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Quick recap: in hospital with pneumonia and Pred increased to 10mg (from 4.5mg). Saw GP on discharge and was prescribed 10mg for 4 weeks. He also cancelled my repeat prescription so he said to go back in 4 weeks. So, yesterday I saw another GP to renew my repeat prescription. Immediately I was asked
Quick recap: in hospital with pneumonia and Pred increased to 10mg (from 4.5mg). Saw GP on discharge and was prescribed 10mg for 4 weeks. He also cancelled my repeat prescription so he said to go back in 4 weeks. So, yesterday I saw another GP to renew my repeat prescription. Immediately I was asked
Janann25
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PMRGCAuk
1 year ago
Coming off Pramipexole
I'm a 65 year old female in Norfolk in the UK, with hereditary RLS for which I was prescribed X1 every evening 0.088mg Pramipexole some 10 (possibly?) years ago. A year ago I had a single mastectomy, am on Anastrazole oestrogen suppressant hormone treatment and a Calcium/D3 supplement for that, along
I'm a 65 year old female in Norfolk in the UK, with hereditary RLS for which I was prescribed X1 every evening 0.088mg Pramipexole some 10 (possibly?) years ago. A year ago I had a single mastectomy, am on Anastrazole oestrogen suppressant hormone treatment and a Calcium/D3 supplement for that, along
GreyMaus
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Restless Legs Syndrome
1 year ago
Could I try BAT to restore sensitivity to previously used antiandrogen treatments.
I failed Abiraterone and SOC doesn't allow the switch to Enzalutamide. I was reading on the use of BAT to resensitize mCRPC. Would this be a therapy that could work or is it too late now that I have failed. I know its not SOC but I am running out of choices and looking for some clarity. Its basically
I failed Abiraterone and SOC doesn't allow the switch to Enzalutamide. I was reading on the use of BAT to resensitize mCRPC. Would this be a therapy that could work or is it too late now that I have failed. I know its not SOC but I am running out of choices and looking for some clarity. Its basically
Islandboy2021
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
10 months ago
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Enzalutamide any advice/tips for dealing with side effects
Stage 4 PCA for last 3 years. Had 6 cycles of Chemo and then Abiraterone for 18+ months (PSA dropped to 0.2 then more recently rose to 58 in June '23 ). Abiraterone eventually stopped working and I was able to join Radium 223 trial. Completed 5 of 6 cycles of Radium 223, then elected to stop since scans
Stage 4 PCA for last 3 years. Had 6 cycles of Chemo and then Abiraterone for 18+ months (PSA dropped to 0.2 then more recently rose to 58 in June '23 ). Abiraterone eventually stopped working and I was able to join Radium 223 trial. Completed 5 of 6 cycles of Radium 223, then elected to stop since scans
Ronnie7C
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
10 months ago
Complicated with NASH, looking for next step
HI, I feel so discouraged by healthcare. My story - No one can say "why," yet I appear to have fast advancing liver disease. I do have several autoimmune ds ie Hashimotos, Fibromyalgia, adrenal issue etc - but so far tested neg related to liver, no hepatitis etc but am + EBV w/o mono, No diabetes A1c
HI, I feel so discouraged by healthcare. My story - No one can say "why," yet I appear to have fast advancing liver disease. I do have several autoimmune ds ie Hashimotos, Fibromyalgia, adrenal issue etc - but so far tested neg related to liver, no hepatitis etc but am + EBV w/o mono, No diabetes A1c
NeverBeen2Spain
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Living with Fatty Liver and NASH
1 year ago
High BP, meds don't work
But, taking Zanax, or
Valium
has no effect on BP, and just makes me prone to falling down at night. I also have an oddly swollen abdomen, especially when lying flat. Profound fatigue, and problems with focusing.
But, taking Zanax, or
Valium
has no effect on BP, and just makes me prone to falling down at night. I also have an oddly swollen abdomen, especially when lying flat. Profound fatigue, and problems with focusing.
phebamom
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High Blood Pressure Support
2 years ago
calcium citrate
I only had 3 adcal-d3 tablets 1 a day but I got constipation, I have a hiatus hernia, which is the best calcium citrate I have read they are easier on your stomach, thanks.
