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First run done.
I’ve taken the opportunity to start the C25K as the streets are much quieter. I’m visually impaired (blind in one eye and no peripheral vision in the other) therefore I’ve always been worried about bumping into people! So I’m enjoying a little more space during this lockdown. I’ve started exercising
I’ve taken the opportunity to start the C25K as the streets are much quieter. I’m visually impaired (blind in one eye and no peripheral vision in the other) therefore I’ve always been worried about bumping into people! So I’m enjoying a little more space during this lockdown. I’ve started exercising
lucialu
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Couch to 5K
4 years ago
Face mask project part 1
Well, I was all set to try making a face mask, pieces are all cut out ready, when I got a message on Friday from brother who lives in an assisted living facility with his wife who is paralysed down her left side following a brain stem stroke. Anyway, he’d decided he wanted to give her carers thank you
Well, I was all set to try making a face mask, pieces are all cut out ready, when I got a message on Friday from brother who lives in an assisted living facility with his wife who is paralysed down her left side following a brain stem stroke. Anyway, he’d decided he wanted to give her carers thank you
MissKota
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
4 years ago
Pegasys syringe sometimes leaks
I have been on Pegasys 90mcg weekly since last July. I am always very careful preparing the syringe but approximately every second or third week some leaks out from the join between the needle part and the syringe part. The drug is working so I can't be losing that much I suppose (even though it feels
I have been on Pegasys 90mcg weekly since last July. I am always very careful preparing the syringe but approximately every second or third week some leaks out from the join between the needle part and the syringe part. The drug is working so I can't be losing that much I suppose (even though it feels
Otterfield
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MPN Voice
4 years ago
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Dry mouth and sore tongue
I wonder if anyone can help, I have an under active thyroid and I take 50mg thyroxine my mouth and tongue is sore and I have ulcers also a dry mouth , just wondering if there’s a connection.
I wonder if anyone can help, I have an under active thyroid and I take 50mg thyroxine my mouth and tongue is sore and I have ulcers also a dry mouth , just wondering if there’s a connection.
sapphiresam53
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Thyroid UK
4 years ago
Being on hydroxychloroquine for SLE makes no difference to severity of Coronavirus infection - Covid-19 Global Rheum Alliance report
This has just been released. https://ard.bmj.com/content/early/2020/05/07/annrheumdis-2020-217690 Sadly no protection for us being on hydroxychloroquine it seems. Also the hospitalisation figures (55 - 57%) were horribly high in this, but I'm reminding myself that these cases are physician reported
This has just been released. https://ard.bmj.com/content/early/2020/05/07/annrheumdis-2020-217690 Sadly no protection for us being on hydroxychloroquine it seems. Also the hospitalisation figures (55 - 57%) were horribly high in this, but I'm reminding myself that these cases are physician reported
Cathyan
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LUPUS UK
4 years ago
Dermatica - adapalene / Niacinamide
i recently started adapalene & Niacinamide and as expected people said your skin will get worse before it gets better however I’m scared I’m having some reaction... i did purge the first week and had way more spots than usual but now the second week I’ve broke out in tiny bumps everywhere and I’m scared
i recently started adapalene & Niacinamide and as expected people said your skin will get worse before it gets better however I’m scared I’m having some reaction... i did purge the first week and had way more spots than usual but now the second week I’ve broke out in tiny bumps everywhere and I’m scared
S_01
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MY SKIN
4 years ago
Low blood pressure
Hey, when I went for my bloods, I had one nurse say my blood pressure was low and another say it was slightly low. They told me to not worry about it but I’m starting to get light headed/seeing floaters when standing up etc. Do I need to call the midwife? I’m still really sick/drained, I’m 9 weeks on
Hey, when I went for my bloods, I had one nurse say my blood pressure was low and another say it was slightly low. They told me to not worry about it but I’m starting to get light headed/seeing floaters when standing up etc. Do I need to call the midwife? I’m still really sick/drained, I’m 9 weeks on
JLLWM
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Pregnancy and Parenting Support
4 years ago
Clonazapam for ocd, ptsd, etc.
