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tenofovir disoproxil fumarate and weight gain
I was contacted today by a liver nurse. I found out that I have been prescribed tenofovir. I started reading about it. I saw online that it is associated not only with kidney problems, and bone density problems, but also a weight gain and body shape changes!!! What are other peoples experiences?! Have
I was contacted today by a liver nurse. I found out that I have been prescribed tenofovir. I started reading about it. I saw online that it is associated not only with kidney problems, and bone density problems, but also a weight gain and body shape changes!!! What are other peoples experiences?! Have
LittleShrew
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British Liver Trust
8 months ago
Putting on weight
I have under thyroid and have posted a few questions so sorry for another one. Do any if you find if you put on the slightest but of weight it triggers you to go more underactive? For example at Xmas like most people I put on a bit of weight then I feel I go underactive and then put on more weight.
I have under thyroid and have posted a few questions so sorry for another one. Do any if you find if you put on the slightest but of weight it triggers you to go more underactive? For example at Xmas like most people I put on a bit of weight then I feel I go underactive and then put on more weight.
Billy2023
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Thyroid UK
6 months ago
RO 52 Positive
I have tested positive for isolated RO52 antibodies. ANA negative. I have Raynaud's, rashes, splinter hemorrages, tiredness, breathlessness on exertion, (ground glass opacities in lungs, waiting on a second CT) joint aches, mild gastro issues. Am I likely to have Lupus primarily, or some other autoimmune
I have tested positive for isolated RO52 antibodies. ANA negative. I have Raynaud's, rashes, splinter hemorrages, tiredness, breathlessness on exertion, (ground glass opacities in lungs, waiting on a second CT) joint aches, mild gastro issues. Am I likely to have Lupus primarily, or some other autoimmune
Graysonfur
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LUPUS UK
6 months ago
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Lymphoproliferative disorder diagnosis following PET scan
My husband had his transplant in 2017. He has been ill for some time and had a PET scan 10 days ago. He has been diagnosed with Lymphoproliferative disorder. Does anyone know anything about this?
My husband had his transplant in 2017. He has been ill for some time and had a PET scan 10 days ago. He has been diagnosed with Lymphoproliferative disorder. Does anyone know anything about this?
Kimlescam
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British Liver Trust
11 days ago
Blood flow through liver
Hello all I had a ultrasound just over a month ago but got results today showing a fatty liver and slow or low blood through my liver the nurse practitioner giving me my results could give me no reason as to why as by all accounts scarring wasn't seen only fat deposits. My liver enzymes have been rising
Hello all I had a ultrasound just over a month ago but got results today showing a fatty liver and slow or low blood through my liver the nurse practitioner giving me my results could give me no reason as to why as by all accounts scarring wasn't seen only fat deposits. My liver enzymes have been rising
nettiboo1982
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Thyroid UK
8 months ago
Cardioversion with amiodarone or straight to ablation?
CV 24/2 failed after 1 week. Heart function team suggest course of amiodarone combined with further CV after a few months of this medication. They have left it with me to consider what I would prefer to do. Either proceed with the above ( with a list of potential side effects which are impossible
CV 24/2 failed after 1 week. Heart function team suggest course of amiodarone combined with further CV after a few months of this medication. They have left it with me to consider what I would prefer to do. Either proceed with the above ( with a list of potential side effects which are impossible
Hallane
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
5 months ago
Commenced Bisoprolol
Hi I suffer from Paroxysmal AF. I have been taking Rivaroxaban for 2 months. I saw the cardiologist and he has started me on 2.5mg Bisoprolol daily. I took my first dose at 10am and by 2.30pm my Heart Rate had dropped to 50 bpm. My question is to others who take Bisoprolol for rhythm control and who
Hi I suffer from Paroxysmal AF. I have been taking Rivaroxaban for 2 months. I saw the cardiologist and he has started me on 2.5mg Bisoprolol daily. I took my first dose at 10am and by 2.30pm my Heart Rate had dropped to 50 bpm. My question is to others who take Bisoprolol for rhythm control and who
Cat715
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
5 months ago
Possible kidney disease
Hi friends, after a recent flare-up I got some routine testing done, and one of the kidney markers showed up in a urine test. It showed micro-proteins, or mircoalbuminuria, which is different to the protein that shows up for a UTI. Apparently, the microalbuminuria means the kidneys are leaking, which
Hi friends, after a recent flare-up I got some routine testing done, and one of the kidney markers showed up in a urine test. It showed micro-proteins, or mircoalbuminuria, which is different to the protein that shows up for a UTI. Apparently, the microalbuminuria means the kidneys are leaking, which
MusicalFurbaby
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LUPUS UK
8 months ago
Is HE always inevitable with severe chronic liver disease?
