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Looking at DHEA again and the Cortisol link popped up...
[i]"When one takes DHEA it can combat the production of another hormone called cortisol. Cortisol is the stress hormone. Higher levels of cortisol is usually present in the body when the levels of DHEA decline. If a high level of cortisol is allowed to circulate freely in the body it can damage the endocrine
[i]"When one takes DHEA it can combat the production of another hormone called cortisol. Cortisol is the stress hormone. Higher levels of cortisol is usually present in the body when the levels of DHEA decline. If a high level of cortisol is allowed to circulate freely in the body it can damage the endocrine
TiggerMe
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Thyroid UK
5 months ago
There is hope
This is on my bio but thought I would copy you all in. I've never posted before but wanted to share this. I have never asked a question but have learnt so much on here that has helped me to support my husband through a very rough time in our 35 year marriage. A total change in life style and we are
This is on my bio but thought I would copy you all in. I've never posted before but wanted to share this. I have never asked a question but have learnt so much on here that has helped me to support my husband through a very rough time in our 35 year marriage. A total change in life style and we are
Oldbits
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British Liver Trust
5 months ago
Creatine For Advanced Prostate Cancer Patients
A new study at Huntsman Cancer Institute is going to look at potential benefits of creatine for maintaining muscle mass in APC patients. Here's the link: https://www.onclive.com/view/new-clinical-trials-test-innovative-ways-to-preserve-muscle-mass-during-metastatic-prostate-cancer?utm_medium=email&
A new study at Huntsman Cancer Institute is going to look at potential benefits of creatine for maintaining muscle mass in APC patients. Here's the link: https://www.onclive.com/view/new-clinical-trials-test-innovative-ways-to-preserve-muscle-mass-during-metastatic-prostate-cancer?utm_medium=email&
CocoTheAlphaCat
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
8 months ago
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My brother got into a car acciddent and nurses put him back to sleep eveytime he gets agitated (please help)
Hi guys over the weekend my brother crashed into the free way with the wall concrete that divides the cars its been reported he wasnt able to breath properly so they medically induced him into coma the 2 day they finally removed his breathing tube and seems like he had a minor injury in his head and
Hi guys over the weekend my brother crashed into the free way with the wall concrete that divides the cars its been reported he wasnt able to breath properly so they medically induced him into coma the 2 day they finally removed his breathing tube and seems like he had a minor injury in his head and
casleyva
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ICUsteps
5 months ago
Thank god patients live longer, so we need new surrogate parameters to avoid slowing down research
As Patients Live Longer, New Criteria Needed for Prostate Cancer Trials https://news.feinberg.northwestern.edu/2024/01/25/as-patients-live-longer-new-criteria-needed-for-prostate-cancer-trials/
As Patients Live Longer, New Criteria Needed for Prostate Cancer Trials https://news.feinberg.northwestern.edu/2024/01/25/as-patients-live-longer-new-criteria-needed-for-prostate-cancer-trials/
Maxone73
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
5 months ago
What is my best treatment option?
Details in bio. Summary - Diagnosed June 2021 PSA 331, mets to spine Started Lupron and Abiraterone [u]Stopped treatment June 2023[/u] Since stopping treatment in June 2023, my [u]PSA has risen[/u] along with my testosterone.
PSA 11/2023 1.3
PSA 12/2023
Details in bio. Summary - Diagnosed June 2021 PSA 331, mets to spine Started Lupron and Abiraterone [u]Stopped treatment June 2023[/u] Since stopping treatment in June 2023, my [u]PSA has risen[/u] along with my testosterone.
