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Hi I was recently diagnosed with Fibromylgia. I have had the flu and I am struggling to recover from it. I am 2 weeks in now and I am still feeling weak, dizzy, getting bad headache and have a rasping cough. Does anyone struggle to recover when having a virus..? Thanks
Hi I was recently diagnosed with Fibromylgia. I have had the flu and I am struggling to recover from it. I am 2 weeks in now and I am still feeling weak, dizzy, getting bad headache and have a rasping cough. Does anyone struggle to recover when having a virus..? Thanks
Mark1973
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Fibromyalgia Action UK
2 months ago
Liver tumor
Hi there, I have been diagnosed 2 years ago with a rear benign condition in my peritoneum. Because of this, I have MRIs and CT scans every 4-5 months. In January, my doctors found out a new lesion in my liver. I had a MRI if my liver in March. They come back to me and said that the lesion not changed
Hi there, I have been diagnosed 2 years ago with a rear benign condition in my peritoneum. Because of this, I have MRIs and CT scans every 4-5 months. In January, my doctors found out a new lesion in my liver. I had a MRI if my liver in March. They come back to me and said that the lesion not changed
dibk
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British Liver Trust
1 month ago
I've Dodged the Big Bullet, Again!
One of my good friends came in to my hospital. room and said that I used another one of my many (nine) lives. I'm not in the hospital, now. I am in my very comfortable home on a lake, hopefully getting better from the recent really scary diagnosis of acute liver failure. Even I was worried. The cancerous
One of my good friends came in to my hospital. room and said that I used another one of my many (nine) lives. I'm not in the hospital, now. I am in my very comfortable home on a lake, hopefully getting better from the recent really scary diagnosis of acute liver failure. Even I was worried. The cancerous
jersey-jazz
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SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
1 month ago
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I am now back home . My gall bladder has calmed down so the plan is to have it removed in next 10 weeks ( that’s the waiting time ) My biggest concern now is that the CT scan I had on Monday has revealed a 5cm mass in my stomach. I am awaiting a CT biopsy which my haematologist has requested as
I am now back home . My gall bladder has calmed down so the plan is to have it removed in next 10 weeks ( that’s the waiting time ) My biggest concern now is that the CT scan I had on Monday has revealed a 5cm mass in my stomach. I am awaiting a CT biopsy which my haematologist has requested as
Hilo13
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CLL Support
1 month ago
hyperthyroid
I don’t think I’m actually asking for anything here but I’m still freezing ie I feel cold inside despite hot drinks blankets and heating being on however apart from hands being cold to touch I think my skin is quite warm … sorry to be graphic but not only do I look literally grey/purple in colour (odd
I don’t think I’m actually asking for anything here but I’m still freezing ie I feel cold inside despite hot drinks blankets and heating being on however apart from hands being cold to touch I think my skin is quite warm … sorry to be graphic but not only do I look literally grey/purple in colour (odd
nooneimportant
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Thyroid UK
2 months ago
A warrior’s journey, QOL, wisdom?
