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Anyone existing but not living
Hi....anyone feel that they are just existing not living? I am on anti depressants due to ocd, trauma. Ptsd, depression. They are doing nothing....I feel nothing...not happy, not particularly sad, just nothing. I am in therapy also but am wondering what the use of it is....can’t change the past.
Hi....anyone feel that they are just existing not living? I am on anti depressants due to ocd, trauma. Ptsd, depression. They are doing nothing....I feel nothing...not happy, not particularly sad, just nothing. I am in therapy also but am wondering what the use of it is....can’t change the past.
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Anxiety and Depression Support
4 years ago
Tyramine, MAO A and MAO B has any one tried a tyramine reduced diet?
I was reading up on MAO inhibitors as the question was asked which is best, an MAO inhibitor or C/L. My husband has had a genetic test and his results say he has lower expression of MAO A and B so I imagine inhibiting it further is probably not a good thing. But reading this it looks like reducing
I was reading up on MAO inhibitors as the question was asked which is best, an MAO inhibitor or C/L. My husband has had a genetic test and his results say he has lower expression of MAO A and B so I imagine inhibiting it further is probably not a good thing. But reading this it looks like reducing
LAJ12345
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Cure Parkinson's
4 years ago
Hello everyone..
Hi, I am a new user to this site and joined in true desperation as I would like some support/ help please with my severe anxiety/depression/PTSD and just with basically coping, as I find it impossible to speak to those around me.. as I know I am being harshly judged/mocked as they do not understand.
Hi, I am a new user to this site and joined in true desperation as I would like some support/ help please with my severe anxiety/depression/PTSD and just with basically coping, as I find it impossible to speak to those around me.. as I know I am being harshly judged/mocked as they do not understand.
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Anxiety and Depression Support
4 years ago
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Started taking Exjade for iron overload from transfusions
Did this for 3 reasons. I am one of a handful of around 20 people taking both drugs with rux maybe one of 10 taking it with with a trial drug as well. Why do I do it? Other patients took the gamble to try rux and imatinib and lost their gamble so I feel I owe my opportunity to them. Pure research. This
Did this for 3 reasons. I am one of a handful of around 20 people taking both drugs with rux maybe one of 10 taking it with with a trial drug as well. Why do I do it? Other patients took the gamble to try rux and imatinib and lost their gamble so I feel I owe my opportunity to them. Pure research. This
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MPN Voice
4 years ago
hypoxic brain injury
What is a hypoxic brain injury. My partner suffered a loss of oxygen to the brain earlier this year and we are looking for a rehab home for him, Not a care home. But dont really understand what hypoxic is. Can anyone explain?
What is a hypoxic brain injury. My partner suffered a loss of oxygen to the brain earlier this year and we are looking for a rehab home for him, Not a care home. But dont really understand what hypoxic is. Can anyone explain?
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Headway
4 years ago
Back in AF
Hello all, Some feedback from my mates on the forum would be appreciated. Since January have lost 2.5 stones (BMI now 30), still dieting. Given up alcohol. Feeling better than I have in years. Went out for a meal last night for my first meal since lockdown having met two old friends. Had a tebone steak
Hello all, Some feedback from my mates on the forum would be appreciated. Since January have lost 2.5 stones (BMI now 30), still dieting. Given up alcohol. Feeling better than I have in years. Went out for a meal last night for my first meal since lockdown having met two old friends. Had a tebone steak
Steve101
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
4 years ago
Leg cramps in the morning
I have been waking up in the morning with intense lower leg cramps. I am thinking this could be from the Firmagon or the chemo treatments. Anyone experience this? If so is there a supplement to help with this?
I have been waking up in the morning with intense lower leg cramps. I am thinking this could be from the Firmagon or the chemo treatments. Anyone experience this? If so is there a supplement to help with this?
Pianodude
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
rollercoaster of emotions
i just feel like my mood goes up and down everyday like one minute I'm fine then the next I am angry but my therapist said this isn't bipolar or anything it is my PTSD, anyone else the same?
i just feel like my mood goes up and down everyday like one minute I'm fine then the next I am angry but my therapist said this isn't bipolar or anything it is my PTSD, anyone else the same?
glitterysparkle698
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Heal My PTSD
4 years ago
Rivaroxaban
Went for 6 weeks AF free and have now had 2 episodes within a week. Last week had PIP, 3 x 100mg Flecainide and 3 x 25 mg Metropolol over 24 hr period, no joy. Waited out another 6/7 hours nil medication and finally back in sinus. Still was not feeling 100% and as stated in previous post Metropolol
Went for 6 weeks AF free and have now had 2 episodes within a week. Last week had PIP, 3 x 100mg Flecainide and 3 x 25 mg Metropolol over 24 hr period, no joy. Waited out another 6/7 hours nil medication and finally back in sinus. Still was not feeling 100% and as stated in previous post Metropolol
Bhoyo
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AF Association
4 years ago
New treatment for wet AMD available in Scotland
A new treatment for wet age-related macular degeneration (AMD), which would require fewer injections, has been approved for NHS patients in Scotland today. Brolucizumab (Beovu), which could see patients going as much as 12 weeks between injections, has been approved by the Scottish Medicines Consortium
A new treatment for wet age-related macular degeneration (AMD), which would require fewer injections, has been approved for NHS patients in Scotland today. Brolucizumab (Beovu), which could see patients going as much as 12 weeks between injections, has been approved by the Scottish Medicines Consortium
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Macular Society
4 years ago
New Here - From Afib to now PE Second time around
Fit and pretty healthy 65 year old guy trying to figure out why I have now had my second PE 4 years apart. Keeping my Afib controlled without any meds after cardiac ablation 4 years ago but after second knee surgery months later I was admitted to Hospital for Bilateral Embolism and now on Eliquis blood
Fit and pretty healthy 65 year old guy trying to figure out why I have now had my second PE 4 years apart. Keeping my Afib controlled without any meds after cardiac ablation 4 years ago but after second knee surgery months later I was admitted to Hospital for Bilateral Embolism and now on Eliquis blood
RiderontheStorm
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
4 years ago
Catheter Ablation
So my amazing AF journey continues, today was released from hospital and was told i can have a catheter ablation although the waiting list is a few mths. Start anticoagulants tomorrow. Apparently my meds have basically lasted their course so ablation it is. I suppose excitement and terror are my emotions
So my amazing AF journey continues, today was released from hospital and was told i can have a catheter ablation although the waiting list is a few mths. Start anticoagulants tomorrow. Apparently my meds have basically lasted their course so ablation it is. I suppose excitement and terror are my emotions
stoneyrosed
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
4 years ago
Have any of you experienced Avascular necrosis of the knee?
