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Increasing dosage of Nebivolol
Hi - I'm on a dosage of 5mg of Nebivolol (2.5 mg in the AM & 2.5mg in the PM) for my atrial tachycardia. I have been getting a few runs of fast heartbeats and palpitations that don't turn into a full blown episode around 2 or 3 AM in the morning. Should I ask to increase the evening dosage to address
Hi - I'm on a dosage of 5mg of Nebivolol (2.5 mg in the AM & 2.5mg in the PM) for my atrial tachycardia. I have been getting a few runs of fast heartbeats and palpitations that don't turn into a full blown episode around 2 or 3 AM in the morning. Should I ask to increase the evening dosage to address
HowMyHeartSings
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Arrhythmia Alliance
5 years ago
Swedish massage therapy
Hi, I am from Mississauga. I have been suffering from body pain for about 2 weeks after I fall down from the stairs. I tried some medicines. But it has no effect. It couldn't reduce my body pain. So I thought of going for a Swedish massage treatment. I was looking for good massage therapy services.
Hi, I am from Mississauga. I have been suffering from body pain for about 2 weeks after I fall down from the stairs. I tried some medicines. But it has no effect. It couldn't reduce my body pain. So I thought of going for a Swedish massage treatment. I was looking for good massage therapy services.
ritureb123
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Pain Concern
5 years ago
Curious to know how many have real sleep issues with MS besides pain.
Is insomnia which contributes to over all function and its organs a symptom of MS?How many of us sleep less than 4 hrs a night or cant get to sleep at all.
Is insomnia which contributes to over all function and its organs a symptom of MS?How many of us sleep less than 4 hrs a night or cant get to sleep at all.
jackiesj
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My MSAA Community
5 years ago
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I just found out that unisom, taken long term, causes hallucinations, paranoia, anxiety, anger, constantly wanting to fight, rapid mood changes, memory loss and more. I was just curious how many of you that had been on unisom long term through your pregnancy and had been diagnosed with psychosis?
I just found out that unisom, taken long term, causes hallucinations, paranoia, anxiety, anger, constantly wanting to fight, rapid mood changes, memory loss and more. I was just curious how many of you that had been on unisom long term through your pregnancy and had been diagnosed with psychosis?
Mamadubois22
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Action on Postpartum Psychosis
5 years ago
Insomnia and worry through IVF/pregnancy after miscarriage earlier in the year
Hello I’ve always been a terrible sleeper. I am really pleased that I am pregnant after my first round of ivf (very early days).l BUT... I miscarried at 21 weeks earlier in the year and although I am feeling so blessed and lucky and happy to be pregnant, I am also terrified and sleeping worse than ever
Hello I’ve always been a terrible sleeper. I am really pleased that I am pregnant after my first round of ivf (very early days).l BUT... I miscarried at 21 weeks earlier in the year and although I am feeling so blessed and lucky and happy to be pregnant, I am also terrified and sleeping worse than ever
SimsB
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Fertility Network UK
5 years ago
Malawi study confirms lasting impact of life-saving technology.
National CPAP program improves survival of newborns with respiratory illness. Malawi’s national adoption of affordable, rugged, neonatal CPAP technology as a part of routine hospital care resulted in sustained improvements in the survival of babies with respiratory illness, according to a new study
National CPAP program improves survival of newborns with respiratory illness. Malawi’s national adoption of affordable, rugged, neonatal CPAP technology as a part of routine hospital care resulted in sustained improvements in the survival of babies with respiratory illness, according to a new study
2greys
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
5 years ago
Magnesium glycinate
I have recently tried this for anxiety and sleep and it really helped but the tablets I have are really large and I’m gagging and choking to swallow then even when halved. Can anyone recommend a brand which is easier to swallow?
I have recently tried this for anxiety and sleep and it really helped but the tablets I have are really large and I’m gagging and choking to swallow then even when halved. Can anyone recommend a brand which is easier to swallow?
WobblyX
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Thyroid UK
5 years ago
Diphenhydramine
How long does it take for Diphenhydrami ne to leave the system as I want to try another sleep aid?
How long does it take for Diphenhydrami ne to leave the system as I want to try another sleep aid?
jonboy40
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Sleep Matters
5 years ago
Horizant side effects
I’m currently taking 7.5mg of Methadone and 1 300mg Horizant pill. I have been thru augmentation, & this is my current regime.....I’m still up 3-4 times a night w RLS and am tired all the time. My Dr. wants me to take another 300 mg Horizant pill. It just makes me so dizzy & nauseous I’m reluctant
I’m currently taking 7.5mg of Methadone and 1 300mg Horizant pill. I have been thru augmentation, & this is my current regime.....I’m still up 3-4 times a night w RLS and am tired all the time. My Dr. wants me to take another 300 mg Horizant pill. It just makes me so dizzy & nauseous I’m reluctant
Barb574
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Restless Legs Syndrome
5 years ago
Sleep study on Thursday! HELP!!!!
I'm back again and this time with a 'How to cope' question of a different sort. On Thursday night I have a sleep study booked. It's now 1.45 am and I've been up since before midnight with a bad RL episode. I'm dreading the sleep study and worry that it will be like tonight, only with wires attached everywhere
I'm back again and this time with a 'How to cope' question of a different sort. On Thursday night I have a sleep study booked. It's now 1.45 am and I've been up since before midnight with a bad RL episode. I'm dreading the sleep study and worry that it will be like tonight, only with wires attached everywhere
restlessstoz
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Restless Legs Syndrome
5 years ago
Tips for dealing with vertigo
I’m sure we’ve shared about this before, but would you mind sharing what, if anything, has helped you deal with vertigo? Dramamine has helped a bit with the nausea.
