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Can’t sleep
I was diagnosed in May of this year.. Started with double vision. I also have seizures, mostly controlled. I can’t sleep hardly at all. Tried several meds, nothing. Very frustrating. I get maybe 3, maybe 4 hours if lucky. There have been some nights I haven’t slept at all? Anyone else have
I was diagnosed in May of this year.. Started with double vision. I also have seizures, mostly controlled. I can’t sleep hardly at all. Tried several meds, nothing. Very frustrating. I get maybe 3, maybe 4 hours if lucky. There have been some nights I haven’t slept at all? Anyone else have
Cinjav
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PSP Association
8 months ago
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Im taking teva levothyroxine 100mcgThybon t3, 15mcg, split 3 x 5mcg dose Magnesium glycinate 650mg Vit D3,k2 mk-7, 5000iu Any advice very much appreciated 🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸
Im taking teva levothyroxine 100mcgThybon t3, 15mcg, split 3 x 5mcg dose Magnesium glycinate 650mg Vit D3,k2 mk-7, 5000iu Any advice very much appreciated 🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸
Geegee777
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Thyroid UK
6 months ago
Blepharitis
hi I have rheumatoid arthritis, herpes simplex in my right eye and acute glaucoma caused by the treatment for my eye. I’ve now got blepharitis in both my eyes which has just started on Monday after my infusion for my arthritis. I went to the doctor and they said just use baby shampoo but my eyes are
hi I have rheumatoid arthritis, herpes simplex in my right eye and acute glaucoma caused by the treatment for my eye. I’ve now got blepharitis in both my eyes which has just started on Monday after my infusion for my arthritis. I went to the doctor and they said just use baby shampoo but my eyes are
Golden87
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Glaucoma UK
8 months ago
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GCA flares and eyesight
Thank you to everybody on this site – I have found it very helpful. I was diagnosed with GCA in September. I have to say my GP and Bath Hospital were excellent though it was a shock. My sight tested OK in the Eye Clinic. I started on 60 prednisolone reducing, and I am coping quite well, but I am paranoid
Thank you to everybody on this site – I have found it very helpful. I was diagnosed with GCA in September. I have to say my GP and Bath Hospital were excellent though it was a shock. My sight tested OK in the Eye Clinic. I started on 60 prednisolone reducing, and I am coping quite well, but I am paranoid
Gladys911
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PMRGCAuk
8 months ago
Anyone opted for private Cataract surgery?
Hi, I have seronegative RA and am on Benepali. Have just had a routine eye test and been told I need cataract surgery. I thought I needed new glasses but it turns out it's cataracts! Anyway my optician has referred me on the NHS via my GP but I'm wondering about going private as I have no idea how long
Hi, I have seronegative RA and am on Benepali. Have just had a routine eye test and been told I need cataract surgery. I thought I needed new glasses but it turns out it's cataracts! Anyway my optician has referred me on the NHS via my GP but I'm wondering about going private as I have no idea how long
Chann
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NRAS
8 months ago
Sjogrens - eye pain/migraine
I'm getting severe headaches that are around my eyes. I wake up with my head & eyes killing me. Is this just dry eyes? My light sensitivity is off the charts. Has anyone else expierenced this? Is this a Sjogren symptom?
I'm getting severe headaches that are around my eyes. I wake up with my head & eyes killing me. Is this just dry eyes? My light sensitivity is off the charts. Has anyone else expierenced this? Is this a Sjogren symptom?
Texgirl
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NRAS
9 months ago
Has the Pulsed Field Ablation technique increased success rate?
Although Flecainide 50mg bid has kept AF episodes to a much lower frequency, 6 in ‘23, I’d like to hear from a few more of you who have undergone this new procedure. What are the results; is the blanking period shorter; anyone had it done at Royal Bournemouth Hospital? I hear reports that it’s much
Although Flecainide 50mg bid has kept AF episodes to a much lower frequency, 6 in ‘23, I’d like to hear from a few more of you who have undergone this new procedure. What are the results; is the blanking period shorter; anyone had it done at Royal Bournemouth Hospital? I hear reports that it’s much
Racquet
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
6 months ago
Hi all. I have had concussion since August, after a fall when I banged my head. Although improving, I have a problem with bright light/glare
As above - I had a fall in August and banged my neck, chin. I am improving but can't deal with light (as in a bright sky), or glare. I also have difficulty when there is a lot of noise (as in grandchildren!). I can't wear earphones.... Does anyone know of research into coloured lenses and how certain
As above - I had a fall in August and banged my neck, chin. I am improving but can't deal with light (as in a bright sky), or glare. I also have difficulty when there is a lot of noise (as in grandchildren!). I can't wear earphones.... Does anyone know of research into coloured lenses and how certain
Braininfo
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Headway
9 months ago
Cataract surgery advice please.
