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Nitrous Oxide
I just wanted to warn you all about the effect of nitrous oxide. Apparently it will oxidise all the B12 in you body, rendering it useless, and can cause problems for those with low levels. I just had a general anaesthetic with gas and I think it has set back the improvement I was beginning to get. Just
I just wanted to warn you all about the effect of nitrous oxide. Apparently it will oxidise all the B12 in you body, rendering it useless, and can cause problems for those with low levels. I just had a general anaesthetic with gas and I think it has set back the improvement I was beginning to get. Just
BirdlessBox
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
5 years ago
A fresh look at an age old supplement. Lithium.
It never ceases to amaze me how things that I saw years ago and ignored turn out to be of far greater interest when I actually take the time to research them. Today's example is lithium. This morning I started by reading a new thread on the Parkinson's forum that linked to an interview with a doctor
It never ceases to amaze me how things that I saw years ago and ignored turn out to be of far greater interest when I actually take the time to research them. Today's example is lithium. This morning I started by reading a new thread on the Parkinson's forum that linked to an interview with a doctor
sunvox
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Ataxia UK
5 years ago
Finally, relief!
For 17 years my primary care doctor had me on Alprazolam or Xanax. It started when I was having anxiety from work-related things. I noticed it stopped my RLS so the doctor reduced my dose to the lowest dose, and I'd cut it in half, besides. My doctor retired and my new doctor cut me off it. She said
For 17 years my primary care doctor had me on Alprazolam or Xanax. It started when I was having anxiety from work-related things. I noticed it stopped my RLS so the doctor reduced my dose to the lowest dose, and I'd cut it in half, besides. My doctor retired and my new doctor cut me off it. She said
Barbee44
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Restless Legs Syndrome
5 years ago
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Dual chamber Pacemaker for Tachy-Brady
Follow up on last post - https://healthunlocked.com/afassociation/posts/private/140288052/ep-recommends-av-node-ablation-pacemaker Last week (Thu), I went through the Pacemaker procedure. EP had recommended PM and AVN ablation but considering my age (50), took conscious decision against AVN ablation.
Follow up on last post - https://healthunlocked.com/afassociation/posts/private/140288052/ep-recommends-av-node-ablation-pacemaker Last week (Thu), I went through the Pacemaker procedure. EP had recommended PM and AVN ablation but considering my age (50), took conscious decision against AVN ablation.
Rakshak
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AF Association
5 years ago
Hey
I’m new here. I’ve had RLS for years and finally got a diagnosis within the last year. I found at one point they only non medical treatment that helped with RLS was marijuana. It is legal in my state. But i still would have to pay out of pocket for it. And I quit smoking almost a year and a half ago
I’m new here. I’ve had RLS for years and finally got a diagnosis within the last year. I found at one point they only non medical treatment that helped with RLS was marijuana. It is legal in my state. But i still would have to pay out of pocket for it. And I quit smoking almost a year and a half ago
Faith_in_chaos
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Restless Legs Syndrome
5 years ago
I found a complete cure for RLS
I’ve suffered RLS many years, the only thing that worked was strong analgesics which gave me bad side effects. I’ve tried many many cures and nothing seems to work but I found this by trail and error. It works 100% for me and NO PILLS ! I took some menthol crystals and ground them into very fine powder
I’ve suffered RLS many years, the only thing that worked was strong analgesics which gave me bad side effects. I’ve tried many many cures and nothing seems to work but I found this by trail and error. It works 100% for me and NO PILLS ! I took some menthol crystals and ground them into very fine powder
Cloudhop
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Restless Legs Syndrome
5 years ago
Esketamine nasal spray blocks excess glutamate
I found this interesting article while reading DM online ( I know I shouldn't but the showbiz gossip is my light relief!). https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-6925881/Nose-spray-treat-depression-little-TWO-hours.html It is a nasal spray recently approved by the FDA to treat resistant depression
I found this interesting article while reading DM online ( I know I shouldn't but the showbiz gossip is my light relief!). https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-6925881/Nose-spray-treat-depression-little-TWO-hours.html It is a nasal spray recently approved by the FDA to treat resistant depression
Joolsg
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Restless Legs Syndrome
5 years ago
After PPtum Thyroiditis...TSH now low but still in range with symptoms. Help.
