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Treatment for high nkcells: steroids and intralipids
Hello ladies, I could really use your advice. I’ve had 1 egg collection and transferred 4 embryos with two chemical pregnancies and one BFN. I’ve had a lot of testing since March. Level 1/2 bloods, miscarriage clinic and a Biopsy on my lining. My consultants agree I should have steroids, aspirin,
Hello ladies, I could really use your advice. I’ve had 1 egg collection and transferred 4 embryos with two chemical pregnancies and one BFN. I’ve had a lot of testing since March. Level 1/2 bloods, miscarriage clinic and a Biopsy on my lining. My consultants agree I should have steroids, aspirin,
Poppygarden
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Fertility Network UK
1 year ago
New ET diagnosis
Hello…..Was given my diagnosis a week ago today ..still getting my head around it. No obvious symptoms besides now I attribute it most likely to ET… fatigue. My GP was monitoring my platelets getting tad higher each blood test over last couple of years.. he had put me on low dose aspirin but recently
Hello…..Was given my diagnosis a week ago today ..still getting my head around it. No obvious symptoms besides now I attribute it most likely to ET… fatigue. My GP was monitoring my platelets getting tad higher each blood test over last couple of years.. he had put me on low dose aspirin but recently
Stargaye
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MPN Voice
1 year ago
hot humid weather sweating
I have ET JAK2 positive. my medication is Aspirin 75mgs daily. im 64z I’m currently in southern Spain. It’s hot, and very humid (75 to 90%) I sweat, a great deal. It visibly runs off me all over. I’m drinking lots of fluids and taking obvious precautions. Is this common for people with ET? Any suggestions
I have ET JAK2 positive. my medication is Aspirin 75mgs daily. im 64z I’m currently in southern Spain. It’s hot, and very humid (75 to 90%) I sweat, a great deal. It visibly runs off me all over. I’m drinking lots of fluids and taking obvious precautions. Is this common for people with ET? Any suggestions
Peachjoy
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MPN Voice
1 year ago
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clexane and lubion - how long did you take?
Hello, I’m currently taking Clexane and lubion up until 12 weeks and I just wondered how long you took these for and if you stopped Clexane at 12 weeks, did you then take aspirin from 12 weeks as a precaution ? Thanks
Hello, I’m currently taking Clexane and lubion up until 12 weeks and I just wondered how long you took these for and if you stopped Clexane at 12 weeks, did you then take aspirin from 12 weeks as a precaution ? Thanks
Sunflower004
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Fertility Network UK
1 year ago
Happening all over again
So BFP on Monday, bright red bleeding with little clots today, so looking very much like I’m headed for my third miscarriage. They have all been about 5-7 weeks. I’ve had ERA tests etc, hysteroscopy, blood test for miscarriage. I am on steroids, aspirin, clexane, Prolutex and utrogestan. What is wrong
So BFP on Monday, bright red bleeding with little clots today, so looking very much like I’m headed for my third miscarriage. They have all been about 5-7 weeks. I’ve had ERA tests etc, hysteroscopy, blood test for miscarriage. I am on steroids, aspirin, clexane, Prolutex and utrogestan. What is wrong
Kmcdon
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Fertility Network UK
1 year ago
Is peg interferon always slow to reduce platelet count?
