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Low dose naltrexone for PA
Does anyone have any experience in using low dose naltrexone as a supplemental treatment for Pernicious Anemia?
Does anyone have any experience in using low dose naltrexone as a supplemental treatment for Pernicious Anemia?
Themaid
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
4 years ago
New member (long post)
Just joined and am looking forward to being a member of this dynamic forum:-) I just turned 50 (woman) and was diagnosed with Hashimoto´s in January 2001 right before I turned 31. My levels at that time: TSH 18.5 (0.4-4.2) FT4 0.5 (0.8-1.8) anti-TPO 6566 (<11) anti-TG 441 (<1) No FT3 tested at the time
Just joined and am looking forward to being a member of this dynamic forum:-) I just turned 50 (woman) and was diagnosed with Hashimoto´s in January 2001 right before I turned 31. My levels at that time: TSH 18.5 (0.4-4.2) FT4 0.5 (0.8-1.8) anti-TPO 6566 (<11) anti-TG 441 (<1) No FT3 tested at the time
Hidden
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Thyroid UK
4 years ago
What I wish I had known (and what I have learnt through trial and error!)
Hi everyone Another repost from a couple years ago (and bought it up 8 months ago too apparently) so apologies if you’ve already read it 😉😂. But it’s another thing that those new to asthma may find helpful, and if anyone has anything they want to add just tag in! (I think this is the last for a while
Hi everyone Another repost from a couple years ago (and bought it up 8 months ago too apparently) so apologies if you’ve already read it 😉😂. But it’s another thing that those new to asthma may find helpful, and if anyone has anything they want to add just tag in! (I think this is the last for a while
EmmaF91
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Asthma Community Forum
4 years ago
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Will increasing low dose naltrexone decrease the benefits?
(Hashimoto’s) Low dose naltrexone works great but I’ve been wanting to increase the dose from 4.5 to 5 and see how high I can go and still be able to sleep. But will taking to much negatively effect what it does? I’m always seeing 4.5 being the recommendation but that’s just the average in clinical
(Hashimoto’s) Low dose naltrexone works great but I’ve been wanting to increase the dose from 4.5 to 5 and see how high I can go and still be able to sleep. But will taking to much negatively effect what it does? I’m always seeing 4.5 being the recommendation but that’s just the average in clinical
Simba145
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Thyroid UK
4 years ago
What I wish I had asked my GP/asthma nurse (when first diagnosed 😉)
Hi everyone This is a repost of one of my posts from over 2 years ago 😱😱😂, but I thought it would be useful to update it, and repost it to anyone new to the forum and to asthma in general! A few years ago I read an article about shared appts with GPs ( http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-45770998 ), and
Hi everyone This is a repost of one of my posts from over 2 years ago 😱😱😂, but I thought it would be useful to update it, and repost it to anyone new to the forum and to asthma in general! A few years ago I read an article about shared appts with GPs ( http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-45770998 ), and
EmmaF91
Community Ambassador
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Asthma Community Forum
4 years ago
What is Peak Flow?
There seems to be a lot of confusion of what peak flow is, how it works and what is a ‘good’ score so I thought I’d make a post on it! WHAT IS PEAK FLOW? Firstly peak flow (PF) can also be called peak expiratory flow (PEF) or peak expiratory flow rate (PEFR) so any and all of these abbreviations means
There seems to be a lot of confusion of what peak flow is, how it works and what is a ‘good’ score so I thought I’d make a post on it! WHAT IS PEAK FLOW? Firstly peak flow (PF) can also be called peak expiratory flow (PEF) or peak expiratory flow rate (PEFR) so any and all of these abbreviations means
EmmaF91
Community Ambassador
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Asthma Community Forum
4 years ago
Use of low dose naltrexone
This paper says that there is no scientific evidence to support this treatment for Hashimoto's disease.
Low-Dose Naltrexone Treatment of Hashimoto’s Thyroiditis
September 2019
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-22720-3_24
In book: Management of Patients with Pseudo-Endocrine Disorders
This paper says that there is no scientific evidence to support this treatment for Hashimoto's disease.
