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8 hour flight
I was diagnosed with ET with jak2 about 5 years ago, my platelets aren’t bad at all only 790 at last count, so am only on mini aspirin at present. Going on 8 hour flight soon, should I take any extra precautions? A colleague told me I should be taking fragmin as such a long flight! Does anyone have any
I was diagnosed with ET with jak2 about 5 years ago, my platelets aren’t bad at all only 790 at last count, so am only on mini aspirin at present. Going on 8 hour flight soon, should I take any extra precautions? A colleague told me I should be taking fragmin as such a long flight! Does anyone have any
Footballwidow66
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MPN Voice
3 months ago
Dr. Bianco: video from Thyroid Foundation of Canada
from 9 months ago. Somehow it ended up in my youtube feed this morning. He makes the point that L-thyroxine doesn't always manage to result in good fT3 levels and patients need Liothyronine. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PGlYO_H4Gdc&t=2682s
from 9 months ago. Somehow it ended up in my youtube feed this morning. He makes the point that L-thyroxine doesn't always manage to result in good fT3 levels and patients need Liothyronine. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PGlYO_H4Gdc&t=2682s
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Thyroid UK
3 months ago
Doc vs Parkinson's Instagram says trials are coming by December
Doc vs Parkinson's Instagram says trials are coming by December https://www.instagram.com/p/CyCiRjWM5Om/ "Finally. Clinical trials for #thenext10 will start immediately and Doc predicts dopaminergic cells will be inserted around Christmas and 6 months later we will hopefully see positive results. I
Doc vs Parkinson's Instagram says trials are coming by December https://www.instagram.com/p/CyCiRjWM5Om/ "Finally. Clinical trials for #thenext10 will start immediately and Doc predicts dopaminergic cells will be inserted around Christmas and 6 months later we will hopefully see positive results. I
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Cure Parkinson's
7 months ago
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Excessive Nasal Mucous
I have been treated for underactive thyroid for around 30 years. The past decade I keep experiencing what is like very severe cold symptoms on a regular basis. My body produces excess amounts of thick green slimy sticky mucous, my sinuses get blocked, I have endless nasal drip/cough and it makes me really
I have been treated for underactive thyroid for around 30 years. The past decade I keep experiencing what is like very severe cold symptoms on a regular basis. My body produces excess amounts of thick green slimy sticky mucous, my sinuses get blocked, I have endless nasal drip/cough and it makes me really
OzMan
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Thyroid UK
4 months ago
Liver cancer
Hi Everyone Quick update ..... Some of you may remember me posting a few times about my partner Nick who has cirrhosis. He had an MRI scan a couple of weeks ago because they had seen lesion on his left lobe on an ultrasound scan. This lesion it turns out is cancer. Stage 1 so very early but still
Hi Everyone Quick update ..... Some of you may remember me posting a few times about my partner Nick who has cirrhosis. He had an MRI scan a couple of weeks ago because they had seen lesion on his left lobe on an ultrasound scan. This lesion it turns out is cancer. Stage 1 so very early but still
pussycat66
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British Liver Trust
7 months ago
BAT trial
With Xtandi failing and my metastasizes not PSMA avid enough for Lutetium my MO referred me to the Kinghorn Cancer Centre in Sydney to be assessed for a clinical trial involving BAT and Carboplatin (chemo). I am now in the trial and have had my first testosterone injections plus the carboplatin infusion
With Xtandi failing and my metastasizes not PSMA avid enough for Lutetium my MO referred me to the Kinghorn Cancer Centre in Sydney to be assessed for a clinical trial involving BAT and Carboplatin (chemo). I am now in the trial and have had my first testosterone injections plus the carboplatin infusion
Bjry
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
7 months ago
‘Normal’ results but feeling terrible
