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Shingle shot!
Is the shot for shingles ok to get or is it a big no no!!
Is the shot for shingles ok to get or is it a big no no!!
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CLL Support
6 years ago
Caregiver, question help is appreciated!
Hi, my name is kelly and I am a caregiver of my 28 year old boyfriend who currently has stage 4 melanoma. I am apart of the caregiver group for that as well. My question for ANYONE is if I can be apart of this group and I ask because my boyfriend has NON epileptic seizures due to a brain tumor that was
Hi, my name is kelly and I am a caregiver of my 28 year old boyfriend who currently has stage 4 melanoma. I am apart of the caregiver group for that as well. My question for ANYONE is if I can be apart of this group and I ask because my boyfriend has NON epileptic seizures due to a brain tumor that was
kellyOd
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Epilepsy Action
6 years ago
Lyme disease as a root cause for thyroid problems?
Hi all, Has anyone been tested for Lyme disease and found it to be a root cause of their thyroid issues? Can this be tested on the NHS? Thank you
Hi all, Has anyone been tested for Lyme disease and found it to be a root cause of their thyroid issues? Can this be tested on the NHS? Thank you
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Thyroid UK
6 years ago
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Aps & Seizures
Was diagnosed with APS in 2012 and put on warfarin (INR 3.0 to 4.0) under a self testing regime / coupled with with three monthly venous validation test at the hospital and generally been getting on with life. However started having episodes of confusion, weakness in left side, speech slurring, fatigue
Was diagnosed with APS in 2012 and put on warfarin (INR 3.0 to 4.0) under a self testing regime / coupled with with three monthly venous validation test at the hospital and generally been getting on with life. However started having episodes of confusion, weakness in left side, speech slurring, fatigue
JPMcGee75
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Hughes Syndrome APS Forum
6 years ago
Found My Cure for RLS and Severe Night Cramps
Had a pre-op blood panel taken before having my pacemaker replaced. It showed potassium and magnesium deficiencies. Changed my diuretic to a potassium preserving type, increased my intake of potassium and magnesium rich foods, started taking magnesium glycinate supplements (not the kind that act as
Had a pre-op blood panel taken before having my pacemaker replaced. It showed potassium and magnesium deficiencies. Changed my diuretic to a potassium preserving type, increased my intake of potassium and magnesium rich foods, started taking magnesium glycinate supplements (not the kind that act as
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Restless Legs Syndrome
5 years ago
What is it with inflammatory arthritis or grumble, grumble.
Went to catch a train to town this afternoon. No hurrying or anything. As I walked round to the station I noticed that my lower legs were starting to hurt. Not on my shins but to the sides of them a crampy kind of feeling - both legs, definitely didn’t feel good. By the time I got to where I was going
Went to catch a train to town this afternoon. No hurrying or anything. As I walked round to the station I noticed that my lower legs were starting to hurt. Not on my shins but to the sides of them a crampy kind of feeling - both legs, definitely didn’t feel good. By the time I got to where I was going
Fruitandnutcase
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NRAS
5 years ago
GingeMan
I started with PMR seven months ago just before I was due to have a knee replacement. I was on 15mg pred and my consultant refused to operate due to an increased risk of infection until my pred intake was 5mg or less. I am now on 5mg and doing OK and I have arranged an appointment with the consultant
I started with PMR seven months ago just before I was due to have a knee replacement. I was on 15mg pred and my consultant refused to operate due to an increased risk of infection until my pred intake was 5mg or less. I am now on 5mg and doing OK and I have arranged an appointment with the consultant
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PMRGCAuk
5 years ago
Ginkgo Biloba for RLS
I took 60 mg of Ginkgo Biloba in the middle of awful sleepless night and slept like a baby till morning. Manufacturer: Jarrow Formulas from iherb.com. It was the very first time when I took Ginkgo in the middle of the night. Before I only used it during daytime and the same 60 mg gave me a headache.
I took 60 mg of Ginkgo Biloba in the middle of awful sleepless night and slept like a baby till morning. Manufacturer: Jarrow Formulas from iherb.com. It was the very first time when I took Ginkgo in the middle of the night. Before I only used it during daytime and the same 60 mg gave me a headache.
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Restless Legs Syndrome
5 years ago
What vitamins should you take?
What vitamins good for PMR? I am taking Multi vitamin Fish oils Calcium Magnesium Zinc B12 Collagen Glucosamine
What vitamins good for PMR? I am taking Multi vitamin Fish oils Calcium Magnesium Zinc B12 Collagen Glucosamine
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PMRGCAuk
5 years ago
Gabapentin issues
Hi Been on this about 9 days. Started 100mg but for the last week been on 200mg at nite. I'm really not sure it's for me quite stimulating feel like im wired to a battery with buzing legs and it's killed my mood to bring tearful. Is a higher dose better. I'm due to try Pregabalin but I guess that would
Hi Been on this about 9 days. Started 100mg but for the last week been on 200mg at nite. I'm really not sure it's for me quite stimulating feel like im wired to a battery with buzing legs and it's killed my mood to bring tearful. Is a higher dose better. I'm due to try Pregabalin but I guess that would
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Restless Legs Syndrome
5 years ago
Dad in ICU fighting pneumonia and is slow to wake up from induced coma
Hi everyone. I’m wondering if anyone has any encouragement for our situation. My dad is 78 but has always been extremely healthy - a marathon runner until his back stopped him from running and now he’s been an avid swimmer for years and has had no real medical issues. He had a stem cell transplant
Hi everyone. I’m wondering if anyone has any encouragement for our situation. My dad is 78 but has always been extremely healthy - a marathon runner until his back stopped him from running and now he’s been an avid swimmer for years and has had no real medical issues. He had a stem cell transplant
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ICUsteps
6 years ago
No Florence Nightingale
If you're at all interested... this post does becomes more relevant as you read on... Yesterday was my knee replacement surgery; it was originally scheduled for 9:00 am and then changed to 3:00. Well "Murphy's Law" then reared its ugly head and it became, 4:00, then 5:00, then 6:45! "Hungry? Me?