Low-Dose Naltrexone Treatment of Hashimoto’s Thyroiditis
September 2019
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-22720-3_24
In book: Management of Patients with Pseudo-Endocrine Disorders
diogenes
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Thyroid UK
4 years ago
When A Low Carb Diet backfires for Type-1 Diabetes
The article says both
Low
Carbohydrate
diets and a Plant based
Low
fat High Carb
Diet
can work well for type 1 diabetes and adults are entitled to choose whichever dietary pattern fits best with their life.
Please read on....
The article says both
Low
Carbohydrate
diets and a Plant based
Low
fat High Carb
Diet
can work well for type 1 diabetes and adults are entitled to choose whichever dietary pattern fits best with their life.
Please read on....
namaha
Administrator
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Diabetes India
4 years ago
Peakflow
Hi All, Could anyone provide me with a good peak flow meter to buy? My Doctor or pharmacist haven't been really helpful or encouraged me to buy one so was hoping I could get some assistance here. Also what should I be looking out for with the peak flow and when should I go to a&e etc...apologies for
Hi All, Could anyone provide me with a good peak flow meter to buy? My Doctor or pharmacist haven't been really helpful or encouraged me to buy one so was hoping I could get some assistance here. Also what should I be looking out for with the peak flow and when should I go to a&e etc...apologies for
Civre
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Asthma Community Forum
4 years ago
Reintroduction of gluten into my diet and possible iodine deficiency
Hi everyone, Following on from my post about 4 months ago and suggestions made in reply by SlowDragon and Greygoose, I reintroduced gluten into my diet as an experiment after more than two years of being gluten-free. The plan was to see if I felt any different and if my antibodies would go up again -
Hi everyone, Following on from my post about 4 months ago and suggestions made in reply by SlowDragon and Greygoose, I reintroduced gluten into my diet as an experiment after more than two years of being gluten-free. The plan was to see if I felt any different and if my antibodies would go up again -
Caroline888
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Thyroid UK
4 years ago
back in hospital and ibuprofen with astma
Back in hospital. So frustrating, I've been really strong for last three weeks or so. This time I did not have any warning at all. I was just have a tea watching some TV on YouTube with the kids. Then wallop I was in trouble. Peak flow went to 160 and I did not recover post neb. As per normal my my
Back in hospital. So frustrating, I've been really strong for last three weeks or so. This time I did not have any warning at all. I was just have a tea watching some TV on YouTube with the kids. Then wallop I was in trouble. Peak flow went to 160 and I did not recover post neb. As per normal my my
Larrythelathe
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Asthma Community Forum
4 years ago
Tiromel not helping
Hi, I am from the US and I know this is a UK forum, but there seems to be some really good information on here. I’ve been trying to get to the bottom of some health issues that have been plaguing me for the last year. I went on a very strict low carb diet for about a year and a half and felt amazing
Hi, I am from the US and I know this is a UK forum, but there seems to be some really good information on here. I’ve been trying to get to the bottom of some health issues that have been plaguing me for the last year. I went on a very strict low carb diet for about a year and a half and felt amazing
DanD182
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Thyroid UK
4 years ago
Smart peak flow meter (digital)
I was looking at the smart peak flow meter and was wondering if anyone had any experience with it? If they have, would you recommend the investment?? Thank you in advance.
I was looking at the smart peak flow meter and was wondering if anyone had any experience with it? If they have, would you recommend the investment?? Thank you in advance.