From initial diagnosis through every lab test, imaging study, and treatment decision, this journey took enormous physical, emotional and spiritual fortitude. No matter the course or the length, hold your loved ones close, continue to plan adventures, and never give up hope. My husband used to say “
From initial diagnosis through every lab test, imaging study, and treatment decision, this journey took enormous physical, emotional and spiritual fortitude. No matter the course or the length, hold your loved ones close, continue to plan adventures, and never give up hope. My husband used to say “
MaxWife
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 month ago
Anecdotal, but running could boost immunity
I am reading a lovely book of essays called These Precious Days by Ann Patchett. In the title essay a friend of the author is taking part in a clinical trial, having chemotherapy for pancreatic cancer. As you will know, Chemo destroys white blood cells which provide immunity, so you have to have a high
I am reading a lovely book of essays called These Precious Days by Ann Patchett. In the title essay a friend of the author is taking part in a clinical trial, having chemotherapy for pancreatic cancer. As you will know, Chemo destroys white blood cells which provide immunity, so you have to have a high
PeggySusi
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Couch to 5K
1 month ago
additional comments on second pathology
Hello, I just received additional comments on second opinion surgical pathology. I was wondering if you can provide feedback because I don’t understand. I am seeing PA on Friday so I need to ask the right questions. Please help me understand this. I have Gleason 3+4 (40% 4) plus intraductal. Negative
Hello, I just received additional comments on second opinion surgical pathology. I was wondering if you can provide feedback because I don’t understand. I am seeing PA on Friday so I need to ask the right questions. Please help me understand this. I have Gleason 3+4 (40% 4) plus intraductal. Negative
Granolaberry
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Prostate Cancer Network
1 month ago
Ivermectin on Pub Med
{From a related web site} In summary, our results indicate that ivermectin suppressed the AR and E2F signaling pathways and DNA damage repair capacity by targeting FOXA1 and Ku70/Ku80 to inhibit cell proliferation and promote cell apoptosis in prostate cancer. These findings provide insight into both
{From a related web site} In summary, our results indicate that ivermectin suppressed the AR and E2F signaling pathways and DNA damage repair capacity by targeting FOXA1 and Ku70/Ku80 to inhibit cell proliferation and promote cell apoptosis in prostate cancer. These findings provide insight into both
cigafred
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Fight Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
Suboxone works!
As I stated in my first post, in May, 2023, I have had severe RLS for many years. I suffered augmentation after taking 4 mg Mirapex daily. In September, 2023, my sleep study doctor, at The University of Michigan, prescribed Suboxone. Also known as Buprenorphine and Naloxone 2 mg/0.5 mg. It is a sublingual
As I stated in my first post, in May, 2023, I have had severe RLS for many years. I suffered augmentation after taking 4 mg Mirapex daily. In September, 2023, my sleep study doctor, at The University of Michigan, prescribed Suboxone. Also known as Buprenorphine and Naloxone 2 mg/0.5 mg. It is a sublingual
Happygrandmother
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Restless Legs Syndrome
1 month ago
In vivo: nanocarriers to deliver precision chemotherapy
A bit premature, but... Tests verified the ATP-modified PLGA nanoparticles were well tolerated in mice upon multiple systemic injections. They were able to recruit dendritic cells, the immune cells that recognize tumor antigens and bring specialized immune cells to fight off tumors. "Moreover, the
A bit premature, but... Tests verified the ATP-modified PLGA nanoparticles were well tolerated in mice upon multiple systemic injections. They were able to recruit dendritic cells, the immune cells that recognize tumor antigens and bring specialized immune cells to fight off tumors. "Moreover, the
Maxone73
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 month ago
Accuracy of PSMA PET scan?
What would you venture to guess is the accuracy of the PSMA PET scan? How many of you showed "no spread" with your PSMA scan, but then learned via surgery or otherwise that there WAS spread which wasn't detected with the PSMA scan? And, how much better is the new Posluma scan vs Pylarify? My husband
What would you venture to guess is the accuracy of the PSMA PET scan? How many of you showed "no spread" with your PSMA scan, but then learned via surgery or otherwise that there WAS spread which wasn't detected with the PSMA scan? And, how much better is the new Posluma scan vs Pylarify? My husband
Adendino
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 month ago
Recovering after hospital stay
I’m wondering if anyone can tell me what to expect next. I had Covid at the end of January. I felt very flu like for a couple of days then okay for a few days. After that I got a cold and a chesty cough. The cough was only occasional. At the end of last week I started to feel flu like again. I decided
I’m wondering if anyone can tell me what to expect next. I had Covid at the end of January. I felt very flu like for a couple of days then okay for a few days. After that I got a cold and a chesty cough. The cough was only occasional. At the end of last week I started to feel flu like again. I decided
AppleOrchard
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Asthma Community Forum
2 months ago
Post Op
Done my liver resection on 14 March 2024 coz found tumour in it since 2023. Went through Y90 treatment to shrink the tumour. Doc removed the tumour via keyhole with a drainage wound. After the op, stayed in hospital for 7 days till I’m stable and independent enough to walk on my own so wouldn’t be
Done my liver resection on 14 March 2024 coz found tumour in it since 2023. Went through Y90 treatment to shrink the tumour. Doc removed the tumour via keyhole with a drainage wound. After the op, stayed in hospital for 7 days till I’m stable and independent enough to walk on my own so wouldn’t be
SunnyShoe
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British Liver Trust
1 month ago
Pluvicto Question
Hi Fellow Warriors! Six months of Taxotere failed miserably. After 8 rounds, I was done. After chemo, my second PSMA-PET showed additional bone mets and a spread to the lymph nodes. My MO told me I was a good candidate for Pluvicto, so, three months after finishing Taxotere, I started that therapy
Hi Fellow Warriors! Six months of Taxotere failed miserably. After 8 rounds, I was done. After chemo, my second PSMA-PET showed additional bone mets and a spread to the lymph nodes. My MO told me I was a good candidate for Pluvicto, so, three months after finishing Taxotere, I started that therapy
MJCA
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 month ago
Dutasteride Reduces Tumor Volume by 30% after 6 months.
