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Nausea and dizzines caused by food??
Hi, I have GORD and according to my GP some degree of IBS C. My constipation is kind of controlled.Still finding out which foods are giving me trouble. I know some don't agree with me like tomatoe sauce, cucumbers and peppers. Tried gluten free diet for 2 weeks but no change. My main symptoms are the
Hi, I have GORD and according to my GP some degree of IBS C. My constipation is kind of controlled.Still finding out which foods are giving me trouble. I know some don't agree with me like tomatoe sauce, cucumbers and peppers. Tried gluten free diet for 2 weeks but no change. My main symptoms are the
Bluemon75
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IBS Network
4 years ago
Noisy breathing
Hello, When ever I have an asthma attack I have very noisy breathing when I inhale, which I thought was a wheeze however the drs always say my chest is clear with no wheeze. The only time they seem to hear a wheeze is when my peak flow drops by 50%. The noise I make always disappears after a nebuliser
Hello, When ever I have an asthma attack I have very noisy breathing when I inhale, which I thought was a wheeze however the drs always say my chest is clear with no wheeze. The only time they seem to hear a wheeze is when my peak flow drops by 50%. The noise I make always disappears after a nebuliser
Smegs1978
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Asthma Community Forum
4 years ago
Fostair- benefits and side effects
Hi All I was put on Fostair a few months ago - fine for about 6 weeks then feeling worse again. A few days ago (during my current flare up - worst yet and first A&E trip - joy) I have been told to double it to 2 puffs four times a day. I have been doing this and although my peak flow is coming up a
Hi All I was put on Fostair a few months ago - fine for about 6 weeks then feeling worse again. A few days ago (during my current flare up - worst yet and first A&E trip - joy) I have been told to double it to 2 puffs four times a day. I have been doing this and although my peak flow is coming up a
Calmcat
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Asthma Community Forum
4 years ago
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Diabetes, diet and and blood pressure
A friend of my wife was informed by her doctor she had high blood sugar levels which were border line diabetic, has high blood pressure and was obese. Her doctor put her on a restricted Keto diet which stripped out most carbs (potatoes, bread , cakes, biscuits) and root vegetables such as carrots and
A friend of my wife was informed by her doctor she had high blood sugar levels which were border line diabetic, has high blood pressure and was obese. Her doctor put her on a restricted Keto diet which stripped out most carbs (potatoes, bread , cakes, biscuits) and root vegetables such as carrots and
Ianc2
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British Heart Foundation
4 years ago
Low carbohydrate is becoming mainstream: PHC conference, 2019 - "State of the Nation"
Dr David Unwin, a UK GP won an NHS award for advising low carb, and there is now an NHS-approved Low-carb app -called Low Carb program. https://youtu.be/YiX7PMngk7c
Dr David Unwin, a UK GP won an NHS award for advising low carb, and there is now an NHS-approved Low-carb app -called Low Carb program. https://youtu.be/YiX7PMngk7c
S11m
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Weight Loss Support
4 years ago
Does low carb help with Sjögrens pain?
Hi, I’m a newbie :) My husband is newly diagnosed with sjogrens. I have secondary sjogrens. My husband gets painful flares mainly in the hands and shoulder. I was watching Dr.Berry on YouTube who was saying that Keto diet helps with joint pain etc as less carbs and only eating certain dairy ie cream
Hi, I’m a newbie :) My husband is newly diagnosed with sjogrens. I have secondary sjogrens. My husband gets painful flares mainly in the hands and shoulder. I was watching Dr.Berry on YouTube who was saying that Keto diet helps with joint pain etc as less carbs and only eating certain dairy ie cream
Curious20
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The Australian Sjögren's Syndrome Association
4 years ago
Pain and fatigue
Hi I have been diagnosed as a coeliac for 2 years now, I follow a strict gluten free diet, have the occasional problems with cross contamination when eating out. Over the past month I have been experiencing severe pain in my feet, muscles in my legs and wrist pain after being on my feet all day at work
Hi I have been diagnosed as a coeliac for 2 years now, I follow a strict gluten free diet, have the occasional problems with cross contamination when eating out. Over the past month I have been experiencing severe pain in my feet, muscles in my legs and wrist pain after being on my feet all day at work
Alison_71
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Gluten Free Guerrillas
4 years ago
Multiple autoimmune diseases and raised dose of T4
Does anyone else here have this mix - Hashimoto’s, Sjögren’s, overlap connective tissue diseases which include Raynaud’s and Erythromelagia, neuropathy and Vitiligo? Also lymphedema (fluid retention) relating to the above - particularly in the abdomen and pelvic area. I’m awaiting tests to see if I have
Does anyone else here have this mix - Hashimoto’s, Sjögren’s, overlap connective tissue diseases which include Raynaud’s and Erythromelagia, neuropathy and Vitiligo? Also lymphedema (fluid retention) relating to the above - particularly in the abdomen and pelvic area. I’m awaiting tests to see if I have
Hidden
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Thyroid UK
4 years ago
Hope 680 here.