Hidden
in
Asthma Community Forum
4 years ago
Yayyyy! Target reached. 🥳🥳🥳🥳
Well something to cheer me up, today I reached my target of 10st. I was 10st. 10 just before Christmas and back then I couldn't believe i would manage it. But thanks to LCHF and the support of you folks, I've done it. My BMI is 24.7. However, after looking in the mirror, I've decided to keep going
Well something to cheer me up, today I reached my target of 10st. I was 10st. 10 just before Christmas and back then I couldn't believe i would manage it. But thanks to LCHF and the support of you folks, I've done it. My BMI is 24.7. However, after looking in the mirror, I've decided to keep going
ChubbieChops
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Low-Carb High-Fat (LCHF)
4 years ago
Endocrinologist referral
Hello, some time ago I’m sure someone mentioned a sympathetic endocrinologist working in Plymouth and accepting NHS referrals. Does anyone remember or have more details? I’ve had one endocrinologist appointment in 2018 where I was treated as an old mother , who should expect tiredness and am basically
Hello, some time ago I’m sure someone mentioned a sympathetic endocrinologist working in Plymouth and accepting NHS referrals. Does anyone remember or have more details? I’ve had one endocrinologist appointment in 2018 where I was treated as an old mother , who should expect tiredness and am basically
Rosemoor
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Thyroid UK
4 years ago
Pulse Oximeters (oxygen saturation finger probes)
Hi all, I hope everyone is well and staying safe😊 . We wanted to post something about the use of pulse oximeters as these generate lots of discussion on here.
For Asthma:
pulse oximeters are NOT currently recommended as part of an asthma care plan (unless specifically directed by an appropriate
Hi all, I hope everyone is well and staying safe😊 . We wanted to post something about the use of pulse oximeters as these generate lots of discussion on here.
For Asthma:
pulse oximeters are NOT currently recommended as part of an asthma care plan (unless specifically directed by an appropriate
ALUK_Nurses
Asthma Nurse
in
Asthma Community Forum
4 years ago
Newly diagnosed with NASH and just curious about tests I took
Hey Everyone , I am here because I am newly diagnosed type 2 diabetes and I was told my liver enzymes were high. After some more tests they told me that I had fatty liver on a ultrasound , but do to additional tests my Gastrologist told me NASH was the final diagnosis. She is checking for fibrosis or
Hey Everyone , I am here because I am newly diagnosed type 2 diabetes and I was told my liver enzymes were high. After some more tests they told me that I had fatty liver on a ultrasound , but do to additional tests my Gastrologist told me NASH was the final diagnosis. She is checking for fibrosis or
Fluff39
in
Living with Fatty Liver and NASH
4 years ago
Gluten free diet
I have been trying to lose some weight since my last afib event two weeks ago. I’ve adopted a gluten free (ish) diet and I’ve managed to lose some weight which is great. However there’s been an unexpected benefit in that my ectopics have reduced significantly. Yes I guess not eating as much helps but
I have been trying to lose some weight since my last afib event two weeks ago. I’ve adopted a gluten free (ish) diet and I’ve managed to lose some weight which is great. However there’s been an unexpected benefit in that my ectopics have reduced significantly. Yes I guess not eating as much helps but
Profound15
in
AF Association
4 years ago
Struggling
Hi all, hopefully you can give me advice. I’ve had asthma for years but it’s always been stable using clenil, salmeterol and salbutamol. Beginning of March it started to play up and over the following 2 months I had 2 courses of antibiotics and 2 courses of steroids which seemed to settle things down
Hi all, hopefully you can give me advice. I’ve had asthma for years but it’s always been stable using clenil, salmeterol and salbutamol. Beginning of March it started to play up and over the following 2 months I had 2 courses of antibiotics and 2 courses of steroids which seemed to settle things down
Fannyannie85
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Asthma Community Forum
4 years ago
Low Carb virgin seeks advice
We've added low carb to our intermittent fasting as already stated some 3 weeks back. I weighed myself this morning and have lost .3kg. I know PMRpro posted in response to a previous post about the steroid effect and only vaguely understood it. Last night whilst not being able to sleep I used Carb
We've added low carb to our intermittent fasting as already stated some 3 weeks back. I weighed myself this morning and have lost .3kg. I know PMRpro posted in response to a previous post about the steroid effect and only vaguely understood it. Last night whilst not being able to sleep I used Carb
IdasMum
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PMRGCAuk
4 years ago
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