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Any PD Patients Reluctant to Visit Clinic?
Is anyone else having a problem trying to convince their dialysis clinic -- with State and County shelter-in-place orders -- that coming into the clinic, with hemodialysis patients present (some of which have been diagnosed with covid-19) is something you would like to put off for at least a month of
Is anyone else having a problem trying to convince their dialysis clinic -- with State and County shelter-in-place orders -- that coming into the clinic, with hemodialysis patients present (some of which have been diagnosed with covid-19) is something you would like to put off for at least a month of
TaffyTwoshoes27
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Kidney Dialysis
4 years ago
What other treatments are left?
My SO is 83 year old. He was diagnosed with PC stage 4 in October 2018 with a PSA of 947 and Gleason 8. He first tried Zytiga which worked for 4 months, then he was on chemo for 5 sessions. He developed a bad case of lymphedema and had to quit chemo. He is now on Radium 223 and Provenge. Just finished
My SO is 83 year old. He was diagnosed with PC stage 4 in October 2018 with a PSA of 947 and Gleason 8. He first tried Zytiga which worked for 4 months, then he was on chemo for 5 sessions. He developed a bad case of lymphedema and had to quit chemo. He is now on Radium 223 and Provenge. Just finished
Hidden
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
How I overcame IBS-D
Dear all, I periodically post this advice to help new-comers to the subject. I consider myself a recovered IBS-sufferer and so like to share what I learned. I hope that you are keeping sane during the lockdown! This is my general approach to help people understand and repair their gastro-intestinal
Dear all, I periodically post this advice to help new-comers to the subject. I consider myself a recovered IBS-sufferer and so like to share what I learned. I hope that you are keeping sane during the lockdown! This is my general approach to help people understand and repair their gastro-intestinal
Stuart24
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IBS Network
4 years ago
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Angiotensin antihypertensives and COVID-19: No clear added risk nor protection.
Yesterday in a reply I raised the possibility of whether angiotensin-related anti-hypertensive drugs, ACE inhibitors or ARBs would have any protective effect on COVID-19 infectivity, having heard that the virus uses "ACE2" as a receptor. The current NEJM issue has an article summarizing this complex
Yesterday in a reply I raised the possibility of whether angiotensin-related anti-hypertensive drugs, ACE inhibitors or ARBs would have any protective effect on COVID-19 infectivity, having heard that the virus uses "ACE2" as a receptor. The current NEJM issue has an article summarizing this complex
MateoBeach
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
Radium 223
Hello This is my first post. We are going to be receiving our 4th Xofigo treatment. Can anyone fill us in as to what happens from here? We just had a scan. Still no Mets in the soft tissue just the bones. We would just appreciate some honesty. Should we be looking to go to Germany for treat with
Hello This is my first post. We are going to be receiving our 4th Xofigo treatment. Can anyone fill us in as to what happens from here? We just had a scan. Still no Mets in the soft tissue just the bones. We would just appreciate some honesty. Should we be looking to go to Germany for treat with
lovemyhusband4945
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
Period d*?
I was once a regular poster here since taking 2 antibiotics back in May 2019. Finally, after almost a year, I think I'm on the edge of being out of the woods. The last imodium I took was 10 weeks ago and in comparison to how much I took its outstanding. I think low stress has been the main thing that's
I was once a regular poster here since taking 2 antibiotics back in May 2019. Finally, after almost a year, I think I'm on the edge of being out of the woods. The last imodium I took was 10 weeks ago and in comparison to how much I took its outstanding. I think low stress has been the main thing that's
jalapeno1234
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IBS Network
4 years ago
How to get cell counts back to normal after Radium 223 (Xofigo) first dose?
