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Curcumin
Hello, I have read on this forum that taking curcumin is excellent for inflammation. Does anyone know if taking curcumin thins the blood or increased your risk of a bleed? I am on warfarin and monitor my blood and dosage weekly. I looked up contra indications to curcumin, which did say taking warfarin
Hello, I have read on this forum that taking curcumin is excellent for inflammation. Does anyone know if taking curcumin thins the blood or increased your risk of a bleed? I am on warfarin and monitor my blood and dosage weekly. I looked up contra indications to curcumin, which did say taking warfarin
taytokavo
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MPN Voice
2 years ago
Upcoming hip replacement ..advice please!!
Hallo everyone. I really don’t know what to do for the best and would like your take on my situation. Have had PMR for over 3 years and am now eventually down to 1/2 mg where I have stayed for the last few months. I now, at long last have a date next month for my hip surgery but the last few days have
Hallo everyone. I really don’t know what to do for the best and would like your take on my situation. Have had PMR for over 3 years and am now eventually down to 1/2 mg where I have stayed for the last few months. I now, at long last have a date next month for my hip surgery but the last few days have
Tapestry1057
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PMRGCAuk
2 years ago
Finally makes sense
I started Firmagon about a year ago with great results for 5 months and then added Xtandi....Side effects from both were minimal due to weight training in gym 3x a week and aerobic running off days. I began researching the relatively newly FDA approved Orgovyx and it made sense to me to ask my MO to
I started Firmagon about a year ago with great results for 5 months and then added Xtandi....Side effects from both were minimal due to weight training in gym 3x a week and aerobic running off days. I began researching the relatively newly FDA approved Orgovyx and it made sense to me to ask my MO to
GSDF
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
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cyclophosphamide
Seems paclitaxel has stopped working! My Oncologist has said my cancer is progressing. She is trying me on Cyclophosphamide, please let me know of any successes with this drug. Thank you. Xxx
Seems paclitaxel has stopped working! My Oncologist has said my cancer is progressing. She is trying me on Cyclophosphamide, please let me know of any successes with this drug. Thank you. Xxx
Clipper15
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My Ovacome
2 years ago
Imposter syndrome
Please excuse me, feel a bit embarrassed having to bring this up, but was wondering if anyone else has experienced similar to myself. I fell 30 feet 40 years ago, suffered a period of unconsciousness, amnesia both pre and post fall, couple of months hospital in-patient admission, speech and physiotherapies
Please excuse me, feel a bit embarrassed having to bring this up, but was wondering if anyone else has experienced similar to myself. I fell 30 feet 40 years ago, suffered a period of unconsciousness, amnesia both pre and post fall, couple of months hospital in-patient admission, speech and physiotherapies
dovrob
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Headway
2 years ago
Omega 3 supplements- increased risk of cardiovascular disease?
I recently read on a Grassroots Health newsletter that recent research has shown that B vitamins don’t work well without omega 3. (I can’t be more specific than ‘don’t work well ‘and I’m not sure there was a reference - but I’ll find a screenshot. I take a B complex So I started supplementing with omega
I recently read on a Grassroots Health newsletter that recent research has shown that B vitamins don’t work well without omega 3. (I can’t be more specific than ‘don’t work well ‘and I’m not sure there was a reference - but I’ll find a screenshot. I take a B complex So I started supplementing with omega
Bearo
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Interaction Between Tamiflu and Lupron
Recently, I experienced somewhat serious side effects of interaction between Tamiflu and Lupron. I had a 3 month Lupron shot on October 17. Then I had a flu shot on October 24. And on October 26 I tested positive for flu. I was prescribed with Tamiflu by the doctor at the Urgent Care I visited. I completed
Recently, I experienced somewhat serious side effects of interaction between Tamiflu and Lupron. I had a 3 month Lupron shot on October 17. Then I had a flu shot on October 24. And on October 26 I tested positive for flu. I was prescribed with Tamiflu by the doctor at the Urgent Care I visited. I completed
dac500
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
update after fourth ablation
Appointment with EP yesterday gave the thumbs up to cut out the flecainide. Not needed as have not had any blips since a quick reset (cardioversion) in April after the fourth ablation in March. Besides, the flecainide is causing wide qrs so it’s becoming more problematic than helping. Anyone had problems
Appointment with EP yesterday gave the thumbs up to cut out the flecainide. Not needed as have not had any blips since a quick reset (cardioversion) in April after the fourth ablation in March. Besides, the flecainide is causing wide qrs so it’s becoming more problematic than helping. Anyone had problems
DKBX
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AF Association
2 years ago
Omega 3
I've read that many fish oil supplements are rancid and low quality, but I've also read that the linseed i usually take doesn't have as much omega 3 as animal sourced options. What brands are recommended...
I've read that many fish oil supplements are rancid and low quality, but I've also read that the linseed i usually take doesn't have as much omega 3 as animal sourced options. What brands are recommended...
Kriticat
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Has anyone tried the E-Power machine?
Has anyone tried are heard about the E-Power machine? Here is what it is suppose to do. The E-Power was designed to provide Negative Potential Energy with High Frequency Energy. Russian Scientists discovered that the main cause of aging and eventual death of the human body is due to lack of ATP. An
Has anyone tried are heard about the E-Power machine? Here is what it is suppose to do. The E-Power was designed to provide Negative Potential Energy with High Frequency Energy. Russian Scientists discovered that the main cause of aging and eventual death of the human body is due to lack of ATP. An
Trailing
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Cure Parkinson's
2 years ago
Sharing a child with an ex partner with a brain injury.