Yesterday I rose from bed and found I could not put weight on my right leg because of pain in my knee. Have any of your experienced Avascular necrosis? Or could this be something else? Thanks oh and later in the day it has felt a sensation of numbness below and above that knee.
Yesterday I rose from bed and found I could not put weight on my right leg because of pain in my knee. Have any of your experienced Avascular necrosis? Or could this be something else? Thanks oh and later in the day it has felt a sensation of numbness below and above that knee.
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PMRGCAuk
4 years ago
Olaparib question - temperature and feeling rubbish.
Hello ladies. Hope you're all having a good weekend. Looking for a bit of advice. I've been on Olaparib now for five months. For the last two weeks I've felt exhausted, tired and 'not quite right' which I put down to side effects of the tablets. About five days ago I woke in the night shivering and
Hello ladies. Hope you're all having a good weekend. Looking for a bit of advice. I've been on Olaparib now for five months. For the last two weeks I've felt exhausted, tired and 'not quite right' which I put down to side effects of the tablets. About five days ago I woke in the night shivering and
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My Ovacome
4 years ago
Hypoxia and vision issues
my son has a hypoxic brain injury and is in rehab. There is now some question about if/what he can see, Has any one had experience of Hypoxic injuries and can offer advice on the vision issue. i am beside myself with this and feeling desperate as to what to do next
my son has a hypoxic brain injury and is in rehab. There is now some question about if/what he can see, Has any one had experience of Hypoxic injuries and can offer advice on the vision issue. i am beside myself with this and feeling desperate as to what to do next
Breeches
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Headway
4 years ago
avascular necrosis shock!!
I posted about enlarged lymph nodes in neck and axilla back in June.I was also struggling with left shoulder pain[on top of p.m.r!].shoulder has deteriorated alarmingly since then,I've had an X-ray, ct scan and biopsy of nodes has revealed no pathology thank God.I am awaiting"detailed "m.r.i. scan of
I posted about enlarged lymph nodes in neck and axilla back in June.I was also struggling with left shoulder pain[on top of p.m.r!].shoulder has deteriorated alarmingly since then,I've had an X-ray, ct scan and biopsy of nodes has revealed no pathology thank God.I am awaiting"detailed "m.r.i. scan of
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PMRGCAuk
4 years ago
PTSD post ICU
After treatment in intensive care, 1 in every 5 people will go on to experience Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). Clinical Psychologists specialising in trauma at Psychology Tools have put together a free patient guide on Critical illness, Intensive care and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, to offer
After treatment in intensive care, 1 in every 5 people will go on to experience Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). Clinical Psychologists specialising in trauma at Psychology Tools have put together a free patient guide on Critical illness, Intensive care and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, to offer
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ICUsteps
4 years ago
Cherry juice
I’m starting to try cherry juice to help with pain relief from my neuropathy pain as I’ve read it helps have checked it all up about safety in taking it and it seems ok but last night I was on the internet and found an article saying that it could thin the blood so am wondering if anyone else here is
I’m starting to try cherry juice to help with pain relief from my neuropathy pain as I’ve read it helps have checked it all up about safety in taking it and it seems ok but last night I was on the internet and found an article saying that it could thin the blood so am wondering if anyone else here is
Kingsley09
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AF Association
4 years ago
Cardiology appointment
I had a very thorough NHS appointment with consultant (45 minutes), following an ECG and health check (much more useful than the brief private consultation in June), he explained everything about AF and my situation. His main message - the new cluster of episodes (4 since June, following a four year
I had a very thorough NHS appointment with consultant (45 minutes), following an ECG and health check (much more useful than the brief private consultation in June), he explained everything about AF and my situation. His main message - the new cluster of episodes (4 since June, following a four year
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AF Association
4 years ago
Asprin?
Hi everyone. I’m a 45yr old female that was diagnosed with ET CALR Dec 19. At the time of diagnosis my platelets were 1800, so I was immediately put on Hydroxy & Asprin. For the last 14 weeks my platelets have been stable at 270 so the Hydroxy has done an amazing job for me, but my question is do
Hi everyone. I’m a 45yr old female that was diagnosed with ET CALR Dec 19. At the time of diagnosis my platelets were 1800, so I was immediately put on Hydroxy & Asprin. For the last 14 weeks my platelets have been stable at 270 so the Hydroxy has done an amazing job for me, but my question is do
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MPN Voice
4 years ago
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