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CBD decline
Hi, Don’t often post as time gets away with me, but coming on hear to vent a bit ;-) So mum has CBD diagnosed 2020 so has probably had symptoms for 4+ years. Speech has got a lot worse lately and we were struggling but managing to understand her. She has a habit of being settled in bed but then gets
Hi, Don’t often post as time gets away with me, but coming on hear to vent a bit ;-) So mum has CBD diagnosed 2020 so has probably had symptoms for 4+ years. Speech has got a lot worse lately and we were struggling but managing to understand her. She has a habit of being settled in bed but then gets
Araucana
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PSP Association
5 months ago
Good Morning 🩷 new to the group....
Hello! I've just been recently diagnosed with APS after a fall down concrete stairs broke my left fibula (lower leg) January 11/24.When I was able to get the fracture clinic 2 weeks later (I live in a small northern Ontario Canada small town and the clinic is 1hour and 15 minutes away, not easily done
Hello! I've just been recently diagnosed with APS after a fall down concrete stairs broke my left fibula (lower leg) January 11/24.When I was able to get the fracture clinic 2 weeks later (I live in a small northern Ontario Canada small town and the clinic is 1hour and 15 minutes away, not easily done
NorthernShel
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Hughes Syndrome APS Forum
5 months ago
Open heart surgery
I had my first meeting with the surgical team at Papworth yesterday . I’m now pencilled in for an aortic valve replacement in June. We discussed my AF , the effects of surgery on episodes after and anticoagulants . Interestingly they stated that oral anticoagulants reduce the risk of stroke by 60/70%
I had my first meeting with the surgical team at Papworth yesterday . I’m now pencilled in for an aortic valve replacement in June. We discussed my AF , the effects of surgery on episodes after and anticoagulants . Interestingly they stated that oral anticoagulants reduce the risk of stroke by 60/70%
Hammerboy
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
5 months ago
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radiation damage to the bladder
my husband has had 4 rather benign treatments of Pluvicto at the recommended 6 week intervals. Treatment #5 is Schilz’s in about 10 days. All of a sudden he is having hematuria and bladder spasms. Can anyone tell me what kinds of treatments are used for radiation burns or irritation to the bladder? Thanks
my husband has had 4 rather benign treatments of Pluvicto at the recommended 6 week intervals. Treatment #5 is Schilz’s in about 10 days. All of a sudden he is having hematuria and bladder spasms. Can anyone tell me what kinds of treatments are used for radiation burns or irritation to the bladder? Thanks
Mcrpca
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
5 months ago
Heart Palps after eating
Does anyone get Heart palpitations after eating ? I get them no matter what I eat protein only, prot & carbs or carbs (tested this) … This isn’t new but its becoming more pronounced and I can’t figure out the issues or if it’s hypo related but just seems odd to hit only after eating (morning) is the
Does anyone get Heart palpitations after eating ? I get them no matter what I eat protein only, prot & carbs or carbs (tested this) … This isn’t new but its becoming more pronounced and I can’t figure out the issues or if it’s hypo related but just seems odd to hit only after eating (morning) is the
Batty1
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Thyroid UK
5 months ago
Apixaban
I wonder if there is anyone here who is over 80, weighs less than 55kg and is on Apixaban? I was on warfarin but due to my INR being very unstable and also my forgetting to take it sometimes, my cardiologist switched me to Apixaban which I found a great improvement in that there were no more diet restrictions
I wonder if there is anyone here who is over 80, weighs less than 55kg and is on Apixaban? I was on warfarin but due to my INR being very unstable and also my forgetting to take it sometimes, my cardiologist switched me to Apixaban which I found a great improvement in that there were no more diet restrictions
Greenhilldrive
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Anticoagulation Support
5 months ago
pulsatile tinnitus
hi I’ve had pulsatile tinnitus for almost 2 years. It came on all of a sudden not long after I’d had covid and had been a bit unwell with migraine for a week or so. A nurse said I had an ear infection but antibiotics made no difference. I was quickly sent for an MRA which was clear. I also had an ENT
hi I’ve had pulsatile tinnitus for almost 2 years. It came on all of a sudden not long after I’d had covid and had been a bit unwell with migraine for a week or so. A nurse said I had an ear infection but antibiotics made no difference. I was quickly sent for an MRA which was clear. I also had an ENT
Pinkbarbi
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Tinnitus UK
5 months ago
tinnitus on rapid head rotation
Does anyone else experience a sound/vibration when shaking their head quickly from side to side? What I hear is a vibration of frequency about E flat (about 610Hz)? I have recently had an attempt at micro suction to remove ear wax and this has only started since then and I am wondering whether there
Does anyone else experience a sound/vibration when shaking their head quickly from side to side? What I hear is a vibration of frequency about E flat (about 610Hz)? I have recently had an attempt at micro suction to remove ear wax and this has only started since then and I am wondering whether there
SandraMarric
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Tinnitus UK
5 months ago
Orgovyx and Zytiga with adding Prozac, good or bad?
Poollover wants to know if adding Prozac would cause a problem with androgen deprivation drugs?
Poollover wants to know if adding Prozac would cause a problem with androgen deprivation drugs?
Poollover
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
5 months ago
Help!
