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Bevacizumab v Niraparib
I've had chemo/debulking surgery/ chemo, and have just come to the end of the post surgery chemo. I've been told all along that I will continue with Bevacizumab as a maintenance treatment (I've had 3 rounds of it alongside chemo, 2 before the surgery and 1 after). I caught COVID towards the end of
I've had chemo/debulking surgery/ chemo, and have just come to the end of the post surgery chemo. I've been told all along that I will continue with Bevacizumab as a maintenance treatment (I've had 3 rounds of it alongside chemo, 2 before the surgery and 1 after). I caught COVID towards the end of
LovemyJackRussell
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My Ovacome
1 month ago
chemo and genetic testing questions
My husband’s genetic testing of the biopsies came back. It’s 19 pages and I am having a super difficult time interpreting. His Oncologist Urologist is overwhelmed with duties and we probably won’t get reviewed at the level we need. attaching the executive summary. They said he tests positive for SPOP
My husband’s genetic testing of the biopsies came back. It’s 19 pages and I am having a super difficult time interpreting. His Oncologist Urologist is overwhelmed with duties and we probably won’t get reviewed at the level we need. attaching the executive summary. They said he tests positive for SPOP
Sunnysailor
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 month ago
help - prostate cancer with bone metastasis in bones - patient 70 years old - PERU
Good morning, my dad (70 years old) was diagnosed with prostate cancer (stage 4) in June last year, he had plasma surgery to remove his prostate and cut off his testicles. In March of this year, his PSA rose to 16. In June due to an injury problem, an MRI was performed on his spine in which it was seen
Good morning, my dad (70 years old) was diagnosed with prostate cancer (stage 4) in June last year, he had plasma surgery to remove his prostate and cut off his testicles. In March of this year, his PSA rose to 16. In June due to an injury problem, an MRI was performed on his spine in which it was seen
DiegoFerruaPE
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
6 months ago
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high heart rate at night
Anyone else out there experience something like this at night and have any idea if this is AFib or something else? Currently on 2.5mg bisoprolol daily thanks
Anyone else out there experience something like this at night and have any idea if this is AFib or something else? Currently on 2.5mg bisoprolol daily thanks
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
2 months ago
worried
hi I was diagnosed with nafld in November and told to lose weight I was about 2 stone overweight I have now hit healthy weight but my liver is showing still problems in the bloods so I have now been referred for autoimmune screening and mri scan also my urine is very dark have anyone gone through this
hi I was diagnosed with nafld in November and told to lose weight I was about 2 stone overweight I have now hit healthy weight but my liver is showing still problems in the bloods so I have now been referred for autoimmune screening and mri scan also my urine is very dark have anyone gone through this
Candycru
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British Liver Trust
3 months ago
any tips/advice
Hello, I’m new here. I came upon this sit while trying to search for ways to lower my thyroid antibodies as my latest bloods have come back abnormal. But was told that my iron, ferritin and vitamin d was ok. I was wondering if there was any advice on how to feel a bit healthier.? I was as diagnosed
Hello, I’m new here. I came upon this sit while trying to search for ways to lower my thyroid antibodies as my latest bloods have come back abnormal. But was told that my iron, ferritin and vitamin d was ok. I was wondering if there was any advice on how to feel a bit healthier.? I was as diagnosed
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Thyroid UK
2 months ago
Warfarin
Hi i m taking warfarin now for one month for LV thrombus. The warfrin level is not going up. I m following the right diet for warfarin. Please help me.
