Experiences with

Leigh's Disease

I was advised by people on this forum to reduce my T3 slightly and I feel better on the lsightly reduced dose. I have more energy. less need to sleep in the day. The problem is I am getting sudden weight gains. I gained four pound yesterday. i have lost about 9 stone on my previous dose using intermittant

So, there are lots of posts about weight issues and here's another one. I've been on 125mcg Levo since 2013 and feel fine. No problems with sleep, energy etc and no problems with weight until a year or so ago when it became impossible to get the same brand of Levo consistently and sometimes impossible

hi all, Am reading a lot in other forums about red light therapy for male & female partners in infertility, to help cellular regeneration. I knew it was supposed to be good in a led face mask but is it going to help my old ovaries too? ;)

HelloI was doing very well with colestyramine and Dermacool cream to treat my subcutaneous itching but it has returned with a vengeance. It's almost intolerable and severely affects my life and sleep. Frankly it is just making me cry most days. Has anyone tried light therapy for this? If so does it work

hi , Just wondering if anyone has tried red light therapy and has benefited from this ? my husband has been reading that it is helpful with fibro ? Any experience ( good or bad ) much appreciated 🙌 💪🙂

Re-sharing some bright light stuff I posted a year ago: I am not an expert on Bright Light Therapy but it looks useful and I have been trying it for a while. Surprisingly, it may be best to do before bed. Here is one great article. It is VERY readable: Bright Light Therapy in Parkinson's Disease:

I saw a neurologist yesterday for the first time since being diagnosed with PD five years ago. My symptoms started five years prior to that, so I am in my 10th year. I am 71 years old. I have not taken any conventional PD drugs as of yet. Been managing symptoms primarily through exercise, diet and

Does anyone suffer with neuropathy? Does anyone use Red Light Therapy (RLT) is a commonly used term for what is widely known as Low Level Laser Therapy (LLLT), or Photobiomodulation (PBM) Therapy? I am still receiving a treatment - rapid transformation therapy?

If the question has already been asked, could anyone point me out to a similar thread? Would like to know if anyone tried the red light therapy helmets from Well Red or any other brand and if they had positive reviews? Truly appreciate the feedback

I've read in Dr. Jones' book that often the use of light therapy has been shown to help patient's itching. It has been used for years in newborns to help break down neonatal jaundice. It's thought to break down the jaundice pigment in the skin. The trick is the decide how much sunlight or light therapy

Hello everyone! I hope you are doing well. I wanted to post an update about my father's current situation. After PSA started to raise, the MO added Abiraterone 1000 mg. a day with 10 mg prednisolone to his treatment regimen with Zoladex (once every 3 month) and Zoledronic acid (once every month). Abiraterone

Hi all, I am new to the forum and just looking for some clarity from someone who has more of an understanding from their own experience. After countless hours of googling trying to work out what’s going on with my mum’s recent diagnosis and worrying myself sick, I feel even more confused than ever

Hey, Max73. You missed one . . . and one right up your AI alley! [i]Salcudean and Bashashati[/i][i]: "In general, AI tools learn from prior examples, so there can always be a question whether the results generalized correctly. Continuous re-training and improvement as we accumulate more data

Would be so grateful for your help. When PMR hit in February 2023 thought I’d be off steroids in a couple weeks how foolish was I….. Prescribed Prednisolone 20mg February 2023 tapered to 10mg 3 weeks later, GP didn’t give instruction and I didn’t understand but it worked.. At some point was changed

Hi to all on the forum. I am a regular poster on the atrial fibrillation forum. The consultant I spoke to this morning said I have A (band) liver damage. I of course asked Doctor Google (He's full of doom and gloom). However, this seems to be the first stage showing a fatty liver. I asked what the prognosis

friends,At what PSA level to have PSMA PETCT if your PSA doubling time is less than a month and beginning of CRPC. PSA is 0.224 now.thanks.

another door opens, hopefully a good one… Researchers found that high expression of the PPP1CA gene is linked to a worse prognosis for patients. They discovered that silencing PPP1CA made cancer cells more susceptible to abiraterone, while overexpressing it had the opposite effect. This suggests that

The FDA has accepted a supplemental New Drug Application (sNDA) for darolutamide (Nubeqa) in combination with androgen deprivation therapy (ADT) for the treatment of patients with metastatic hormone-sensitive prostate cancer (mHSPC). This sNDA is based on positive results from the phase 3 ARANOTE

AC Immune’s stock jumps after Parkinson’s therapy shows signs of benefit - ACI-7104.056 https://www.msn.com/en-us/health/other/ac-immune-s-stock-jumps-after-parkinson-s-therapy-shows-signs-of-benefit/ar-AA1uaIvg AC Immune’s stock price has jumped by more than 20% after all patients in a trial of its

The validity of tests using fingerprick blood samples has long been questioned. Some claiming they are unusably awful. Others claiming tests are as good as those done on venous blood. It is good to see a paper which has researched the questions. Unfortunately, while they did include TSH, they did not