This chart compares prostate cancer tumor volume measured by MRI, at baseline and at 6 months, comparing placebo to Dutasteride. This was a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled clinical trial. The cohort included Low and Intermediate Risk men, GS-6-7, baseline PSA = 6-7, median age 64 y.o,
This chart compares prostate cancer tumor volume measured by MRI, at baseline and at 6 months, comparing placebo to Dutasteride. This was a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled clinical trial. The cohort included Low and Intermediate Risk men, GS-6-7, baseline PSA = 6-7, median age 64 y.o,
janebob99
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Prostate Cancer Network
1 month ago
Coughing and AFib
I've been down for several days with what seems to be the flu (4 days of negative covid testing) and one of the most persistent symptoms has been a bad cough. I went into AFib a couple of days ago but blamed it on the fever. However, no fever today, but just went into AFib again. Anyone else have this
I've been down for several days with what seems to be the flu (4 days of negative covid testing) and one of the most persistent symptoms has been a bad cough. I went into AFib a couple of days ago but blamed it on the fever. However, no fever today, but just went into AFib again. Anyone else have this
hartbeast
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
2 months ago
Ashwagandha 1,000 mg
Hi everyone,I've been suffering from bad fatigue for months, as well as having prostate cancer last year, psa is good on last test, hot sweats reduced! I have purchased Ashwagandha from amazon, read lots of Google good and bads about it, but worried as quite a lot mentioned if on thyroid medication or
Hi everyone,I've been suffering from bad fatigue for months, as well as having prostate cancer last year, psa is good on last test, hot sweats reduced! I have purchased Ashwagandha from amazon, read lots of Google good and bads about it, but worried as quite a lot mentioned if on thyroid medication or
Tracy99
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Thyroid UK
1 month ago
How do you contact your Rheumatologist?
Hi lovely Lupies. Just a quick question to people in the UK regarding how you make contact with your Rheumy? I have never tried to contact my Rheumy here in `wales previously but at my last two appointments he said if you are struggling with flares contact me. Well since coming out if hospital I am
Hi lovely Lupies. Just a quick question to people in the UK regarding how you make contact with your Rheumy? I have never tried to contact my Rheumy here in `wales previously but at my last two appointments he said if you are struggling with flares contact me. Well since coming out if hospital I am
CecilyParsley
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LUPUS UK
1 month ago
borderline tumor
Hi, my consultant can see a 2.2cm cyst on my ovary that he said might be a borderline tumor. Needless to say I am worried, what are the chances of the tumor being actual cancer? Does anyone know how accurate an ultrasound is? They are doing an MRI soon but I am going out of my mind with worry.
Hi, my consultant can see a 2.2cm cyst on my ovary that he said might be a borderline tumor. Needless to say I am worried, what are the chances of the tumor being actual cancer? Does anyone know how accurate an ultrasound is? They are doing an MRI soon but I am going out of my mind with worry.
Scared-88
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My Ovacome
1 month ago
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