I've got glaucoma and I'm very short sighted. The left eye has got the glaucoma. The right eye isn't affected much with it yet, but does have the cataract. After they fit the new lens in my right eye, my shortsightedness apparently might be rectified. This will give me an enormous discrepancy between
I've got glaucoma and I'm very short sighted. The left eye has got the glaucoma. The right eye isn't affected much with it yet, but does have the cataract. After they fit the new lens in my right eye, my shortsightedness apparently might be rectified. This will give me an enormous discrepancy between
Quiet_Lin
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Glaucoma UK
9 months ago
Starbursts from new glasses driving me insane. Can anyone help?
Hi, I recently got 2 new pairs of glasses, one with Transitions lenses and one 'plain'. There's been a lot of faff with the Transitions because I didn't like the frames, but right at the outset I noticed I was suddenly getting these epic starbursts on lights (with both pairs), particularly in the distance
Hi, I recently got 2 new pairs of glasses, one with Transitions lenses and one 'plain'. There's been a lot of faff with the Transitions because I didn't like the frames, but right at the outset I noticed I was suddenly getting these epic starbursts on lights (with both pairs), particularly in the distance
Chancery
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Anxiety Support
9 months ago
Starburst problem with new specs
Hi, I don't have glaucoma, but I'm hoping someone might be able to help me here as I have been Googling my issue all night. So, sorry if this is completely off-topic for you guys! I recently got 2 new pairs of glasses, one with Transitions lenses and one 'plain'. There's been a lot of faff with the
Hi, I don't have glaucoma, but I'm hoping someone might be able to help me here as I have been Googling my issue all night. So, sorry if this is completely off-topic for you guys! I recently got 2 new pairs of glasses, one with Transitions lenses and one 'plain'. There's been a lot of faff with the
Chancery
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Glaucoma UK
9 months ago
update: Zanabrutinib vs Obenven (O&V)
We are praying for Gods wisdom (James1:5), and we’re leaning toward the Zanabrutinib. The infusions and time and distance will be impactful to my husbands work and he’s prefer to go the simpler route. We learned he’s still 13Q and TP53 negative and his lymph nodes are reduced (we have used ALT for
We are praying for Gods wisdom (James1:5), and we’re leaning toward the Zanabrutinib. The infusions and time and distance will be impactful to my husbands work and he’s prefer to go the simpler route. We learned he’s still 13Q and TP53 negative and his lymph nodes are reduced (we have used ALT for
Cb1391
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CLL Support
9 months ago
Surgery and immuno suppressants
Hi everyone. I am due to have minor surgery on my wrist and have been asked by my surgeon to cease taking mycophenolate for a week before and a week after my operation (I presumed because of possible risk of infection?). I spoke to my rheumatologist about this and she considered it unnecessary to stop
Hi everyone. I am due to have minor surgery on my wrist and have been asked by my surgeon to cease taking mycophenolate for a week before and a week after my operation (I presumed because of possible risk of infection?). I spoke to my rheumatologist about this and she considered it unnecessary to stop
cheeselover342
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Scleroderma & Raynaud's UK (SRUK)
9 months ago
New to Peginterferon - Any suggestions to help with bowel cramps?
