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How do Intramuscular Injections of B12 work?
Hi, after reading numerous posts I am intrigued to find out the mechanism of an intramuscular injection. I wonder if other members could help? The doses that members need are considerably more than the NHS prescribe. I know that some vitamins in high doses can have pharmaceutical effects. Vitamin K is
Hi, after reading numerous posts I am intrigued to find out the mechanism of an intramuscular injection. I wonder if other members could help? The doses that members need are considerably more than the NHS prescribe. I know that some vitamins in high doses can have pharmaceutical effects. Vitamin K is
john159
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
3 years ago
Magnesium and Taurine
Hi again, quick question. I have magnesium citrate, it was easy to find. Magnesium taurate I cannot buy locally, only as an import from Amazon. I have found taurine locally. Can anyone tell me whether magnesium citrate (or I could get glyconate) plus taurine is thought to be as effective as magnesium
Hi again, quick question. I have magnesium citrate, it was easy to find. Magnesium taurate I cannot buy locally, only as an import from Amazon. I have found taurine locally. Can anyone tell me whether magnesium citrate (or I could get glyconate) plus taurine is thought to be as effective as magnesium
CurlyPretzel
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Arrhythmia Alliance
3 years ago
MB12 expiration date and storage after opening and mixing with saline solution
hi. how many time does the oxford bioscience mb12 poxder vial lasts after mixing it with saline solution? can i divide it into doses in needles and store in the fridge? thanks.
hi. how many time does the oxford bioscience mb12 poxder vial lasts after mixing it with saline solution? can i divide it into doses in needles and store in the fridge? thanks.
KS38
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
3 years ago
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Active T3 test and 24 hour urine test.
Had a chat with somebody who knows about thyroid and asked what he thought about reverse T3 tests. The answer he gave me is that there is an "active T3" test, and the T3 is in a form that will enter the cells (it is believed I may have receptor blockage) and that is what some thyroid specialists use
Had a chat with somebody who knows about thyroid and asked what he thought about reverse T3 tests. The answer he gave me is that there is an "active T3" test, and the T3 is in a form that will enter the cells (it is believed I may have receptor blockage) and that is what some thyroid specialists use
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Thyroid UK
3 years ago
Please help!
Hi everybody! This is my first post. I really need help. I am Marion from Maidenhead, 52 years old and all on my own with the feeling of suffocating more and more. I am suffering so much that I am furious that I am not allowed to get a life-ending injection! Since 3 years I am short of breath and getting
Hi everybody! This is my first post. I really need help. I am Marion from Maidenhead, 52 years old and all on my own with the feeling of suffocating more and more. I am suffering so much that I am furious that I am not allowed to get a life-ending injection! Since 3 years I am short of breath and getting
Marionmarion
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 years ago
Is there a Psma blood test?
I have had 2 psma scans over the past few years, along with an Axumin scan. None have identified any cancer yet my PSA is still increasing. I know that some percentage of prostate cancers do not express PSMA. Is there a test to find out if I have PSMA, perhaps a blood or urine test? I would like
I have had 2 psma scans over the past few years, along with an Axumin scan. None have identified any cancer yet my PSA is still increasing. I know that some percentage of prostate cancers do not express PSMA. Is there a test to find out if I have PSMA, perhaps a blood or urine test? I would like
Teddy28
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Prostate Cancer Network
3 years ago
Q regarding cortisol levels - anyone else experience very low levels? Could it be Addison's disease? I know it's rare.
