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I often feel short of breath, however when I check my oxygen it reads 97-99 and my peak flow is normal. I do have anxiety disorder, so I'm wondering if that could be the culprit and wether or not I should worry about this. For reference ok 20 years old w no health issues besides asthma and anxiety. Appreciate
I often feel short of breath, however when I check my oxygen it reads 97-99 and my peak flow is normal. I do have anxiety disorder, so I'm wondering if that could be the culprit and wether or not I should worry about this. For reference ok 20 years old w no health issues besides asthma and anxiety. Appreciate
treyjeff
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Asthma Community Forum
5 years ago
Help
I often feel short of breath, however when I check my oxygen it reads 97-99 and my peak flow is normal. I do have anxiety disorder, so I'm wondering if that could be the culprit and wether or not I should worry about this. For reference ok 20 years old w no health issues besides asthma and anxiety. Appreciate
I often feel short of breath, however when I check my oxygen it reads 97-99 and my peak flow is normal. I do have anxiety disorder, so I'm wondering if that could be the culprit and wether or not I should worry about this. For reference ok 20 years old w no health issues besides asthma and anxiety. Appreciate
treyjeff
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Living with Asthma
5 years ago
T3 Dose Has Been Reduced
I previously posted that my doctor had agreed to give me a trial of Cytomel (T3). I began taking it in December 2018, at which point my free T3 was below the new range of 2.0 to 4.4 at 1.9 pg/mL. Upon retesting in February, my FT3 had gone up to 3.0 pg/mL, FT4 went up from 1.5 ng/mL to 1.6 ng/mL (0.60
I previously posted that my doctor had agreed to give me a trial of Cytomel (T3). I began taking it in December 2018, at which point my free T3 was below the new range of 2.0 to 4.4 at 1.9 pg/mL. Upon retesting in February, my FT3 had gone up to 3.0 pg/mL, FT4 went up from 1.5 ng/mL to 1.6 ng/mL (0.60
vocalEK
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Thyroid UK
5 years ago
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Again a study on the dangers of low carb diet.
Low carb diet is more or less a fad. Still there are dangers with cutting carbs too low long term that cannot be compensated by proteins or fat. https://www.acc.org/about-acc/press-releases/2019/03/06/10/29/low-carb-diet-tied-to-common-heart-rhythm-disorder
Low carb diet is more or less a fad. Still there are dangers with cutting carbs too low long term that cannot be compensated by proteins or fat. https://www.acc.org/about-acc/press-releases/2019/03/06/10/29/low-carb-diet-tied-to-common-heart-rhythm-disorder
Simba1992
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Healthy Eating
5 years ago
Fatty liver
I got a fibro scan just few days ago .This what he said:The recent liver FibroScan confirms advanced fatty liver disease, more than two-thirds of the liver replaced by fat. But fortunately--and this is good news--there is no cirrhosis or even advanced scarring. These issues however are future risks and
I got a fibro scan just few days ago .This what he said:The recent liver FibroScan confirms advanced fatty liver disease, more than two-thirds of the liver replaced by fat. But fortunately--and this is good news--there is no cirrhosis or even advanced scarring. These issues however are future risks and
EVAN1968
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Living with Fatty Liver and NASH
5 years ago
How many TYPE 2 diabetics are under 30?
Hi. I wanted to know how many type 2 diabetics in this forum are below 30 and how are they maintaining their BS along with their profession, as well? I am 29 and diabetic since 2 years ago. Hba1c is in the range of 5 to 6. I am following low carb (120 grams per day) and high fat diet. I am a software
Hi. I wanted to know how many type 2 diabetics in this forum are below 30 and how are they maintaining their BS along with their profession, as well? I am 29 and diabetic since 2 years ago. Hba1c is in the range of 5 to 6. I am following low carb (120 grams per day) and high fat diet. I am a software
Indian1990
Star
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Diabetes India
5 years ago
Amenorrhea over 2.5 years
Hello. I'm posting here on behalf of my almost 18 year old daughter. She started menstruating two days before her 12th birthday. She has pretty much only had a couple hard periods in her life, otherwise, a light bleeder. She started running cross country and track for her middle and then high school
Hello. I'm posting here on behalf of my almost 18 year old daughter. She started menstruating two days before her 12th birthday. She has pretty much only had a couple hard periods in her life, otherwise, a light bleeder. She started running cross country and track for her middle and then high school
nutterrunner
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PCOS UK (Verity)
5 years ago
Adult on-set Asthma at 23!