PSA 11/2023 1.3
PSA 12/2023
davidw777
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
5 months ago
blood test
could anyone help my daughter has liver cirrhosis due to alcohol when she went for her last scan she had her bloods done he said they were slightly better he said when she was due again for her scan he wouldn’t do her bloods as he said if they were better she might drink more surly they should be done
could anyone help my daughter has liver cirrhosis due to alcohol when she went for her last scan she had her bloods done he said they were slightly better he said when she was due again for her scan he wouldn’t do her bloods as he said if they were better she might drink more surly they should be done
Lisad52
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British Liver Trust
5 months ago
Hypnotherapy for Primary Raynaud's
Hello, there are some websites that state that Hypnotherapy can help Raynaud's. There are some Hypnotherapists that offer treatments for Raynaud's which are very expensive, £400 for just 2 sessions, https://www.emmaarmes.com/fees I would want hypnotherapy to stop my central nervous system from overreacting
Hello, there are some websites that state that Hypnotherapy can help Raynaud's. There are some Hypnotherapists that offer treatments for Raynaud's which are very expensive, £400 for just 2 sessions, https://www.emmaarmes.com/fees I would want hypnotherapy to stop my central nervous system from overreacting
mike444
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Scleroderma & Raynaud's UK (SRUK)
11 months ago
Vasculitis Specialist Advice/Direction Please
Hi,I was diagnosed with IGA Vasculitis mid -December. This was diagnosed after a hospital stay and kidney biopsy. Upon reflection I think I have had this for some time and am trying to piece everything together. Have started a 6 month treatment course in a bid to get it to remission stage at which point
Hi,I was diagnosed with IGA Vasculitis mid -December. This was diagnosed after a hospital stay and kidney biopsy. Upon reflection I think I have had this for some time and am trying to piece everything together. Have started a 6 month treatment course in a bid to get it to remission stage at which point
Daisyboodle
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Vasculitis UK
5 months ago
Rising PSA
Going into 7 years. No prostate. ADT on and off. Recently while on Lupron & NUBEQA PSA continues to rise. Now at 10.1 and Testosterone nondectable. PSMA/PET/CT scan last weeks states no metastases present. We meet with Dr. Aggarwal next week. Last month at our visit he told us at this point “Scans
Going into 7 years. No prostate. ADT on and off. Recently while on Lupron & NUBEQA PSA continues to rise. Now at 10.1 and Testosterone nondectable. PSMA/PET/CT scan last weeks states no metastases present. We meet with Dr. Aggarwal next week. Last month at our visit he told us at this point “Scans
JolleySprings
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
5 months ago
Hi.....again
Hi everyone, My partners liver cirrhosis had disappeared - to look at him you wouldn't know anything was wrong, he's on medication and for a while everything was good. Now he's developing a hard tummy again, I'm now worried that something is very wrong as he hasn't drank since he went to hospital back
Hi everyone, My partners liver cirrhosis had disappeared - to look at him you wouldn't know anything was wrong, he's on medication and for a while everything was good. Now he's developing a hard tummy again, I'm now worried that something is very wrong as he hasn't drank since he went to hospital back
Stephsmumlou
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British Liver Trust
5 months ago
Aviva Critical illness , anyone claimed following heart attack & CABG ?
My wife and I took out a policy years ago , critical illness , it covers heart attacks and CABG. I’ve contacted the insurer and in the process of providing information regarding my heart attack. The policy was something we’d forgotten about after all the years. I wondered if anyone else has remembered
My wife and I took out a policy years ago , critical illness , it covers heart attacks and CABG. I’ve contacted the insurer and in the process of providing information regarding my heart attack. The policy was something we’d forgotten about after all the years. I wondered if anyone else has remembered
DWizza
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British Heart Foundation
8 months ago
Fatty Liver -Pain
Hi, I have had NAFLD for several years but have just started to get pain with it. I think it may have moved to NASH and possibly fibrosis or cirrhosis (nothing has confirmed that officially yet). I had a blood test and the doctor said that the liver function number was raised more so than usual. It
Hi, I have had NAFLD for several years but have just started to get pain with it. I think it may have moved to NASH and possibly fibrosis or cirrhosis (nothing has confirmed that officially yet). I had a blood test and the doctor said that the liver function number was raised more so than usual. It
IronPilgrim
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British Liver Trust
5 months ago
is this possible?