Since my Dad had his first dose of Radium 223 (Xofigo), a few months ago now, his cell counts; Neutrophils, white blood cells, Heamoglobin and platelets have decreased. There was mention of a blood transfusion but I don't think it is necessary yet. He obviously can't continue with his treatment until
Since my Dad had his first dose of Radium 223 (Xofigo), a few months ago now, his cell counts; Neutrophils, white blood cells, Heamoglobin and platelets have decreased. There was mention of a blood transfusion but I don't think it is necessary yet. He obviously can't continue with his treatment until
Luucy
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
Stil looking for answers
I've not posted fir a while.im being treated with b12 injections for b12 deficiency . Only diagnosis really as neurologists disagreed. I had a nasty fall 5 weeks before I collapsed and got. Virtigo I'm still not functioning at all well. One neurologist though post concussion syndrome. Another said damage
I've not posted fir a while.im being treated with b12 injections for b12 deficiency . Only diagnosis really as neurologists disagreed. I had a nasty fall 5 weeks before I collapsed and got. Virtigo I'm still not functioning at all well. One neurologist though post concussion syndrome. Another said damage
Nackapan
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Headway
4 years ago
Been told this is it
Been told this is it for my family member. Drain did not seem to work Low sodium Low platelets They said no to water tablets as would affect salts but i have just read on here there is a tablet that does not affect salts so do not know why they are not trying this
Been told this is it for my family member. Drain did not seem to work Low sodium Low platelets They said no to water tablets as would affect salts but i have just read on here there is a tablet that does not affect salts so do not know why they are not trying this
eekk
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British Liver Trust
4 years ago
imbruvica side effects
hello my father in law is on Imbruvica. He has persistent low sodium (125 now with sodium chloride pill 4 times a day). He also has huge painful sores on his head and neck. Has any else had these side effects and if so did they decrease the dosage or stop treatment
hello my father in law is on Imbruvica. He has persistent low sodium (125 now with sodium chloride pill 4 times a day). He also has huge painful sores on his head and neck. Has any else had these side effects and if so did they decrease the dosage or stop treatment
principalmower
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CLL Support
4 years ago
Preservatives and other ingredients in injections
Hi! I'm wondering if anyone has opinions about or has researched preferable preservatives/ingredients in injections. In the US, benzyl alcohol seems to be the primary preservative in my cyano injections (other ingredients NaCl, hydrochloric acid, sodium hydroxide, "no more than 625 mcg aluminum"). The
Hi! I'm wondering if anyone has opinions about or has researched preferable preservatives/ingredients in injections. In the US, benzyl alcohol seems to be the primary preservative in my cyano injections (other ingredients NaCl, hydrochloric acid, sodium hydroxide, "no more than 625 mcg aluminum"). The
lynxis
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
4 years ago
NHS eat well salt nutrition advice
Hi everyone as it's salt awareness week and many people want to lower their sodium intake or concerned enough to want to know how myuch they are consuming as it is added to many unlikey foods, I'm also including the FDA nutritional advice as it has some very good advice. The NHS advice: https://www.nhs.uk
Hi everyone as it's salt awareness week and many people want to lower their sodium intake or concerned enough to want to know how myuch they are consuming as it is added to many unlikey foods, I'm also including the FDA nutritional advice as it has some very good advice. The NHS advice: https://www.nhs.uk
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Healthy Eating
4 years ago
Thyroid bloods
Hi Since 2002 My various GPs go through the ritual of insisting on an annual blood test and stopping my prescription until I have one. I've over replaced my thyroxine for all this time because I originally did not respond to thyroxine levels I was prescribed . Long story, but until I over replaced I
Hi Since 2002 My various GPs go through the ritual of insisting on an annual blood test and stopping my prescription until I have one. I've over replaced my thyroxine for all this time because I originally did not respond to thyroxine levels I was prescribed . Long story, but until I over replaced I
Cookienoodles
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Thyroid UK
4 years ago
Salt