Hi i m taking warfarin now for one month for LV thrombus. The warfrin level is not going up. I m following the right diet for warfarin. Please help me.
neomiferdy
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
2 months ago
Link between Vitamin B12 Deficiency and MS
A recent study, conducted by researchers from Sanford Burnham Prebys, in collaboration with others, and published in the December 2023 issue of Cell Reports, sheds more light on the subject, revealing a molecular link between vitamin B12 deficiency and multiple sclerosis. The researchers suggest the
A recent study, conducted by researchers from Sanford Burnham Prebys, in collaboration with others, and published in the December 2023 issue of Cell Reports, sheds more light on the subject, revealing a molecular link between vitamin B12 deficiency and multiple sclerosis. The researchers suggest the
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My MSAA Community
3 months ago
Ablation/S-ICD Recovery Time - why is it taking so long?
Bit of a long one… Hi all, I’m currently recovering from a 4 week hospital stay and struggling with the recovery period. I was admitted for investigation due to a high burden of PVCs which were making me very symptomatic. I had a previous diagnosis of low burden of PVCs, as well as mild dilated cardiomyopathy
Bit of a long one… Hi all, I’m currently recovering from a 4 week hospital stay and struggling with the recovery period. I was admitted for investigation due to a high burden of PVCs which were making me very symptomatic. I had a previous diagnosis of low burden of PVCs, as well as mild dilated cardiomyopathy
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Heart Rhythm Disorders Support
2 months ago
Is the rhythm of your heart regular?
A simple pulse check only takes 30 seconds! Atrial fibrillation, also known as AF or AFib is a quivering or irregular heart rhythm (arrhythmia) that can lead to an AF-related stroke or heart failure if left untreated. If you have AF, your heart beats in an irregular rhythm causing the blood to not
A simple pulse check only takes 30 seconds! Atrial fibrillation, also known as AF or AFib is a quivering or irregular heart rhythm (arrhythmia) that can lead to an AF-related stroke or heart failure if left untreated. If you have AF, your heart beats in an irregular rhythm causing the blood to not
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
2 months ago
What is an ICM?
An Insertable Cardiac Monitor (ICM) is a small thin device that is inserted under the skin on your breastbone to record the activity of your heart. It can remain in place for up to 3 years. The device will capture and record 'episodes'. The recorded data will be collated and assessed and help to diagnose
An Insertable Cardiac Monitor (ICM) is a small thin device that is inserted under the skin on your breastbone to record the activity of your heart. It can remain in place for up to 3 years. The device will capture and record 'episodes'. The recorded data will be collated and assessed and help to diagnose
TracyAdmin
ArrhythmiaAlliance
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Heart Rhythm Disorders Support
2 months ago
What is an ICM?
An Insertable Cardiac Monitor (ICM) is a small thin device that is inserted under the skin on your breastbone to record the activity of your heart. It can remain in place for up to 3 years. The device will capture and record 'episodes'. The recorded data will be collated and assessed and help to diagnose
An Insertable Cardiac Monitor (ICM) is a small thin device that is inserted under the skin on your breastbone to record the activity of your heart. It can remain in place for up to 3 years. The device will capture and record 'episodes'. The recorded data will be collated and assessed and help to diagnose
TracyAdmin
Partner
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Sudden Cardiac Arrest & Heart Attack
2 months ago
Thyroid Antibodies
Just read a post from Thyroid UK about antibodies. The raised TPO connection seems clear, but then It says “The next group is the TG Ab. These levels rise as well as the TPO Ab levels in autoimmune thyroiditis, but to a lesser degree...” I don’t understand what this is saying…does it mean that BOTH
Just read a post from Thyroid UK about antibodies. The raised TPO connection seems clear, but then It says “The next group is the TG Ab. These levels rise as well as the TPO Ab levels in autoimmune thyroiditis, but to a lesser degree...” I don’t understand what this is saying…does it mean that BOTH
JoJoloveschocolate
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Thyroid UK
3 months ago
LUPUS UK is delighted to announce their new CEO will be Caroline Olshewsky
After a rigorous and careful selection process, involving a panel of Trustees and the staff at the National Office in Romford, Caroline Olshewsky will start her new position on Monday 18th March 2024. Caroline will take the reins from Paul Howard who has been CEO since March 2020 and has been with the
After a rigorous and careful selection process, involving a panel of Trustees and the staff at the National Office in Romford, Caroline Olshewsky will start her new position on Monday 18th March 2024. Caroline will take the reins from Paul Howard who has been CEO since March 2020 and has been with the
Paul_Howard
LUPUS UK
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LUPUS UK
3 months ago
Has anyone had medication changed from bisoprolol?
