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Which magnesium supplement?
I have recently started on flecainide (50mg am and 100mg at night) and dipping in and out of AF. Dr Gupta recommended I try Magnesium glycinate as this has the least negative effects on the bowel and worth trying. Would appreciate your thoughts as to what you take and what brands. Will start of with
I have recently started on flecainide (50mg am and 100mg at night) and dipping in and out of AF. Dr Gupta recommended I try Magnesium glycinate as this has the least negative effects on the bowel and worth trying. Would appreciate your thoughts as to what you take and what brands. Will start of with
Reena09
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AF Association
4 years ago
NICE appraisal of belimumab (Benlysta) - please complete our anonymous online survey
The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) are doing an appraisal of belimumab (Benlysta) to produce new guidance for its use in the treatment of adults with SLE in England. LUPUS UK is a registered consultee (stakeholder) and will be submitting evidence. To help with this and to
The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) are doing an appraisal of belimumab (Benlysta) to produce new guidance for its use in the treatment of adults with SLE in England. LUPUS UK is a registered consultee (stakeholder) and will be submitting evidence. To help with this and to
Paul_Howard
LUPUS UK
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LUPUS UK
4 years ago
Inspirational Leadership
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-hampshire-54337929 Blind woman's campaign leads to police ID scheme launch Tina Snow, who is blind, was unable to verify the identity of a police officer when he called at her home A password scheme to help visually impaired people identify police officers has
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-hampshire-54337929 Blind woman's campaign leads to police ID scheme launch Tina Snow, who is blind, was unable to verify the identity of a police officer when he called at her home A password scheme to help visually impaired people identify police officers has
RecoveringH
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Headway
4 years ago
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Sulfasalizine suddenly working after 4 months
Hey all. I've been on sulfasalizine as part of triple therapy (methotrexate + hydroxychloroquine + sulfasalizine) for 4 months now, with seemingly little to no benefit, and am due to start adalimumab in a couple of weeks. However, in the last few days the sulfasalizine seems to have suddenly started
Hey all. I've been on sulfasalizine as part of triple therapy (methotrexate + hydroxychloroquine + sulfasalizine) for 4 months now, with seemingly little to no benefit, and am due to start adalimumab in a couple of weeks. However, in the last few days the sulfasalizine seems to have suddenly started
Smelliott
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NRAS
4 years ago
Hi everyone just looking for advice feel like a! Getting nowhere and just wondering if anyone is in same boat ?
Hi everyone , I am 25 years only had this for 2 year now first they have put it down to Bels palsy, now hemi facial spasms doctor has been great hospital not so good my right eye randomly closed up my upper up was twisted and pins needles on my face now have neck spasms and pins needles on my right arm
Hi everyone , I am 25 years only had this for 2 year now first they have put it down to Bels palsy, now hemi facial spasms doctor has been great hospital not so good my right eye randomly closed up my upper up was twisted and pins needles on my face now have neck spasms and pins needles on my right arm
Chantellemc
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Functional Neurological Disorder - FND Hope
4 years ago
How long for diagnosis?
Hi Just wondering how long it’s taken for a diagnosis? I am not sure what’s wrong with me but i have lots of symptoms which I just know are not right. Dry eyes in summer, raynauds, my lips have become dry also which I have never suffered with before. Sometimes I get itchy feeling , my balance hasn’
Hi Just wondering how long it’s taken for a diagnosis? I am not sure what’s wrong with me but i have lots of symptoms which I just know are not right. Dry eyes in summer, raynauds, my lips have become dry also which I have never suffered with before. Sometimes I get itchy feeling , my balance hasn’
Natz36
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Thyroid UK
4 years ago
Looking after your eyes when inserting Eye drops!