Hi, I had postpartum thyroiditis which kicked off three months after birth of my little girl Oct 2017. I was fully clear Nov 2018, after experiencing both the hyper and hypo phases. I have been well for a couple of months and then had return symptoms that are pretty debilitating. Doc keeps checking my
Hi, I had postpartum thyroiditis which kicked off three months after birth of my little girl Oct 2017. I was fully clear Nov 2018, after experiencing both the hyper and hypo phases. I have been well for a couple of months and then had return symptoms that are pretty debilitating. Doc keeps checking my
dancingned1
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Thyroid UK
5 years ago
Diagnosed.. Fibomyalgia and joint hypermobility!
Well after seeing specialist I have NOT got Lupus but he's confirmed I have Fibromyalgia and joint hypermobility.. Anyone who has ither and want to give me advice it would be much appreciated, got to make some changes I know. Especially at work 😑.. I'm glad I finally know and I can try to manage it.
Well after seeing specialist I have NOT got Lupus but he's confirmed I have Fibromyalgia and joint hypermobility.. Anyone who has ither and want to give me advice it would be much appreciated, got to make some changes I know. Especially at work 😑.. I'm glad I finally know and I can try to manage it.
Jetblack1
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LUPUS UK
5 years ago
Living with a megacolon
Hi folks. I have a megacolon and am currently managing my condition with bisacodyl (20 mg twice per day) and lactulose. I was in hospital recently with severe bloating and the surgeons were all set to operate on me (ileostomy) but I picked up a bit and regained some bowel movement so my consultant is
Hi folks. I have a megacolon and am currently managing my condition with bisacodyl (20 mg twice per day) and lactulose. I was in hospital recently with severe bloating and the surgeons were all set to operate on me (ileostomy) but I picked up a bit and regained some bowel movement so my consultant is
Hidden
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IBS Network
5 years ago
New to Requip, been on Celexa
So have been taking Celexa for years 20mg per day, the higher 40mg dose has always caused RLS. As did missing doses. I must have this medication, changing isn't optional. I just went through a physical hell that ended with a script for Requip. I was so grateful for the relief, but I've felt tired and
So have been taking Celexa for years 20mg per day, the higher 40mg dose has always caused RLS. As did missing doses. I must have this medication, changing isn't optional. I just went through a physical hell that ended with a script for Requip. I was so grateful for the relief, but I've felt tired and
MsParkins
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Restless Legs Syndrome
5 years ago
Day 13 buserelin no AF
Hi guys, I'm new to this chat, and also my 1st round IVF, I started buserelin nasal spray now on day 13 and still no AF, I have all the symptoms of AF but I have had them from very early on taking the drug, I'm now going out of my mind that it's not working, I have called the clinic and awaiting a call
Hi guys, I'm new to this chat, and also my 1st round IVF, I started buserelin nasal spray now on day 13 and still no AF, I have all the symptoms of AF but I have had them from very early on taking the drug, I'm now going out of my mind that it's not working, I have called the clinic and awaiting a call
Hidden
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Fertility Network UK
5 years ago
Sepsis hair loss
I understand that the anaesthesia now used causes the hair loss.. going through it now and stressed out
I understand that the anaesthesia now used causes the hair loss.. going through it now and stressed out
Terrie1964
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ICUsteps
5 years ago
Shirodkar suture yesterday, anyone had it ?