Hello all....I suffer horribly from ptsd, Ocd, anxiety, and depression. The only thing that brings true relief is clonazapam. I am currently on 50 mg of lamictal and it is not doing anything. I am in therapy also. Does anyone know if a therapeutic dose of lamictal may get me to a place of calm like clonazapam
Hello all....I suffer horribly from ptsd, Ocd, anxiety, and depression. The only thing that brings true relief is clonazapam. I am currently on 50 mg of lamictal and it is not doing anything. I am in therapy also. Does anyone know if a therapeutic dose of lamictal may get me to a place of calm like clonazapam
Hidden
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My OCD Community
4 years ago
At my wits end
I was diagnosed with Raynauds disease in November my life has gone from bad to worst .I.have tried to get in to see a dermatologist with no luck .I learned all I could able this condition. Foe the past two months my finger and tow nalls have become brittle to tje point of being so dry they.look like
I was diagnosed with Raynauds disease in November my life has gone from bad to worst .I.have tried to get in to see a dermatologist with no luck .I learned all I could able this condition. Foe the past two months my finger and tow nalls have become brittle to tje point of being so dry they.look like
Lealrosie
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Fungal Infection Trust
4 years ago
Not lung related, but relevant to a lot of members. New eye test detects earliest signs of glaucoma.
A simple eye test could help solve the biggest global cause of irreversible blindness, glaucoma. In clinical trials, the pioneering diagnostic test – developed by researchers at UCL Institute of Ophthalmology and the Western Eye Hospital – allowed doctors to see individual nerve cell death in the back
A simple eye test could help solve the biggest global cause of irreversible blindness, glaucoma. In clinical trials, the pioneering diagnostic test – developed by researchers at UCL Institute of Ophthalmology and the Western Eye Hospital – allowed doctors to see individual nerve cell death in the back
2greys
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
4 years ago
Does anyone else have scarred retinas that cause double vision? If so, what was your treatment? Did you find a good specialist to help?
4 years ago I had swelling of my retinas during my pregnancy which later caused extensive scarring to both retinas. It’s most likely the cause of my double vision according to the 4 retina specialists I’ve seen. No surgery is available to correct the amount of scars I have. What’s worse is no one can
4 years ago I had swelling of my retinas during my pregnancy which later caused extensive scarring to both retinas. It’s most likely the cause of my double vision according to the 4 retina specialists I’ve seen. No surgery is available to correct the amount of scars I have. What’s worse is no one can
DoublevisionS
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Macular Society
4 years ago
Loss of Smell Associated with Milder Clinical Course in COVID-19.
Following an earlier study that validated the loss of smell and taste as indicators of SARS-CoV-2 infection, researchers at UC San Diego Health report in newly published findings that olfactory impairment suggests the resulting COVID-19 disease is more likely to be mild to moderate, a potential early
Following an earlier study that validated the loss of smell and taste as indicators of SARS-CoV-2 infection, researchers at UC San Diego Health report in newly published findings that olfactory impairment suggests the resulting COVID-19 disease is more likely to be mild to moderate, a potential early
2greys
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
4 years ago
Another big thank you for help received
Just wanted to post this in order to acknowledge the time and effort given by jinask,and Tto express my gratitude. I know you guys do this day in day out but a thank you doesn't go amiss. Many many thanks for your time and effort spent in sending me the booklet and DVD.I received it today,Friday 1st
Just wanted to post this in order to acknowledge the time and effort given by jinask,and Tto express my gratitude. I know you guys do this day in day out but a thank you doesn't go amiss. Many many thanks for your time and effort spent in sending me the booklet and DVD.I received it today,Friday 1st
yorkieme
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PMRGCAuk
4 years ago
risk factors.