I’m sure we’ve shared about this before, but would you mind sharing what, if anything, has helped you deal with vertigo? Dramamine has helped a bit with the nausea.
greaterexp
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My MSAA Community
5 years ago
Sensitive- positive test today after Hydrosalpinx surgery
It just goes to show that you must never given up hope. 14 months of trying. Turmoil. Antibiotics. Hospital admissions. Surgery. Hydrosalpinx. Being told I would need IVF and now finally a positive test naturally! I had my surgery only 8 weeks ago. I know I have a long way to go to feel comfortable
It just goes to show that you must never given up hope. 14 months of trying. Turmoil. Antibiotics. Hospital admissions. Surgery. Hydrosalpinx. Being told I would need IVF and now finally a positive test naturally! I had my surgery only 8 weeks ago. I know I have a long way to go to feel comfortable
Montycat16
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Fertility Network UK
5 years ago
Hydroxichloroquin Side effects
Hi You may remember back in July, I mentioned that I was to have test for possible Toxic Retinitis. I saw a Consultant from the Macular department on Friday, where my worst fears were confirmed. I definitely do have Toxic Retinitis as a result of long term use of Hydroxichloroquin. I am still waiting
Hi You may remember back in July, I mentioned that I was to have test for possible Toxic Retinitis. I saw a Consultant from the Macular department on Friday, where my worst fears were confirmed. I definitely do have Toxic Retinitis as a result of long term use of Hydroxichloroquin. I am still waiting
Cal66
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LUPUS UK
5 years ago
Anyone here have obstructive sleep apnea too?
I have OSA along with my RLS. Since sleeping with a CPAP machine hooked up to my face is already difficult, adding worsening RLS to the mix has left me exhausted. Just wondering if any of you struggle with both conditions? My Dad had both conditions.....in his day there was no CPAP machine, and I
I have OSA along with my RLS. Since sleeping with a CPAP machine hooked up to my face is already difficult, adding worsening RLS to the mix has left me exhausted. Just wondering if any of you struggle with both conditions? My Dad had both conditions.....in his day there was no CPAP machine, and I
KickininAz
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Restless Legs Syndrome
5 years ago
Cryotherapy and ice baths
Cryotherapy and ice baths.........has anyone done this as part of trying to reduce inflammation when bad? To just feel better for a small period of time?
Cryotherapy and ice baths.........has anyone done this as part of trying to reduce inflammation when bad? To just feel better for a small period of time?
Hidden
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NRAS
5 years ago
Doctor care between NHS appts
Hi everyone, I'm relatively new to the UK, and struggling to learn how to manage my severe RLS through the NHS system. My main question is this: how are we supposed to manage if we have severe episodes and need to speak with a specialist in-between regularly scheduled appointments? It seems like seeking
Hi everyone, I'm relatively new to the UK, and struggling to learn how to manage my severe RLS through the NHS system. My main question is this: how are we supposed to manage if we have severe episodes and need to speak with a specialist in-between regularly scheduled appointments? It seems like seeking
ustouk1
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Restless Legs Syndrome
5 years ago
B12 Injection?
Hi there. I heard through the grapevine (and not from allopathic docs) that B12 injections can help with fatigue, mood, and other co-occuring symptoms we all face (in the autoinflammatory and autoimmune worlds). I had my first today to try it and the nurse said it would be fairly soon that I would have
Hi there. I heard through the grapevine (and not from allopathic docs) that B12 injections can help with fatigue, mood, and other co-occuring symptoms we all face (in the autoinflammatory and autoimmune worlds). I had my first today to try it and the nurse said it would be fairly soon that I would have
Stm252
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Behçet's UK
5 years ago
Ritalin + Modafinil?
I've been,"Gone" for awhile but I'm back. I've been dealing with the horrid "Cog Fog." I went to a Neuropsychologist for testing last week (base line test) and I did horribly, was so exhausted after. Making my brain work out like that was EXHAUSTING! I won't get the results for a month, but I know
I've been,"Gone" for awhile but I'm back. I've been dealing with the horrid "Cog Fog." I went to a Neuropsychologist for testing last week (base line test) and I did horribly, was so exhausted after. Making my brain work out like that was EXHAUSTING! I won't get the results for a month, but I know
Juliew19673
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My MSAA Community
5 years ago
How Does Smoking Affect Sleep??
I'm passing this on from one of our members, BlueEyedGal Each year, nearly 6 million people die worldwide from tobacco use and related diseases. Smoking has a long list of health risks, including cancer, depression, anxiety, heart disease, and much, much more. But smoking also interferes with your sleep
I'm passing this on from one of our members, BlueEyedGal Each year, nearly 6 million people die worldwide from tobacco use and related diseases. Smoking has a long list of health risks, including cancer, depression, anxiety, heart disease, and much, much more. But smoking also interferes with your sleep
TheTabbyCat
Administrator
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Quit Support
5 years ago
New to ms the first week of many weeks
New to Relapsing Remitting ms (RRms) its first week month decade. Everything is a learning experience. Mistakes will be made, I most certainly made mine. People will give “YOU” suggestions and make recommendations. They may appear reasonable but, this is an incurable progressive chronic condition
New to Relapsing Remitting ms (RRms) its first week month decade. Everything is a learning experience. Mistakes will be made, I most certainly made mine. People will give “YOU” suggestions and make recommendations. They may appear reasonable but, this is an incurable progressive chronic condition
RoyceNewton
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My MSAA Community
5 years ago
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