My previous posts were related to my mum and her anxiety. Mum has permanent AF. We ended up going private to see a consultant and mum had a monitor for a week to monitor her heart rate. The results did show that her heart rate was high - around 160 was the higher results. The consultant increased bisoprolol
My previous posts were related to my mum and her anxiety. Mum has permanent AF. We ended up going private to see a consultant and mum had a monitor for a week to monitor her heart rate. The results did show that her heart rate was high - around 160 was the higher results. The consultant increased bisoprolol
Nickybhf
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
2 months ago
Answer's at last for my deficiency.
Some will already know from my previous posts I went for an ultrasound scan today on my intestines. When I arrived home I had recieved rather a lot of post. I waded through the various bills and then opened one from the hospital, it was from the endocrine dept. Some of you will know I have both hypothroidism
Some will already know from my previous posts I went for an ultrasound scan today on my intestines. When I arrived home I had recieved rather a lot of post. I waded through the various bills and then opened one from the hospital, it was from the endocrine dept. Some of you will know I have both hypothroidism
Jillymo
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
6 months ago
Please help my grandfather
Hi all thanks for accepting me into this group, I would love to help my grandfather feel abit more comfortable.Grandad had 2 replacement hips last year has suspected cancer in lung and ureter (both will stay undiagnosed due to fraility.) He has COPD, AF, Osteoarthritis and now got systolic heart diease
Hi all thanks for accepting me into this group, I would love to help my grandfather feel abit more comfortable.Grandad had 2 replacement hips last year has suspected cancer in lung and ureter (both will stay undiagnosed due to fraility.) He has COPD, AF, Osteoarthritis and now got systolic heart diease
Danielle2419
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
2 months ago
Mum update (CBD)
Thought I had finally better give you all an update on mum. Mum had a fall back in Feb which resulted in a broken nose and slight skull fracture, still mobile unaided at this point, but with falls risk. Admitted to hospital after 24 hours in A&E, finally getting a bed in a ward. Ward then had changed
Thought I had finally better give you all an update on mum. Mum had a fall back in Feb which resulted in a broken nose and slight skull fracture, still mobile unaided at this point, but with falls risk. Admitted to hospital after 24 hours in A&E, finally getting a bed in a ward. Ward then had changed
Araucana
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PSP Association
2 months ago
Raynaud's in dark skinned patients
Hi all! My mum has secondary Raynaud's, like triggered by heart meds that unfortunately, she has to take. Diagnosis came very late as she didn't get the white-blue-red which they were expecting. Straight to white under the nails and fingertips, it then progressed straight from that to black dots which
Hi all! My mum has secondary Raynaud's, like triggered by heart meds that unfortunately, she has to take. Diagnosis came very late as she didn't get the white-blue-red which they were expecting. Straight to white under the nails and fingertips, it then progressed straight from that to black dots which
CarerEdi
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Scleroderma & Raynaud's UK (SRUK)
2 months ago
A Happy Anniversary
Dear AFA forum family. Isn't life wonderful? I joined the AFA forum some four years ago and had it not been for chance encounters, who knows where I would be today. It started with an AFA post titled "Tim' Story". At the time of his post (several years ago) Tim was 55 and his story mirrored my own
Dear AFA forum family. Isn't life wonderful? I joined the AFA forum some four years ago and had it not been for chance encounters, who knows where I would be today. It started with an AFA post titled "Tim' Story". At the time of his post (several years ago) Tim was 55 and his story mirrored my own
saulger
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AF Association
6 months ago
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