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Imodium for IBS-D
Hi, Just read up about Imodium for ibs-d, I'm taking sertraline at the moment (an antidepressant) and was wondering whether this would be a bad idea. Thanks !!
Hi, Just read up about Imodium for ibs-d, I'm taking sertraline at the moment (an antidepressant) and was wondering whether this would be a bad idea. Thanks !!
applecat
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IBS Network
5 years ago
Breathlessness while on Keppra
I started with Epilepsy about 4 years ago and eventually the fits settled on Keppra having tried both Lamotragine and sodium valporate. After 3 years on 1000 mg per day split into 2 doses, I suffered a really bad reaction to the Keppra- intense nausea, bad back ache and dreadful confusion and the dose
I started with Epilepsy about 4 years ago and eventually the fits settled on Keppra having tried both Lamotragine and sodium valporate. After 3 years on 1000 mg per day split into 2 doses, I suffered a really bad reaction to the Keppra- intense nausea, bad back ache and dreadful confusion and the dose
heathermr
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Epilepsy Action
5 years ago
Benefits of celery juicing
I received an email today from Medical Medium https://www.medicalmedium.com/ today about the benefits of celery juice which I think has a lot of good going for it. So I would like to share the points verbatim. My personal experience is drinking celery and cucumber juice daily, and initially three
I received an email today from Medical Medium https://www.medicalmedium.com/ today about the benefits of celery juice which I think has a lot of good going for it. So I would like to share the points verbatim. My personal experience is drinking celery and cucumber juice daily, and initially three
andyswarbs
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Healthy Eating
5 years ago
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new here: diastolic hypertension and inappropriate sinus tachycardia
(please excuse the lengthy first post.) hi all, i have had a resting heart rate of 100 -120 for at least a decade, never lower than 95 or so. i am in my late 20s. it would cause anxiety at times, but mostly i was okay and it didn't interfere with my life. i could do hiit workouts, lift weights, no
(please excuse the lengthy first post.) hi all, i have had a resting heart rate of 100 -120 for at least a decade, never lower than 95 or so. i am in my late 20s. it would cause anxiety at times, but mostly i was okay and it didn't interfere with my life. i could do hiit workouts, lift weights, no
kindred7
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High Blood Pressure Support
5 years ago
I got my energy back and got rid of all the symptoms...
I got rid of my symptoms when I got enough potassium. It took me some time to find out (browsing research results on pubmed) that one of the reasons hyperthyroidism can be dangerous is that high levels of thyroid hormone depletes the body of potassium. Together with the fact that many of the side effects
I got rid of my symptoms when I got enough potassium. It took me some time to find out (browsing research results on pubmed) that one of the reasons hyperthyroidism can be dangerous is that high levels of thyroid hormone depletes the body of potassium. Together with the fact that many of the side effects
BirgitteG
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Thyroid UK
5 years ago
Bicarbonate of soda eased my ectopics
Hi all I have been writing to members describing a potential relief I have experienced from my lifelong VEB's. Please disregard. It seems that the effects of taking sodium bicarbonate can be severe and include violent diarrhoea and other issues. So I will just keep on with my magnesium tablets and anti-depressants
Hi all I have been writing to members describing a potential relief I have experienced from my lifelong VEB's. Please disregard. It seems that the effects of taking sodium bicarbonate can be severe and include violent diarrhoea and other issues. So I will just keep on with my magnesium tablets and anti-depressants
Hidden
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Arrhythmia Alliance
5 years ago
Integrating Novel Targets and Precision Medicine Into Prostate Cancer Care—Part 1: The Non-Androgen–Targetable Pathways in Castration-Resist
Good article that provides an update - LOTS going on!! Integrating Novel Targets and Precision Medicine Into Prostate Cancer Care—Part 1: The Non-Androgen–Targetable Pathways in Castration-Resistant Prostate Cancer Bryden Considine, DODaniel P. Petrylak, MD March 13, 2019 Volume: 33Issue: 3 Prostate
Good article that provides an update - LOTS going on!! Integrating Novel Targets and Precision Medicine Into Prostate Cancer Care—Part 1: The Non-Androgen–Targetable Pathways in Castration-Resistant Prostate Cancer Bryden Considine, DODaniel P. Petrylak, MD March 13, 2019 Volume: 33Issue: 3 Prostate
JLS1
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
5 years ago
Lactulose
Anyone taking Lactulose for constipation? I was prescribed it after not having a bowel movement for 10 days and no relief. Now today I called my dr. and they doubled the dose for me to take. If I don't go by tommorow I have to go in and have them take exrays. This is so embarresing especially if they
Anyone taking Lactulose for constipation? I was prescribed it after not having a bowel movement for 10 days and no relief. Now today I called my dr. and they doubled the dose for me to take. If I don't go by tommorow I have to go in and have them take exrays. This is so embarresing especially if they
lauriefontaine67
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British Liver Trust
5 years ago
Can anyone help me interpret / argue my blood results to my GP?
