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v non-invasive treatment may offer significant relief to and restore gait function in patients with neurological disorders
To this end, the clinical researchers from Japan recruited twenty-three patients with PD or Parkinson’s syndrome. All study participants were randomly assigned to receive either the active treatment or a “sham” treatment that mimics the active treatment but does not offer any therapeutic benefit.
To this end, the clinical researchers from Japan recruited twenty-three patients with PD or Parkinson’s syndrome. All study participants were randomly assigned to receive either the active treatment or a “sham” treatment that mimics the active treatment but does not offer any therapeutic benefit.
Farooqji
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Cure Parkinson's
1 year ago
New Diagnosis: Right Eye Normal Pressure Glaucoma.
Apparently two yrs ago at my previous eye test with photos of the back of my eye, a note was made that there seemed to be something going on with the optic nerve. I wasn't informed. At my last eye test the new optician reported the same and told me of the previous photo. She referred me to the hospital
Apparently two yrs ago at my previous eye test with photos of the back of my eye, a note was made that there seemed to be something going on with the optic nerve. I wasn't informed. At my last eye test the new optician reported the same and told me of the previous photo. She referred me to the hospital
Timesarrow
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Glaucoma UK
1 year ago
Ectropion eye
Has anyone any advice on ectropion eye? I have glaucoma and diplopia and have been advised to have an operation to tighten the bottom eyelid. This is on my good eye, so I am rather nervous about it.
Has anyone any advice on ectropion eye? I have glaucoma and diplopia and have been advised to have an operation to tighten the bottom eyelid. This is on my good eye, so I am rather nervous about it.
Tequilasunrise
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Glaucoma UK
1 year ago
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EYES DRY, ITCHY, BURNING, TEARING
My eyes have changed over the last few weeks. They are so dry, but I use eye gel. Tearing at random, blurry when reading. Feels scratchy and like there's somethinf in them. Eye drops help for less than an hour. When reading I find myself inadvertently closing my right eye, left eye is better. Yesterday
My eyes have changed over the last few weeks. They are so dry, but I use eye gel. Tearing at random, blurry when reading. Feels scratchy and like there's somethinf in them. Eye drops help for less than an hour. When reading I find myself inadvertently closing my right eye, left eye is better. Yesterday
Missus835
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PMRGCAuk
1 year ago
Good Morning Monday People
Good morning all, I haven't posted in a while since getting my ESA and starting EMDR. I've experienced a lot of improvement and have adjusted well to the Citalopram which leaves me feeling more alive than the Sertraline I was on. I've been feeling contemplative lately about motivation. What are some
Good morning all, I haven't posted in a while since getting my ESA and starting EMDR. I've experienced a lot of improvement and have adjusted well to the Citalopram which leaves me feeling more alive than the Sertraline I was on. I've been feeling contemplative lately about motivation. What are some
ClassicalBlueKitty
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Anxiety and Depression Support
5 months ago
Update
hi l have had a consultation this morning following up on me after surgeries and brachytherapy. The outcome is they can offer me no more radio, and am to carry on with my normal day to day life! To anyone out there who is thinking shall l or shall l not get professional guidance with my symptoms my
hi l have had a consultation this morning following up on me after surgeries and brachytherapy. The outcome is they can offer me no more radio, and am to carry on with my normal day to day life! To anyone out there who is thinking shall l or shall l not get professional guidance with my symptoms my
AlexaMac
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Endometriosis UK
1 year ago
Pegasys --> Besremi and HCT
Hi, What a great forum - thanks to you all for contributing. I'm a 37 year old male - diagnosed with PV 3 years ago. I recently made the jump from Pegasys to Besremi. I was on 135ug every 9 days without need of supporting venesection (at least for the last 8 months or so). Since switching medication
Hi, What a great forum - thanks to you all for contributing. I'm a 37 year old male - diagnosed with PV 3 years ago. I recently made the jump from Pegasys to Besremi. I was on 135ug every 9 days without need of supporting venesection (at least for the last 8 months or so). Since switching medication
Swede99
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MPN Voice
1 year ago
Longtime glaucoma patient
Hi. I just wanted to say that my experience with Glaucoma has been over many, many years. I’ve been very fortunate to have had treatment, isoptocarpine which was horrible. I have Myopia and these drops made it almost impossible to see for any length of time. They were to reduce the eye pressure quickly
Hi. I just wanted to say that my experience with Glaucoma has been over many, many years. I’ve been very fortunate to have had treatment, isoptocarpine which was horrible. I have Myopia and these drops made it almost impossible to see for any length of time. They were to reduce the eye pressure quickly
Dougalldoo
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Glaucoma UK
1 year ago
Supplements to reduce glutamate
I was inspired by Widebody's comments on taurine and glycine to look into supplements that reduce glutamate. I found the following on an autism website that I cannot vouch for, but here is the list: (those of us taking gabapentin, pregabalin, horizont are taking medicine that is reducing brain glutamate
I was inspired by Widebody's comments on taurine and glycine to look into supplements that reduce glutamate. I found the following on an autism website that I cannot vouch for, but here is the list: (those of us taking gabapentin, pregabalin, horizont are taking medicine that is reducing brain glutamate
wantokporo
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Restless Legs Syndrome
11 months ago
Coping in the heat
Hi, i have finally got a diagnosis of ET and have started on pegasys, fourth injection this week. It has been warm here the last couple of days and I have found work to be extremely exhausting. Does anyone else suffer in the heat? I work in a lab so need to wear a labcoat. I have asked for an occupational
Hi, i have finally got a diagnosis of ET and have started on pegasys, fourth injection this week. It has been warm here the last couple of days and I have found work to be extremely exhausting. Does anyone else suffer in the heat? I work in a lab so need to wear a labcoat. I have asked for an occupational
Scarlett500
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MPN Voice
1 year ago
Pattern Glare
Does anyone else get this? It's the proper term ( learnt from pink vision Headway) It's one of the things I now live with . Supermarket syndrome ( cherylclair posted) Part of it too. It has improved but as I'm 'appearing ' more 'normal 'sorts the chaff from the wheat with understanding of how debilitating
Does anyone else get this? It's the proper term ( learnt from pink vision Headway) It's one of the things I now live with . Supermarket syndrome ( cherylclair posted) Part of it too. It has improved but as I'm 'appearing ' more 'normal 'sorts the chaff from the wheat with understanding of how debilitating
Nackapan
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
1 year ago
curious!