Apparently it is (or was, as of yesterday) National Salt Awareness Week, organised by some worthies known as 'Action On Salt' (http://www.actiononsalt.org.uk/), with the hashtag ''#eatlessalt'. If nothing else, the existence of such things probably tells you all you need to know about our unhealthy relationship
Apparently it is (or was, as of yesterday) National Salt Awareness Week, organised by some worthies known as 'Action On Salt' (http://www.actiononsalt.org.uk/), with the hashtag ''#eatlessalt'. If nothing else, the existence of such things probably tells you all you need to know about our unhealthy relationship
TheAwfulToad
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Low-Carb High-Fat (LCHF)
4 years ago
World Salt Awareness Week
Hi everyone, This week is
World Salt Awareness Week
and this years theme is hidden salt in our food. In the US 70% of salt comes from packaged prepared and restaurant foods so how do we know the salt content of meals eaten out and thats the biggest source of sodium in some peoples diets. Too
Hi everyone, This week is
World Salt Awareness Week
and this years theme is hidden salt in our food. In the US 70% of salt comes from packaged prepared and restaurant foods so how do we know the salt content of meals eaten out and thats the biggest source of sodium in some peoples diets. Too
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Healthy Eating
4 years ago
Bowel incontinence
My daughter is 9 years old & been diagnosed coeliac for 3 years now. She's always suffered on & off with constipation before & after diagnosis even following a strict gluten free diet. She started having severe tummy aches in October last year & after several visits to gp & hospital was finally diagnosed
My daughter is 9 years old & been diagnosed coeliac for 3 years now. She's always suffered on & off with constipation before & after diagnosis even following a strict gluten free diet. She started having severe tummy aches in October last year & after several visits to gp & hospital was finally diagnosed
greenseahorse
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ERIC
4 years ago
Is there anything I can do to halt my disease progression?
Is there anything else I can do to halt my disease progression? My current GFR is 86 and I'm just trying to stop this thing before it gets out-of-hand. I currently do not eat refined sugar, gluten, or red meat. I have been sticking to a low sodium diet as well and eat mostly vegetables and fruit. I am
Is there anything else I can do to halt my disease progression? My current GFR is 86 and I'm just trying to stop this thing before it gets out-of-hand. I currently do not eat refined sugar, gluten, or red meat. I have been sticking to a low sodium diet as well and eat mostly vegetables and fruit. I am
mkjk
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Kidney Disease
4 years ago
Acalabrutinib three weeks appointment
I don’t know where my previous post went. Very likely, I did something wrong, so here it goes. The only side effect was bad headache for one week after which it became dull and I don’t even need to take Tylenol. Some fatigue and less energy and that is all. 👍🏻 My results are: WBC low at 3.9,
I don’t know where my previous post went. Very likely, I did something wrong, so here it goes. The only side effect was bad headache for one week after which it became dull and I don’t even need to take Tylenol. Some fatigue and less energy and that is all. 👍🏻 My results are: WBC low at 3.9,
studebaker
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CLL Support
4 years ago
Blood test deciphering please
Can I have help please with outside range on blood tests. Test resultUrea and electrolytes;Liver function tests;Serum C reactive protein level Report, Satisfactory, Communicate Patient, Other (Patient Informed) Coded entrySerum alanine aminotransferase level (XaLJx) 11 iu/L [< 33] Information about
Can I have help please with outside range on blood tests. Test resultUrea and electrolytes;Liver function tests;Serum C reactive protein level Report, Satisfactory, Communicate Patient, Other (Patient Informed) Coded entrySerum alanine aminotransferase level (XaLJx) 11 iu/L [< 33] Information about
Nuttybongo
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Thyroid UK
4 years ago
Latest for me...psa doubling every 4 weeks....update below
First reading was my best during my current treatment that included Cabazetaxel and Xtandi. Still on the Xtandi due to not many options and MO informed me current new clinical trails at SCCA were on hold. Scans still showing no progression and I am not having any problems other than normal ADT fatigue
First reading was my best during my current treatment that included Cabazetaxel and Xtandi. Still on the Xtandi due to not many options and MO informed me current new clinical trails at SCCA were on hold. Scans still showing no progression and I am not having any problems other than normal ADT fatigue
Hidden
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
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