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Possibly eliminate wheat from diet ?
Other factors such as exposure to
NSAIDs
like naproxen or aspirin can profoundly increase intestinal permeability in the non-celiac, rendering them susceptible to gliadin’s potential for activating secondary adaptive immune responses.
Other factors such as exposure to
NSAIDs
like naproxen or aspirin can profoundly increase intestinal permeability in the non-celiac, rendering them susceptible to gliadin’s potential for activating secondary adaptive immune responses.
Whittlesey
in
PMRGCAuk
11 years ago
Has anyone found an alternative to NSAID (non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs)
I am in difficulties with NSAID's I cannot live without them, the pain is too great and taking a combination of three different pain killers only takes the 'edge' off. The latest prescription resulted in internal bleeding and the gp said to take more pain killers (which don't work). Without the anti-inflammatories
I am in difficulties with NSAID's I cannot live without them, the pain is too great and taking a combination of three different pain killers only takes the 'edge' off. The latest prescription resulted in internal bleeding and the gp said to take more pain killers (which don't work). Without the anti-inflammatories
KathinAyrshire
in
LUPUS UK
11 years ago
New here and in tears of agony
Now it has been diagnosed as endometriosis I have much to learn but I can't find much about pain relief online other than
NSAIDS
and paracetamol (which I am dosed up with but they are not touching it). I have also been using a hot water bottle. Can you recommend anything else?
Now it has been diagnosed as endometriosis I have much to learn but I can't find much about pain relief online other than
NSAIDS
and paracetamol (which I am dosed up with but they are not touching it). I have also been using a hot water bottle. Can you recommend anything else?
Daisy4567
in
Endometriosis UK
11 years ago
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hello, i am new to this and don't know much about HS. My father had HS and died from multiple strokes 3 yrs ago, i tested positive for a
marker 4 months ago and am currently 8 months pregnant, i cant take aspirin as react to
NSAIDS
, I had a suspected PE and was put on heparin had a VQ scan which was clear so they took my off heparin, i was told i need to be retested for HS after ive given birth but the hospital don't seen to have any
marker 4 months ago and am currently 8 months pregnant, i cant take aspirin as react to
NSAIDS
, I had a suspected PE and was put on heparin had a VQ scan which was clear so they took my off heparin, i was told i need to be retested for HS after ive given birth but the hospital don't seen to have any
vikkivermaak
in
Hughes Syndrome APS Forum
11 years ago
Pain relief: anyone find any super good pain killer that isnt a NSAID?
pain all the time, all day everyday... cant take non steroidals (
nsaids
) or aspirin because of platelet disorder. has anyone found anything else any good?!! ive tried tramadol dont like side effects it has on me... solpadol is ok but doesnt ever get rid of pain..anyone tried blocks?
pain all the time, all day everyday... cant take non steroidals (
nsaids
) or aspirin because of platelet disorder. has anyone found anything else any good?!! ive tried tramadol dont like side effects it has on me... solpadol is ok but doesnt ever get rid of pain..anyone tried blocks?
cally-gal
in
Endometriosis UK
11 years ago
about steroids
Up until September my symptoms of RA were on a level where I was managing using
Nsaids
and painkillers. Then I had a bad stomach bug and I also am getting some symptoms of perimenapause. Then things changed with my inflammation levels.
Up until September my symptoms of RA were on a level where I was managing using
Nsaids
and painkillers. Then I had a bad stomach bug and I also am getting some symptoms of perimenapause. Then things changed with my inflammation levels.