Hi everyone, I got these results from a recent 24hr cortisol urine test. I'm a little concerned and I mean, it matches how I feel, I feel horrendous. However, i've had this done by a functional medicine practice called DUTCH testing, but i'm concerned my GP/endocrinologist won't accept this as valid
Hi everyone, I got these results from a recent 24hr cortisol urine test. I'm a little concerned and I mean, it matches how I feel, I feel horrendous. However, i've had this done by a functional medicine practice called DUTCH testing, but i'm concerned my GP/endocrinologist won't accept this as valid
LPLx
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Thyroid UK
3 years ago
Pleurisy
Hi I was diagnosed with pleurisy just over a week ago. I'd been getting pains at the base of my left rib , shoulder blades and chest. Also shortness of breath. Doctor gave me antibiotics and steroids the week before but they didn't help. I was sent to a+e with suspected pleurisy. I had chest xray ,ecg
Hi I was diagnosed with pleurisy just over a week ago. I'd been getting pains at the base of my left rib , shoulder blades and chest. Also shortness of breath. Doctor gave me antibiotics and steroids the week before but they didn't help. I was sent to a+e with suspected pleurisy. I had chest xray ,ecg
Hidden
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 years ago
Has anyone else had heart complications after their Covid jab(s)? For me, no health issues, medication or family history prior.
Hello everyone. It seems that unwittingly, I've stumbled into the lion's den known as cardio-vascular problems, after my Pfizer Covid jabs. Of course, like everybody else I need protection from this dreadful virus, but never envisaged being in this situation as result. I'm from a medical & environmental
Hello everyone. It seems that unwittingly, I've stumbled into the lion's den known as cardio-vascular problems, after my Pfizer Covid jabs. Of course, like everybody else I need protection from this dreadful virus, but never envisaged being in this situation as result. I'm from a medical & environmental
BrezelMan47
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British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
Overactive bladder / impaction / something else?
My 3.5yr old (daytime toilet trained for over a year, uses nappy at night which are always wet) is having loads of daytime wetting accidents with small wet patches often appearing on her pants just 30mins or less after she's had a wee (which grow if we don't get her to the toilet fast). The more she
My 3.5yr old (daytime toilet trained for over a year, uses nappy at night which are always wet) is having loads of daytime wetting accidents with small wet patches often appearing on her pants just 30mins or less after she's had a wee (which grow if we don't get her to the toilet fast). The more she
AtoZtoA
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ERIC
3 years ago
confused and anxious
After several phone calls to my GP and Rheumatology department, I had a phone call from one of the registrars from the Rheumatology department this morning. Thanks to you all , I knew about the importance of making some notes before my appointment so that I could report my symptoms and ask further
After several phone calls to my GP and Rheumatology department, I had a phone call from one of the registrars from the Rheumatology department this morning. Thanks to you all , I knew about the importance of making some notes before my appointment so that I could report my symptoms and ask further
April2018
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LUPUS UK
3 years ago
Day 4
Meal yesterday same as the day before - prawns and half tin of kippers. Back on full tin today. Still full on keto by the urine test. Worked all day, then a 6 mile bike ride. According to all the conventional literature I should by now be crawling the walls, starving, deprived, doing myself damage etc
Meal yesterday same as the day before - prawns and half tin of kippers. Back on full tin today. Still full on keto by the urine test. Worked all day, then a 6 mile bike ride. According to all the conventional literature I should by now be crawling the walls, starving, deprived, doing myself damage etc
MikePollard
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Low-Carb High-Fat (LCHF)
3 years ago
Waited 18 months, cancelled with 6 days to go.
