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What does hyaluronic acid do for your joints?
Hyaluronic acid, also called hyaluronan or hyaluronate is a gel-like substance that is naturally present throughout the human body. In the joints, natural hyaluronic acid has several functions, including: https://www.arthritis-health.com/treatment/injections/what-hyaluronic-acid
Hyaluronic acid, also called hyaluronan or hyaluronate is a gel-like substance that is naturally present throughout the human body. In the joints, natural hyaluronic acid has several functions, including: https://www.arthritis-health.com/treatment/injections/what-hyaluronic-acid
Kia17
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Cure Parkinson's
4 years ago
Buzybe
I have just found the sight having been diagnosed with PMG in July this year. I was prescribed steroids,, alondronic acid, alcan-d3. I was also advised this week that I am type 2 diabetic, possiblbly spiked by the steroids. I felt physically normal for about a month before dreadful pains in neck and
I have just found the sight having been diagnosed with PMG in July this year. I was prescribed steroids,, alondronic acid, alcan-d3. I was also advised this week that I am type 2 diabetic, possiblbly spiked by the steroids. I felt physically normal for about a month before dreadful pains in neck and
Buzybe
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PMRGCAuk
4 years ago
Osteopenia
So after being diagnosed with Osteoporosis after dr got my mri report, I was sent for a dexa scan, the scan was much better than expected and the dr says it’s not Osteoporosis but Osteopenia, so I have a better chance now of reversing it slightly and will have another dexa scan in 2 years. My dr has
So after being diagnosed with Osteoporosis after dr got my mri report, I was sent for a dexa scan, the scan was much better than expected and the dr says it’s not Osteoporosis but Osteopenia, so I have a better chance now of reversing it slightly and will have another dexa scan in 2 years. My dr has
Barberdiane
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Bone Health and Osteoporosis UK
4 years ago
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anyone experienced nausea whilst taking NAC (N-ACETYL CYSYEINE)
I have been becoming increasingly nauseous over the last 3 weeks. I started taking 500mg twice daily of NAC (N-ACETYL CYSYEINE) about 3 weeks ago. This was prescribed by a nutritionist along with a B-complex and Omega 3. I was also taking L-theanine and Serotone 5-HTP - but I stopped this a week ago
I have been becoming increasingly nauseous over the last 3 weeks. I started taking 500mg twice daily of NAC (N-ACETYL CYSYEINE) about 3 weeks ago. This was prescribed by a nutritionist along with a B-complex and Omega 3. I was also taking L-theanine and Serotone 5-HTP - but I stopped this a week ago
AsterS
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Thyroid UK
4 years ago
Liquid gel in COVID patients’ lungs makes way for new treatment.
In some patients who died with severe COVID-19 and respiratory failure, a jelly was formed in the lungs. Researchers have now established what the active agent in the jelly is and thanks to that, this new discovery can now be the key to new effective therapies. This according to a new study at Umeå
In some patients who died with severe COVID-19 and respiratory failure, a jelly was formed in the lungs. Researchers have now established what the active agent in the jelly is and thanks to that, this new discovery can now be the key to new effective therapies. This according to a new study at Umeå
2greys
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
4 years ago
VITAL Study (D3 and cancer)
Dated today (11/18) from JAMA: "Objective: To follow up on the possible reduction in cancer death in the Vitamin D and Omega-3 Trial (VITAL) with an evaluation of whether vitamin D reduces the incidence of advanced (metastatic or fatal) cancer and an examination possible effect modification by body
Dated today (11/18) from JAMA: "Objective: To follow up on the possible reduction in cancer death in the Vitamin D and Omega-3 Trial (VITAL) with an evaluation of whether vitamin D reduces the incidence of advanced (metastatic or fatal) cancer and an examination possible effect modification by body
noahware
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
Neuronal Death
Transcript: Levodopa is a therapeutic drug that is used to treat the symptoms of Parkinson’s disease. In the brain, this molecule is converted to the biochemically active dopamine by enzymatic decarboxylation. Dopamine is then used as a neurotransmitter to stimulate muscular movement. With its amine
Transcript: Levodopa is a therapeutic drug that is used to treat the symptoms of Parkinson’s disease. In the brain, this molecule is converted to the biochemically active dopamine by enzymatic decarboxylation. Dopamine is then used as a neurotransmitter to stimulate muscular movement. With its amine
Hidden
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Cure Parkinson's
4 years ago
The longest day and and night i ever remember.