I only had 3 adcal-d3 tablets 1 a day but I got constipation, I have a hiatus hernia, which is the best calcium citrate I have read they are easier on your stomach, thanks.
Radars
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Bone Health and Osteoporosis UK
10 months ago
calcium citrate or adcal-d3
I have just started adcal-d3 3 days ago, I have also got a hiatus hernia, I now have constipation not good, would calcium citrate be better, I also take a ppi 20mg of pantoprazole, I have been dx with severe osteoporosis but I am still walking ok,any help please.
I have just started adcal-d3 3 days ago, I have also got a hiatus hernia, I now have constipation not good, would calcium citrate be better, I also take a ppi 20mg of pantoprazole, I have been dx with severe osteoporosis but I am still walking ok,any help please.
Radars
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Bone Health and Osteoporosis UK
10 months ago
Has 3 years on Prednisolone caused all these problems?
Hi All,I haven't posted for a while but regularly read the daily highlights and continue to learn about our condition and take comfort that there are others who understand the difficulties we face living with PMR. The last few weeks, have been challenging for a few reasons. I'm currently 3 weeks into
Hi All,I haven't posted for a while but regularly read the daily highlights and continue to learn about our condition and take comfort that there are others who understand the difficulties we face living with PMR. The last few weeks, have been challenging for a few reasons. I'm currently 3 weeks into
CarolF1312
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PMRGCAuk
1 year ago
Warfarin - Arterial Calcification
I keep hearing that there is a risk of arterial calcification in the arteries when on Warfarin> Something about the relationship between Vitamin D, Vitamin K and the way Calcium should travel to the bones rather than remain in the blood stream. Now I have been advised to take vitamin D as I seem
I keep hearing that there is a risk of arterial calcification in the arteries when on Warfarin> Something about the relationship between Vitamin D, Vitamin K and the way Calcium should travel to the bones rather than remain in the blood stream. Now I have been advised to take vitamin D as I seem
gazaeee
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Anticoagulation Support
1 year ago
near daily AFib
My first AFib event happened while in hospital for kidney stone a few months ago. Kept having them and neither calcium channel blockers nor beta blockers helped; in fact, I felt worse on them. Cardiologist agreed that ablation is right and it’s scheduled for August 9. However, I am having daily AFib
My first AFib event happened while in hospital for kidney stone a few months ago. Kept having them and neither calcium channel blockers nor beta blockers helped; in fact, I felt worse on them. Cardiologist agreed that ablation is right and it’s scheduled for August 9. However, I am having daily AFib
AnneInARizona
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AF Association
1 year ago
B vitamin complex
hi, I just need to know if it’s ok for me to take my B vitamin complex an hour after T4/T3 with my breakfast. The reason I ask is on the box it states folate - as calcium folinate. I’m now worried if I should leave 4 hours after levo because it mentions calcium? Any help will be appreciated
hi, I just need to know if it’s ok for me to take my B vitamin complex an hour after T4/T3 with my breakfast. The reason I ask is on the box it states folate - as calcium folinate. I’m now worried if I should leave 4 hours after levo because it mentions calcium? Any help will be appreciated
Essexlil
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Thyroid UK
1 year ago
taking tablets
Hi, I am 72 years old, about a year ago had a lumpectomy because of cancer, all ok now. Was given Lectrozole because cancer linked to oestrogen. Had a bone density scan, results were Ostopenia, so given Alendronic Acid and calichew-D3. Is anybody else on these medications? Reading the articles on these
Hi, I am 72 years old, about a year ago had a lumpectomy because of cancer, all ok now. Was given Lectrozole because cancer linked to oestrogen. Had a bone density scan, results were Ostopenia, so given Alendronic Acid and calichew-D3. Is anybody else on these medications? Reading the articles on these
Cheeseand
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Bone Health and Osteoporosis UK
1 year ago
folate (as calcium folinate)
