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Next Endo coming up
Thinking of getting more jabs but read somewhere
SARs
vachine could cause Thyroid problems? What are everyones views on jabs?
Thinking of getting more jabs but read somewhere
SARs
vachine could cause Thyroid problems? What are everyones views on jabs?
JCMartin
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Thyroid UK
2 months ago
Protection from Coronaviruses That Haven’t Yet Emerged
The technology, being developed in collaboration by the universities of Cambridge, Oxford and Caltech,[i] trains the immune system to recognize the specific regions of eight coronaviruses including
SARS
-CoV-1,
SARS
-CoV-2, and several others that are currently circulating in bats and have the potential
The technology, being developed in collaboration by the universities of Cambridge, Oxford and Caltech,[i] trains the immune system to recognize the specific regions of eight coronaviruses including
SARS
-CoV-1,
SARS
-CoV-2, and several others that are currently circulating in bats and have the potential
bennevisplace
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CLL Support
3 months ago
Could eating Natto cure Parkinson's?
It can destroy the
SARS
-CoV-2 spike protein. Two papers have shown that.
It can destroy the
SARS
-CoV-2 spike protein. Two papers have shown that.
Trailing
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Cure Parkinson's
4 months ago
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happened to see this article In a news feed regarding B and T cells, Covid and antibodies…
As B cells are a key type of immune cell that produces antibodies, a deficiency results in a significant decrease in antibody count that can lead to severe disease or death upon infection with
SARS
-CoV-2.
As B cells are a key type of immune cell that produces antibodies, a deficiency results in a significant decrease in antibody count that can lead to severe disease or death upon infection with
SARS
-CoV-2.
Curling123
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CLL Support
8 months ago
"Oral Nirmatrelvir–Ritonavir [ Paxlovid ] as Postexposure Prophylaxis for Covid-19" -- does not do much
In this placebo-controlled trial, postexposure prophylaxis with nirmatrelvir-ritonavir for 5 or 10 days
did not significantly reduce the risk of symptomatic
-CoV-2 infection." [That sort of has been the suspicion since the very beginning.]
In this placebo-controlled trial, postexposure prophylaxis with nirmatrelvir-ritonavir for 5 or 10 days
did not significantly reduce the risk of symptomatic
-CoV-2 infection." [That sort of has been the suspicion since the very beginning.]
70s-80s-overlander
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CLL Support
24 days ago
Hysterectomy and Lung Endo
Just wondered if anyone has had endo removed from their lungs during the hysterectomy surgery? I've been told I need a full hysterectomy including ovaries and they're assuming my bi-lateral pleural thickening is also endo. I'm hoping they'd do both at the same time so that I don't have to have two lots
Just wondered if anyone has had endo removed from their lungs during the hysterectomy surgery? I've been told I need a full hysterectomy including ovaries and they're assuming my bi-lateral pleural thickening is also endo. I'm hoping they'd do both at the same time so that I don't have to have two lots
BlueMocktail
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Endometriosis UK
8 days ago
Left Basilar Atelectasis and consolidation, elevation of left hemidiaphragm
Your experience with atelectasis and consolidation including elevated diaphragm? Pulmonologist much better than thoracic surgeon I'm guessing? My primary referred me to thoracic surgeon for new 12mm lung nodule. The surgeon (seems very highly rated, lots of experience) said the nodule was not suspicious
Your experience with atelectasis and consolidation including elevated diaphragm? Pulmonologist much better than thoracic surgeon I'm guessing? My primary referred me to thoracic surgeon for new 12mm lung nodule. The surgeon (seems very highly rated, lots of experience) said the nodule was not suspicious
RichZi
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
16 days ago
Colomycin v Promixin
