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  1. Arnie Pye
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    Identification of mental health and quality of life outcomes in primary care databases in the UK: a systematic review, 2019, Carreira et al

    There is an assumption in respect of medical records that they are accurate. Based on what I've read of my own medical records this is nonsense.
    Post by: Arnie Pye, Jul 5, 2019 in forum: Psychosomatic research - ME/CFS and Long Covid
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    Cholesterol anyone ?

    This article may be of interest : https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/325650.php Very low levels of 'bad' cholesterol may raise stroke...
    Post by: Arnie Pye, Jul 5, 2019 in forum: Laboratory and genetic testing, medical imaging
  3. Arnie Pye
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    Cholesterol anyone ?

    You may find the following link of interest - the graphs are worth studying :...
    Post by: Arnie Pye, Jul 4, 2019 in forum: Laboratory and genetic testing, medical imaging
  4. Arnie Pye
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    Michael Sharpe: Mind, Medicine and Morals: A Tale of Two Illnesses (2019) BMJ blog - and published responses

    @Michiel Tack I've never seen anyone with cancer clamouring for psychological treatments. (Not that I've ever looked for it.) Do you know of any...
    Post by: Arnie Pye, Jun 28, 2019 in forum: Psychosomatic news - ME/CFS and Long Covid
  5. Arnie Pye
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    Memory problems

    Memory testing is clearly not an advanced science. I had surgery that affected and could have damaged my brain in March. I was asked the following...
    Post by: Arnie Pye, Jun 27, 2019 in forum: Neurological/cognitive/vision
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    MUS services in UK and other MUS related issues

    I wonder what MS's definition of disease is? Does anyone know? Does he have an internal scale that weighs up a patient with tuberculosis and...
    Post by: Arnie Pye, Jun 26, 2019 in forum: General ME/CFS news
  7. Arnie Pye
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    Red-brown speckles on palm of hands and fingers

    The pictures in post 1 and post 6 look like a condition I've had before, and I remember my mother had it too (much worse than me). In both cases...
    Post by: Arnie Pye, Jun 20, 2019 in forum: General and other signs and symptoms
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    B12/Folic Acid and D3/K2 Supplementation

    Please note that there is a difference between the serum B12 test and the Active B12 test, and there is no guarantee that results for both will be...
    Post by: Arnie Pye, Jun 17, 2019 in forum: Drug and supplement treatments
  9. Arnie Pye
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    UK: Social prescribing on the NHS (and possible implications for ME/CFS services)

    I think social prescribing involves things like prescribing swimming lessons, exercise classes, gym attendance and classes, learning how to...
    Post by: Arnie Pye, Jun 16, 2019 in forum: UK clinics and doctors
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    Posture support - does it work or make things worse in the long run?

    Is it making a noticeable difference in any way?
    Post by: Arnie Pye, Jun 14, 2019 in forum: Home adaptations, mobility and personal care
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    Supplements and activity designed to improve circulation - an experiment.

    I haven't had those since I was a child. I think I remember liking them - they were basically just meatballs, as far as I remember. Personally I...
    Post by: Arnie Pye, Jun 14, 2019 in forum: Other treatments
  12. Arnie Pye
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    Posture support - does it work or make things worse in the long run?

    My mother would have a go at me in various ways for slouching, which was a bit like the pot calling the kettle black - she was a sloucher too. My...
    Post by: Arnie Pye, Jun 14, 2019 in forum: Home adaptations, mobility and personal care
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    Posture support - does it work or make things worse in the long run?

    Yes - and they also had to walk around balancing books on their heads to train them to walk absolutely upright. I remember trying it as a child...
    Post by: Arnie Pye, Jun 14, 2019 in forum: Home adaptations, mobility and personal care
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    Supplements and activity designed to improve circulation - an experiment.

    @Wonko I'm not knowledgeable on the subject of diabetes testing, but would people normally expect the glucose level in urine to be similar to...
    Post by: Arnie Pye, Jun 11, 2019 in forum: Other treatments
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    Anger rumination mediates differences between fibromyalgia patients and healthy controls..., 2019, Toussaint et al

    @shak8 I don't like that phrase "anger rumination". Reading it so many times in one short paragraph made me irritable.
    Post by: Arnie Pye, Jun 11, 2019 in forum: Other psychosomatic news and research
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    Patients with fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue syndrome show increased hsCRP compared to healthy controls, 2019, Groven et al

    That is something I would love to know! I have read that low blood volume is known to be an issue for people with hypothyroidism which is a...
    Post by: Arnie Pye, Jun 10, 2019 in forum: ME/CFS research
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    Patients with fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue syndrome show increased hsCRP compared to healthy controls, 2019, Groven et al

    Thank you for that explanation, @Jonathan Edwards :thumbup:
    Post by: Arnie Pye, Jun 10, 2019 in forum: ME/CFS research
  18. Arnie Pye
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    Patients with fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue syndrome show increased hsCRP compared to healthy controls, 2019, Groven et al

    Sorry, I'm not sure what you mean. Are you saying that the differences between them can be seen if CRP and hs-CRP are both below 2? But surely...
    Post by: Arnie Pye, Jun 10, 2019 in forum: ME/CFS research
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    Patients with fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue syndrome show increased hsCRP compared to healthy controls, 2019, Groven et al

    But that doesn't really explain the difference between hs-CRP and CRP. Both tests measure the same thing, so hs-CRP results will always be very...
    Post by: Arnie Pye, Jun 10, 2019 in forum: ME/CFS research
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    Patients with fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue syndrome show increased hsCRP compared to healthy controls, 2019, Groven et al

    I forgot to say... At my own expense, and to satisfy my own curiosity, I had hs-CRP and CRP tested from the same blood sample once. CRP was 1.4...
    Post by: Arnie Pye, Jun 10, 2019 in forum: ME/CFS research
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