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Trying to cope with FND
Hi my name is Michelle I have been diagnosed with FND it's has taken over 2years to be diagnosed after I had a brain operation for a anyserum so trying to cope with it but really hard at times
Hi my name is Michelle I have been diagnosed with FND it's has taken over 2years to be diagnosed after I had a brain operation for a anyserum so trying to cope with it but really hard at times
Michie74
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Functional Neurological Disorder - FND Hope
4 years ago
Sleep apnea results
Hi had my telephone consultation with af nurse today and she gave me results of sleep apnea test saying was showing moderate she couldn’t say what they were going to do as it’s on the system, guess that means on hold till hospitals are back to normal. My question is to anyone who has apnea did you have
Hi had my telephone consultation with af nurse today and she gave me results of sleep apnea test saying was showing moderate she couldn’t say what they were going to do as it’s on the system, guess that means on hold till hospitals are back to normal. My question is to anyone who has apnea did you have
Janelr
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
4 years ago
MSA and Stopping Breathing
I have sleep apnea and I stop breathing during the daytime as well. Interesting experience during my hour long dental procedure: the oral surgeon woke me four times saying “breathe Kevin, breathe Kevin”.
I have sleep apnea and I stop breathing during the daytime as well. Interesting experience during my hour long dental procedure: the oral surgeon woke me four times saying “breathe Kevin, breathe Kevin”.
Kevinbg
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Cure Parkinson's
4 years ago
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MELATONIN FOR COVID-19 / Part 1
One possible problem for moderate to severe Covid-19 patients is the potential for significant damage to the lungs and possibly other organs like the liver based on what is being seen in patients. At this point, treatment options to try and prevent, repair or ameliorate this damage is very limited and
One possible problem for moderate to severe Covid-19 patients is the potential for significant damage to the lungs and possibly other organs like the liver based on what is being seen in patients. At this point, treatment options to try and prevent, repair or ameliorate this damage is very limited and
chartist
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Cure Parkinson's
4 years ago
AFIB free from CPAP and ASD
Since we're talking recovery, I'd like to offer my experience. I presented with bradycardia and Afib in June 2016. I got an emergency pacemaker for the bradycardia. I then tried various meds for afib, none of which worked. I went to Dr. Huang at U of Rochester. After an ultrasound, he said to go
Since we're talking recovery, I'd like to offer my experience. I presented with bradycardia and Afib in June 2016. I got an emergency pacemaker for the bradycardia. I then tried various meds for afib, none of which worked. I went to Dr. Huang at U of Rochester. After an ultrasound, he said to go
1275
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AF Association
4 years ago
I need sleep
I have had sleep issues since my last depressive episode and need to know how to transition from one sleep aid to another
I have had sleep issues since my last depressive episode and need to know how to transition from one sleep aid to another
2bewellforu
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Anxiety and Depression Support
4 years ago
YES to CAFFEINE for RLS
Reading all these posts is driving me crazy. Mirapex, lyrica, Ropinirole, Gabapentin... so many drugs. I've tried them all over the years. Some worked. Some didn't, like Gabapentin, not real great for RLS. But after many many years of severe RLS, what did I find that works? CAFFEINE! Try 1/4 to 1/2
Reading all these posts is driving me crazy. Mirapex, lyrica, Ropinirole, Gabapentin... so many drugs. I've tried them all over the years. Some worked. Some didn't, like Gabapentin, not real great for RLS. But after many many years of severe RLS, what did I find that works? CAFFEINE! Try 1/4 to 1/2
Bftalbert
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Restless Legs Syndrome
4 years ago
No longer on Mirapex and I'm drug free!
So, I was diagnosed with RLS during a sleep study over 10 years ago and I was put on.50 mg of Mirapex. It worked wonderful for a long time. I began to notice that my RLS was getting worse. In fact, I discovered that the Mirapex was the culprit! I went off it cold turkey with no ill effects! I don't suffer
So, I was diagnosed with RLS during a sleep study over 10 years ago and I was put on.50 mg of Mirapex. It worked wonderful for a long time. I began to notice that my RLS was getting worse. In fact, I discovered that the Mirapex was the culprit! I went off it cold turkey with no ill effects! I don't suffer
Katti703
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Restless Legs Syndrome
4 years ago
Just visiting
The saying goes that if March comes in like a lion it goes out like a lamb and that has been certainly true this year . After a shockingly depressing wet winter and early spring ,down in Devon we are now bathed in glorious sunshine with warm winds from the south which I hope will bring the industrious
The saying goes that if March comes in like a lion it goes out like a lamb and that has been certainly true this year . After a shockingly depressing wet winter and early spring ,down in Devon we are now bathed in glorious sunshine with warm winds from the south which I hope will bring the industrious
Georgepa
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PSP Association
4 years ago
Having a bad night
Well after about 4 weeks of fairly decent sleep and my anxiety has calmed down tonight it’s triggered off again, lot’s of things are happening around me and my mind is in overdrive, I’m sure those of you that suffer with this know what I mean, so I will write a post on here and it distracts my mind for
Well after about 4 weeks of fairly decent sleep and my anxiety has calmed down tonight it’s triggered off again, lot’s of things are happening around me and my mind is in overdrive, I’m sure those of you that suffer with this know what I mean, so I will write a post on here and it distracts my mind for
ukpete
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Anxiety and Depression Support
4 years ago
Faint line disappeared in pregnancy test
Hi all, this was my 3rd cycle iui had it on march 14th and i was prescribed progynova and duphaston tablets. My periods due date was 28th march. I didnot got my periods yet and today is 21 dpo, i had a home pregnancy test it came like one dark line appeared and another light line appeared and within
Hi all, this was my 3rd cycle iui had it on march 14th and i was prescribed progynova and duphaston tablets. My periods due date was 28th march. I didnot got my periods yet and today is 21 dpo, i had a home pregnancy test it came like one dark line appeared and another light line appeared and within
Meenatchi
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Fertility Network UK
4 years ago
What would you do?