My daughter has been told there is nothing more the doctors can do for her multiple hepatic adenomas. Transplant is not an option, due to serious underlying health conditions and also total lack of fitness . She has at least 15 of these tumours taking over her liver now. She has had a resection last
My daughter has been told there is nothing more the doctors can do for her multiple hepatic adenomas. Transplant is not an option, due to serious underlying health conditions and also total lack of fitness . She has at least 15 of these tumours taking over her liver now. She has had a resection last
Mami77
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British Liver Trust
8 months ago
not PA, next steps
Hi all. I am now SI EOD and have had my iron infusion which is great. I’ve had my autoimmune blood tests back which show I don’t have an autoimmune disease or Pernicious Anaemia (results attached). I’ve been advised that means I have a gut issue which is blocking absorption, I’m keen to get this looked
Hi all. I am now SI EOD and have had my iron infusion which is great. I’ve had my autoimmune blood tests back which show I don’t have an autoimmune disease or Pernicious Anaemia (results attached). I’ve been advised that means I have a gut issue which is blocking absorption, I’m keen to get this looked
AJackson21
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
6 months ago
I don't have a magic wand
I'm venting here.I havnt been diagnosed but suffer from other autoimmune and am waiting a lupus retest panel on Friday this week. I have positive speckled result but not titrated so an incomplete blood result. I have hashimoto, fibro, pernicious anemia and scalp psoriasis. However, had severe muscle
I'm venting here.I havnt been diagnosed but suffer from other autoimmune and am waiting a lupus retest panel on Friday this week. I have positive speckled result but not titrated so an incomplete blood result. I have hashimoto, fibro, pernicious anemia and scalp psoriasis. However, had severe muscle
Peppermints
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LUPUS UK
6 months ago
Can I take malaria tablets?
I have autoimmune hepatitis cirrhosis and take azathioprine. I am going to Indonesia in June. Is it possible for me to take malaria tablets with my condition? MS
I have autoimmune hepatitis cirrhosis and take azathioprine. I am going to Indonesia in June. Is it possible for me to take malaria tablets with my condition? MS
Silky1
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British Liver Trust
6 months ago
Can I take malaria tablets?