Yesterday i achieved nothing and the time dragged on and on.My sleep pattern is shot away and i barely slept an hour. Doctor M recently prescribed Melatonin,and apart from making me a tad woozy ,it has'nt helped my sleep one iota,but i am sticking with it as he said it takes a while to kick in.It is
Yesterday i achieved nothing and the time dragged on and on.My sleep pattern is shot away and i barely slept an hour. Doctor M recently prescribed Melatonin,and apart from making me a tad woozy ,it has'nt helped my sleep one iota,but i am sticking with it as he said it takes a while to kick in.It is
secrets22
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Positive Wellbeing During Self-Isolation
4 years ago
Period pain
Just passed massive clots, I am taking iron although I don't think I can keep with loss. Used 35 napkins Taking tranexamic acid for bleeding. Says for four days only, I only took twice a day. Any advice, passed a clot size of two cherry tomatoes. I used to used 59 napkins per cycle
Just passed massive clots, I am taking iron although I don't think I can keep with loss. Used 35 napkins Taking tranexamic acid for bleeding. Says for four days only, I only took twice a day. Any advice, passed a clot size of two cherry tomatoes. I used to used 59 napkins per cycle
Bluelady-sing
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Pelvic Pain Support Network
4 years ago
Supplement advice post transfer
Hello, I am hoping someone can give me advice, especially those who have been through 2ww before. Can supplements continue after embryo transfer? I know I can continue vitamin D and folic acid but it’s the inositol and omega 3 I am uncertain about so would appreciate any advice? X
Hello, I am hoping someone can give me advice, especially those who have been through 2ww before. Can supplements continue after embryo transfer? I know I can continue vitamin D and folic acid but it’s the inositol and omega 3 I am uncertain about so would appreciate any advice? X
CD91
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Fertility Network UK
4 years ago
Your "failed to return" strategy
The tragic circumstances around Chris Smiths' failure to return home after his run and subsequent death has brought the subject to mind (again). Since my husband, Paul has done his MTB leader course, and his outdoor first aid, we've discussed it frequently. We're both bad for taking off without giving
The tragic circumstances around Chris Smiths' failure to return home after his run and subsequent death has brought the subject to mind (again). Since my husband, Paul has done his MTB leader course, and his outdoor first aid, we've discussed it frequently. We're both bad for taking off without giving
GoGo_JoJo
Ultramarathon
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Fun Beyond 10K & Race Support
4 years ago
Why we cancer: food for thought?
I stumbled upon an article that made me wonder if PC is an affliction that has arisen, partly, as a result of our evolving need to feed our big, fat, energy-hogging and ever-(over)-thinking brains. Here's a link: https://www.direct-ms.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/Coffey.pdf This article popped up as
I stumbled upon an article that made me wonder if PC is an affliction that has arisen, partly, as a result of our evolving need to feed our big, fat, energy-hogging and ever-(over)-thinking brains. Here's a link: https://www.direct-ms.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/Coffey.pdf This article popped up as
noahware
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
In focus: diet - sugar and carbohydrates
Hello This month in our ‘Health in Focus’ posts, we’re looking at diet. Often, people diagnosed with cancer make changes to their diet because they want to support their health. In these posts, we’ll look at some of the types of food that we are asked about on the support service, whether to eliminate
Hello This month in our ‘Health in Focus’ posts, we’re looking at diet. Often, people diagnosed with cancer make changes to their diet because they want to support their health. In these posts, we’ll look at some of the types of food that we are asked about on the support service, whether to eliminate
OvacomeSupport
Administrator
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My Ovacome
4 years ago
5 Years on Alendronic Acid
Just had my annual PMR blood check etc. with my GP. I've had no problems with AA but I brought up the subject of reviewing taking it after 5 years and asked for a dexa scan as I'm not sure I even need to be on it. I had a dexa scan when first diagnosed and it was fine. He said I should stay on it until