Morning everyone , I wondered if anyone has experienced a slow journey in platelet reduction on peg interferon alpha like me….. I’m 56, fit and healthy with an active lifestyle. I have ET triple negative and take aspirin daily, diagnosed in April 2020. From Jan 2023 to date my platelet count has only
Morning everyone , I wondered if anyone has experienced a slow journey in platelet reduction on peg interferon alpha like me….. I’m 56, fit and healthy with an active lifestyle. I have ET triple negative and take aspirin daily, diagnosed in April 2020. From Jan 2023 to date my platelet count has only
Maxamber
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MPN Voice
1 year ago
Post stent chest sensations
Hello all, this is my first post. I was diagnosed with intermediate Hodgkin Lymphoma back in 2017, treated with chemo and highly targeted radio (which avoided my heart) and have been in remission since 2018. Last year, I started developing Angina symptoms and was eventually diagnosed in November. I've
Hello all, this is my first post. I was diagnosed with intermediate Hodgkin Lymphoma back in 2017, treated with chemo and highly targeted radio (which avoided my heart) and have been in remission since 2018. Last year, I started developing Angina symptoms and was eventually diagnosed in November. I've
YungHart
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British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
A lot has happened
Hi all, It's been a crazy ride the last well I'd say 6 months. Back in Feb I went to A & E with pain on my right side where my ribs were. After a lot of waiting and tests, they suspected a blot clot Thankfully it was not, it was put down to a viral infection. I had previously had a chest infection in
Hi all, It's been a crazy ride the last well I'd say 6 months. Back in Feb I went to A & E with pain on my right side where my ribs were. After a lot of waiting and tests, they suspected a blot clot Thankfully it was not, it was put down to a viral infection. I had previously had a chest infection in
LouLamb
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LUPUS UK
1 year ago
Best OTC pain relief while on Xarelto/ DOACs blood thinners?
I am new to taking blood thinners and probably will be on them for life. My question is what is a safe pain relief sold over the counter for occasional use for minor aces and pains? I believe aspirin is not a good choice?
I am new to taking blood thinners and probably will be on them for life. My question is what is a safe pain relief sold over the counter for occasional use for minor aces and pains? I believe aspirin is not a good choice?
MalJam
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
1 year ago
Feeling Very Stuck
Hi, I'm really hoping someone can help, I'm a chronic migraine sufferer and I feel like I'm at a dead end. Apologies in advance for the long message! I've been having migraines for the last ten years, over the past five years my migraine episodes have increased in intensity and frequency. I keep a migraine
Hi, I'm really hoping someone can help, I'm a chronic migraine sufferer and I feel like I'm at a dead end. Apologies in advance for the long message! I've been having migraines for the last ten years, over the past five years my migraine episodes have increased in intensity and frequency. I keep a migraine
Ellie252
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National Migraine Centre
1 year ago
Side effects of baby aspirin
I want to talk about the side effects of taking baby aspirin. I had been taking aspirin daily for more than a year on doctor's orders, and at the end of last year, I experienced eye problems and almost constant slight fatigue, especially after breakfast. In the eyes, especially in the right, strong
I want to talk about the side effects of taking baby aspirin. I had been taking aspirin daily for more than a year on doctor's orders, and at the end of last year, I experienced eye problems and almost constant slight fatigue, especially after breakfast. In the eyes, especially in the right, strong
Softy125
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MPN Voice
1 year ago
Need advice
Need some advice please. Admitted to hospital middle last week after heart attack. Have been stable on 6.5 mg Pred for 6 weeks but obviously do not intend to taper any more at present. Still in hospital awaiting a stent. Have been put on all sorts medication including blood pressure pills, Beta
Need some advice please. Admitted to hospital middle last week after heart attack. Have been stable on 6.5 mg Pred for 6 weeks but obviously do not intend to taper any more at present. Still in hospital awaiting a stent. Have been put on all sorts medication including blood pressure pills, Beta
jaycee444
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PMRGCAuk
1 year ago
Sore throat 1dp5dt (FET)
Hi guys, So I feel like I’m going nuts… I’ve had a verrry slight sore throat in the few days leading up to my 2nd FET. Nothing bad, I swear I had it leading up to my first FET in December (I was so worried about getting covid and it being cancelled). But of course both times it was not covid so have
Hi guys, So I feel like I’m going nuts… I’ve had a verrry slight sore throat in the few days leading up to my 2nd FET. Nothing bad, I swear I had it leading up to my first FET in December (I was so worried about getting covid and it being cancelled). But of course both times it was not covid so have