maywing
in
NRAS
11 years ago
Allergic to all NSAIDs - what meds are available for awful nerve pain
I was diagnosed with neuropathic nerve pain recently. I'm am on 2700mg gabapentin, 30/500mf co-codomol 4 times a day and 45mg mirtazipine (anti-depressant). At first I thought yay less pain. But now I am falling apart from head to tie with the Pain, twitching, memory loss and walking into everything
I was diagnosed with neuropathic nerve pain recently. I'm am on 2700mg gabapentin, 30/500mf co-codomol 4 times a day and 45mg mirtazipine (anti-depressant). At first I thought yay less pain. But now I am falling apart from head to tie with the Pain, twitching, memory loss and walking into everything
Hidden
in
Foggy's "Invisible Illness" Support
11 years ago
New info about aspirin preventing spread of cancer
As you will know from my previous posts, aspirin and other
NSAIDs
(non-steroidal anti-inflammatories) like ibuprofen, which I am taking, can prevent cancer of various types, and can prevent spread in cancer patients (some, not all). This adds to the evidence of this.
As you will know from my previous posts, aspirin and other
NSAIDs
(non-steroidal anti-inflammatories) like ibuprofen, which I am taking, can prevent cancer of various types, and can prevent spread in cancer patients (some, not all). This adds to the evidence of this.
drdu
in
My Ovacome
11 years ago
Taking Levothyroxine and Aspirin or Salsalate or Meclofenamate
TSH remained within the normal range during acute or 1-wk administration of all of the
NSAIDs
. http://jcem.endojournals.org/content/88/12/5710.long
TSH remained within the normal range during acute or 1-wk administration of all of the
NSAIDs
. http://jcem.endojournals.org/content/88/12/5710.long
Nathalina
in
Thyroid UK
11 years ago
GP appt
Generally everyone seems to be too scared to give me
NSAIDs
, but in my mind everything else is really major, addictive painkillers, and whilst I only would want it for a few days while the abx kick in, it scares me a little! Any thoughts on this? Are there any other more 'minor' painkillers?
Generally everyone seems to be too scared to give me
NSAIDs
, but in my mind everything else is really major, addictive painkillers, and whilst I only would want it for a few days while the abx kick in, it scares me a little! Any thoughts on this? Are there any other more 'minor' painkillers?
Hidden
in
Asthma Community Forum
11 years ago
Thats it i have a headache between finger clubing asbestos smoking eating butter and peanuts and PGE2 / arachidonic acid (Omega 6)
Anyway its all very confusing so am going to ask BLF whats the story on arachidonic acid (Omega 6) PGE2 and over dosing on peanuts buter or beer especially as am on anti inflamarty drugs Thats with out mentioning
NSAIDs
...
Anyway its all very confusing so am going to ask BLF whats the story on arachidonic acid (Omega 6) PGE2 and over dosing on peanuts buter or beer especially as am on anti inflamarty drugs Thats with out mentioning
NSAIDs
...
Hidden
in
Lung Conditions Community Forum
11 years ago
GUM Clinic/Sexual Testing. Do I have to be tested for everything?
I have recently gotten into a new relationship at university. I have been checked before for STD's but never for HIV. I like to get checked whenever starting a new sexual relationship. My new partner has been checked and he has assured me that he has nothing. However, we want to stop using condoms as
I have recently gotten into a new relationship at university. I have been checked before for STD's but never for HIV. I like to get checked whenever starting a new sexual relationship. My new partner has been checked and he has assured me that he has nothing. However, we want to stop using condoms as
studentvoice
in
BASHH
11 years ago
THE BIG FIGHT. TOCILIZUMAB -MTX TAPER TRIAL Over 12 ROUNDS (64 weeks) Commentary courtesy Fly on the Wall
Couple more paracetamol but no
NSAIDS
yet. 10th Sept. This looks evenly matched. Could be a prolonged war of attrition decided on points. It all depends on how well The Cytokine Kid can pace himself against IJ’s relentless onslaught .Round 1 drawing to a close.
Couple more paracetamol but no
NSAIDS
yet. 10th Sept. This looks evenly matched. Could be a prolonged war of attrition decided on points. It all depends on how well The Cytokine Kid can pace himself against IJ’s relentless onslaught .Round 1 drawing to a close.
harryhunt
in
NRAS
11 years ago
ROUND 2 THE BIG FIGHT.