Nearly all of us who have eye problems use eye medications of some sort. Please always remember to insert the drops whilst lying down for maximum benefit.A fact that only 20 % of the eye drop is needed to reduce the eye pressure effectively.The remainder is wasted.This is where Punctual Occlusion is
Nearly all of us who have eye problems use eye medications of some sort. Please always remember to insert the drops whilst lying down for maximum benefit.A fact that only 20 % of the eye drop is needed to reduce the eye pressure effectively.The remainder is wasted.This is where Punctual Occlusion is
HMThai
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Glaucoma UK
4 years ago
Elbow
Been back to see my consultant lovely man I might have ulnar nerve cubital tunnel syndrome I’m having a ultrasound guided steroid injection on 23 rd Oct see if that helps if not it maybe surgery anybody heard of it ??????
Been back to see my consultant lovely man I might have ulnar nerve cubital tunnel syndrome I’m having a ultrasound guided steroid injection on 23 rd Oct see if that helps if not it maybe surgery anybody heard of it ??????
Deejojo
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NRAS
4 years ago
New diagnosis Myopic degeneration
Hi I am new here. Yesterday I was diagnosed with myopic degeneration. My left eye is -21! My right eye has cornea hazyness from laser correction surgery 24 years ago and consultant said I also have scarring behind the eye that is impairing my vision. I am 47 years old, married with 3 children the youngest
Hi I am new here. Yesterday I was diagnosed with myopic degeneration. My left eye is -21! My right eye has cornea hazyness from laser correction surgery 24 years ago and consultant said I also have scarring behind the eye that is impairing my vision. I am 47 years old, married with 3 children the youngest
Sept73
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Macular Society
4 years ago
Olumiant
I am feeling a bit nervous, l have been on anti TNF for over 10 years, it no longer works for me now. My consultant wants me to try olumiant,does anyone have any experience on this,? I have had RA for 38 years with lots of issues fatigue pain dry eyes and quite a few operations.
I am feeling a bit nervous, l have been on anti TNF for over 10 years, it no longer works for me now. My consultant wants me to try olumiant,does anyone have any experience on this,? I have had RA for 38 years with lots of issues fatigue pain dry eyes and quite a few operations.
Gardening1993
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NRAS
4 years ago
Annual Flu Jab/Shot
Today, I received my 2020annual influenza immunization. I was diagnosed with PMR in Sept. 2013. Currently I use 7 mg. Prednisone. I have had an annual flu shot every year since being diagnosed with PMR.. No negative effects or problems as a result. On this Forum, every year there are several questions
Today, I received my 2020annual influenza immunization. I was diagnosed with PMR in Sept. 2013. Currently I use 7 mg. Prednisone. I have had an annual flu shot every year since being diagnosed with PMR.. No negative effects or problems as a result. On this Forum, every year there are several questions
Purplecrow
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PMRGCAuk
4 years ago
Skin itch
Anyone Had the thin skin on sides of ankles and top of feet itch with red irritation scratch till some of the skin easily comes off Any ideas What it could be
Anyone Had the thin skin on sides of ankles and top of feet itch with red irritation scratch till some of the skin easily comes off Any ideas What it could be
Heartproblemshope
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MY SKIN
4 years ago
Lazy bowel
I have had a lifetime of problems going to the loo. Constipation, bloatedness and wind. Having been treated once for Sibo I continue to have problems and am taking glycerine suppository daily to keep,things moving a little. I have taken bisacodyl for 2 nights running in the hope of having a good clear
I have had a lifetime of problems going to the loo. Constipation, bloatedness and wind. Having been treated once for Sibo I continue to have problems and am taking glycerine suppository daily to keep,things moving a little. I have taken bisacodyl for 2 nights running in the hope of having a good clear
Easynot
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IBS Network
4 years ago
Watering eyes following a trabeculectomy
Three months ago I had a trabeculectomy. I have normal tension glaucoma. Following the removal of a suture by laser, I have had weeks of discomfort, increased sensitivity to glare and a continual flow of tears from the eye that was operated on. I am told that the bleb has stretched and my consultant
Three months ago I had a trabeculectomy. I have normal tension glaucoma. Following the removal of a suture by laser, I have had weeks of discomfort, increased sensitivity to glare and a continual flow of tears from the eye that was operated on. I am told that the bleb has stretched and my consultant
Cath67
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Glaucoma UK
4 years ago
Do Ordinary Eyeglasses Offer Protection Against COVID-19?