Hi. I have had PMR for 5 years and been on prednisolone for the same amount of time. I am now on 2 mg but unable to get below. I am 59 so got it fairly young (54) and its dragging its pesky feet! I understand the risk of the steroids suppressing the immune system. Does having an auto immune disease increase
Hi. I have had PMR for 5 years and been on prednisolone for the same amount of time. I am now on 2 mg but unable to get below. I am 59 so got it fairly young (54) and its dragging its pesky feet! I understand the risk of the steroids suppressing the immune system. Does having an auto immune disease increase
Jennykk
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PMRGCAuk
4 years ago
Blood clots Article in Irish Time
Evidence is building that Covid-19 can cause blood clotting abnormalities in patients, which could increase their risk of death. Researchers in Ireland have reported finding that patients with severe coronavirus infection have micro blood clots in their lungs – something they say is not seen in other
Evidence is building that Covid-19 can cause blood clotting abnormalities in patients, which could increase their risk of death. Researchers in Ireland have reported finding that patients with severe coronavirus infection have micro blood clots in their lungs – something they say is not seen in other
Dodie117
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AF Association
4 years ago
Loss of Smell in PD and COVID-19
There are 3 coronaviruses that cause 13% of colds. Loss of smell is often first symptom in COVID-19 and PD. It has long been a theory that one route to PD is is a viral infection that travels from nose to the deep brain. In the past few days, 6 papers on COVID-19 have cited a 1992 PD paper that shows
There are 3 coronaviruses that cause 13% of colds. Loss of smell is often first symptom in COVID-19 and PD. It has long been a theory that one route to PD is is a viral infection that travels from nose to the deep brain. In the past few days, 6 papers on COVID-19 have cited a 1992 PD paper that shows
zawy
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Cure Parkinson's
4 years ago
Lines on my forehead. Anything that I can do?
I am a 34-year-old who has always had beautiful skin, has already been commented on by strangers. It all started so quickly around the age of 33. I noticed two lines on my forehead for the first time, I no longer have wrinkles anywhere on my face. I was not worried until one day after I left the gym,
I am a 34-year-old who has always had beautiful skin, has already been commented on by strangers. It all started so quickly around the age of 33. I noticed two lines on my forehead for the first time, I no longer have wrinkles anywhere on my face. I was not worried until one day after I left the gym,
JohnHanks5
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MY SKIN
4 years ago
Nightime headaches and now ache in jaw. Update.
Thank you all you lovely people for your replies, they have all been really helpful. Yesterday I had a telephone consultation with my rheumatologist who said it may be TMD, which some of you have already suggested, or possibly a problem with my neck. However he has ordered some blood tests which I have
Thank you all you lovely people for your replies, they have all been really helpful. Yesterday I had a telephone consultation with my rheumatologist who said it may be TMD, which some of you have already suggested, or possibly a problem with my neck. However he has ordered some blood tests which I have
cataline
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PMRGCAuk
4 years ago
How I overcame IBS-D
Dear all, I periodically post this advice to help new-comers to the subject. I consider myself a recovered IBS-sufferer and so like to share what I learned. I hope that you are keeping sane during the lockdown! This is my general approach to help people understand and repair their gastro-intestinal
Dear all, I periodically post this advice to help new-comers to the subject. I consider myself a recovered IBS-sufferer and so like to share what I learned. I hope that you are keeping sane during the lockdown! This is my general approach to help people understand and repair their gastro-intestinal
Stuart24
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IBS Network
4 years ago
Vacuuming in a vacuum
Finally, l’m having to admit that the housework isn’t going to do itself and the dust won’t lockdown until my cleaner returns. So, I get out the Dyson. I was a much stronger person when I bought it, but I was shocked to discover how cumbersome it is and really painful to my hand and wrist. I believe
Finally, l’m having to admit that the housework isn’t going to do itself and the dust won’t lockdown until my cleaner returns. So, I get out the Dyson. I was a much stronger person when I bought it, but I was shocked to discover how cumbersome it is and really painful to my hand and wrist. I believe
Jora
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NRAS
4 years ago
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