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Methylene Blue
Has anyone used or considered Methylene Blue in very low dosages for their Parkinson's? Franciso Gonzalez-Lima of the University of Texas, Austin is an expert on its advantages for treating neurological diseases. Mercola did an interview with him on the subject. Mercola does not promote synthetic drugs
Has anyone used or considered Methylene Blue in very low dosages for their Parkinson's? Franciso Gonzalez-Lima of the University of Texas, Austin is an expert on its advantages for treating neurological diseases. Mercola did an interview with him on the subject. Mercola does not promote synthetic drugs
Trailing
in
Cure Parkinson's
1 year ago
skin issue
I have had CLL for about four years. I am currently on active surveillance and treatment naive. I had a spinal fusion on July 17 for L4-5 due to Spondylolisthesis. I feel like I’m recovering as well as I can expect from the surgery. My hemoglobin dropped to 10 post surgery so I have been very tired but
I have had CLL for about four years. I am currently on active surveillance and treatment naive. I had a spinal fusion on July 17 for L4-5 due to Spondylolisthesis. I feel like I’m recovering as well as I can expect from the surgery. My hemoglobin dropped to 10 post surgery so I have been very tired but
BlueJk
in
CLL Support
1 year ago
Venlafaxine xr - 225mg side effects
I’ve struggled with side effects (insomnia, appetite
loss
, double
vision
, sweating/dry mouth) but managed, but the increase to 225 is wiping me out. My anxiety is through the roof and my muscles are so fatigued.
I’ve struggled with side effects (insomnia, appetite
loss
, double
vision
, sweating/dry mouth) but managed, but the increase to 225 is wiping me out. My anxiety is through the roof and my muscles are so fatigued.
JazzyApple
in
Anxiety and Depression Support
5 months ago
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A neutrophilic dermatosis: bowel-associated dermatosis arthritis syndrome.
The Bowel-Associated Arthritis–Dermatosis Syndrome (BADAS): A Systematic Review, 2023. New info on the neutrophilic dermatosis, bowel-associated dermatosis arthritis syndrome, is rarely available. It's normally associated with bowel bypass surgery, but has been associated with other gastroenterological
The Bowel-Associated Arthritis–Dermatosis Syndrome (BADAS): A Systematic Review, 2023. New info on the neutrophilic dermatosis, bowel-associated dermatosis arthritis syndrome, is rarely available. It's normally associated with bowel bypass surgery, but has been associated with other gastroenterological
Shell567
Sweet's Syndrome UK
in
Sweet's Syndrome UK
1 year ago
Grover’s disease
I have had CLL for about five years. I am currently on active surveillance and treatment naive. I had a spinal fusion on July 17 for L4-5 due to Spondylolisthesis. I feel like I’m recovering as well as I can expect from the surgery. My hemoglobin dropped to 10 post surgery so I have been very tired but
I have had CLL for about five years. I am currently on active surveillance and treatment naive. I had a spinal fusion on July 17 for L4-5 due to Spondylolisthesis. I feel like I’m recovering as well as I can expect from the surgery. My hemoglobin dropped to 10 post surgery so I have been very tired but
BlueJk
in
CLL America Support
1 year ago
PVC’ getting worse
Tests each year say all ok but get tight feelings on my head, feel strange when they are bad and just recently had partial
loss
of
vision
for a minute in one eye and now being referred to stroke department!
Tests each year say all ok but get tight feelings on my head, feel strange when they are bad and just recently had partial
loss
of
vision
for a minute in one eye and now being referred to stroke department!
Gavinppp
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
1 month ago
Why it is important to advocate for yourself
I have been on this journey for many years and have shared most of my experience. I want to share the latest snafu, because it is so infuriating. I went through the transplant evaluation in 2021. Completed all the tests and was told this: My BMI was too high and that on the nuclear test, they found
I have been on this journey for many years and have shared most of my experience. I want to share the latest snafu, because it is so infuriating. I went through the transplant evaluation in 2021. Completed all the tests and was told this: My BMI was too high and that on the nuclear test, they found
Bassetmommer
NKF Ambassador
in
Kidney Disease
1 year ago
Trab with sedation
I have open angle glaucoma in both eyes, with some
vision
loss
. I am going to have a trabeculectomy very soon, as eye drops haven't been that successful, and I'm extremely nervous, so have opted to have sedation. I was wondering how effective the sedation is?
I have open angle glaucoma in both eyes, with some
vision
loss
. I am going to have a trabeculectomy very soon, as eye drops haven't been that successful, and I'm extremely nervous, so have opted to have sedation. I was wondering how effective the sedation is?
DaisyT
in
Glaucoma UK
1 year ago
Another Potential Benefit Of Melatonin for PwP
and
vision
loss
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and
vision
loss
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chartist
in
Cure Parkinson's
1 year ago
CRP and ESR
told Rheumy about my pain and he said he doesn't think pain is from GCA and to continue at this dose because my markers are normal...and also continue to taper gradually...easy for him to say but I worry about
vision
loss
since this is my good eye... My markers...
told Rheumy about my pain and he said he doesn't think pain is from GCA and to continue at this dose because my markers are normal...and also continue to taper gradually...easy for him to say but I worry about
vision
loss
since this is my good eye... My markers...