Hope 680 here. I take Sertide 125 x2 puffs daily. I just wondering if Sertide 125 can be increased . I have had a flare up of my asthma but my peak flow measure is sitting at 340/350 which is normal for me over the past few weeks. My oxygen levels are sitting at 99% when I got checked out at hospital
Hope 680 here. I take Sertide 125 x2 puffs daily. I just wondering if Sertide 125 can be increased . I have had a flare up of my asthma but my peak flow measure is sitting at 340/350 which is normal for me over the past few weeks. My oxygen levels are sitting at 99% when I got checked out at hospital
Hope680
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Asthma Community Forum
4 years ago
ADF anecdotal - it works for this lady!
I think and advise that ADF or any other form of IF works so much better in combination with LCHF - without counting anything. She is 23% body fat which (for a young lady) is in the same (athletic) band as my 14%, being a 70-year-old male. She "sussed it out" and started off with ADF and used 4:3 later
I think and advise that ADF or any other form of IF works so much better in combination with LCHF - without counting anything. She is 23% body fat which (for a young lady) is in the same (athletic) band as my 14%, being a 70-year-old male. She "sussed it out" and started off with ADF and used 4:3 later
S11m
Volunteer 70lb IF20
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Fasting and Furious
4 years ago
help and advice welcome
SueHL 0 Posts 0 Followers 0 Following I am new to the site. I would like advice in relation to digestive problems since taking levothyroxine. In September 2012 I was diagnosed with a multi nodular goitre and thyrotoxicosis. I was treated with Carbimazole for about 2 years. In September 2015 I had radio-iodine
SueHL 0 Posts 0 Followers 0 Following I am new to the site. I would like advice in relation to digestive problems since taking levothyroxine. In September 2012 I was diagnosed with a multi nodular goitre and thyrotoxicosis. I was treated with Carbimazole for about 2 years. In September 2015 I had radio-iodine
SueHL
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Thyroid UK
4 years ago
High Fat vs High Protein diet for Type 2 diabetic
I have consulted a renowned endocrinologist in Bangalore for my diabetes management. As my BMI is on lower side (18.5), he suggested to have 2200 KCal diet plan for increasing my weight and changed medication Olymprix M 500/20 mg (metformin/teneligliptin) from twice to once a day. Also regarding diet
I have consulted a renowned endocrinologist in Bangalore for my diabetes management. As my BMI is on lower side (18.5), he suggested to have 2200 KCal diet plan for increasing my weight and changed medication Olymprix M 500/20 mg (metformin/teneligliptin) from twice to once a day. Also regarding diet
prashantr
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Diabetes India
4 years ago
Anyone been diagnosed with asthma that's been under the NICE guideline thresholds?
I'm curious to know if anyone has been diagnosed with asthma that hasn't quite hit the NICE guidelines thresholds? They are currently Fev1/fvc ratio <0.7 (<70%) Reversibility of 12% or more and 200ml Peak flow variability 20% Feno 40ppb I'm currently under investigation and I'm Fev1/Feb 0.68 Reversibility
I'm curious to know if anyone has been diagnosed with asthma that hasn't quite hit the NICE guidelines thresholds? They are currently Fev1/fvc ratio <0.7 (<70%) Reversibility of 12% or more and 200ml Peak flow variability 20% Feno 40ppb I'm currently under investigation and I'm Fev1/Feb 0.68 Reversibility
Lee2k182
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Asthma Community Forum
4 years ago
Is it too soon to get excited?