Hi, I had a full run of bloods last week which have all been signed off as "satisfactory" by the GP. This doesn't solve anything, as I'm still so exhausted that I sleep through 3 alarms including a sunlight alarm clock every morning and can barely keep my eyes open all day. I'd be really grateful
Hi, I had a full run of bloods last week which have all been signed off as "satisfactory" by the GP. This doesn't solve anything, as I'm still so exhausted that I sleep through 3 alarms including a sunlight alarm clock every morning and can barely keep my eyes open all day. I'd be really grateful
tea_leaf
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
5 years ago
New Blue Horizons Vitamin and Mineral test!
Hi everyone I've been supplementing as suggested by our excellent experts for a while, and wanted to see how things were looking. I'd previously failed to find a cost-effective way of testing Selenium and Magnesium in particular, and this new Blue Horizons test covers all the key vits and minerals for
Hi everyone I've been supplementing as suggested by our excellent experts for a while, and wanted to see how things were looking. I'd previously failed to find a cost-effective way of testing Selenium and Magnesium in particular, and this new Blue Horizons test covers all the key vits and minerals for
Laundretta
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Thyroid UK
5 years ago
Fluoxetine severe reaction and withdrawals
I was on Lofepramine for about six years. Unfortunately before Christmas it became unavailable due to two of the manufacturers relocating. In January my GP transferred me onto fluoxetine after tapering down the Lofepramine. Almost from day 1 of taking the fluoxetine I got severe migraines on a daily
I was on Lofepramine for about six years. Unfortunately before Christmas it became unavailable due to two of the manufacturers relocating. In January my GP transferred me onto fluoxetine after tapering down the Lofepramine. Almost from day 1 of taking the fluoxetine I got severe migraines on a daily
LFE12
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Mental Health Support
5 years ago
Which type of magnesium is best for thyroid
Magnesium which is best for under active thyroid ? I’ve been taking 200mg at night as I take my Levothyroxine on waking. I opted for magnesium citrate as it’s supposed to be easily absorbed anyone else have any advise ?
Magnesium which is best for under active thyroid ? I’ve been taking 200mg at night as I take my Levothyroxine on waking. I opted for magnesium citrate as it’s supposed to be easily absorbed anyone else have any advise ?
Yellow1955
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Thyroid UK
5 years ago
Please help with return of symptoms - GP says he has no explanation
I was diagnosed in March 2018 Blood test TSH level 5.1 I was given 50 micro grams of Levothyroxine. This made me feel a lot less tired and all my other symptoms went. I stopped putting weight on but still couldn’t lose any. I felt like I could have benefited from a tiny bit more Levothyroxine but blood
I was diagnosed in March 2018 Blood test TSH level 5.1 I was given 50 micro grams of Levothyroxine. This made me feel a lot less tired and all my other symptoms went. I stopped putting weight on but still couldn’t lose any. I felt like I could have benefited from a tiny bit more Levothyroxine but blood
RebP
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Thyroid UK
5 years ago
New Test Results (feedback please) and Mixed Endo Results (US)
I would love some feedback on these labs from you wonderful people. Met with endo and they completed first round of testing (after gp refused to do any increase in NDT medication even though symptoms AND fT3/4 levels were worse). There was good and bad. Endo will not do rT3, saliva cortisol, active
I would love some feedback on these labs from you wonderful people. Met with endo and they completed first round of testing (after gp refused to do any increase in NDT medication even though symptoms AND fT3/4 levels were worse). There was good and bad. Endo will not do rT3, saliva cortisol, active
soupybp
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Thyroid UK
5 years ago
Chronic Diarrhea, potential IBS?? Advice please as doctors aren’t helping!