Hi, I posted on here over a year ago when I was trying to free myself from the emotional ties of an abusive partner with a brain injury. We are not a couple anymore and haven’t been for about a year or more. He was short tempered with my older children and I, physically abusive and controlling. He now
Hi, I posted on here over a year ago when I was trying to free myself from the emotional ties of an abusive partner with a brain injury. We are not a couple anymore and haven’t been for about a year or more. He was short tempered with my older children and I, physically abusive and controlling. He now
Horsemad12
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Headway
2 years ago
want some consistency
hi folks, just want a bit of a moan, had bloods done last Tuesday, and a telephone conversation was booked for the following day at 12.15 pm and hour and a half later I do eventually get a call from a doctor, could not pronounce his name even if I wanted to, no apology nothing went straight in and asked
hi folks, just want a bit of a moan, had bloods done last Tuesday, and a telephone conversation was booked for the following day at 12.15 pm and hour and a half later I do eventually get a call from a doctor, could not pronounce his name even if I wanted to, no apology nothing went straight in and asked
Superwoman
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MPN Voice
2 years ago
Anybody use NSAIDS, in particular cox-2 inhibitors?
Use of NSAIDS is strongly discouraged for those of us using an anticoagulant due to the small risk of gastrointestinal bleeding that NSAIDS pose. Using an anticoagulant poses its own risk of GI bleeding, but we still use the anticoagulant since we regard the risk as lower than the risk of blood clot
Use of NSAIDS is strongly discouraged for those of us using an anticoagulant due to the small risk of gastrointestinal bleeding that NSAIDS pose. Using an anticoagulant poses its own risk of GI bleeding, but we still use the anticoagulant since we regard the risk as lower than the risk of blood clot
TLJ-1
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MPN Voice
2 years ago
hip replacement soon
my hematologist wants me to get my platelets under 400 for my surgery so I had to up my hydroxyurea to every day instead of 4 a week. He’s ok with them in the 500 range but thinks it’s better for them to be lower for surgery. He says I can cut back after a month after surgery. I really want to stay
my hematologist wants me to get my platelets under 400 for my surgery so I had to up my hydroxyurea to every day instead of 4 a week. He’s ok with them in the 500 range but thinks it’s better for them to be lower for surgery. He says I can cut back after a month after surgery. I really want to stay
Pounds11
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MPN Voice
2 years ago
12 year old boy still having night time accidents
My son is 12 and has always had trouble with wetting himself. He took ages to be consistently dry during the day but never had any trouble with that now. I think he just didn’t want to take time out of his day to go to the toilet! Grew out of daytime wetting by the time he was about 8. He often wets
My son is 12 and has always had trouble with wetting himself. He took ages to be consistently dry during the day but never had any trouble with that now. I think he just didn’t want to take time out of his day to go to the toilet! Grew out of daytime wetting by the time he was about 8. He often wets
Wellhellothere101
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ERIC
2 years ago
Agony of Reducing Ropinerole
I have been weaning off Ropinerole for a while now. I am down from 4mg per day to .5 mg per day. However I when I try to come off or even try .25 mg, my legs always start up. My neurologist reckons my RLS is secondary due to a spinal tumour I have. When I get an attack, my left leg feels it has
I have been weaning off Ropinerole for a while now. I am down from 4mg per day to .5 mg per day. However I when I try to come off or even try .25 mg, my legs always start up. My neurologist reckons my RLS is secondary due to a spinal tumour I have. When I get an attack, my left leg feels it has
Scottie99
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Restless Legs Syndrome
2 years ago
Hip replacement
Hi everyone. I am looking to hear from anyone with A Fib who has had a hip replacement operation. Did you have any problems, were there any concerns about doing the operation from the doctors? Please let me know of your experience. Thank you.
Hi everyone. I am looking to hear from anyone with A Fib who has had a hip replacement operation. Did you have any problems, were there any concerns about doing the operation from the doctors? Please let me know of your experience. Thank you.
cmjoyce
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AF Association
2 years ago
Started Peginterferon!
Hi all I’m 72 old very fit female diagnosed with ET JAK2 + 2 years ago, platelets 650. Started on Hydrea but had too many side effects although on a low dose. Now on Peginterferon Alfa2a on a low dose 45 micrograms per week plus baby aspirin. Started well five weeks ago with no side effects but
Hi all I’m 72 old very fit female diagnosed with ET JAK2 + 2 years ago, platelets 650. Started on Hydrea but had too many side effects although on a low dose. Now on Peginterferon Alfa2a on a low dose 45 micrograms per week plus baby aspirin. Started well five weeks ago with no side effects but
Fairbank
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MPN Voice
2 years ago
Pace lesson learned
There has been a lot about pace and distance in the chat recently here’s my story… I graduated 3 months ago and have done 3 Parkruns so far (what a great organisation!) I was determined to go faster on my second PR. Big mistake! Took me about 20 minutes to realise I was struggling, my breath wasn’t
There has been a lot about pace and distance in the chat recently here’s my story… I graduated 3 months ago and have done 3 Parkruns so far (what a great organisation!) I was determined to go faster on my second PR. Big mistake! Took me about 20 minutes to realise I was struggling, my breath wasn’t
Jog176
Graduate
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Couch to 5K
2 years ago
Incessant itching driving me crazy
I was diagnosed with SLE and APS around 25 years ago ; although I reckon I've had both for most of my life ; I'm 74. Over the years I've had a number of DVT's and a PE and I'm on life long Warfarin. I was on Hydroxy. but was taken off this due to it causing vision problems. The most persistant problem
I was diagnosed with SLE and APS around 25 years ago ; although I reckon I've had both for most of my life ; I'm 74. Over the years I've had a number of DVT's and a PE and I'm on life long Warfarin. I was on Hydroxy. but was taken off this due to it causing vision problems. The most persistant problem
jamesroybuck
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LUPUS UK
2 years ago
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