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Mindfulness
I have not written for here some time but I have had PMR for about 12 years. When I retired 10 years ago I was under a lot of stress and attended a mindfulness based stress reduction course for 8 weeks. This changed my life! (for the better!). More recently I have been looking at Mindfulness again
I have not written for here some time but I have had PMR for about 12 years. When I retired 10 years ago I was under a lot of stress and attended a mindfulness based stress reduction course for 8 weeks. This changed my life! (for the better!). More recently I have been looking at Mindfulness again
Mike364
in
PMRGCAuk
2 years ago
Forever neck pain
I have a spinal fusion about 3 months ago, but I don’t think it’s taken. And so I was wondering if anyone has had bad neck pain.The same as me it was manageable before the op, But now it’s so bad every day , it feels very sore. Thankyou in advance Love tea potxx
I have a spinal fusion about 3 months ago, but I don’t think it’s taken. And so I was wondering if anyone has had bad neck pain.The same as me it was manageable before the op, But now it’s so bad every day , it feels very sore. Thankyou in advance Love tea potxx
Hidden
in
Osteoarthritis Action
2 years ago
A big thank you
No questions or moaning this time, my Endo has just agreed a T3 trial!!! I’m still trying to get through to him that my TSH is too high, quoting NICE and RMOC, but that’s another fight. Thank you all for the information and support, without you I would be a basket case!
No questions or moaning this time, my Endo has just agreed a T3 trial!!! I’m still trying to get through to him that my TSH is too high, quoting NICE and RMOC, but that’s another fight. Thank you all for the information and support, without you I would be a basket case!
Roulette26
in
Thyroid UK
2 years ago
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Trabeculectomy
Hi, Just had a field
vision
test showing more sight
loss
in 1 eye and increased pressure. I have been on latanoprost and timolol but consultant has now added brinzolomide but tells me if that does not help I need a trabulectomy.
Hi, Just had a field
vision
test showing more sight
loss
in 1 eye and increased pressure. I have been on latanoprost and timolol but consultant has now added brinzolomide but tells me if that does not help I need a trabulectomy.
squirrel70
in
Glaucoma UK
2 years ago
75 mg daily Clopidogrel, bloodshot eyes
Of course I am not really aware of it until someone comments as no pain or
loss
of
vision
. Cant face going anywhere at present to have it checked out as its quite a common occurrence. Wondered if anyone had similar and what drops if any they took to improve situation. Many thanks
Of course I am not really aware of it until someone comments as no pain or
loss
of
vision
. Cant face going anywhere at present to have it checked out as its quite a common occurrence. Wondered if anyone had similar and what drops if any they took to improve situation. Many thanks
einhorn
in
British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Knee pain! Is it bc of PTU or my Auto Immune?
Hello everyone! I am a 37 yo female diagnosed with Graves’ disease July 2021. I had been taking PTU since then. It came with variety of side effects including hair loss, inflamed liver, skin rash…..however of recent concern is bad knee pain! I have never suffered knee pain before in my life, I went
Hello everyone! I am a 37 yo female diagnosed with Graves’ disease July 2021. I had been taking PTU since then. It came with variety of side effects including hair loss, inflamed liver, skin rash…..however of recent concern is bad knee pain! I have never suffered knee pain before in my life, I went
Elee16
in
Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Re earlier post on different forum.
Now
vision
loss
and reduced mobility …😡😡 To say i am one angry bunny is putting it mild.🐇🐇🐇
Now
vision
loss
and reduced mobility …😡😡 To say i am one angry bunny is putting it mild.🐇🐇🐇
Mrbojangles
in
Lung Conditions Community Forum
2 years ago
Meds after spinal fusion
My fusion was 11 weeks ago and I still need an occasional dose of my prescription medication. I have heard that otc meds such as aleve and ibuprofen can interfere with bone grafting, so I have been avoiding them. Surgeon said the otc's were okay to take at this point but I would rather wait until I
My fusion was 11 weeks ago and I still need an occasional dose of my prescription medication. I have heard that otc meds such as aleve and ibuprofen can interfere with bone grafting, so I have been avoiding them. Surgeon said the otc's were okay to take at this point but I would rather wait until I
Jeaniem130
in
Pain Concern
2 years ago
Spinal fusion question
Hi. My adult daughter anterior had L5/S1 spinal fusion surgery with instrumentation 3 months ago for excruciating and longstanding pain from a prolapsed disc. She has made fantastic progress and is practically pain free. However she had her 3 month appointment today and after Xray the Consultant said
Hi. My adult daughter anterior had L5/S1 spinal fusion surgery with instrumentation 3 months ago for excruciating and longstanding pain from a prolapsed disc. She has made fantastic progress and is practically pain free. However she had her 3 month appointment today and after Xray the Consultant said
Lunadoo
in
Pain Concern
2 years ago
A message from Glaucoma UK's Chief Executive, Joanne Creighton
Through a range of exciting studies, our funded researchers will be moving us ever closer to our
vision
of an end to preventable sight
loss
from glaucoma. You will, of course, have your own reflections on the highlights of 2022.
Through a range of exciting studies, our funded researchers will be moving us ever closer to our
vision
of an end to preventable sight
loss
from glaucoma. You will, of course, have your own reflections on the highlights of 2022.
Rachel_GlaucomaUK
Partner
in
Glaucoma UK
1 year ago
Antabuse (disulfiram) Anyone using this for Macular degeneration?
These findings suggest that photoreceptor degeneration is not the only cause of
vision
loss
in RP.