The Kid might regret ditching those
NSAIDS
yet. The Cytokine Kid or Toc H as some call him looks thoughtful as they top up his methotrexate tablets for the next round. He's probably wondering whether he'll be in the taper group come round 6. He won't know. Nor will the medics.
The Kid might regret ditching those
NSAIDS
yet. The Cytokine Kid or Toc H as some call him looks thoughtful as they top up his methotrexate tablets for the next round. He's probably wondering whether he'll be in the taper group come round 6. He won't know. Nor will the medics.
harryhunt
in
NRAS
11 years ago
Excessive Sweats and Leg Pain
His platelet count is very low but he had been put on
NSAIDS
which they have now taken him off. Very worried and working myself up on the internet. Very confused as well as his hormone levels are so low as well.
His platelet count is very low but he had been put on
NSAIDS
which they have now taken him off. Very worried and working myself up on the internet. Very confused as well as his hormone levels are so low as well.
tissi
in
MPN Voice
11 years ago
Feeling left high and dry to suffer alone...
They convinced me to go in, but guess what... they could give me nothing more than double my dose of
NSAIDS
and co-codamol!! They could have told me that over the phone!!! So now I am exhausted, twice as stressed and feeling left high and dry by those that I thought were there to help.
They convinced me to go in, but guess what... they could give me nothing more than double my dose of
NSAIDS
and co-codamol!! They could have told me that over the phone!!! So now I am exhausted, twice as stressed and feeling left high and dry by those that I thought were there to help.
sparkle247
in
LUPUS UK
11 years ago
How far Glucosamine is helpful for human beings treating Firbromyalgia/Arthritis?
In addition, whether or now not Glucosamine provides any advantages over based drugs similar to acetaminophen, standard
NSAIDS
, or selective Cox-2 inhibitors.
In addition, whether or now not Glucosamine provides any advantages over based drugs similar to acetaminophen, standard
NSAIDS
, or selective Cox-2 inhibitors.
JaniceCarson
in
Fibromyalgia Action UK
11 years ago
My partner suffers from Ovarian Fibroma ( possible cause of her chronic pelvic pain) and hypothyroidism....
...the Gynaecological surgeon we saw won't perform a laparoscopy until my partner (who has unstable Hypothyroidism) gets her levels in check. Meanwhile she can't get her levels in check because we can't find a decent Endocrinologist who could do that. We have seen quite a few endocrinologists already
...the Gynaecological surgeon we saw won't perform a laparoscopy until my partner (who has unstable Hypothyroidism) gets her levels in check. Meanwhile she can't get her levels in check because we can't find a decent Endocrinologist who could do that. We have seen quite a few endocrinologists already
Tony63
in
Pelvic Pain Support Network
11 years ago
Is anyone on any of these: azathioprine, Arcoxia (etorocoxib), lidocaine plasters?
My GP wouldn't give COX-2 inhibitors because of the cardiac risks, but the rheumatologist says that they are increasingly finding that the older
NSAIDs
also increase the risk and many people only need the COX-2 medication every three days once established, which reduces the risk.
My GP wouldn't give COX-2 inhibitors because of the cardiac risks, but the rheumatologist says that they are increasingly finding that the older
NSAIDs
also increase the risk and many people only need the COX-2 medication every three days once established, which reduces the risk.
missrat
in
Pain Concern
11 years ago
Is anyone on azathioprine? Arcoxia (etarocoxib)? Versatis (lidocaine) plasters?
My GP wouldn't give COX-2 inhibitors because of the cardiac risks, but the rheumatologist says that they are increasingly finding that the older
NSAIDs
also increase the risk and many people only need the COX-2 medication every three days once established, which reduces the risk.
My GP wouldn't give COX-2 inhibitors because of the cardiac risks, but the rheumatologist says that they are increasingly finding that the older
NSAIDs
also increase the risk and many people only need the COX-2 medication every three days once established, which reduces the risk.
missrat
in
Foggy's "Invisible Illness" Support
11 years ago
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