and Yoga for Health
11 months ago
Long term side effects of using steroids
https://www.verywellhealth.com/steroid-side-effects-83089 A huge long description of all the problems with steroids. It was not till I saw specialists like Endocrinologist AND Rheumatologist that I was made more aware of the concerns. My PCP loves steroids., like just take more insulin, how about 50%
https://www.verywellhealth.com/steroid-side-effects-83089 A huge long description of all the problems with steroids. It was not till I saw specialists like Endocrinologist AND Rheumatologist that I was made more aware of the concerns. My PCP loves steroids., like just take more insulin, how about 50%
sdowney717
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PMRGCAuk
11 months ago
Divver? IBS? Something more sinister?
Back again. Noticed after a few weeks that I was eating fairly normally - always very careful - and not really going to the bathroom as much as I should have. Small soft BMs, after feeling like a huge BM was coming. Also having either hemmerhoid or fissure, fistula issues, but my opening is very sore
Back again. Noticed after a few weeks that I was eating fairly normally - always very careful - and not really going to the bathroom as much as I should have. Small soft BMs, after feeling like a huge BM was coming. Also having either hemmerhoid or fissure, fistula issues, but my opening is very sore
NewEnglander
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IBS Network
10 months ago
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