Eyeglasses keep you from tripping over footstools and walking into walls, but they also might have a side benefit to spark envy among those with 20/20 vision. People who wear glasses every day might be less susceptible to COVID-19 infection, a Chinese study reports. Only about 6% of 276 patients hospitalized
Eyeglasses keep you from tripping over footstools and walking into walls, but they also might have a side benefit to spark envy among those with 20/20 vision. People who wear glasses every day might be less susceptible to COVID-19 infection, a Chinese study reports. Only about 6% of 276 patients hospitalized
2greys
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
4 years ago
Wisdom Teeth Anxiety
Ok I made a post regarding my wisdom teeth anxiety a couple weeks ago, but I'm doing it again. I've been feeling achy in my jaw the past two days and I'm assuming it's because of my wisdom teeth, which means I can no longer ignore them...ugh. Now, anxiety about wisdom teeth is normal to my understanding
Ok I made a post regarding my wisdom teeth anxiety a couple weeks ago, but I'm doing it again. I've been feeling achy in my jaw the past two days and I'm assuming it's because of my wisdom teeth, which means I can no longer ignore them...ugh. Now, anxiety about wisdom teeth is normal to my understanding
DemureRose
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Anxiety Support
4 years ago
Join our Free AMD Conference - today!!
Just follow this link: http://www.fundraisingeverywhere.com/macularsociety 9:15-4:00 - UK Time :) Conference programme Inherited Retinal Diseases and Working Age Session 9.15 Welcome to the session John Dunston, Chair, Macular Society and Cathy Yelf, Chief Executive, Macular Society 9.35 Message
Just follow this link: http://www.fundraisingeverywhere.com/macularsociety 9:15-4:00 - UK Time :) Conference programme Inherited Retinal Diseases and Working Age Session 9.15 Welcome to the session John Dunston, Chair, Macular Society and Cathy Yelf, Chief Executive, Macular Society 9.35 Message
Becky_MacularSociety
Administrator
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Macular Society
4 years ago
First Video Rheumy Appointment on Monday
I haven't seen the Rheumatologist since last year, so I am probably due for a consult. I have a 1.5 hour drive to attend the Rheumy clinic, so if the video appointment works, it will be a relief. How do they do a DAS though, taking my word for 'I don't have any joint tenderness or swelling' probably
I haven't seen the Rheumatologist since last year, so I am probably due for a consult. I have a 1.5 hour drive to attend the Rheumy clinic, so if the video appointment works, it will be a relief. How do they do a DAS though, taking my word for 'I don't have any joint tenderness or swelling' probably
Brushwork
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NRAS
4 years ago
Anesthetic eyedrops vs anesthetic injections
I recently started monthly eyelea injections in June 2020 (3 so far). My doctor injects the anesthetic before eyelea. When I asked for anesthetic drops she said that due to the pandemic the practice is clearing and sanitizing rooms at a faster pace. Somehow this is not a good reason for me to endure
I recently started monthly eyelea injections in June 2020 (3 so far). My doctor injects the anesthetic before eyelea. When I asked for anesthetic drops she said that due to the pandemic the practice is clearing and sanitizing rooms at a faster pace. Somehow this is not a good reason for me to endure
Moptart
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Macular Society
4 years ago
Understanding my FND diagnoses link to Organic Brain Disorder?
My doctor diagnosed me FND & told me it is also considered an Organic Brain Disorder does anyone have relation to this as well? I am trying to grasp everything, I highly trust my Neurologist shes an expert in this field but I am being told otherwise by insurance company that it is not considered an as
My doctor diagnosed me FND & told me it is also considered an Organic Brain Disorder does anyone have relation to this as well? I am trying to grasp everything, I highly trust my Neurologist shes an expert in this field but I am being told otherwise by insurance company that it is not considered an as
Numma100
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Functional Neurological Disorder - FND Hope
4 years ago
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