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Spacing the medication!!!
I've been reading about not taking Vit D3 and Calcium at the same time as pred, taking it with something fatty..breaking the Adcal tablets in half!! Someone said we needed a spreadsheet for all this medication and I'm thinking that's a good idea!! I'm currently splitting my pred which makes it more complicated
I've been reading about not taking Vit D3 and Calcium at the same time as pred, taking it with something fatty..breaking the Adcal tablets in half!! Someone said we needed a spreadsheet for all this medication and I'm thinking that's a good idea!! I'm currently splitting my pred which makes it more complicated
altywhite
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PMRGCAuk
7 years ago
Anxiety and acid reflux
I have suffered with lump in the throat initially diagnosed as anxity symptoms. However gp told me to try reflux omeprazole which stopped the symptom. Now I have been on them for month and trying to detox off this week and the air trapped caused the lump appeared which makes more anxious. Anyone else
I have suffered with lump in the throat initially diagnosed as anxity symptoms. However gp told me to try reflux omeprazole which stopped the symptom. Now I have been on them for month and trying to detox off this week and the air trapped caused the lump appeared which makes more anxious. Anyone else
Tony95
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Anxiety Support
7 years ago
First Post and certainly not the Last!
Hello everyone, my first post since discovering this fantastic and informative site. I was diagnosed with RA 18 months ago together with OA in the left hip and right knee. In addition, I have a totally inactive thyroid for the last 30 years and been treated for depression for the last 12 years, oh and
Hello everyone, my first post since discovering this fantastic and informative site. I was diagnosed with RA 18 months ago together with OA in the left hip and right knee. In addition, I have a totally inactive thyroid for the last 30 years and been treated for depression for the last 12 years, oh and
Recam
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NRAS
7 years ago
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Alternative to omeprazole?
Hi all I take omeprazole twice a day. Initially I took one in the morning to cover my stomach against all the meds. After an endoscopy, I was advised to take it twice a day because I now have a hiatus hernia. What alternatives are there which do a similar job but is less harsh on the body? I am also
Hi all I take omeprazole twice a day. Initially I took one in the morning to cover my stomach against all the meds. After an endoscopy, I was advised to take it twice a day because I now have a hiatus hernia. What alternatives are there which do a similar job but is less harsh on the body? I am also
Moomin8
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NRAS
7 years ago
Anxity
Hi I suffer with a panic attack 4 months ago and was told I suffer with social anxity wow even though I feel fine around the public. Tried on SSRI meds which made me more paranoid due to unbearable side effects. Now on imipramine and beta-blockers. How I have suffered with acid reflux from SSRI meds
Hi I suffer with a panic attack 4 months ago and was told I suffer with social anxity wow even though I feel fine around the public. Tried on SSRI meds which made me more paranoid due to unbearable side effects. Now on imipramine and beta-blockers. How I have suffered with acid reflux from SSRI meds
Tony95
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Anxiety Support
7 years ago
Omeprazole
This heartburn medication is the go to for doctors these days, and I have been on it for several years now. However, I now have to have an endoscopy as I am having problems swallowing. Apparently something Omeprazole causes. They, if they find what is expected, will dilate the opening to my throat.
This heartburn medication is the go to for doctors these days, and I have been on it for several years now. However, I now have to have an endoscopy as I am having problems swallowing. Apparently something Omeprazole causes. They, if they find what is expected, will dilate the opening to my throat.
sandraw21
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NRAS
7 years ago
Ongoing nausea and stomach discomfort accompanied by differing bowel movements
Around 2005 when I was 15 and taking my exams, I would get sporadic abdominal pain and nausea. My GP referred me to a gastroenterologist and I had numerous blood tests and an endoscopy. Everything came back clean. I was prescribed Lanzoprazole and took Gaviscon tablets. After my exams finished, the symptoms
Around 2005 when I was 15 and taking my exams, I would get sporadic abdominal pain and nausea. My GP referred me to a gastroenterologist and I had numerous blood tests and an endoscopy. Everything came back clean. I was prescribed Lanzoprazole and took Gaviscon tablets. After my exams finished, the symptoms
InanimateCarbonRod
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IBS Network
7 years ago
Low blood pressure anyone have this ?