Hi everyone Not been on here much since loosing our little girl on October. I have been getting my head around things and getting healthy. Lost nearly three stone and ready to move forward. Yesterday I had the shirodkar suture put in under GA ready for our next IVF attempt. God I’m in pain, hopefully
Hi everyone Not been on here much since loosing our little girl on October. I have been getting my head around things and getting healthy. Lost nearly three stone and ready to move forward. Yesterday I had the shirodkar suture put in under GA ready for our next IVF attempt. God I’m in pain, hopefully
Missy_22
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Fertility Network UK
5 years ago
IVF Delivery
I haven’t been on here for a while due to lots of ups and downs in the waiting game. Very happy to say that my drugs are arriving today and I should hopefully be starting on the short protocol in the next couple of days. Real mix of emotions at the moment. Above everything else I am so so happy and
I haven’t been on here for a while due to lots of ups and downs in the waiting game. Very happy to say that my drugs are arriving today and I should hopefully be starting on the short protocol in the next couple of days. Real mix of emotions at the moment. Above everything else I am so so happy and
Bali88
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Fertility Network UK
5 years ago
Sleeping all night.
My doctor referred me to a doctor in Dallas for my severe RLS. I was taking Neupro 3 mg every morning and 3mg ropinirole at night. I would not sleep pass 3:00 A.M. I stopped the Neupro and added 600 mg of Horizant at 5:00 P.M. and I sleep all night. I still take the Ropinirole. The doctor said
My doctor referred me to a doctor in Dallas for my severe RLS. I was taking Neupro 3 mg every morning and 3mg ropinirole at night. I would not sleep pass 3:00 A.M. I stopped the Neupro and added 600 mg of Horizant at 5:00 P.M. and I sleep all night. I still take the Ropinirole. The doctor said
Trooper2017
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Restless Legs Syndrome
5 years ago
Am I augmenting already!!!!!
I have only been on the rotigotine patch for two weeks and two days and every day, my legs are getting worse. Last night I got no sleep at all and they're still going. I can only imagine that it is that... Any comments please? I augmented on pramipexole and I knew it was a risk but I was desperate as
I have only been on the rotigotine patch for two weeks and two days and every day, my legs are getting worse. Last night I got no sleep at all and they're still going. I can only imagine that it is that... Any comments please? I augmented on pramipexole and I knew it was a risk but I was desperate as
restlessstoz
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Restless Legs Syndrome
5 years ago
lactulose
To everybody who is late stage cirrhosis and taking lactulose,could you please share your experiences: My partner started it a few weeks ago (again),because he gets constipated sometimes,but very soon he started to get symptoms like gases,pain and discomfort in stomach area.Could it be connected to
To everybody who is late stage cirrhosis and taking lactulose,could you please share your experiences: My partner started it a few weeks ago (again),because he gets constipated sometimes,but very soon he started to get symptoms like gases,pain and discomfort in stomach area.Could it be connected to
thewayforward
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British Liver Trust
5 years ago
Induction at 38 weeks due to IVF? pros and cons?
Hey, looking for some insight really. My consultant advised early induction at 38 weeks simply due to the fact baby was conceived via IVF. Her reasoning was that the NHS have a campaign currently to reduce the number of still births and whilst all babies are precious given this could be our only chance
Hey, looking for some insight really. My consultant advised early induction at 38 weeks simply due to the fact baby was conceived via IVF. Her reasoning was that the NHS have a campaign currently to reduce the number of still births and whilst all babies are precious given this could be our only chance
MrsH007
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Pregnancy and Parenting Support
5 years ago
SENSITIVE POST - high beta hcg
After our recent FET, we have been blessed with a positive result. My beta hcg was 3733 at 15dp5dt which is pretty high and I’m wondering if this means twins (we have put 2 back). I have already spoken to couple of ladies on PM but if any of you experienced a high hcg in early pregnancy, would you please
After our recent FET, we have been blessed with a positive result. My beta hcg was 3733 at 15dp5dt which is pretty high and I’m wondering if this means twins (we have put 2 back). I have already spoken to couple of ladies on PM but if any of you experienced a high hcg in early pregnancy, would you please
Kari55
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Fertility Network UK
5 years ago
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