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amino acids not recognised as essential in humans such as taurine play a role in fibromyalgia,
In this study, researchers measured the level of 20 amino acids (critical components of proteins). They found that overall levels of amino acids were lower in fibromyalgia and that seven amino acids were especially low, including taurine, alanine, tyrosine, valine, methionine, phenylalanine, and threonine.The
In this study, researchers measured the level of 20 amino acids (critical components of proteins). They found that overall levels of amino acids were lower in fibromyalgia and that seven amino acids were especially low, including taurine, alanine, tyrosine, valine, methionine, phenylalanine, and threonine.The
LawrenceT
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Fibromyalgia Action UK
1 year ago
Journey so far
Sorry for a long post - does anyone have the same issues/advice? I have always had irregular periods and very extreme pain on day 1 of my periods (have to go to bed until the pain is over - sometimes feels like what I imagine labour contractions to be, in waves, & sometimes constant stabbing). For
Sorry for a long post - does anyone have the same issues/advice? I have always had irregular periods and very extreme pain on day 1 of my periods (have to go to bed until the pain is over - sometimes feels like what I imagine labour contractions to be, in waves, & sometimes constant stabbing). For
MillieKD
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Endometriosis UK
1 year ago
Methylcobalamin in dry form from Oxford Biosciences
After buying the above I have now received the sterile saline solution from Germany - thank you Wedgwood for your advice! I have followed the instructions from Oxford Bio but would just like to clarify a couple of points. As I wrapped the foil around the vial the foil split so the vial was exposed
After buying the above I have now received the sterile saline solution from Germany - thank you Wedgwood for your advice! I have followed the instructions from Oxford Bio but would just like to clarify a couple of points. As I wrapped the foil around the vial the foil split so the vial was exposed
Vonni7
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
1 year ago
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Discovery of a signaling feedback circuit that defines interferon responses in myeloproliferative neoplasms- Published: 01 April 2022
This gets a little deep, but nonetheless may explain some things:
Abstract
Interferons (IFNs) are key initiators and effectors of the immune response against malignant cells and also directly inhibit tumor growth. IFNα is highly effective in the treatment of myeloproliferative neoplasms (MPNs
This gets a little deep, but nonetheless may explain some things:
Abstract
Interferons (IFNs) are key initiators and effectors of the immune response against malignant cells and also directly inhibit tumor growth. IFNα is highly effective in the treatment of myeloproliferative neoplasms (MPNs
PhysAssist
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MPN Voice
1 year ago
Glutathione Nebulization?
Has anyone experimented with glutathione nebulization? I’ve read that Laurie Mischley is doing it with clients. I tried it tonight using 100 MG of GSH powder dissolved in 1 tbs saline in my home nebulizer. I’m not sure about the dose or what kind of GSH to use. Or even if it’s a good idea? Looking at
Has anyone experimented with glutathione nebulization? I’ve read that Laurie Mischley is doing it with clients. I tried it tonight using 100 MG of GSH powder dissolved in 1 tbs saline in my home nebulizer. I’m not sure about the dose or what kind of GSH to use. Or even if it’s a good idea? Looking at
reedboat2
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Cure Parkinson's
1 year ago
Sadly, I've joined the PCa club ...
46 years old, married, no kids. Saw my urologist last week. I have a Gleason score of 6 (3+3) (Grade Group 1) with the cancer in one core (out of 12) and 21% of the core. What are my next steps? My instinct is to get surgery immediately but I really want kids but do not have any kids yet. My urologist
46 years old, married, no kids. Saw my urologist last week. I have a Gleason score of 6 (3+3) (Grade Group 1) with the cancer in one core (out of 12) and 21% of the core. What are my next steps? My instinct is to get surgery immediately but I really want kids but do not have any kids yet. My urologist
nvidia-ati
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Prostate Cancer Network
1 year ago
Is this IBS bit of a weird one.