Hi there, I’m not sure if anyone can help me here but I’m struggling a lot with Diarrhea. Since the first week of jan this year I’ve had an ‘urgent’ feeling of needing to go to the toilet. I’m a nanny and have to take the children to school at 7:40am and it’s usually around 8am mid-drive that it kicks
Hi there, I’m not sure if anyone can help me here but I’m struggling a lot with Diarrhea. Since the first week of jan this year I’ve had an ‘urgent’ feeling of needing to go to the toilet. I’m a nanny and have to take the children to school at 7:40am and it’s usually around 8am mid-drive that it kicks
whatevertogether
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IBS Network
5 years ago
Went out to dinner
I have a question. It's hardly the most important posted here, but one I suspect we've all faced. I am 57 years old, stage 3b and on a reduced sodium and potassium diet. I've been sticking to it pretty well. But last night I went out to dinner. There was no nutritional information available, so I
I have a question. It's hardly the most important posted here, but one I suspect we've all faced. I am 57 years old, stage 3b and on a reduced sodium and potassium diet. I've been sticking to it pretty well. But last night I went out to dinner. There was no nutritional information available, so I
kungfudude
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Kidney Disease
5 years ago
Recently Diagnosed with Liver Cirrhosis
Hi All, Unfortunately my father is diagnosed with Liver Cirrhosis 3 weeks back. He is diabetic since last 17 years. He never really had alcohol. Recently during our small family vacation, his legs had swelling - which often appeared during travelling due to legs hanging but disappeared after a night
Hi All, Unfortunately my father is diagnosed with Liver Cirrhosis 3 weeks back. He is diabetic since last 17 years. He never really had alcohol. Recently during our small family vacation, his legs had swelling - which often appeared during travelling due to legs hanging but disappeared after a night
zvhipp
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British Liver Trust
5 years ago
🌼 In season for March 🌼
Here is what is in season for March.....which reminds me it’s so long since I’ve had watercress. Going to have to buy some although maybe it’s slightly early?🙂 Watercress contain Vitamin K and also contains small amounts of vitamin E, thiamine, riboflavin, vitamin B6, folate, pantothenic acid, magnesium
Here is what is in season for March.....which reminds me it’s so long since I’ve had watercress. Going to have to buy some although maybe it’s slightly early?🙂 Watercress contain Vitamin K and also contains small amounts of vitamin E, thiamine, riboflavin, vitamin B6, folate, pantothenic acid, magnesium
Agoodenough
Administrator
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Vegan Foods for Life
5 years ago
Ibs mixed - help with symptom management
Hi guys I need some advice, I have ibs mixed and normally this is very well managed, with just the occasional cramping episode or frequency in bowel movement, particularly the Diarrhea side to things is normally just loose rather than full on Diarrhea. However last week I had an episode of Diarrhea,
Hi guys I need some advice, I have ibs mixed and normally this is very well managed, with just the occasional cramping episode or frequency in bowel movement, particularly the Diarrhea side to things is normally just loose rather than full on Diarrhea. However last week I had an episode of Diarrhea,
NoodlePip
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IBS Network
5 years ago
Update on appointment
Hello! I wasn’t sure if I should comment an update on my previous post or make a new post. So here we are haha We got good news today, the doctor said my fiancé is compensated!! He was shocked and happy with the improvement and said “you look incredible!” When he saw my fiancé (Billy). He said we could
Hello! I wasn’t sure if I should comment an update on my previous post or make a new post. So here we are haha We got good news today, the doctor said my fiancé is compensated!! He was shocked and happy with the improvement and said “you look incredible!” When he saw my fiancé (Billy). He said we could
Mywildlove
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British Liver Trust
5 years ago
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