Hi all, I’m new here, so nice to meet y’all! The past 6 weeks I had been experiencing chest pain, particularly whilst laying down in bed and taking deep breaths. I finally saw my GP who suspects I have asthma, he said he’s 98% certain after listening to my chest and seeing a few days of my peak flow
Hi all, I’m new here, so nice to meet y’all! The past 6 weeks I had been experiencing chest pain, particularly whilst laying down in bed and taking deep breaths. I finally saw my GP who suspects I have asthma, he said he’s 98% certain after listening to my chest and seeing a few days of my peak flow
ContagiousChemistry
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Asthma Community Forum
5 years ago
Apple watch
Saw My intragrative doc yesterday, who actually gives me more info than my cardiologist!! My a fib seems to have retreated, coming up on 1 yr anniversary. Doc is more concerned about inflammation, calcium buildup in my big arteries in heart, etc. ( potential heart attack data) Ive been on an exercise
Saw My intragrative doc yesterday, who actually gives me more info than my cardiologist!! My a fib seems to have retreated, coming up on 1 yr anniversary. Doc is more concerned about inflammation, calcium buildup in my big arteries in heart, etc. ( potential heart attack data) Ive been on an exercise
Hidden
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AF Association
5 years ago
Newly diagnosed feeling confused and afraid, it’s been a hard 6 months.
I don’t know where to start.... September 2018 I had pneumonia, the paramedics came out and thought it was pleurisy, I had a fast heartbeat, high Temperature, rapid and noisy breathing, I was put on 2 different nebulisers, I refused a hospital visit due to being a lone parent of a lad with autism. (It
I don’t know where to start.... September 2018 I had pneumonia, the paramedics came out and thought it was pleurisy, I had a fast heartbeat, high Temperature, rapid and noisy breathing, I was put on 2 different nebulisers, I refused a hospital visit due to being a lone parent of a lad with autism. (It
Tezwik
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Asthma Community Forum
5 years ago
Losing weight with fatty I disease
I'm new here and would love some advice. I was recently diagnosed with fatty liver disease and I need to lose about 130 pounds. I was on a low-carb (20 a day) diet and had lost 50 pounds, but gained it all back after learning I was sick. Initially, my gastro nurse walking into my room (I thought
I'm new here and would love some advice. I was recently diagnosed with fatty liver disease and I need to lose about 130 pounds. I was on a low-carb (20 a day) diet and had lost 50 pounds, but gained it all back after learning I was sick. Initially, my gastro nurse walking into my room (I thought
rteweshawk
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Living with Fatty Liver and NASH
5 years ago
looking for peoples opinions
Sorry all this will be a bit of a long read lol So i never has asthma as a kid or growing up, but when i was around 19 i had a mental breakdown and suffered severe anxiety and i was sitting in a room all day everyday smoking god knows how many cigarettes so then i was told asthma and have been on steroid
Sorry all this will be a bit of a long read lol So i never has asthma as a kid or growing up, but when i was around 19 i had a mental breakdown and suffered severe anxiety and i was sitting in a room all day everyday smoking god knows how many cigarettes so then i was told asthma and have been on steroid
ash160808
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Asthma Community Forum
5 years ago
Weight gain
Hi I’m been doing a low carb diet for about 5 weeks now. I did this not to lose a massive amount of weight, but I realised I was eating far too much sugary- carb things, fruit for example, and hitting energy slumps. I lost about three pounds, not much but, as said I’m not over weight. However, I
Hi I’m been doing a low carb diet for about 5 weeks now. I did this not to lose a massive amount of weight, but I realised I was eating far too much sugary- carb things, fruit for example, and hitting energy slumps. I lost about three pounds, not much but, as said I’m not over weight. However, I
Peanut31
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Low-Carb High-Fat (LCHF)
5 years ago
low-carb saves the planet
Since it seems to be getting a positive response, I thought this might be of general interest: https://healthunlocked.com/lchf-diet/posts/140300250/lchf-saves-the-planet It's unlocked, so you shouldn't need to join the forum to read it.