I'm at the end of my tether. I'm 74 and have had UTIs since 16 - usually 1-2 a year, easily treated. A couple of years ago they were getting more frequent and GP gave me standby px for Macrobid and with this I've managed to self treat at the 1st symptom. 5 months ago I had a bad flare up which took several
I'm at the end of my tether. I'm 74 and have had UTIs since 16 - usually 1-2 a year, easily treated. A couple of years ago they were getting more frequent and GP gave me standby px for Macrobid and with this I've managed to self treat at the 1st symptom. 5 months ago I had a bad flare up which took several
Lunadoo
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Bladder Health UK
6 months ago
Thanks for letting me join
I found out today I have to have injections into my right eye for macular, left eye is dry macular. not sure what’s happening on that one, I’m absolutely petrified, I didn’t ask any questions as I was too scared, I just wanted to get out. Can anyone tell me what will happen please. I had both cataracts
I found out today I have to have injections into my right eye for macular, left eye is dry macular. not sure what’s happening on that one, I’m absolutely petrified, I didn’t ask any questions as I was too scared, I just wanted to get out. Can anyone tell me what will happen please. I had both cataracts
marysuds
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Macular Society
6 months ago
3 years Runniversary
A reminder popped up in my calendar - today is 3 years since those first intrepid steps for C25K Since then I've run more than 1,000 km. Longest run was 10k (if you look at the medal I got from the organisers, but both Garmin and NRC have me slightly less as I was so carried away I forgot to press
A reminder popped up in my calendar - today is 3 years since those first intrepid steps for C25K Since then I've run more than 1,000 km. Longest run was 10k (if you look at the medal I got from the organisers, but both Garmin and NRC have me slightly less as I was so carried away I forgot to press
Yesletsgo
Graduate
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Couch to 5K
6 months ago
Ranolazine (used for angina) could potentially be repurposed for PCa. Only mouse studies so far.
“Treatment of cancer patients with lipid metabolic inhibitors like ranolazine could potentially re-activate the immune cells to restore and enhance cellular-mediated antitumor immunity and tumor regression.” Targeting Fat Oxidation in Mouse Prostate Cancer Decreases Tumor Growth and Stimulates Anti-Cancer
“Treatment of cancer patients with lipid metabolic inhibitors like ranolazine could potentially re-activate the immune cells to restore and enhance cellular-mediated antitumor immunity and tumor regression.” Targeting Fat Oxidation in Mouse Prostate Cancer Decreases Tumor Growth and Stimulates Anti-Cancer
Graham49
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
6 months ago
new to forum
hi there, I acquired tinnitus 3 months ago and had a hearing test last week resulting partially moderate to severe hearing loss. considering hearing aids as I am only 52. they are expensive though 3k for the cheapest ones. wondering how people have found the tinnitus reduction with aids?
hi there, I acquired tinnitus 3 months ago and had a hearing test last week resulting partially moderate to severe hearing loss. considering hearing aids as I am only 52. they are expensive though 3k for the cheapest ones. wondering how people have found the tinnitus reduction with aids?
TriumphT100
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Tinnitus UK
6 months ago
selenium supplements
what are the best type? My husband has just purchased some which seem to say both sodium selenite and selenite, 100 ug,, not sure if is the correct compound. The instructions are in small Turkish language/ print n fortunately. Any comments? had not noticed autocorrect must have worked paper stuck on
what are the best type? My husband has just purchased some which seem to say both sodium selenite and selenite, 100 ug,, not sure if is the correct compound. The instructions are in small Turkish language/ print n fortunately. Any comments? had not noticed autocorrect must have worked paper stuck on
Judithdalston
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Thyroid UK
6 months ago
worse through exercise
I have posted before about my tinnitus. It gets worse when ill & now found out that exercise has also made it worse. Went back to the gym Saturday to get me back walking as I don’t feel safe walking outside due to having balance problems & partial deafness caused by the injury to my left ear over a
I have posted before about my tinnitus. It gets worse when ill & now found out that exercise has also made it worse. Went back to the gym Saturday to get me back walking as I don’t feel safe walking outside due to having balance problems & partial deafness caused by the injury to my left ear over a
091960
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Tinnitus UK
6 months ago
Diabetic Macular Ischemia
hi all just wondering if anyone has had ischemia in their good eye it looks like that is what I have had for a while but now it’s much worse and just wondered if anyone has been told they had it in both eyes and therefore the eye injections are not working. I can’t have steroids as I am a steroid responder
hi all just wondering if anyone has had ischemia in their good eye it looks like that is what I have had for a while but now it’s much worse and just wondered if anyone has been told they had it in both eyes and therefore the eye injections are not working. I can’t have steroids as I am a steroid responder
tallyho
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Macular Society
6 months ago
Running after Retinal tear surgery
Hi everyone, I've had two retinal tears to my right eye in the space of 10 weeks and have had subsequent laser surgery for both tears. With the first tear, I waited at least 5 weeks, before I went back to running and had experienced my second tear at work and not whilst running. Has anyone had a retinal
Hi everyone, I've had two retinal tears to my right eye in the space of 10 weeks and have had subsequent laser surgery for both tears. With the first tear, I waited at least 5 weeks, before I went back to running and had experienced my second tear at work and not whilst running. Has anyone had a retinal
mcgu
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Couch to 5K
6 months ago
Breast and pelvis tenderness after injecting
Hi All, I am new to the forum and grateful for all the info I have received so far. My query is: do any of you experience breast tenderness and lower abdomen/ pelvic pressure after injecting?
Hi All, I am new to the forum and grateful for all the info I have received so far. My query is: do any of you experience breast tenderness and lower abdomen/ pelvic pressure after injecting?
Jjjmmm
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
6 months ago
Treating constipation hasn't affected the wetting accidents
My son is 8 and has never been dry, day or night. I began toilet training him after his third birthday and I thought at first that I must have done it wrong as he could never keep dry. He would have the occasional poo accident too, but his real problem was wees. I took him to GPs and HVs and was either
My son is 8 and has never been dry, day or night. I began toilet training him after his third birthday and I thought at first that I must have done it wrong as he could never keep dry. He would have the occasional poo accident too, but his real problem was wees. I took him to GPs and HVs and was either
Chinchichip
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ERIC
6 months ago
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