I have been on Colomycin nebuliser for many, many years which I obtained from our local hospital. Now my consultant has decided for me to obtain the prescription from my GP surgery. But when I collected the meds from my local pharmacy they had dispensed Promixin instead. Anyone else had this problem
I have been on Colomycin nebuliser for many, many years which I obtained from our local hospital. Now my consultant has decided for me to obtain the prescription from my GP surgery. But when I collected the meds from my local pharmacy they had dispensed Promixin instead. Anyone else had this problem
PAP48
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
23 days ago
endo- advice wanted
hi all! Recently had an ultrasound and my ovary is attached to my uterus and scarring actually very visible on the scan. I’m waiting to see a specialist - I saw a gp tonight and that was a waste of time as he didn’t know why the appointment had been booked and why I hadn’t received anything for the gynaecologist
hi all! Recently had an ultrasound and my ovary is attached to my uterus and scarring actually very visible on the scan. I’m waiting to see a specialist - I saw a gp tonight and that was a waste of time as he didn’t know why the appointment had been booked and why I hadn’t received anything for the gynaecologist
Elisheva85
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Endometriosis UK
24 days ago
Adalimumab
I have been on Hydroxychloroquine for 2 years and methotrexate for 6 months. Today I had to have bloods and chest x-ray as they want to start me on Adalimumab. Really hate the thought of another medication. I just wonder exactly what the medication is doing to my body. Already had a blip last month
I have been on Hydroxychloroquine for 2 years and methotrexate for 6 months. Today I had to have bloods and chest x-ray as they want to start me on Adalimumab. Really hate the thought of another medication. I just wonder exactly what the medication is doing to my body. Already had a blip last month
Granblue
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NRAS
1 month ago
COVID-19 and Parkinson’s disease: a single-center study and Mendelian randomization study
More than one-third of patients with PD exhibits exacerbated motor symptoms, with bradykinesia being the most prominent. The findings from this cross-sectional study suggest that COVID-19 infection contributes to the deterioration of motor symptoms in PD patients. https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598
More than one-third of patients with PD exhibits exacerbated motor symptoms, with bradykinesia being the most prominent. The findings from this cross-sectional study suggest that COVID-19 infection contributes to the deterioration of motor symptoms in PD patients. https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598
Farooqji
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Cure Parkinson's
1 month ago
Endo & Pelvic Adhesions
Hi all, I'm a newbie to this site although i have had endo for over 30 years. At my initial diagnosis, i was stage 4. 10 years ago I had a sub-total hysterectomy (they could not remove my cervix as it was stuck to my bladder with endo cysts). Since then, on and off, i have a spot in my lower right side
Hi all, I'm a newbie to this site although i have had endo for over 30 years. At my initial diagnosis, i was stage 4. 10 years ago I had a sub-total hysterectomy (they could not remove my cervix as it was stuck to my bladder with endo cysts). Since then, on and off, i have a spot in my lower right side
helterskelter123
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Endometriosis UK
1 month ago
Rythmol/Propafenone
Has anyone been prescribed this antiarrhythmic? Due to the flecainide not working for me, my doctor wants me to go on this drug. I’m really hesitant to try another drug because of the Flecainide not working. Just wondering if anyone has ever tried this medication and if so, did it work?
Has anyone been prescribed this antiarrhythmic? Due to the flecainide not working for me, my doctor wants me to go on this drug. I’m really hesitant to try another drug because of the Flecainide not working. Just wondering if anyone has ever tried this medication and if so, did it work?
