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Prostate-as-"PCa Factory" - Reasons for Removal?
While reading the bio of forum member, I noted the following advantage to radical prostatectomy (paraphrased):"
No more PCa factory
" As I have written in multiple posts I am enjoying very effective
triplet therapy
against my high volume metastatic prostate cancer. And because my cancer was
While reading the bio of forum member, I noted the following advantage to radical prostatectomy (paraphrased):"
No more PCa factory
" As I have written in multiple posts I am enjoying very effective
triplet therapy
against my high volume metastatic prostate cancer. And because my cancer was
JohnInTheMiddle
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
5 months ago
HealthUnlocked Search And Reply Invisibility
HealthUnlocked is great. I enjoy the value of the material and the personalities on the MaleCare Advanced Prostate Cancer forum. I also mostly post replies, including detailed replies that could be root posts. But I was inspired to post them as a reply in the context of a discussion initiated by someone
HealthUnlocked is great. I enjoy the value of the material and the personalities on the MaleCare Advanced Prostate Cancer forum. I also mostly post replies, including detailed replies that could be root posts. But I was inspired to post them as a reply in the context of a discussion initiated by someone
JohnInTheMiddle
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
7 months ago
Any experience with Intraductal Cancer?
Not sure how this works. Hopefully you can read my profile to see where I'm at. If not, I repeat it here. My GP recommended biopsy after several annual PSA results around 4.0 Was on active surveillance since diagnosis in 2019 with biopsy Gleason 6 in two cores. Similar result in annual biopsies
Not sure how this works. Hopefully you can read my profile to see where I'm at. If not, I repeat it here. My GP recommended biopsy after several annual PSA results around 4.0 Was on active surveillance since diagnosis in 2019 with biopsy Gleason 6 in two cores. Similar result in annual biopsies
SherpaT
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Prostate Cancer Network
5 months ago
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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
7 months ago
Do you know your pulse?
Your heartbeat is the most fundamental rhythm in your life, signalling the regular pumping of your heart as it propels blood carrying oxygen and nutrients to the rest of your body. We take the regular beating completely for granted, never giving it a second thought until the elegant control process
Your heartbeat is the most fundamental rhythm in your life, signalling the regular pumping of your heart as it propels blood carrying oxygen and nutrients to the rest of your body. We take the regular beating completely for granted, never giving it a second thought until the elegant control process
TracyAdmin
Partner
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Sudden Cardiac Arrest & Heart Attack
3 months ago
Just one chilli flake!
I am having my first face to face meeting with the cardiologist next month, but he has been working closely with my GP and advising on medication for the past few months. Following a 24 hour ECG my Verapamil dose was increased at the end of last week and I feel so much better. My heart is calm, my
I am having my first face to face meeting with the cardiologist next month, but he has been working closely with my GP and advising on medication for the past few months. Following a 24 hour ECG my Verapamil dose was increased at the end of last week and I feel so much better. My heart is calm, my
Ilovedogs12
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
3 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
7 months ago
Does Flecainide Work for Persistent Afib
Hello. In February, I had a cardioversion after being in persistent afib for 5 months. While I was in NSR, I saw my cardiologist and he took me off of metoprolol and prescribed Ditilizem and Flecainide. Several days after I saw him, I went back into persistent afib, but had not yet started taking
Hello. In February, I had a cardioversion after being in persistent afib for 5 months. While I was in NSR, I saw my cardiologist and he took me off of metoprolol and prescribed Ditilizem and Flecainide. Several days after I saw him, I went back into persistent afib, but had not yet started taking
DogLover9987
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
3 months ago
not PA, next steps
Hi all. I am now SI EOD and have had my iron infusion which is great. I’ve had my autoimmune blood tests back which show I don’t have an autoimmune disease or Pernicious Anaemia (results attached). I’ve been advised that means I have a gut issue which is blocking absorption, I’m keen to get this looked
Hi all. I am now SI EOD and have had my iron infusion which is great. I’ve had my autoimmune blood tests back which show I don’t have an autoimmune disease or Pernicious Anaemia (results attached). I’ve been advised that means I have a gut issue which is blocking absorption, I’m keen to get this looked
AJackson21
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
4 months ago
I don't have a magic wand
I'm venting here.I havnt been diagnosed but suffer from other autoimmune and am waiting a lupus retest panel on Friday this week. I have positive speckled result but not titrated so an incomplete blood result. I have hashimoto, fibro, pernicious anemia and scalp psoriasis. However, had severe muscle
I'm venting here.I havnt been diagnosed but suffer from other autoimmune and am waiting a lupus retest panel on Friday this week. I have positive speckled result but not titrated so an incomplete blood result. I have hashimoto, fibro, pernicious anemia and scalp psoriasis. However, had severe muscle
Peppermints
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LUPUS UK
4 months ago
Can I take malaria tablets?
I have autoimmune hepatitis cirrhosis and take azathioprine. I am going to Indonesia in June. Is it possible for me to take malaria tablets with my condition? MS
I have autoimmune hepatitis cirrhosis and take azathioprine. I am going to Indonesia in June. Is it possible for me to take malaria tablets with my condition? MS
Silky1
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British Liver Trust
4 months ago
Can I take malaria tablets?