I have only had 2 injections so far and experiencing frequent bowel cramps. I was kinda, expecting this as I do have some bouts of IBS following associated problems from stage 4 endometriosis. This was found and treated 10 years ago, after many years of suffering. As a result, I experience IBS and,
I have only had 2 injections so far and experiencing frequent bowel cramps. I was kinda, expecting this as I do have some bouts of IBS following associated problems from stage 4 endometriosis. This was found and treated 10 years ago, after many years of suffering. As a result, I experience IBS and,
Lyndjs
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MPN Voice
9 months ago
Carbomer eye gel
Good morning. I was at the ophthalmologist yesterday getting umpteen scans and things due to taking hydroxychloroquine. I have very dry eyes once the UV starts to increase (usually February so bang on time). The ophthalmologist gave me carbomer eye gel to use before I go to bed and told me to continue
Good morning. I was at the ophthalmologist yesterday getting umpteen scans and things due to taking hydroxychloroquine. I have very dry eyes once the UV starts to increase (usually February so bang on time). The ophthalmologist gave me carbomer eye gel to use before I go to bed and told me to continue
Whippet_lady
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LUPUS UK
6 months ago
Lipoid pneumonia
Earlier this year I had serious nose bleeds resulting in hospital admissions and cautery. Subsequently seen by ENT consultant who advised daily insertion of Vaseline into nostrils to prevent them drying out and possible further bleeds. Since then I found on the internet (various reputable sites)
Earlier this year I had serious nose bleeds resulting in hospital admissions and cautery. Subsequently seen by ENT consultant who advised daily insertion of Vaseline into nostrils to prevent them drying out and possible further bleeds. Since then I found on the internet (various reputable sites)
FormerT
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
9 months ago
Drugs.com FDA Investigating Serious Risk of T-cell Malignancy Following BCMA-Directed (CAR) T cell Immunotherapies
https://newsletters.drugs.com/l/HXdBAPWpNu8924jmwPHb3VvA/LQCEtlvhvlnyLNQoIP4Gfw/jLVV3dtGc2BI8hLRqrMq892g [i]"Although the overall benefits of these products continue to outweigh their potential risks for their approved uses, FDA is investigating the identified risk of T cell malignancy with serious
https://newsletters.drugs.com/l/HXdBAPWpNu8924jmwPHb3VvA/LQCEtlvhvlnyLNQoIP4Gfw/jLVV3dtGc2BI8hLRqrMq892g [i]"Although the overall benefits of these products continue to outweigh their potential risks for their approved uses, FDA is investigating the identified risk of T cell malignancy with serious
JerrysGirl3
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CLL Support
9 months ago
Webinar: What causes photopsia and photophobia in patients with Stargardt and what impact does it have on their lives?
Flashing lights in vision (photopsia) or discomfort due to bright light or glare (photophobia) is often experienced by patients with Stargardt. However, little is understood about what causes these symptoms, their prevalence or the impact they can have on people’s lives. Omar Mahroo, consultant ophthalmologist
Flashing lights in vision (photopsia) or discomfort due to bright light or glare (photophobia) is often experienced by patients with Stargardt. However, little is understood about what causes these symptoms, their prevalence or the impact they can have on people’s lives. Omar Mahroo, consultant ophthalmologist
Carol_MacularSociety
Partner
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Macular Society
9 months ago
Vitamin B2 Deficiency Can Cause B6 Toxicity! PWP Are Commonly Deficient In B2.
Vitamin B6 recycling. Image credit https://www.frontiersin.org/files/Articles/276491/fneur-08-00333-HTML/image_m/fneur-08-00333-g002.jpg From: https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/neurology/articles/10.3389/fneur.2017.00333/full Vitamin B6 is a coenzyme required for over 100 different biochemical transformations
Vitamin B6 recycling. Image credit https://www.frontiersin.org/files/Articles/276491/fneur-08-00333-HTML/image_m/fneur-08-00333-g002.jpg From: https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/neurology/articles/10.3389/fneur.2017.00333/full Vitamin B6 is a coenzyme required for over 100 different biochemical transformations
park_bear
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Cure Parkinson's
9 months ago
Macular Hole
Hi, long term PMR/GCA sufferer been on 4mg for long enough and staying there! However I developed a macular hole which needed surgery. Has anyone else had this problem, is there likely any association of cause with GCA /PMR or Pred? Surgery done now and I have to wait and see how successful it is.
Hi, long term PMR/GCA sufferer been on 4mg for long enough and staying there! However I developed a macular hole which needed surgery. Has anyone else had this problem, is there likely any association of cause with GCA /PMR or Pred? Surgery done now and I have to wait and see how successful it is.
doubtfully
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PMRGCAuk
9 months ago
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