Hi all, Further to my posts, desperately needing help, I was flooded with so much support and advice, all of which I have been following. Adjusting when I take my Levo, foods/drink and timings, gluten free diet, no soya etc hardly much change, but the difference I am feeling for the first time in over
Hi all, Further to my posts, desperately needing help, I was flooded with so much support and advice, all of which I have been following. Adjusting when I take my Levo, foods/drink and timings, gluten free diet, no soya etc hardly much change, but the difference I am feeling for the first time in over
HC17
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Thyroid UK
4 years ago
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fifteen months into this scene want to share how it's been reduced just to eight now I think that's great low carb, lost fat, looking lean
fifteen months into this scene want to share how it's been reduced just to eight now I think that's great low carb, lost fat, looking lean
Harbel
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PMRGCAuk
4 years ago
Fibromyalgia and Naltrexone The FINAL Study
We are happy to see the announcement of the Danish trial "Fibromyalgia and Naltrexone The FINAL Study" which will look at Low Dose Naltrexone and how it may help fibromyalgia. It is still early but this study follows previous pilot studies by Jarred Younger on LDN when he was at Stanford. We still do
We are happy to see the announcement of the Danish trial "Fibromyalgia and Naltrexone The FINAL Study" which will look at Low Dose Naltrexone and how it may help fibromyalgia. It is still early but this study follows previous pilot studies by Jarred Younger on LDN when he was at Stanford. We still do
desquinn
FMAUK Trustee
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Fibromyalgia Action UK
4 years ago
Inhalers
Don’t know ifI have asked this question but how do you get round increased heart rate after using inhalers. I was told by nurse to use it everyday as my peak flow had gone down. Used it for two weeks but it’s unnerving when heart rate jumps up and takes time to go back down. I believe they can cause
Don’t know ifI have asked this question but how do you get round increased heart rate after using inhalers. I was told by nurse to use it everyday as my peak flow had gone down. Used it for two weeks but it’s unnerving when heart rate jumps up and takes time to go back down. I believe they can cause
Tinker2015
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British Heart Foundation
4 years ago
Sadly, Christmas isn't fun for everyone
What will you be eating this Christmas? Tom's been eating 900 calories a day since his bariatric surgeon gave him an intragastric balloon. Arthur can barely remember a day when he wasn't on some sort of diet. And Lizzie is still the same weight she always was, despite obsessively weighing herself every
What will you be eating this Christmas? Tom's been eating 900 calories a day since his bariatric surgeon gave him an intragastric balloon. Arthur can barely remember a day when he wasn't on some sort of diet. And Lizzie is still the same weight she always was, despite obsessively weighing herself every
TheAwfulToad
Ambassador
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Low-Carb High-Fat (LCHF)
4 years ago
Is creatine a bad idea?
Hi is it dodgy if I take creatine? I'm early stage one CLL. I've gone on a vegan low-carb diet and my numbers go down each month with it but I've lost some weight. I wonder if taking creatine to boost my muscles is a bad idea. Thank you!
Hi is it dodgy if I take creatine? I'm early stage one CLL. I've gone on a vegan low-carb diet and my numbers go down each month with it but I've lost some weight. I wonder if taking creatine to boost my muscles is a bad idea. Thank you!
Research123
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CLL Support
4 years ago
CKD vs Diabetes Eating
Diagnosed with CKD stage 3 GFR 35 about a year ago. Also diabetic type 2 insulin dependent. Having trouble figuring out an eating plan. Nutritionist told me to ignore diabetes diet, nephrologist told me to follow diabetes diet but dont eat bananas, tomatoes and oranges. So confusing. Eating whatever
Diagnosed with CKD stage 3 GFR 35 about a year ago. Also diabetic type 2 insulin dependent. Having trouble figuring out an eating plan. Nutritionist told me to ignore diabetes diet, nephrologist told me to follow diabetes diet but dont eat bananas, tomatoes and oranges. So confusing. Eating whatever
Patches13
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Kidney Disease
4 years ago
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