I have autoimmune hepatitis cirrhosis and take azathioprine. I am going to Indonesia in June. Is it possible for me to take malaria tablets with my condition? MS
I have autoimmune hepatitis cirrhosis and take azathioprine. I am going to Indonesia in June. Is it possible for me to take malaria tablets with my condition? MS
Silky1
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British Liver Trust
6 months ago
Treadmill test
As an aid to diagnosing persistent chest pains - the consultant thinks they are non-cardiac but wants to investigate a bit more-I’m to be given a treadmill test in a few weeks. I asked for this instead of the more rigourous but not very pleasant “stress test”. The heart rate will be raised to 100 during
As an aid to diagnosing persistent chest pains - the consultant thinks they are non-cardiac but wants to investigate a bit more-I’m to be given a treadmill test in a few weeks. I asked for this instead of the more rigourous but not very pleasant “stress test”. The heart rate will be raised to 100 during
Samazeuilh2
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
5 months ago
Low dose <5mg eliquis
I am taking Eliquis 5 mg twice a day. I get some significant bruising. I am also taking ibrutinib 140 mg which is lowest dose...blood counts are good. I was also diagnosed with afib. I'm wondering if anyone is taking less than 5 mg Eliquis twice daily and if that works? I've talked with a couple friends
I am taking Eliquis 5 mg twice a day. I get some significant bruising. I am also taking ibrutinib 140 mg which is lowest dose...blood counts are good. I was also diagnosed with afib. I'm wondering if anyone is taking less than 5 mg Eliquis twice daily and if that works? I've talked with a couple friends
Bobsterguy
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
5 months ago
Lupkinis plus MMF most effective in lupus nephritis; tacrolimus safest
Lupkinis plus MMF most effective in lupus nephritis; tacrolimus safest Researchers reviewed 17 randomized controlled trials of 2,890 people A combination of Lupkinis (viclosporin) with mycophenolate mofetil (MMF) was the most effective at managing lupus nephritis, according to a systematic review
Lupkinis plus MMF most effective in lupus nephritis; tacrolimus safest Researchers reviewed 17 randomized controlled trials of 2,890 people A combination of Lupkinis (viclosporin) with mycophenolate mofetil (MMF) was the most effective at managing lupus nephritis, according to a systematic review
lupus-support1
Administrator
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LUpus Patients Understanding and Support
7 months ago
Worried about these results please help
Had this blood test done in January and had text to say book a non urgent appointment and just put it off also getting print out from docs they’ve requested a telephone consultation which I’ve eventually booked but looking at it I know the TSH is low in their opinion and obviously cholesterol too high
Had this blood test done in January and had text to say book a non urgent appointment and just put it off also getting print out from docs they’ve requested a telephone consultation which I’ve eventually booked but looking at it I know the TSH is low in their opinion and obviously cholesterol too high
Silverlady5
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Thyroid UK
5 months ago
Arrhythmias
Hi Everyone,I have Afib, 1st episode in December 2022 resolved by cardioversion followed by 2 episodes in July 2023, lasting 24 and 12 hours respectively. I am currently on 1.25 bisoporal daily. Over recent nights I have been getting arrhythmias which my scan watch and omron devices don't classify as
Hi Everyone,I have Afib, 1st episode in December 2022 resolved by cardioversion followed by 2 episodes in July 2023, lasting 24 and 12 hours respectively. I am currently on 1.25 bisoporal daily. Over recent nights I have been getting arrhythmias which my scan watch and omron devices don't classify as
Wilkie1
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
5 months ago
fluoxetine
hi So I’ve asked before about Fluoxetine as treatment for my raynauds I’ve been told it’s extreme primary although they haven’t ruled out secondary. I’m anxious of taking drugs and wondered what experience anyone has had with fluoxetine. Effectiveness, side effects and is alcohol ok? Thanks all
hi So I’ve asked before about Fluoxetine as treatment for my raynauds I’ve been told it’s extreme primary although they haven’t ruled out secondary. I’m anxious of taking drugs and wondered what experience anyone has had with fluoxetine. Effectiveness, side effects and is alcohol ok? Thanks all
Enjoyswalking
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Scleroderma & Raynaud's UK (SRUK)
5 months ago
cardioversion and Flecainide
An update - I had my cardioversion privately a week ago - all good, so far….. I feel so much better. HR now around 55-60 instead of 90-100 ( on high dose drugs) I was immediately taken off Digoxin and told to continue the BB Nebivolol 10mg a day. Then started on Flecainide 100mg daily, with the BB.
An update - I had my cardioversion privately a week ago - all good, so far….. I feel so much better. HR now around 55-60 instead of 90-100 ( on high dose drugs) I was immediately taken off Digoxin and told to continue the BB Nebivolol 10mg a day. Then started on Flecainide 100mg daily, with the BB.
Canteringon
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
5 months ago
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