Hi all , last Saturday went for a meal with a friend and afterwards suddenly felt very hot and clamy and felt as though i was going to be sick , stood up and started walking across the pub to go outside for fresh air and my legs turned to jelly and I fainted ( into the arms of 2 off duty paramedics who
Hi all , last Saturday went for a meal with a friend and afterwards suddenly felt very hot and clamy and felt as though i was going to be sick , stood up and started walking across the pub to go outside for fresh air and my legs turned to jelly and I fainted ( into the arms of 2 off duty paramedics who
Buffy14
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LUPUS UK
7 years ago
Anxiety.....Is It?
Hi. I am struggling with symptoms which Dr says are anxiety. It started around two weeks ago when I felt like I had something stuck in my throat, chest, back pain & the feeling of constriction or being strangled! Dr gave me Omeprazole to try for one month, did an ECG which was fine apart from slow R
Hi. I am struggling with symptoms which Dr says are anxiety. It started around two weeks ago when I felt like I had something stuck in my throat, chest, back pain & the feeling of constriction or being strangled! Dr gave me Omeprazole to try for one month, did an ECG which was fine apart from slow R
1995
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Anxiety Support
7 years ago
Newbie update
I posted last week in absolute despair. Several of you were very kind and replied, sharing your own experiences and stories. I just wanted to thank you all from the bottom of my heart for helping me to get through those difficult days, while my husband was stabilising.... he's now much better. The mood
I posted last week in absolute despair. Several of you were very kind and replied, sharing your own experiences and stories. I just wanted to thank you all from the bottom of my heart for helping me to get through those difficult days, while my husband was stabilising.... he's now much better. The mood
RuthieD
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British Liver Trust
7 years ago
I am new here and am seeking some guidance on improving my Thyroid antibodies.
I have been reading the very helpful posts on this forum and while they have been helpful I am somewhat confused as to what would be right for me and the correct way to go about tackling these antibodies. My research has led me to believe I should cut out Gluten; then Dairy, Soy etc. (Paleo approach)
I have been reading the very helpful posts on this forum and while they have been helpful I am somewhat confused as to what would be right for me and the correct way to go about tackling these antibodies. My research has led me to believe I should cut out Gluten; then Dairy, Soy etc. (Paleo approach)
cheslee
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Thyroid UK
7 years ago
New here with Increased frequency of migraines
Hi everyone I'm new here *waves* I'm Kirsty, a 30 year old nurse from Scotland and I have had migraines for as long as I can remember. However they have never been particularly frequent, maybe twice or three times a year. I did have a spurt where I had one almost daily for a few weeks when I was in my
Hi everyone I'm new here *waves* I'm Kirsty, a 30 year old nurse from Scotland and I have had migraines for as long as I can remember. However they have never been particularly frequent, maybe twice or three times a year. I did have a spurt where I had one almost daily for a few weeks when I was in my
kirstyo
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National Migraine Centre
7 years ago
Hospital again.....
Oh here we go again. Back in the hospital. Since my endoscopy last Monday, I had some weird painful cramps in the stomach area just under the breasts. Plus some oesophageal pain so I put it down to the endoscopy, the inflammation and the fact I had been without omeprazole for ages due to the test.
Oh here we go again. Back in the hospital. Since my endoscopy last Monday, I had some weird painful cramps in the stomach area just under the breasts. Plus some oesophageal pain so I put it down to the endoscopy, the inflammation and the fact I had been without omeprazole for ages due to the test.
Georgie-girl
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LUPUS UK
7 years ago
Hi to the community
Hi everyone Just wanted to write a post to share my experiences as its great to read everyones posts and realise that I'm not alone in suffering with asthma and the lonely feeling that can give you as everyone else seems to go on enjoying life whilst we suffer silently. Im not sure what I'm expecting
Hi everyone Just wanted to write a post to share my experiences as its great to read everyones posts and realise that I'm not alone in suffering with asthma and the lonely feeling that can give you as everyone else seems to go on enjoying life whilst we suffer silently. Im not sure what I'm expecting
bennyconst92
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Asthma Community Forum
7 years ago
Are there any benefits available.