If you're at all interested... this post does becomes more relevant as you read on... Yesterday was my knee replacement surgery; it was originally scheduled for 9:00 am and then changed to 3:00. Well "Murphy's Law" then reared its ugly head and it became, 4:00, then 5:00, then 6:45! "Hungry? Me?
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PMRGCAuk
5 years ago
I don't know what's wrong
Hello everyone I'm new here. I've been reading topics for weeks and finally decided to join and post a topic. My symptoms began last month. I was cooking lunch and I got this dizzy spell out of nowhere. I went outside to get some fresh air and the spell went away and I felt fine immediately. Later that
Hello everyone I'm new here. I've been reading topics for weeks and finally decided to join and post a topic. My symptoms began last month. I was cooking lunch and I got this dizzy spell out of nowhere. I went outside to get some fresh air and the spell went away and I felt fine immediately. Later that
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Anxiety Support
6 years ago
PMR and Lyme disease ?
Hello, do you have any idea of a correlation between PMR and Lyme disease? Following tick bites, can it cause PMR ? Doctors do not give any answers and my GP said no reason known what causes PMR.
Hello, do you have any idea of a correlation between PMR and Lyme disease? Following tick bites, can it cause PMR ? Doctors do not give any answers and my GP said no reason known what causes PMR.
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PMRGCAuk
6 years ago
Good morning
Good morning all you beautiful people, just wondering if anyone takes codeine phosphate 15mg, going to give it a try. I have tried all the usual co-codamol etc but i think its the paracetamol mix that makes me sick.. Anything is worth a try to take the edge off the aches and pains we all suffer!
Good morning all you beautiful people, just wondering if anyone takes codeine phosphate 15mg, going to give it a try. I have tried all the usual co-codamol etc but i think its the paracetamol mix that makes me sick.. Anything is worth a try to take the edge off the aches and pains we all suffer!
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NRAS
5 years ago
Omgoodness what a difference
Following on from my cry for help a couple weeks ago . I tried a couple of things . I was on 40mg of both citalopram and pramipexle and was augmenting and also ready for hitting my head off a wall . Over the 2 weeks I weaned from 40mg of citalopram to be only 5mg per day ...by the end of this week
Following on from my cry for help a couple weeks ago . I tried a couple of things . I was on 40mg of both citalopram and pramipexle and was augmenting and also ready for hitting my head off a wall . Over the 2 weeks I weaned from 40mg of citalopram to be only 5mg per day ...by the end of this week
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Restless Legs Syndrome
6 years ago
Possible Cellulitis
Hello, Question for everyone. I’m almost positive I have cellulitis in my inner thigh area where my leg meets my pelvic area (almost vaginal area). I noticed this morning it felt hot and tender to the touch but really didn’t think much else of it. I see my OB tomorrow (2 weeks post partum), so I went
Hello, Question for everyone. I’m almost positive I have cellulitis in my inner thigh area where my leg meets my pelvic area (almost vaginal area). I noticed this morning it felt hot and tender to the touch but really didn’t think much else of it. I see my OB tomorrow (2 weeks post partum), so I went
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LSN
6 years ago
Reglan
Has anyone with restless legs been able to tolerate Metoclopramide or are you guaranteed to get them.
Has anyone with restless legs been able to tolerate Metoclopramide or are you guaranteed to get them.
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Restless Legs Syndrome
6 years ago
Here in the USA
I've noticed a lot of the post's are from across the pond, I'm 58 years old and have suffered from RLS my late teens in my case I have found that opiates have given me relief and yes I've tried everything and my pain pills and gabapentin 300 milgrms twice a day give me the relief so I'm not pacing the
I've noticed a lot of the post's are from across the pond, I'm 58 years old and have suffered from RLS my late teens in my case I have found that opiates have given me relief and yes I've tried everything and my pain pills and gabapentin 300 milgrms twice a day give me the relief so I'm not pacing the
Upallnight61
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Restless Legs Syndrome
6 years ago
Feeling excited about finding a cure for my RLS without meds!!
Good day to all!! I have amazing news. For the first time in forever, if not ever, I have had complete relief of my RLS symptoms when going to bed. Last night, was night number 12. Prior to bed, I did have a few flair ups a couple times, but I just got up and did something, it was day time.. Now my
Good day to all!! I have amazing news. For the first time in forever, if not ever, I have had complete relief of my RLS symptoms when going to bed. Last night, was night number 12. Prior to bed, I did have a few flair ups a couple times, but I just got up and did something, it was day time.. Now my
Birdman70
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Restless Legs Syndrome
6 years ago
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