Just had my annual PMR blood check etc. with my GP. I've had no problems with AA but I brought up the subject of reviewing taking it after 5 years and asked for a dexa scan as I'm not sure I even need to be on it. I had a dexa scan when first diagnosed and it was fine. He said I should stay on it until
scrambledegg
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PMRGCAuk
4 years ago
Cerebellum Abnormality on CT Scan
I've been on HU for over a year maybe 2 and really didn't know if I had PD even though some symptoms seemed to fit. Just saw the movement disorder specialist who examined the CT and found an area on the scan with abnormality (he showed me) in the cerebellum. It fits many of my symptoms because I have
I've been on HU for over a year maybe 2 and really didn't know if I had PD even though some symptoms seemed to fit. Just saw the movement disorder specialist who examined the CT and found an area on the scan with abnormality (he showed me) in the cerebellum. It fits many of my symptoms because I have
rideabike
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Multiple System Atrophy Trust
4 years ago
Alendronic Acid
Quick question to the experts please. At what dosage can I stop taking Alendronic acid? Currently taking 7.5mg Pred. No side effects currently after being on this dosage for 2 weeks. Thanks.
Quick question to the experts please. At what dosage can I stop taking Alendronic acid? Currently taking 7.5mg Pred. No side effects currently after being on this dosage for 2 weeks. Thanks.
Gunflash
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PMRGCAuk
4 years ago
How to cope?
I was given
mefenamic
acid
& Tranexamic acid and sent on my way... i never new either was for pain as it never even helped with pain. I suffered every month with pain.. usually i was on the pill but I’d always have extremely bad period pains and heavy bleeding.
I was given
mefenamic
acid
& Tranexamic acid and sent on my way... i never new either was for pain as it never even helped with pain. I suffered every month with pain.. usually i was on the pill but I’d always have extremely bad period pains and heavy bleeding.
Hidden
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Endometriosis UK
4 years ago
nytol
not been sleeping hardly for last 8 months,roughly 2 hours a night if lucky since been on bp drugs, im now on 5mg amlodipine and whatever im on i dont sleep,im 72 so i suppose that does not help, i get up at 7 and bed at 10 every night and bike ride 3 times a day but feel tired all the time,eyes very
not been sleeping hardly for last 8 months,roughly 2 hours a night if lucky since been on bp drugs, im now on 5mg amlodipine and whatever im on i dont sleep,im 72 so i suppose that does not help, i get up at 7 and bed at 10 every night and bike ride 3 times a day but feel tired all the time,eyes very
peter999999999
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High Blood Pressure Support
4 years ago
Mixed up Monday 10k tarmac, leafy lanes and the trail by the riverside
Yikes back to virtual school lessons for my two girls again, the schools a no-go zone covid has got to their year groups. So once lessons had commenced, I'm surplus to requirements may as well go run 👍. Weather check it's still shorts weather, double shirts though I think and the trusty running beanie
Yikes back to virtual school lessons for my two girls again, the schools a no-go zone covid has got to their year groups. So once lessons had commenced, I'm surplus to requirements may as well go run 👍. Weather check it's still shorts weather, double shirts though I think and the trusty running beanie
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Graduate10
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Bridge to 10K
4 years ago
Liver Friendly Medication?
Hello, Its been a series of events that have led to this question. I'll hit the bullet points. Bad Anxiety, caused vertigo, cant walk, bad vertigo. Prescribed Klonopin, 3mg/day for almost 4 years, worked fantastic. Dr. Retired, cut off w/ one week 1/2 mg
Hello, Its been a series of events that have led to this question. I'll hit the bullet points. Bad Anxiety, caused vertigo, cant walk, bad vertigo. Prescribed Klonopin, 3mg/day for almost 4 years, worked fantastic. Dr. Retired, cut off w/ one week 1/2 mg
Hidden
in
Anxiety and Depression Support
4 years ago
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