Hi, I have an underactive thyroid (35f) and was diagnosed 5 years ago. I think my Dad (60m) does too, in April 2021 I persuaded him to get a medichecks test done. I have attached a screenshot of those results. I have persuaded him to get another medichecks done to see if his results are different. He
Hi, I have an underactive thyroid (35f) and was diagnosed 5 years ago. I think my Dad (60m) does too, in April 2021 I persuaded him to get a medichecks test done. I have attached a screenshot of those results. I have persuaded him to get another medichecks done to see if his results are different. He
ZDA23
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Thyroid UK
4 months ago
24hr Holter
Hi, Recently started back on Bisoprolol for palpitations/PVCs after 7yrs off. I'm on low dose, 1.25mg but they've really calmed down what were pretty uncomfortable symptoms (3 A&E visits in one weekend!) Anyhow, have a holter monitor booked for next week and not sure whether to stop the Bisoprolol or
Hi, Recently started back on Bisoprolol for palpitations/PVCs after 7yrs off. I'm on low dose, 1.25mg but they've really calmed down what were pretty uncomfortable symptoms (3 A&E visits in one weekend!) Anyhow, have a holter monitor booked for next week and not sure whether to stop the Bisoprolol or
BillyBBalls
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AF Association
3 months ago
Previous Heart attack/stent
2016 when my life changed. I look back now and see that my life in a wierd form changed for the better following my heart attack at the age of 55. Since having the stent placed I realised how restricted my body had been and the relief this procedure had given me. I attended rehabilitation classes for
2016 when my life changed. I look back now and see that my life in a wierd form changed for the better following my heart attack at the age of 55. Since having the stent placed I realised how restricted my body had been and the relief this procedure had given me. I attended rehabilitation classes for
Frazzelena
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Sudden Cardiac Arrest & Heart Attack
3 months ago
serum lipids
Hello, I am waiting for my TSH, T4 + T3 results ordered by Endo but have received the serum lipid results today (test taken yesterday morning as per Thyroid UK’s protocol), which are as follows: 4.46 mmol/L Serum cholesterol 0.72 mmol/L Serum triglycerides 1.52 mmol/L Serum HDL cholesterol level
Hello, I am waiting for my TSH, T4 + T3 results ordered by Endo but have received the serum lipid results today (test taken yesterday morning as per Thyroid UK’s protocol), which are as follows: 4.46 mmol/L Serum cholesterol 0.72 mmol/L Serum triglycerides 1.52 mmol/L Serum HDL cholesterol level
Lottyplum
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Thyroid UK
3 months ago
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Join us as distinguished experts gather to shed light on pivotal healthcare topics that touch the lives of many! 🌟 Spotlight on Dr. Sarah C. Bauer: A leading developmental and behavioral pediatrician with a personal connection to our cause. Her father's journey with type 2 diabetes and a brief battle
Join us as distinguished experts gather to shed light on pivotal healthcare topics that touch the lives of many! 🌟 Spotlight on Dr. Sarah C. Bauer: A leading developmental and behavioral pediatrician with a personal connection to our cause. Her father's journey with type 2 diabetes and a brief battle
MichelleL_BlueFaery
Editor
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Blue Faery Liver Cancer
7 months ago
Reducing cholesterol
I’ve been told that because of the stricter diagnostic parameters the NHS now uses for assessing cholesterol levels in the blood, I have very slightly raised cholesterol. I’ve been told I can have statins, which I agreed to take, with much regret, because they are powerful drugs and I’m already taking
I’ve been told that because of the stricter diagnostic parameters the NHS now uses for assessing cholesterol levels in the blood, I have very slightly raised cholesterol. I’ve been told I can have statins, which I agreed to take, with much regret, because they are powerful drugs and I’m already taking
Tellingfibs
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
3 months ago
Switching from Disopyramide to Bisoprolol - any advice?