I need a hug. I followed all the rules, isolating hard core, even over my 26th bday on Monday. I've waited 18 months and had it cancelled twice before. And now, at the final final hurdle... I've lost it again, and with no new date. Due to terrible communication at a women's private hospital, I was
I need a hug. I followed all the rules, isolating hard core, even over my 26th bday on Monday. I've waited 18 months and had it cancelled twice before. And now, at the final final hurdle... I've lost it again, and with no new date. Due to terrible communication at a women's private hospital, I was
BunnyBean
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Neuro Support
3 years ago
Effect of Erythropoietin on Erectile Function after Radical Prostatectomy: The ERECT Randomized Clinical Trial - Journal of Urol - July 2021
Results of a small study on the effects of the use of drug Erythropoietin prior to radical prostatectomy to improve erectile function after surgery. No positive benefit shown and the study seems to confirm that a good surgeon who can spare the nerves (that's why it's called nerve-sparing surgery) is
Results of a small study on the effects of the use of drug Erythropoietin prior to radical prostatectomy to improve erectile function after surgery. No positive benefit shown and the study seems to confirm that a good surgeon who can spare the nerves (that's why it's called nerve-sparing surgery) is
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Fight Prostate Cancer
3 years ago
In a few days
Hello everyone, I am sooooooooooooooo so so happy as I have been given my operation date (11th June). I am still unsure if I have endo in both ovaries but I shall soon have a better idea of what is going on and if the issue has been resolved. I thought I would post to let others know (who may still
Hello everyone, I am sooooooooooooooo so so happy as I have been given my operation date (11th June). I am still unsure if I have endo in both ovaries but I shall soon have a better idea of what is going on and if the issue has been resolved. I thought I would post to let others know (who may still
En23
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Endometriosis UK
3 years ago
prostate cancer so scared psa level over 100
Hi ,Im new here my husband is 56 and has not yet been diagnosed with anything yet he went for a check up and the prostate was hard and lumpy so doctor sent us for a scan . he called us the next night saying all looked clear and fine and urine test came back fine , but said he was waiting on the PSA
Hi ,Im new here my husband is 56 and has not yet been diagnosed with anything yet he went for a check up and the prostate was hard and lumpy so doctor sent us for a scan . he called us the next night saying all looked clear and fine and urine test came back fine , but said he was waiting on the PSA
palser1
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 years ago
Emotional Rollercoaster
The ride began on the 6th May !! On putting Richard to bed using the Ross Return I instinctively knew he wasn’t right . I rang our Gp first thing in the morning , a paramedic came out and took urine from his catheter bag . I wasn’t happy about that but didn’t challenge him . Richard was started on Antibiotics
The ride began on the 6th May !! On putting Richard to bed using the Ross Return I instinctively knew he wasn’t right . I rang our Gp first thing in the morning , a paramedic came out and took urine from his catheter bag . I wasn’t happy about that but didn’t challenge him . Richard was started on Antibiotics
Nichod100
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Multiple System Atrophy Trust
3 years ago
24 hr urine test
Hi, I am a 53 year old female. Just had a 24hr urine test that came up with some out of range results. Phosphate concentration came up low: result 9.8 mmol/L, normal range 11-44 mmol/L, but the total phosphate per day was normal at 22.5 mmol/day within the range of 11-45 mmol/day. Is the low concentration
Hi, I am a 53 year old female. Just had a 24hr urine test that came up with some out of range results. Phosphate concentration came up low: result 9.8 mmol/L, normal range 11-44 mmol/L, but the total phosphate per day was normal at 22.5 mmol/day within the range of 11-45 mmol/day. Is the low concentration
Gotroot
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Kidney Disease
3 years ago
Is this the end of weight-training? Ugh.
Hi guys. Well this is depressing isn't it. I've always had low GFR and high Creatinine, this is because I've always weight trained. In 2018 I was at: In 2018 it was - gfr60.4 In 2020 it was gfr63.3 In 2021 it was grf57. My Creatinine levels are around 120, constantly. My doctor does not seem overly
Hi guys. Well this is depressing isn't it. I've always had low GFR and high Creatinine, this is because I've always weight trained. In 2018 I was at: In 2018 it was - gfr60.4 In 2020 it was gfr63.3 In 2021 it was grf57. My Creatinine levels are around 120, constantly. My doctor does not seem overly
spencerk
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Kidney Disease
3 years ago
One functioning kidney, the other is basically dead
With a gfr of between 50 and 60 along with hypertension, does this put my wife in the CKD category? She also has other problematic things that are documented in my name's history of you click on the name. Should she be avoiding salt, and saline IV drips?? It's just when in hospital and on an IV drip
With a gfr of between 50 and 60 along with hypertension, does this put my wife in the CKD category? She also has other problematic things that are documented in my name's history of you click on the name. Should she be avoiding salt, and saline IV drips?? It's just when in hospital and on an IV drip
jointpain
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Early CKD Support
3 years ago
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