Experiences with

L-2-hydroxyglutaric aciduria

Electrolyte’s imbalance role in atrial fibrillation: Pharmacological management https://arrhythmia.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s42444-022-00065-z and Elimination of cardiac arrhythmias using oral taurine with l-arginine with case histories: Hypothesis for nitric oxide stabilization of the sinus

Hi All, I just found out last week my first FET failed. I couldn't get my lining up above 6.3mm and the clinic were happy to go ahead as I had a lovely triple line and even during my egg collection my lining only made it to 6.8mm. I was taking pomegranate juice and l-arginine throughout to hopefully

Hello All, Am wondering if anyone has had experience with Arginine for microvascular angina? Was recently prescribed and can't really tell if working...seems sometimes yes and sometimes no. I am 78 and have had two myocardial infarctions in three years. Overall feel ok, but limited activity. Thank

After carefully researching more about my condition, I have come to the conclusion that I am currently suffering from Penile adhesions. This usually happens when a) improper circumcision b) skin isn't pulled back after a circumcision. This required a Penile adhesion surgery to correct itself. Could

Things have recently been fine with me, the swelling on the inner foreskin still remains and the leftover skin is still stuck. I have been proscribed an L-Arginine gel to treat this issue and Lidocaine and Prilocaine gel for my sensitivity. I recently tried wearing an underwear

Has anyone here used magnesium or L arginine for atrial fibrillations? If yes, and you had good results, what were the dosages and how often daily? Thank you.

This is a long story, and as with so much in this "we have too much info" age, I'm probably over-responding, but, I was recently blindsided by a new health condition, and I don't fancy having it happen again if there are cues available. I've had hypothyroidism/Hashimotos for 16-17 years, at least based

Hi everyone, I have a persistent thinnish lining (around 6 to 7mm) after an episode of abnormal bleeding between periods (turned out to be silent endo and a polyp that did not show up on ultrasound). Before that, 11mm was my average. After failing a recent FET, my doctor decided to monitor my lining

Hello all, I'd like your guidance in my diet concerns. I'm almost months after losing my husband to AML. My concern is that I just have zero motivation to cook or eat anything remotely healthy. Where we used to eat relatively balanced meals, I fall so short in eating anything that resembles a vegetable

The other day I fell across a paper: The role of lipoprotein(a) in atrial fibrillation: a systematic review. https://europepmc.org/article/MED/39791840 Within that paper, I specifically noticed in their reference 28: Conclusion Low circulating Lp(a) levels were associated with AF, especially

I watched an episode last night, part 2 of a series. Using volunteers as case studies/guinea pigs, she (Jessie Inchauspe) extols the 'hacks' she sets out in her books and the science behind it, like having a savoury not sweet breakfast, moving your body after eating, adding fats and protein to

Has anyone seen this study from China? https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/cell-and-developmental-biology/articles/10.3389/fcell.2021.685522/full [i]Findings: We found that metformin indeed had a therapeutic effect on mice with HT mainly by reducing TgAb and lymphocyte infiltration in thyroid tissue

Maybe a silly question but does anyone have a medical alert bracelet indicating they take the steroid prednisolone and that it should not be stopped. I always carry my NHS Steroid Emergency Card in my purse, but if I was in an accident would anyone look for something like that? I also have a 'green

Please can you help. I am 76 years old and been on prednisolone for 6 years for PMR and GCA. I am finding my blood test results confusing in that serum non-HDL cholesterol and serum triglyceride are within range as is the serum cholesterols-HDL ratio, so all good . However my HDL cholesterol is high

I have been trying to decrease my Statin dose and my lipid panel was good except my HDL dropped to 31. I do not have any of the risk factors ( not overweight, don’t smoke ,eat well exercise etc) so I asked google “ Can CLL cause your HDL to droop and the answer was YES. Does anyone have any information

Hi everyone, On the suggestion of one of the kind members in the group, and following my recent PMR diagnosis and the start of15mg Pred with accompanying increase of glucose levels, I got hold of one of the monitors free of charge from Abbott It arrived the following day and I have to say hiw impressed

Hi,hope everyone is well Just had some bloods done recently,and my total cholesterol has come back at 6.4. The pharmacist has just phoned me saying I need to make adjustments in my diet,and exercise more.Im quite an active person,and my diet isn’t that bad. Any help/suggestions would be greatly appreciated

I was looking for information regarding cholesterol medication "ezetimibe" and I came across this article. There seams to be a relation between regulating lipid accumulation and CLL. I am currently not taking ezetimibe but I do plan to have a conversation with my doctor to see if we should consider

earlier this year I was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes and an underactive Thyroid after many years of misdiagnosis, I have a fantastic nurse who has been so supportive explaining that my weight gain and not being able to lose weight was down in general to these two illnesses, on August the 14th I weighed