My husband has been diagnosed with fybromyalgia. He works 30 hours weekly over 6 days . Some days its really hard to get out of bed. Hes in agony. Hes at doctors this week for medication. He also has arthritis for which he takes omeprazole, meloxicam and co codamol daily. Is there any benefits he could
My husband has been diagnosed with fybromyalgia. He works 30 hours weekly over 6 days . Some days its really hard to get out of bed. Hes in agony. Hes at doctors this week for medication. He also has arthritis for which he takes omeprazole, meloxicam and co codamol daily. Is there any benefits he could
Amospower123
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Fibromyalgia Action UK
7 years ago
WP Thiroyd/Vitamin B12 Injections & Acid Reflux!
I purchased some WP Thiroyd and started at 1grain, adding half a grain in the afternoon after a couple of weeks. I have also been having Vitamin B12 Injections at my GP. I've now got the most awful Acid Reflux (GERD). Pain under left rib, thick mucassy feeling in my throat, generally feeling rubbish
I purchased some WP Thiroyd and started at 1grain, adding half a grain in the afternoon after a couple of weeks. I have also been having Vitamin B12 Injections at my GP. I've now got the most awful Acid Reflux (GERD). Pain under left rib, thick mucassy feeling in my throat, generally feeling rubbish
millefleur40
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Thyroid UK
7 years ago
Been suffering with gastritis and IBS for a year, still in pain, please help!!
Hi all, I am hopeless everyone but I hope to get some kind of tips from you maybe... I have been suffering with severe cramps, gastritis, nausea and IBS since last year, was in such a pain that I had to go back to France and get myself checked there as everything was so slow here. Had a pre-cancerous
Hi all, I am hopeless everyone but I hope to get some kind of tips from you maybe... I have been suffering with severe cramps, gastritis, nausea and IBS since last year, was in such a pain that I had to go back to France and get myself checked there as everything was so slow here. Had a pre-cancerous
farnaz31
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IBS Network
7 years ago
When Bioequivalence in Healthy Volunteers May not Translate to Bioequivalence in Patients
Before going any further, this research was sponsored IBSA - who are behind the Tirosint product. There are many here who would agree that there appear to be differences between makes of levothyroxine. If we accept that the products contain the same amount of levothyroxine, we do need another explanation
Before going any further, this research was sponsored IBSA - who are behind the Tirosint product. There are many here who would agree that there appear to be differences between makes of levothyroxine. If we accept that the products contain the same amount of levothyroxine, we do need another explanation
helvella
Thyroid UK
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Thyroid UK
7 years ago
Metoject and omeprazole
Hi hubby picked up my injections today and there was a label on them which says metoject has an interaction with omeprazole causing increased risk of toxicity just wondering if anyone else knows anything about this as i am on both like many others on this site will also be on them Thankyou
Hi hubby picked up my injections today and there was a label on them which says metoject has an interaction with omeprazole causing increased risk of toxicity just wondering if anyone else knows anything about this as i am on both like many others on this site will also be on them Thankyou
beeckey
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NRAS
7 years ago
Hydroxycloroquine
Hi guys☺️ So my name is Laura and I have had rhuematoid arthritis since I was 8, i am on many medications such as methotrexate, folic acid, omeprazole, bisoprolol, and also naproxen. I am now 24 and the Arthur as I call it😂seems to only be getting worse for me as I get older which is so frustrating
Hi guys☺️ So my name is Laura and I have had rhuematoid arthritis since I was 8, i am on many medications such as methotrexate, folic acid, omeprazole, bisoprolol, and also naproxen. I am now 24 and the Arthur as I call it😂seems to only be getting worse for me as I get older which is so frustrating
LauraAsheighh
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NRAS
7 years ago
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