Esb27
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Fertility Network UK
1 year ago
Thromboxane & Aspirin
New British study below [1]. "Pre-clinical models demonstrate that platelet activation is involved in the spread of malignancy." (Metastasis is dependent on unwanted coagulation. This is why I use nattokinase to dissolve unwanted clots, and the D-dimer test to ensure that there are no active clots
New British study below [1]. "Pre-clinical models demonstrate that platelet activation is involved in the spread of malignancy." (Metastasis is dependent on unwanted coagulation. This is why I use nattokinase to dissolve unwanted clots, and the D-dimer test to ensure that there are no active clots
pca2004
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Fight Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
Migraine Headaches with disturbance of speech
I have ET treated with 500 mg hydroxycarbamide daily. I am also taking the blood thinner - rivaroxaban - as I have had previous clots - and buprenorphine hydrochloride. I have just started on a small dose of Irbesartan for raised blood pressure. I am 81 years of age and since I was in my sixties
I have ET treated with 500 mg hydroxycarbamide daily. I am also taking the blood thinner - rivaroxaban - as I have had previous clots - and buprenorphine hydrochloride. I have just started on a small dose of Irbesartan for raised blood pressure. I am 81 years of age and since I was in my sixties
Jelbea
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MPN Voice
1 year ago
Weekly aspirin cuts cancer risks
This is a link to a source I would not ordinarily cite, but the researcher comes up in serious papers elsewhere. If anyone can find a trial or reviewed article about it, that would be great. https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/11407206/aspirin-once-week-slash-cancer-risk/
This is a link to a source I would not ordinarily cite, but the researcher comes up in serious papers elsewhere. If anyone can find a trial or reviewed article about it, that would be great. https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/11407206/aspirin-once-week-slash-cancer-risk/
Derf4223
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
Aspirin Warning: Anemia May Increase With Use
»Older people who take daily low-dose aspirin have at 20% higher risk of developing anemia even without having already had a major bleeding event, according to results from a new randomized controlled trial. In the study, which was published June 20 in the Annals of Internal Medicine, investigators
»Older people who take daily low-dose aspirin have at 20% higher risk of developing anemia even without having already had a major bleeding event, according to results from a new randomized controlled trial. In the study, which was published June 20 in the Annals of Internal Medicine, investigators
Manouche
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MPN Voice
1 year ago
Changes in my labwork
I was diagnosed with jak2+ ET in March 2023 (though BMB report said they couldn’t rule out pre-fibrotic MF?) My hematologist immediately went on a 3-month sabbatical, so I’ll be meeting her next week for the first time. I’ve also managed to get a referral to an MPN specialist, but that appt isn’t until
I was diagnosed with jak2+ ET in March 2023 (though BMB report said they couldn’t rule out pre-fibrotic MF?) My hematologist immediately went on a 3-month sabbatical, so I’ll be meeting her next week for the first time. I’ve also managed to get a referral to an MPN specialist, but that appt isn’t until
WRLM
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MPN Voice
1 year ago
Not what I was expecting.
So yesterday I went for my needle biopsy, I arrived with time for a coffee in hand and was rather grateful for that (pro tip) if you are going to a appointment at Shrewsbury hospital on a Monday morning,park on Sunday night.After a bit of creative parking on a bit of grass I went to the outpatient surgery
So yesterday I went for my needle biopsy, I arrived with time for a coffee in hand and was rather grateful for that (pro tip) if you are going to a appointment at Shrewsbury hospital on a Monday morning,park on Sunday night.After a bit of creative parking on a bit of grass I went to the outpatient surgery
Rogo23
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British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
Due to start interferon
Hello, I haven’t posted in over 2 years but have been following the posts and great advice and support given. I was diagnosed with PV in Dec 2020 aged 41. I was on HU for afew months but decided to come off it and just do aspirin and venesection. That worked for last 2 years but platelets over 1000
Hello, I haven’t posted in over 2 years but have been following the posts and great advice and support given. I was diagnosed with PV in Dec 2020 aged 41. I was on HU for afew months but decided to come off it and just do aspirin and venesection. That worked for last 2 years but platelets over 1000
Deevie1
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MPN Voice
1 year ago
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