I have autoimmune hepatitis cirrhosis and take azathioprine. I am going to Indonesia in June. Is it possible for me to take malaria tablets with my condition? MS
I have autoimmune hepatitis cirrhosis and take azathioprine. I am going to Indonesia in June. Is it possible for me to take malaria tablets with my condition? MS
Silky1
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British Liver Trust
4 months ago
To Chemo or Not to Chemo--that is the ?
Should I follow my MO's advice and do docetaxel? Since I'm now 78, and have read terrible accounts of chemo, I have held onto the belief that I would do everything to avoid chemo since the treatment appears to be worse than the alternative. But she's really not giving me an alternative, other than
Should I follow my MO's advice and do docetaxel? Since I'm now 78, and have read terrible accounts of chemo, I have held onto the belief that I would do everything to avoid chemo since the treatment appears to be worse than the alternative. But she's really not giving me an alternative, other than
LifeQuality
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
5 months ago
New treatment for neurodegenerative diseases may be found in used coffee grounds
New treatment for neurodegenerative diseases may be found in used coffee grounds
: Caffeic-acid based Carbon Quantum Dots have the potential to be transformative in the treatment of neurodegenerative disorders 2023 https://www.caledonianrecord.com/features/health/used-coffee-grounds-may-help-prevent-alzheimer-s-and-parkinson-s-study
New treatment for neurodegenerative diseases may be found in used coffee grounds
: Caffeic-acid based Carbon Quantum Dots have the potential to be transformative in the treatment of neurodegenerative disorders 2023 https://www.caledonianrecord.com/features/health/used-coffee-grounds-may-help-prevent-alzheimer-s-and-parkinson-s-study
Bolt_Upright
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Cure Parkinson's
7 months ago
Pip claim
Hi can you get pip for anxiety as well as fibromyalgia and angina.Thanjs
Hi can you get pip for anxiety as well as fibromyalgia and angina.Thanjs
Tazandoldie
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Fibromyalgia Action UK
3 months ago
Hashis and Graves? Watch and Wait has now caught up.
About 15 months or so, I had an appointment for a thyroid specialist as my thyroid tests pointed towards Graves. I had been hypothyroid for about 17years when my different results meant my gp prescribing less and less levo. When the amount became 12.5mcg, (after an original 150 mcg) I asked to be
About 15 months or so, I had an appointment for a thyroid specialist as my thyroid tests pointed towards Graves. I had been hypothyroid for about 17years when my different results meant my gp prescribing less and less levo. When the amount became 12.5mcg, (after an original 150 mcg) I asked to be
Bluebell999
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Thyroid UK
7 months ago
hypertension stage 2 plus enlarged heart - is this linked to underactive thyroid? Help appreciated please
I’ve been on levothyroxine since about 2005. Back up to 125 mg per day after 9 months on 100mg. Tsh was 6.9 and t4 16 when last tested in December . Although I asked for t3 to be tested no results. im waiting for an echocardiogram in March to look at my heart as its enlarged. I’m taking spirometer
I’ve been on levothyroxine since about 2005. Back up to 125 mg per day after 9 months on 100mg. Tsh was 6.9 and t4 16 when last tested in December . Although I asked for t3 to be tested no results. im waiting for an echocardiogram in March to look at my heart as its enlarged. I’m taking spirometer
Mumsie22
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Thyroid UK
4 months ago
Low Carb or even Keto why is not recommended with low thyroid - can I control prediabetes with diet ?
Help please wise, kind people. I am autoimmune underactive and gluten intolerant but also pre diabetic. As thyroid stabilising and generally fine, I am now trying to sort the Pre diabetes and take it off the back burner. I have been reading around this on and off for ages and never got out of the
Help please wise, kind people. I am autoimmune underactive and gluten intolerant but also pre diabetic. As thyroid stabilising and generally fine, I am now trying to sort the Pre diabetes and take it off the back burner. I have been reading around this on and off for ages and never got out of the
Sleepman
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Thyroid UK
4 months ago
Alcohol home detox
hi everyone my daughter is an alcoholic and has many health issues related to her drinking. She is waiting to do a home detox which is being arranged through turning point. (She doesn’t want to go to a clinic) She was previously given a date for this but was told by the doctor at turning point that
hi everyone my daughter is an alcoholic and has many health issues related to her drinking. She is waiting to do a home detox which is being arranged through turning point. (She doesn’t want to go to a clinic) She was previously given a date for this but was told by the doctor at turning point that
Bellabinx
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British Liver Trust
7 months ago
Morningside liothyronine 5mcg supply issues
I'm having problems to get Morningside liothyronine 5mcg. I have a regular script specifying Morningside Liothyronine 5mg which I take twice daily. Boots has been unable to get hold of it this month and their supplier is sending Viatris brand instead, which has mannitol that caused me serious problems
I'm having problems to get Morningside liothyronine 5mcg. I have a regular script specifying Morningside Liothyronine 5mg which I take twice daily. Boots has been unable to get hold of it this month and their supplier is sending Viatris brand instead, which has mannitol that caused me serious problems
KCFryer
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Thyroid UK
3 months ago
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