Ladies I am not having a good mental health day, it could be because AF is soon to be showing her face, but I am not dealing with not proceeding with our treatment, and the uncertainty of the future and fertility treatment. I was meant to start down reg on Sunday (Mothers Day), and our clinic could
Ladies I am not having a good mental health day, it could be because AF is soon to be showing her face, but I am not dealing with not proceeding with our treatment, and the uncertainty of the future and fertility treatment. I was meant to start down reg on Sunday (Mothers Day), and our clinic could
Italy300618
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Fertility Network UK
4 years ago
Keep laughter in your heart
I am a 46 yr old severe asthmatic on a seemingly endless about of meds but hey ho it is what it is. One med that i have been on for over a year now which has been wonderful for me has been Alvesco (ciclesonide). Being a smaller inhaled corticosteroid it manages to travel deeper into your lungs. I have
I am a 46 yr old severe asthmatic on a seemingly endless about of meds but hey ho it is what it is. One med that i have been on for over a year now which has been wonderful for me has been Alvesco (ciclesonide). Being a smaller inhaled corticosteroid it manages to travel deeper into your lungs. I have
Wheezeydarth
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Asthma Community Forum
4 years ago
New symptom tracking app aims to slow spread of coronavirus.
Around 5,000 twins and their families across the UK have been recruited from the TwinsUK cohort study to trial the app, which tracks in real time how the disease progresses. The aim of the app is to help slow the outbreak, by helping researchers identify: How fast the virus is spreading in your area
Around 5,000 twins and their families across the UK have been recruited from the TwinsUK cohort study to trial the app, which tracks in real time how the disease progresses. The aim of the app is to help slow the outbreak, by helping researchers identify: How fast the virus is spreading in your area
2greys
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
4 years ago
Traveling Zoo
One of my tires looked low, so I opened the trunk to look for the tire gauge and air pump. I lifted the cover over the spare tire and found what I needed as well as a bonus. Two mouse nests, made of insulation from somewhere in the car. My first reaction was amusement, to think that mice had been my
One of my tires looked low, so I opened the trunk to look for the tire gauge and air pump. I lifted the cover over the spare tire and found what I needed as well as a bonus. Two mouse nests, made of insulation from somewhere in the car. My first reaction was amusement, to think that mice had been my
goatgal
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My MSAA Community
4 years ago
STILL NEED HELP
I'm wondering if I have DAWS( dopamine agonist withdrawal syndrome ) I started my tapering from requip the first of Feb. and finished the end of the month. Now I find I'm having terrifying dreams. heavy sweating. roaring in my head, lots more physical discomforts . Has anyone experienced this and if
I'm wondering if I have DAWS( dopamine agonist withdrawal syndrome ) I started my tapering from requip the first of Feb. and finished the end of the month. Now I find I'm having terrifying dreams. heavy sweating. roaring in my head, lots more physical discomforts . Has anyone experienced this and if
sweetiepye
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Restless Legs Syndrome
4 years ago
HELP ME! WWE all night! My arms and legs are waving and slapping all night long. I tear the bed apart, beat myself and my husband. HELP
I have RLS with periodic limb movements. (145+/hour overnight). I was taking Clonazepam with THE best results after trials with Soma ( & at least 2 other muscle relaxants), the 2 meds that are specifically for RLS (? names escape me) a patch maybe, a couple of antidepressants in the amitriptyline category
I have RLS with periodic limb movements. (145+/hour overnight). I was taking Clonazepam with THE best results after trials with Soma ( & at least 2 other muscle relaxants), the 2 meds that are specifically for RLS (? names escape me) a patch maybe, a couple of antidepressants in the amitriptyline category
Hidden
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Restless Legs Syndrome
4 years ago
Sleep problem
Can anyone help . I have c.o.p.d with all the usual problems ,however i am having a sleep problem .When i start to nod off i suddenly reawake which wont go away and is most unpleasent. I have been tested for sleep apnoea and i do not suffer with it. Sometimes i just nod off and other times although
Can anyone help . I have c.o.p.d with all the usual problems ,however i am having a sleep problem .When i start to nod off i suddenly reawake which wont go away and is most unpleasent. I have been tested for sleep apnoea and i do not suffer with it. Sometimes i just nod off and other times although
robotman
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
4 years ago
Unisom for sleep after returning to afib
I messed up had an ablation set for last October and after discussing with my EP one of the very best in the US. Decided to hold off as I had only two "known" bouts of AFIB in 5 years and both could have been tied to being almost without potassium ( needed 3 transfusions to get me to normal level the
I messed up had an ablation set for last October and after discussing with my EP one of the very best in the US. Decided to hold off as I had only two "known" bouts of AFIB in 5 years and both could have been tied to being almost without potassium ( needed 3 transfusions to get me to normal level the
easygoer13
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
5 years ago
Need a new doctor - NOVA area (northernVirginia)
My husband got a new job and we switched health insurances from Kaiser to UnitedHealthcare and now I need to find a new doctor for my adderall and xanax. I get anxiety just thinking about it! I have been on adderall since I was in highschool and I am now 34 years old, so roughly 16 years. Always went
My husband got a new job and we switched health insurances from Kaiser to UnitedHealthcare and now I need to find a new doctor for my adderall and xanax. I get anxiety just thinking about it! I have been on adderall since I was in highschool and I am now 34 years old, so roughly 16 years. Always went
Mrsrobot20
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Anxiety Support
4 years ago
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