These findings suggest that photoreceptor degeneration is not the only cause of
vision
loss
in RP.
de-luke
in
Macular Society
2 years ago
Help with sudden rapid cycling emotions, vision and memory problems
However, over the past month some things got rapidly worse - muscle
loss
, blurred
vision
at a distance and up close, eyes won't stay focused on any object for any period of time, severe photophobia (sometimes even have to wear sunglasses indoors), heightened startle reflex, and rapid cycling mood/emotion
However, over the past month some things got rapidly worse - muscle
loss
, blurred
vision
at a distance and up close, eyes won't stay focused on any object for any period of time, severe photophobia (sometimes even have to wear sunglasses indoors), heightened startle reflex, and rapid cycling mood/emotion
TiredNerd
in
Neuro Support
2 years ago
How long between huge weight loss till huge weight gain?
I had my last thyroid bloods were done on February 14th 2022 and were TSH 0.03(0.35-5.50) FT4 21.4(10.0-20.0). I have dropped 6kgs or 13.2lbs in weight, so nearly a stone but because the nurse was too lazy to actually weigh me this wasn't picked up for another month and I have gone from a size 14 to
I had my last thyroid bloods were done on February 14th 2022 and were TSH 0.03(0.35-5.50) FT4 21.4(10.0-20.0). I have dropped 6kgs or 13.2lbs in weight, so nearly a stone but because the nurse was too lazy to actually weigh me this wasn't picked up for another month and I have gone from a size 14 to
sobs1962
in
Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Trab update
I have been offered Slt on my second worst eye which has lots of
vision
loss
with significant nerve damage . Has anyone had Slt in their worst eye? I am too scared to accept the laser because of my experience with the trabeculetomy.
I have been offered Slt on my second worst eye which has lots of
vision
loss
with significant nerve damage . Has anyone had Slt in their worst eye? I am too scared to accept the laser because of my experience with the trabeculetomy.
Bemax13
in
Glaucoma UK
2 years ago
MAOB inhibitors compared : Rasagiline compared to Selegiline
(Quote from paper) Considering the essential difference between the pharmacological spectrum of selegiline and rasagiline,5 the results of the present study demonstrated that the group treated with selegiline as initial MAO-BI stayed without DA for a longer period compared with the rasagiline group;
(Quote from paper) Considering the essential difference between the pharmacological spectrum of selegiline and rasagiline,5 the results of the present study demonstrated that the group treated with selegiline as initial MAO-BI stayed without DA for a longer period compared with the rasagiline group;
Hidden
in
Cure Parkinson's
2 years ago
Selegiline is Neuroprotective
According to the article I will link below, Selegiline is Neuroprotective. I have read some of the actual studies concluding this but the link is a good summary. I have read that selegiline is not compatible with some cold medicines. I have not determined if this would apply to Ambroxol and Montelukast
According to the article I will link below, Selegiline is Neuroprotective. I have read some of the actual studies concluding this but the link is a good summary. I have read that selegiline is not compatible with some cold medicines. I have not determined if this would apply to Ambroxol and Montelukast
Hidden
in
Cure Parkinson's
2 years ago
Comprehensive urinary metabolomic profiling and identification of potential noninvasive marker for idiopathic Parkinson’s disease
Box plot showing levels of representative metabolites in normal controls (CON), early-stage PD (EPD), mid-stage PD (MPD) and advanced-stage PD (APD). (A) leucine, (B) isoleucine, (C) glycine, (D) cortisol, (E) dihydrocortisol, (F) kynurenine, (G) phenylalanine; (H) acetylphenylalanine. Asterisk(*) denotes
Box plot showing levels of representative metabolites in normal controls (CON), early-stage PD (EPD), mid-stage PD (MPD) and advanced-stage PD (APD). (A) leucine, (B) isoleucine, (C) glycine, (D) cortisol, (E) dihydrocortisol, (F) kynurenine, (G) phenylalanine; (H) acetylphenylalanine. Asterisk(*) denotes
Bolt_Upright
in
Cure Parkinson's
2 years ago
Which Arrhythmia could this be?
When spinning, a low heart rate, partial
loss
of
vision
, I could feel thuds in chest. I did not pass out. Persisted for 5 to 10 minutes, before returning to normal. Happened on three occasions in the past.
When spinning, a low heart rate, partial
loss
of
vision
, I could feel thuds in chest. I did not pass out. Persisted for 5 to 10 minutes, before returning to normal. Happened on three occasions in the past.
tomp94
in
British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Bariatric treatments and fertility
Hi lovelies, Has anyone here gotten pregnant (naturally or via IVF) after undergoing bariatric surgery, particularly the bariatric balloon? Thx in advance Mei
Hi lovelies, Has anyone here gotten pregnant (naturally or via IVF) after undergoing bariatric surgery, particularly the bariatric balloon? Thx in advance Mei
Mei19
in
Fertility Network UK
2 years ago
Stopping T3 /increasing Levo?
Thanks for all recent help. I saw my endocrinologist today in person and explained about tightness in chest /breathing difficulties when out walking (even 5 minutes into walk on flat). It’s behind sternum and seemed worse when I increased Lio from 5 to 10 mcg per day which is why I didn’t stay on
Thanks for all recent help. I saw my endocrinologist today in person and explained about tightness in chest /breathing difficulties when out walking (even 5 minutes into walk on flat). It’s behind sternum and seemed worse when I increased Lio from 5 to 10 mcg per day which is why I didn’t stay on
Oakwood4321
in
Thyroid UK
2 years ago
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