Good morning! I am doing so well on prednisone 6mg. I can’t believe the difference after being tapered too quickly and being on only Advil. I have latent TB and have to start a medication for that for 4 months. Apparently, this med will decrease the effects of prednisone! Ugh! Any thoughts?
Good morning! I am doing so well on prednisone 6mg. I can’t believe the difference after being tapered too quickly and being on only Advil. I have latent TB and have to start a medication for that for 4 months. Apparently, this med will decrease the effects of prednisone! Ugh! Any thoughts?
Curry_girl
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PMRGCAuk
1 year ago
Rant time
Hey, I hope you're all keeping okUnfortunately, I've been hit by the doctors strike regarding my impending surgery to rectify the macular hole in my left eye. My consultant appointment has been cancelled on 15th August. However the ultrasound appointment, scheduled the same day is still going ahead
Hey, I hope you're all keeping okUnfortunately, I've been hit by the doctors strike regarding my impending surgery to rectify the macular hole in my left eye. My consultant appointment has been cancelled on 15th August. However the ultrasound appointment, scheduled the same day is still going ahead
Gulfstream_Maggie
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Fibromyalgia Action UK
1 year ago
Advice
I am 65, recently diagnosed, no C/L medication so far. I just read this, An anticholinergic medication may be recommended to reduce symptoms of bothersome tremor in people with Parkinson disease under age 70 who do not have significant akinesia or difficulty walking. There are several anticholinergic
I am 65, recently diagnosed, no C/L medication so far. I just read this, An anticholinergic medication may be recommended to reduce symptoms of bothersome tremor in people with Parkinson disease under age 70 who do not have significant akinesia or difficulty walking. There are several anticholinergic
Patitou
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Cure Parkinson's
1 year ago
Terrified I have PBC
hi, I saw a consultant today as was told my bloods flagged for an autoimmune disease marker which I now know to be AMA positive, I only know this as all the urgent blood test forms I have for Tommorrow state I tested positive for this. i have looked up all the blood tests and most are liver related
hi, I saw a consultant today as was told my bloods flagged for an autoimmune disease marker which I now know to be AMA positive, I only know this as all the urgent blood test forms I have for Tommorrow state I tested positive for this. i have looked up all the blood tests and most are liver related
Kelpop1
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PBC Foundation
1 year ago
2 years post-thyroidectomy - Struggling with Tirosint and finding the right dose
Hi, To make a long storyshort, after a sever hyperthyroidism and toxic goiter, I got my thyroid removed 2 years ago. I started with Levothyroxine - 88mg , went to hypo so my doctor increased it to 4x100mg 3x88mg. I then went to hyper in less than 2 weeks during 2 months. As I also experience very
Hi, To make a long storyshort, after a sever hyperthyroidism and toxic goiter, I got my thyroid removed 2 years ago. I started with Levothyroxine - 88mg , went to hypo so my doctor increased it to 4x100mg 3x88mg. I then went to hyper in less than 2 weeks during 2 months. As I also experience very
Sophie4506
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Thyroid UK
1 year ago
Hydroxychloroquine
Hi, I have Sjogrens disease and the Hydroxychloroquine really helps me. It has been like a miracle drug for me actually. My immune system is very strong. I haven’t had a any problems with it. It has definitely helped with my raynauds and my stiffness in my hands and fingers as well.
Hi, I have Sjogrens disease and the Hydroxychloroquine really helps me. It has been like a miracle drug for me actually. My immune system is very strong. I haven’t had a any problems with it. It has definitely helped with my raynauds and my stiffness in my hands and fingers as well.
Juanburr1950
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Scleroderma & Raynaud's UK (SRUK)
1 year ago
Serious Dry Eyes
Recently saw my ophthalmologist and I was told I have the worst dry eyes he’s ever seen. I have been using eye drops but now I am seriously using eye drops…Refresh eye drops 6x during the day, prednisone drops 2x a day, gel drops at night, moist heat eye compress 1x a day, new humidifier plus I have
Recently saw my ophthalmologist and I was told I have the worst dry eyes he’s ever seen. I have been using eye drops but now I am seriously using eye drops…Refresh eye drops 6x during the day, prednisone drops 2x a day, gel drops at night, moist heat eye compress 1x a day, new humidifier plus I have
MaryAZ
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My MSAA Community
1 year ago
EMDR therapy what is it and dose it help
I'm curious about EMDR therapy and if it's a direction I should go in?
I'm curious about EMDR therapy and if it's a direction I should go in?
LostNormality
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Anxiety and Depression Support
6 months ago
advise required
I am blind in my left eye it has a pressure reading of 36. I am taking Maxidex and azopt which makes my eye sting. I use a heat pad after using the computer which helps . Can I use the heat pad before putting the eye drops in? will this reduce the stinging?
I am blind in my left eye it has a pressure reading of 36. I am taking Maxidex and azopt which makes my eye sting. I use a heat pad after using the computer which helps . Can I use the heat pad before putting the eye drops in? will this reduce the stinging?
Lucydog
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Glaucoma UK
1 year ago
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