Hi, I have been taking Disopyramide (Rhythmodan Retard 250mg) for AF, but have been unable to find any pharmacists with stock for a while now. So the Cardiac Nurse at my Doctor's Surgery has switched me to Bisoprolol. I am about to switch over from the last of my Disopyramide, and start with the Bisoprolol
Hi, I have been taking Disopyramide (Rhythmodan Retard 250mg) for AF, but have been unable to find any pharmacists with stock for a while now. So the Cardiac Nurse at my Doctor's Surgery has switched me to Bisoprolol. I am about to switch over from the last of my Disopyramide, and start with the Bisoprolol
DE-AF
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AF Association
3 months ago
liver biopsy
just had results from my liver trans jugular liver biopsy and they say the liver damage has been caused by a tablet called azathioprine which I was on for my Crohn’s disease they’ve upped my beta blocker because of the portal hypertension scared to take any tablets
just had results from my liver trans jugular liver biopsy and they say the liver damage has been caused by a tablet called azathioprine which I was on for my Crohn’s disease they’ve upped my beta blocker because of the portal hypertension scared to take any tablets
GTGJ
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British Liver Trust
7 months ago
Bisoprolol
The only problem I ve encountered is with the specific AF tablet dihydrochloride etc. I have never encountered a problem with 10mg Bisoprolol. I m on Entresto Digoxin spironolactone apixaban and a number of others.
The only problem I ve encountered is with the specific AF tablet dihydrochloride etc. I have never encountered a problem with 10mg Bisoprolol. I m on Entresto Digoxin spironolactone apixaban and a number of others.
NAC1
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AF Association
3 months ago
Latest re -Lupus and Covid?
Hello All - I hope you all had a very happy Christmas. Does anyone know the latest position regarding Lupus patients testing positive for Covid please. My wife has had cold symptoms for the past couple of days and we decided to test for Covid this morning and we were both positive. My wife (who has
Hello All - I hope you all had a very happy Christmas. Does anyone know the latest position regarding Lupus patients testing positive for Covid please. My wife has had cold symptoms for the past couple of days and we decided to test for Covid this morning and we were both positive. My wife (who has
BeeManShrop
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LUPUS UK
4 months ago
Medications for Parkinson's
I have seen two neurologists. The first one diagnosed me with PD about 8 months ago. As my only motor symptom is weakness in my dominant hand and some rigidity, she did not recommend medication, only exercise as it is thought to be neuroprotective. She said the medications lose effectiveness over time
I have seen two neurologists. The first one diagnosed me with PD about 8 months ago. As my only motor symptom is weakness in my dominant hand and some rigidity, she did not recommend medication, only exercise as it is thought to be neuroprotective. She said the medications lose effectiveness over time
lovelabretrievers
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Cure Parkinson's
7 months ago
My story of my 23 year battle with Pca.
I have decided to share this with the group because yesterday a guy shared his fear. In no way should you take any of this as a suggestion for treatment or refusal of treatment. I was diagnosed with Pca Gleason 3+3 July 13 2000 ar the age of 49. When the Dr. gave me the results I started sweating profusely
I have decided to share this with the group because yesterday a guy shared his fear. In no way should you take any of this as a suggestion for treatment or refusal of treatment. I was diagnosed with Pca Gleason 3+3 July 13 2000 ar the age of 49. When the Dr. gave me the results I started sweating profusely
Professorgary
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
7 months ago
Florinef Dosage
For those that require adrenal hormone replacement such as Hydrocortisone, Florinef and DHEA (I know most Endocrinologist do not even mention DHEA to their patients and say it unnecessary, as one does not need it to 'live', even though it is the most most abundant hormone in the human body, and studies
For those that require adrenal hormone replacement such as Hydrocortisone, Florinef and DHEA (I know most Endocrinologist do not even mention DHEA to their patients and say it unnecessary, as one does not need it to 'live', even though it is the most most abundant hormone in the human body, and studies
bluejadedwho
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AMN EASIER
7 months ago
Super Confused
In January 2011 I was told I was AMA+ and I had PBC. In December 2011 I had a lap band removed and while they we in there I requested a liver biopsy. The results showed I had PBC. I refused any medication for PBC because I was not taking medicine that "may" help slow dow the progression of PBC. Last
In January 2011 I was told I was AMA+ and I had PBC. In December 2011 I had a lap band removed and while they we in there I requested a liver biopsy. The results showed I had PBC. I refused any medication for PBC because I was not taking medicine that "may" help slow dow the progression of PBC. Last
kosy2
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PBC Foundation
7 months ago
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