Debjimmay
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
1 month ago
Coming soon to the UK: Thyroid Artery Goiter Embolization (TAE)
Today I spoke to an RFA consultant. He told me that Thyroid Artery Goiter Embolization (TAE) is a new procedure he hopes will be available on the NHS within the next couple of years. Apparently TAE can be used to treat more complex and larger goitres and help further reduce the need for thyroidectomies
Today I spoke to an RFA consultant. He told me that Thyroid Artery Goiter Embolization (TAE) is a new procedure he hopes will be available on the NHS within the next couple of years. Apparently TAE can be used to treat more complex and larger goitres and help further reduce the need for thyroidectomies
nssimpson
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Thyroid UK
2 months ago
cryo-ablation update
hi everyone, Thought I would give an update. I had the cryo-ablation on the 13th of May. i felt fairly uncomfortable over the first few weeks, but thanks to all the support and info on here, I have got through it without panic. the main thing is pacing myself and not overdoing it. Get enough
hi everyone, Thought I would give an update. I had the cryo-ablation on the 13th of May. i felt fairly uncomfortable over the first few weeks, but thanks to all the support and info on here, I have got through it without panic. the main thing is pacing myself and not overdoing it. Get enough
Tilly1957
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
2 months ago
b 1 Therapy
Hello fellow readers. My name is Sakina. I am soo confused about the b1 therapy. I have been taking b1 sublingual 100 mg three times in a week under the tongue for quite a while l, but have noticed no difference. So now I am taking 100mgs of Thiamine Mononitrate. Which is better Thiamine Hydrochloride
Hello fellow readers. My name is Sakina. I am soo confused about the b1 therapy. I have been taking b1 sublingual 100 mg three times in a week under the tongue for quite a while l, but have noticed no difference. So now I am taking 100mgs of Thiamine Mononitrate. Which is better Thiamine Hydrochloride
Springbreak
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Cure Parkinson's
2 months ago
L-tyrosine causes sebaceous hyperplasia?
I take a hypothyroidm supliment that has L-tyrosine. Since I take it I got this acne called sabeceous hyperplasia all over my face and on my boob and under it. I read that L-tyrosine increases testosterone, which leads to PCOS (which I have) and sebaceous hyperplacia. Did anyone experience this? How
I take a hypothyroidm supliment that has L-tyrosine. Since I take it I got this acne called sabeceous hyperplasia all over my face and on my boob and under it. I read that L-tyrosine increases testosterone, which leads to PCOS (which I have) and sebaceous hyperplacia. Did anyone experience this? How
annie463
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Thyroid UK
3 months ago
Bowel cramps?
I had a laparoscopy about 9 weeks ago. I had endometrioma's removed from my ovaries, lots of adhesions removed from right pelvic wall and endometriosis removed from surface of the bowel. I'm presuming it was excised but I won't know for sure until I see my consultant in two weeks. My question is, is
I had a laparoscopy about 9 weeks ago. I had endometrioma's removed from my ovaries, lots of adhesions removed from right pelvic wall and endometriosis removed from surface of the bowel. I'm presuming it was excised but I won't know for sure until I see my consultant in two weeks. My question is, is
Flutterby75
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Endometriosis UK
3 months ago
Night Terrors
Good morning everyone, I last posted about my night terrors , so I visited my doctor who changed the 30mg lansoprazole I was taking to 20 Esomeprazole but unfortunately still getting the disturbing night terrors feel so upset this morning the nightmare was so bad last night I was too scared to go
Good morning everyone, I last posted about my night terrors , so I visited my doctor who changed the 30mg lansoprazole I was taking to 20 Esomeprazole but unfortunately still getting the disturbing night terrors feel so upset this morning the nightmare was so bad last night I was too scared to go
lmpieroni
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Scleroderma & Raynaud's UK (SRUK)
3 months ago
Abdominal burning pain
Do people suffer with burning pain, a bit like IBS pain, but more constant and burning anywhere across the abdomen. I am still awaiting tests to confirm PA, but I know I have a very high pH, so almost no stomach acid, which is obviously causing the pain. I eat a varied diet, not much in the way of processed
Do people suffer with burning pain, a bit like IBS pain, but more constant and burning anywhere across the abdomen. I am still awaiting tests to confirm PA, but I know I have a very high pH, so almost no stomach acid, which is obviously causing the pain. I eat a varied diet, not much in the way of processed
Chickens44
in
Pernicious Anaemia Society
3 months ago
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