So since 10th February this year I started with diarrhea only really once a day after about 2 months (april) I made a doctor appointment where they felt my stomach and it was not hard or sore at all, he wanted to do a stool sample and blood sample which I did and it all came back as normal, still having
So since 10th February this year I started with diarrhea only really once a day after about 2 months (april) I made a doctor appointment where they felt my stomach and it was not hard or sore at all, he wanted to do a stool sample and blood sample which I did and it all came back as normal, still having
beachbabe40
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IBS Network
1 year ago
Have you had a 3D SIS scan? How's it different to a saline infusion scan?
Sorry for the multiple posts this week Can anyone help answer this? I asked my clinic for a 3D SIS scan which they agreed to. But when they put my appointment details in writing, it said I had been booked in for a Saline Infusion Scan. I have been on the phone to them and they say these are 2 different
Sorry for the multiple posts this week Can anyone help answer this? I asked my clinic for a 3D SIS scan which they agreed to. But when they put my appointment details in writing, it said I had been booked in for a Saline Infusion Scan. I have been on the phone to them and they say these are 2 different
Skittles11
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Fertility Network UK
1 year ago
Saline solution
I have just purchases Methylcobalamin in powdered form from Oxford Biosciences Ltd but the sterile saline solution they recommend from germany is not available. Can you use the Boots Everyday Sterile Saline? Thanks for your help
I have just purchases Methylcobalamin in powdered form from Oxford Biosciences Ltd but the sterile saline solution they recommend from germany is not available. Can you use the Boots Everyday Sterile Saline? Thanks for your help
Vonni7
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
1 year ago
Can these failures all caused by a single polyp? Help please! (4th failed transfer potentially...)
Hello my dear IVF warriors! No good news again I am afraid... My 9DPT5DT HCG blood level came back as <1. Even though doctor suggested to continue with meds but I know my chance for this round is slim. We had Hysteroscopy + PGS tested embryo + intralipid + HCG flush. However it is still failing
Hello my dear IVF warriors! No good news again I am afraid... My 9DPT5DT HCG blood level came back as <1. Even though doctor suggested to continue with meds but I know my chance for this round is slim. We had Hysteroscopy + PGS tested embryo + intralipid + HCG flush. However it is still failing
neverdance
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Fertility Network UK
1 year ago
Postive ANA?
Hi, I recently had a postive ANA result (1:160 speckled) alongside elevated CRP. Few years ago had tests that my GP said were indicative of lupus (abnormal urine sample, elevated serum creatine and elevated lupus anti coag) he said if I felt okay to just leave it there… Since 2020 I have felt gradually
Hi, I recently had a postive ANA result (1:160 speckled) alongside elevated CRP. Few years ago had tests that my GP said were indicative of lupus (abnormal urine sample, elevated serum creatine and elevated lupus anti coag) he said if I felt okay to just leave it there… Since 2020 I have felt gradually
GreenTealSeal
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LUPUS UK
1 year ago
Endo appointment in Liverpool ❤️
Hi everyone 💗 Well I saw a lovely endocrinologist in Liverpool yesterday , they actually do exist 😂 She as agreed with the parathyroid surgeon I need the pet chlorine scan and is organising that, she also said if nothing shows up she will look in to a fine needle aspration👍. We did discuss the probability
Hi everyone 💗 Well I saw a lovely endocrinologist in Liverpool yesterday , they actually do exist 😂 She as agreed with the parathyroid surgeon I need the pet chlorine scan and is organising that, she also said if nothing shows up she will look in to a fine needle aspration👍. We did discuss the probability
birkie
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Thyroid UK
1 year ago
My Current Stack (What is in Yours?)
Fabnusasked me what my current stack was so I am sharing it here. Please remember I have not been diagnosed with PD. I have RBD and some other symptoms.
Also remember I have a HS degree, poor impulse control, and I am prone to bad decisions. Please do your own research.
The best place
Fabnusasked me what my current stack was so I am sharing it here. Please remember I have not been diagnosed with PD. I have RBD and some other symptoms.
Also remember I have a HS degree, poor impulse control, and I am prone to bad decisions. Please do your own research.
The best place
Bolt_Upright
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Cure Parkinson's
1 year ago
Navage?