Joseph14612
in
PMRGCAuk
1 year ago
Microbiome in PD, RBD and 1st degree relatives
As much as I'd like to believe that one "bad" bacteria (desulfovibrio) is responsible for Parkinson's, I suspect the situation is more complicated than that, as this recently released study suggests; https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-023-38248-4 Certainly the evidence is accumulating though, that
As much as I'd like to believe that one "bad" bacteria (desulfovibrio) is responsible for Parkinson's, I suspect the situation is more complicated than that, as this recently released study suggests; https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-023-38248-4 Certainly the evidence is accumulating though, that
Rufous2
in
Cure Parkinson's
1 year ago
A case study post bariatric surgery
For anyone who has access to twitter, this case study posted yesterday might be of some interest. Probably as much for the discussion as the original case. (Don't get too excited! It is just another case where the origination of the problem doesn't get blamed. As I see it, the cause was iatrogenic and
For anyone who has access to twitter, this case study posted yesterday might be of some interest. Probably as much for the discussion as the original case. (Don't get too excited! It is just another case where the origination of the problem doesn't get blamed. As I see it, the cause was iatrogenic and
helvella
in
Pernicious Anaemia Society
1 year ago
Paul Tube implant for Glaucoma
After many years of using various eye drops and also an unsuccessful SLT on my right eye, my consultant advised me to have this surgery in an attempt to lower my IOP thus preventing even further
loss
of
vision
.
After many years of using various eye drops and also an unsuccessful SLT on my right eye, my consultant advised me to have this surgery in an attempt to lower my IOP thus preventing even further
loss
of
vision
.
Rainyday2024
in
Glaucoma UK
4 months ago
Birth announcement (trigger warning)
Morning all, finally my turn to share that after an angst-filled pregnancy my healthy little boy was born at 38+4 by ECS on 30/06/23 🥰🎉☺️ We overcame vanishing twin syndrome, a high risk pregnancy due to advanced maternal age, the risks of a pregnancy post bariatric surgery, low lying placenta resulting
Morning all, finally my turn to share that after an angst-filled pregnancy my healthy little boy was born at 38+4 by ECS on 30/06/23 🥰🎉☺️ We overcame vanishing twin syndrome, a high risk pregnancy due to advanced maternal age, the risks of a pregnancy post bariatric surgery, low lying placenta resulting
helodie
in
Fertility Network UK - Pregnancy Support
1 year ago
PIP Application form (Typing replies)
A little about me.I have been diagnosed with :- Lupus Rheumatoid Arthritis Fibromyalgia Underactive thyroid Hyperparathyrodism Carpal tunnel syndrome Osteoarthritis Depression Lower back spinal fusion Constant huge fatigue and brain fog I am planning on applying for PIP for the first time and
A little about me.I have been diagnosed with :- Lupus Rheumatoid Arthritis Fibromyalgia Underactive thyroid Hyperparathyrodism Carpal tunnel syndrome Osteoarthritis Depression Lower back spinal fusion Constant huge fatigue and brain fog I am planning on applying for PIP for the first time and
SLEepyhead123
in
NRAS
1 year ago
Endo - Anti-Inflammatory Diet and Supplements for Pain Managment and Fertility
Hi All, I have spent years of suffering from fertility issues and increasing pain from my endo. Before Christmas I started a weight loss diet and started doing a daily walk of 30-45 minutes in the hope of improving my symptoms and helping my fertility. While I started to feel better mood wise and weight
Hi All, I have spent years of suffering from fertility issues and increasing pain from my endo. Before Christmas I started a weight loss diet and started doing a daily walk of 30-45 minutes in the hope of improving my symptoms and helping my fertility. While I started to feel better mood wise and weight
Behind_Hazel_Eyes
in
Endometriosis UK
1 year ago
Follow Up With Dr
I finally saw my Dr yesterday regarding the report from my fibroscan in April , (quick recap: 360cap/21.5kpa….bmi 40…..gastro advised bariatric surgery and nothing else) I told my dr that there is no way I would have major surgery and put anaesthetic through my already bad liver, she agreed and said
I finally saw my Dr yesterday regarding the report from my fibroscan in April , (quick recap: 360cap/21.5kpa….bmi 40…..gastro advised bariatric surgery and nothing else) I told my dr that there is no way I would have major surgery and put anaesthetic through my already bad liver, she agreed and said
Sophia1968
in
British Liver Trust
1 year ago
Newly diagnosed along with other issues. Due to weight loss surgery.
I’m just so lost. Glad I found this site. I’ve been searching info non stop for a few days and have more questions than answers. I had weight loss surgery 10 years ago. Not your traditional surgery, I had a duodenal switch. 80% of my stomach was removed then my intestines were rerouted. Malabsorption
I’m just so lost. Glad I found this site. I’ve been searching info non stop for a few days and have more questions than answers. I had weight loss surgery 10 years ago. Not your traditional surgery, I had a duodenal switch. 80% of my stomach was removed then my intestines were rerouted. Malabsorption
Comet88
in
Osteoporosis Support
1 year ago
finally heard from gastroenterologist
hi everyone, I finally received my letter this morning regarding my fibroscan, the letter said that my kpa was 21.5 which is in the cirrhotic brackets, the iq median was 28% therefore the accuracy could be debateable, that with the high bmi the procedure was perhaps quite challenging, the cap was confirmed
hi everyone, I finally received my letter this morning regarding my fibroscan, the letter said that my kpa was 21.5 which is in the cirrhotic brackets, the iq median was 28% therefore the accuracy could be debateable, that with the high bmi the procedure was perhaps quite challenging, the cap was confirmed
Sophia1968
in
British Liver Trust
1 year ago
Side effects of baby aspirin
This disease is one of the main causes of
vision
loss
in elderly patients. At the same time, it is impossible to correct visual function with glasses or contact lenses. I currently take a white willow bark supplement instead of aspirin for blood thinning.
This disease is one of the main causes of
vision
loss
in elderly patients. At the same time, it is impossible to correct visual function with glasses or contact lenses. I currently take a white willow bark supplement instead of aspirin for blood thinning.
Softy125
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MPN Voice
1 year ago
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