My son died at the age of 36 in the USA in September 2023. He had been alcohol dependent but had finally managed to stop drinking a month before, and his liver results were steadily improving . He woke up one Sunday bright yellow but feeling fine and it took his wife 48 hours to persuade him to go to
My son died at the age of 36 in the USA in September 2023. He had been alcohol dependent but had finally managed to stop drinking a month before, and his liver results were steadily improving . He woke up one Sunday bright yellow but feeling fine and it took his wife 48 hours to persuade him to go to
Tortoise57
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British Liver Trust
5 months ago
Rising PSA -
Diagnosed: May 2021 age 53 otherwise no health issues. Only symptom was increased urination that progressed to painful urination and inability to fully empty bladder. Highest PSA was 5. MRI showed Mets to pelvic lymph, seminal vessels, and pelvic bone. Gleason 4+3 (80% of samples) 4+5 for 10%. CT
Diagnosed: May 2021 age 53 otherwise no health issues. Only symptom was increased urination that progressed to painful urination and inability to fully empty bladder. Highest PSA was 5. MRI showed Mets to pelvic lymph, seminal vessels, and pelvic bone. Gleason 4+3 (80% of samples) 4+5 for 10%. CT
MPCSUX
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
5 months ago
ASCO GU 2024 program
Ok! Here you go, but prostate cancer is only on day 1 https://conferences.asco.org/gu/program
Ok! Here you go, but prostate cancer is only on day 1 https://conferences.asco.org/gu/program
Maxone73
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
5 months ago
Support Group for Dialysis Patients Thursday night 6pm EST
This is YaMarie from Virtual Dialysis Support Center sending you an invitation to our Support Group Meeting on Thursday at 6pm. This time, we are featuring Dr. Olaf Kroneman, who will answer any kidney questions you might have. He is a board-certified nephrologist, and we will also have random drawings
This is YaMarie from Virtual Dialysis Support Center sending you an invitation to our Support Group Meeting on Thursday at 6pm. This time, we are featuring Dr. Olaf Kroneman, who will answer any kidney questions you might have. He is a board-certified nephrologist, and we will also have random drawings
Bassetmommer
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Kidney Dialysis
5 months ago
Fighting for corrections is so hard.
I am coming up on the one year of my wife's passing. On this day last year, she was sitting in her hospital bed eating frozen fruit. She was at 99% Sat with 1l of O2, and the plan was to turn it off in the morning. LFT's bang on Normal. Indirect Billi is still high, direct normal. Albumin low Plat low
I am coming up on the one year of my wife's passing. On this day last year, she was sitting in her hospital bed eating frozen fruit. She was at 99% Sat with 1l of O2, and the plan was to turn it off in the morning. LFT's bang on Normal. Indirect Billi is still high, direct normal. Albumin low Plat low
ceward204
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British Liver Trust
5 months ago
A proposed metabolic treatment for prostate cancer, (theoretical only) using drugs approved for other conditions
See the PaSTe regimen below: pantoprozole (a drug currently used to reduce stomach acid), simvastatin (a statin used to reduce cholesterol), trimetazidine (a drug used to treat angina attacks). PaSTe. Blockade of the Lipid Phenotype of Prostate Cancer as Metabolic Therapy: A Theoretical Proposal
See the PaSTe regimen below: pantoprozole (a drug currently used to reduce stomach acid), simvastatin (a statin used to reduce cholesterol), trimetazidine (a drug used to treat angina attacks). PaSTe. Blockade of the Lipid Phenotype of Prostate Cancer as Metabolic Therapy: A Theoretical Proposal
Graham49
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
5 months ago
TSH increased but no medication change
Hi, My recent blood tests showed my TSH has increased from 1.12 to 2.4 and I haven’t changed anything. Is there a reason this would happen or does it just fluctuate? I have been eating a lot of cruciferous everyday. Would that have an impact? My FT4 has remained pretty constant.
Hi, My recent blood tests showed my TSH has increased from 1.12 to 2.4 and I haven’t changed anything. Is there a reason this would happen or does it just fluctuate? I have been eating a lot of cruciferous everyday. Would that have an impact? My FT4 has remained pretty constant.
Emj001
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Thyroid UK
11 months ago
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