Many of us (most?) suffer from sinus issues and we have our own tools to deal with these issues. My weapons of choice are Saline spray followed by Flonase before I go to bed. Works pretty well except for right now during allergy season. However, I've been hearing many advertisements for the Navage
Many of us (most?) suffer from sinus issues and we have our own tools to deal with these issues. My weapons of choice are Saline spray followed by Flonase before I go to bed. Works pretty well except for right now during allergy season. However, I've been hearing many advertisements for the Navage
hhk50
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CLL Support
1 year ago
What to do
I have had my 6day embryo transfer 8 days ago and my clinic told me I could do the blood test tomorrow, but it would be better do to it on Monday the 19th. Today is my partners birthday, so I did a urine test and it came out negative… My question is, the result will most likely not change, so should
I have had my 6day embryo transfer 8 days ago and my clinic told me I could do the blood test tomorrow, but it would be better do to it on Monday the 19th. Today is my partners birthday, so I did a urine test and it came out negative… My question is, the result will most likely not change, so should
PPea
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Fertility Network UK
1 year ago
Help how to drug test for Hallucinogens (LSD, PCP, Psilocybin)
Hello, I’m new here and we are going through some really tough stuff with our 14 year old (ADHD, anxiety, depression). We have been using a 12 panel urine test by identify diagnostics to monitor his self medicating / drug abuse. Can someone point me in the direction or how to test for Hallucinogens (
Hello, I’m new here and we are going through some really tough stuff with our 14 year old (ADHD, anxiety, depression). We have been using a 12 panel urine test by identify diagnostics to monitor his self medicating / drug abuse. Can someone point me in the direction or how to test for Hallucinogens (
Sunnysideup2
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CHADD's ADHD Parents Together
1 year ago
Can I improve or stop progression of CKD
I will be 85 this July. I regularly see my nephrologist every 6 months for CKD and my Hematologist every 4 months for MGUS. And my primary about every 4 months. They all order blood and urine testing to monitor my progress and status. I watch YouTube videos of Nephrologists and Renal Dieticians.
I will be 85 this July. I regularly see my nephrologist every 6 months for CKD and my Hematologist every 4 months for MGUS. And my primary about every 4 months. They all order blood and urine testing to monitor my progress and status. I watch YouTube videos of Nephrologists and Renal Dieticians.
Honeylover
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Kidney Disease
1 year ago
NHS medication requested from GP surgery
I expect we all have repeat scripts showing when we can request regular medication, and when it was last issued, the date we can request more, and date when review is due. Most of my items were due for review on Thursday 2 March 2023. However nothing has happened, except with my antibiotic Azithromycin
I expect we all have repeat scripts showing when we can request regular medication, and when it was last issued, the date we can request more, and date when review is due. Most of my items were due for review on Thursday 2 March 2023. However nothing has happened, except with my antibiotic Azithromycin
Morrison10
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
1 year ago
Low egrf, high creotine, everything else normal.
This is new to me and still pretty scary. I am 41. Last November my gfr was 51.. Then in January it tested at 61. Last week it tested at 48. Is it normal for it jump around so much.. My creatine is high.. Like 1.4. It has jumped around a little.. All my other blood tests and urine tests came back normal
This is new to me and still pretty scary. I am 41. Last November my gfr was 51.. Then in January it tested at 61. Last week it tested at 48. Is it normal for it jump around so much.. My creatine is high.. Like 1.4. It has jumped around a little.. All my other blood tests and urine tests came back normal
tresa56
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Kidney Disease
1 year ago
GP wants urine sample with annual blood test for thyroid…..any idea why?
Has anyone ever been asked for a urine sample along with their annual NHS blood test for thyroid? I’m 69 and have been treated with Levo for hypothyroidism for a few years but don’t have any other health conditions apart from HBA1C hovering around 40-43. I’ve only been at this surgery for a year and
Has anyone ever been asked for a urine sample along with their annual NHS blood test for thyroid? I’m 69 and have been treated with Levo for hypothyroidism for a few years but don’t have any other health conditions apart from HBA1C hovering around 40-43. I’ve only been at this surgery for a year and
Bearo
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Thyroid UK
1 year ago
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