Since it seems to be getting a positive response, I thought this might be of general interest: https://healthunlocked.com/lchf-diet/posts/140300250/lchf-saves-the-planet It's unlocked, so you shouldn't need to join the forum to read it.
TheAwfulToad
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Healthy Eating
5 years ago
Surprised by PCOS after having children!!
I got sick and tired of being sick and tired so after 5 different doctors could never figure out why I was tired all the time, I made my own appointment to an endocrinologist and was finally diagnosed. I have cut out most of the sugar in my diet and I am not completely well but are much better now that
I got sick and tired of being sick and tired so after 5 different doctors could never figure out why I was tired all the time, I made my own appointment to an endocrinologist and was finally diagnosed. I have cut out most of the sugar in my diet and I am not completely well but are much better now that
Monkeyscorner
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PCOS UK (Verity)
5 years ago
Erosive lichen planus and CLL
Hi I'm new here and newly diagnosed. In searching the cause of my rash and ulcers in mouth and throat we discovered the CLL. I'm watch and wait. I'm currently on prednisone for the ELP but very worried what this will do to the CLL. I'm also diabetic so diet is very low carb no grains since first of the
Hi I'm new here and newly diagnosed. In searching the cause of my rash and ulcers in mouth and throat we discovered the CLL. I'm watch and wait. I'm currently on prednisone for the ELP but very worried what this will do to the CLL. I'm also diabetic so diet is very low carb no grains since first of the
Gizmo60
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CLL Support
5 years ago
Feeling very Foolish
I did my peak flow on Saturday morning and it was 450 usual 500. Same evening,then Sundays and Monday morning. Then my voice at lunchtime started disappearing and chest got a little tight?! Peak flow still 450. Rang and got a telephone consultation and was hoping offered a nurse practitioner appointment
I did my peak flow on Saturday morning and it was 450 usual 500. Same evening,then Sundays and Monday morning. Then my voice at lunchtime started disappearing and chest got a little tight?! Peak flow still 450. Rang and got a telephone consultation and was hoping offered a nurse practitioner appointment
elanaoali
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Asthma Community Forum
5 years ago
Peakflow - improvement? Response to Spiromax
Hope you're all having good day :-) You've all been so helpful as I've been going through the am I/aren't I asthmatic phase... So, over the last month I've had an inconclusive spirometry test (GP says it's because I was well on the day), and clear chest x-rays. Went back to the GP last week fully expecting
Hope you're all having good day :-) You've all been so helpful as I've been going through the am I/aren't I asthmatic phase... So, over the last month I've had an inconclusive spirometry test (GP says it's because I was well on the day), and clear chest x-rays. Went back to the GP last week fully expecting
Annilou76
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Asthma Community Forum
5 years ago
Constant pressure to change medication
Well, have just endured another annual review, with a nurse (not an asthma nurse), pressing for me to change to another treatment, ie combined inhaler. Then took my blood pressure which was sky high (well, it would be , wouldn't it ?) One, I was given an appointment with a nurse I didn't want to see
Well, have just endured another annual review, with a nurse (not an asthma nurse), pressing for me to change to another treatment, ie combined inhaler. Then took my blood pressure which was sky high (well, it would be , wouldn't it ?) One, I was given an appointment with a nurse I didn't want to see
Anniecath
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Asthma Community Forum
5 years ago
Eggs & diabetes
I just received an email talking arguing eggs are not bad for diabetes, and possibly good. To justify its position it referred to a study performed at The University of Eastern Finland, and published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition studied the diets of men aged 42 to 60, and followed them
I just received an email talking arguing eggs are not bad for diabetes, and possibly good. To justify its position it referred to a study performed at The University of Eastern Finland, and published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition studied the diets of men aged 42 to 60, and followed them
andyswarbs
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Healthy Eating
5 years ago
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