hi, I take my T4/T3 at least an hour before my breakfast. I take my B12 supplement and Pink Tribe liposomal vitamin B complex liquid just after breakfast. I’ve been reading the ingredients and am worried in case I should be leaving 4 hours for the vitamin B complex due to the folate mentioning calcium
hi, I take my T4/T3 at least an hour before my breakfast. I take my B12 supplement and Pink Tribe liposomal vitamin B complex liquid just after breakfast. I’ve been reading the ingredients and am worried in case I should be leaving 4 hours for the vitamin B complex due to the folate mentioning calcium
Essexlil
in
Thyroid UK
1 year ago
ideal biochemistry monitoring
question: I know that there are protols for regular blood PSA and sometimes Testosterone when on SOC following RT and during the 2-3 years ADT (with localised high risk G9-10). My excellent ONC does a full biochemistry every 3 months with a face to face meeting which is great, but I will have to
question: I know that there are protols for regular blood PSA and sometimes Testosterone when on SOC following RT and during the 2-3 years ADT (with localised high risk G9-10). My excellent ONC does a full biochemistry every 3 months with a face to face meeting which is great, but I will have to
SimMartin
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
AFib etc
Hi All Just returned to normal after 17hrs in the dreaded! Only been a week since the last one, two months prior to that. I’m a newbie as only diagnosed January this year During this session my average HR was 89(Apple Watch) is this about par or do others have a different experience? Apart from
Hi All Just returned to normal after 17hrs in the dreaded! Only been a week since the last one, two months prior to that. I’m a newbie as only diagnosed January this year During this session my average HR was 89(Apple Watch) is this about par or do others have a different experience? Apart from
Macan
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
1 year ago
Time to come off Ropinerole 4 years after being on Pramepexole 7 years. What else can I try????
I've been on these and both caused augmentation and with both was increased to maximum dose yet still had restless legs causing sleepless nights, anxiety and depression.Before I went onto medication I found out I was severely anaemic, I don't know how it happened to me as I was previously fit and healthy
I've been on these and both caused augmentation and with both was increased to maximum dose yet still had restless legs causing sleepless nights, anxiety and depression.Before I went onto medication I found out I was severely anaemic, I don't know how it happened to me as I was previously fit and healthy
Maddie1000
in
Restless Legs Syndrome
1 year ago
Weakness, Vulnerability, Instability, and Fear
I take Gabapentin, which helps a little, and occasionally
Valium
, but I still feel like my health , self-confidence, and inner strength have been significantly degraded.
I take Gabapentin, which helps a little, and occasionally
Valium
, but I still feel like my health , self-confidence, and inner strength have been significantly degraded.
Alock2020
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Cure Parkinson's
2 years ago
Maddening Contradictory Advice
Latest update on my still hormone sensitive lymph nodes-only but widespread metastatic cancer is the Dexa scan showing I now have Osteopenia (no doubt occasioned by ADT regimen and lack of Testosterone). I’ve been told I need to get 1500 mg absorbable Calcium per day to prevent further lumbar region
Latest update on my still hormone sensitive lymph nodes-only but widespread metastatic cancer is the Dexa scan showing I now have Osteopenia (no doubt occasioned by ADT regimen and lack of Testosterone). I’ve been told I need to get 1500 mg absorbable Calcium per day to prevent further lumbar region
SeattleDan
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
Diazepam/Valium
I managed to come off them 2 years ago when I replaced
Valium
with Codeine. One thing that amazes me is the fact that there is no similar medicine. Nothing has changed since the mid 70s.
Valium
is still the best option for me & nothing on the market comes close.
I managed to come off them 2 years ago when I replaced
Valium
with Codeine. One thing that amazes me is the fact that there is no similar medicine. Nothing has changed since the mid 70s.
Valium
is still the best option for me & nothing on the market comes close.
Konspiracy
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Anxiety and Depression Support
2 years ago
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