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  1. Saz94
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    The science of craniocervical instability and other spinal issues and their possible connection with ME/CFS - discussion thread

    No worries :) I suspect you mean "preclude from warning"? If so, my answer is: no, I am not saying that that precludes from making a warning.
    Post by: Saz94, Nov 6, 2019 in forum: ME/CFS research news
  2. Saz94
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    The science of craniocervical instability and other spinal issues and their possible connection with ME/CFS - discussion thread

    Sorry I'm probably being thick but I don't understand the phrase "prevent to warn"?
    Post by: Saz94, Nov 6, 2019 in forum: ME/CFS research news
  3. Saz94
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    The science of craniocervical instability and other spinal issues and their possible connection with ME/CFS - discussion thread

    I mean, I had a look just now on one of those online pharmacies, and they were selling rituximab. So yeah. Much more easily obtainable than...
    Post by: Saz94, Nov 6, 2019 in forum: ME/CFS research news
  4. Saz94
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    The science of craniocervical instability and other spinal issues and their possible connection with ME/CFS - discussion thread

    Maybe because there's a difference in the potential for patients to access it. Rituximab is a drug, and as such there's potential for anyone to...
    Post by: Saz94, Nov 6, 2019 in forum: ME/CFS research news
  5. Saz94
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    The science of craniocervical instability and other spinal issues and their possible connection with ME/CFS - discussion thread

    "Openly promoting"? Or simply reporting what they have found in a group of patients?
    Post by: Saz94, Nov 6, 2019 in forum: ME/CFS research news
  6. Saz94
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    The science of craniocervical instability and other spinal issues and their possible connection with ME/CFS - discussion thread

    Almost correct :) it says a group of more than 15 patients. It then says that it looks like probably a group of Me/cfs patients, but not all, are...
    Post by: Saz94, Nov 6, 2019 in forum: ME/CFS research news
  7. Saz94
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    Trying to schedule different meds etc is a pain in the butt.

    Unfortunately, I can't sleep on an empty stomach. I have to eat before going to bed, or I don't sleep. And of course the "don't eat 3-4 hours...
    Post by: Saz94, Nov 6, 2019 in forum: Home adaptations, mobility and personal care
  8. Saz94
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    Trying to schedule different meds etc is a pain in the butt.

    Thanks. I was just hoping that I was overthinking, because it really shouldn't ought to be this complicated!
    Post by: Saz94, Nov 6, 2019 in forum: Home adaptations, mobility and personal care
  9. Saz94
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    Trying to schedule different meds etc is a pain in the butt.

    What time gap did you find that you needed for iron?
    Post by: Saz94, Nov 6, 2019 in forum: Home adaptations, mobility and personal care
  10. Saz94
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    Trying to schedule different meds etc is a pain in the butt.

    Which things do you have problem with - just iron supplements, antacids, and dairy products? Does butter count as dairy, as I think it has much...
    Post by: Saz94, Nov 6, 2019 in forum: Home adaptations, mobility and personal care
  11. Saz94
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    Eating improves exertion induced fatigue and symptoms of orthostatic intolerance

    What toppings were on the pizza?
    Post by: Saz94, Nov 6, 2019 in forum: Post-Exertional malaise and fatigue
  12. Saz94
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    Eating improves exertion induced fatigue and symptoms of orthostatic intolerance

    I have been wondering whether the act of eating (e.g. The taste of food in your mouth) stimulates something?
    Post by: Saz94, Nov 6, 2019 in forum: Post-Exertional malaise and fatigue
  13. Saz94
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    Eating improves exertion induced fatigue and symptoms of orthostatic intolerance

    Sounds like a blood sugar drop being rectified by food?
    Post by: Saz94, Nov 6, 2019 in forum: Post-Exertional malaise and fatigue
  14. Saz94
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    Eating improves exertion induced fatigue and symptoms of orthostatic intolerance

    You may want to edit the title of your thread. It currently sounds like the thread is about "eating rapidly". :)
    Post by: Saz94, Nov 6, 2019 in forum: Post-Exertional malaise and fatigue
  15. Saz94
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    CBT to reduce healthcare use for medically unexplained symptoms: systematic review and meta-analysis (2019) Jones, Williams

    "The imprecise use of MUS as a diagnostic label may impact on the effectiveness of interventions" No shit! :emoji_joy:
    Post by: Saz94, Nov 6, 2019 in forum: Other psychosomatic news and research
  16. Saz94
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    Trying to schedule different meds etc is a pain in the butt.

    But maybe I am overthinking regarding the potential food interactions. Doctors just say either always take it with food or always without food...
    Post by: Saz94, Nov 6, 2019 in forum: Home adaptations, mobility and personal care
  17. Saz94
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    Trying to schedule different meds etc is a pain in the butt.

    Gah I'm really pissed off about this. WHY CAN'T ANYTHING EVER BE SIMPLE.
    Post by: Saz94, Nov 6, 2019 in forum: Home adaptations, mobility and personal care
  18. Saz94
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    Trying to schedule different meds etc is a pain in the butt.

    Well, I'm gonna give up on trying to figure this out for tonight. I'm late to bed, and it's consequently now several hours since I took my...
    Post by: Saz94, Nov 6, 2019 in forum: Home adaptations, mobility and personal care
  19. Saz94
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    Trying to schedule different meds etc is a pain in the butt.

    OK... doing some research... found a study where levothyroxine was co-administered with 1250 mg calcium carbonate, and the blood level of...
    Post by: Saz94, Nov 5, 2019 in forum: Home adaptations, mobility and personal care
  20. Saz94
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    Trying to schedule different meds etc is a pain in the butt.

    I am partly just posting in this thread because it's the only way for me to marshall my thoughts productively
    Post by: Saz94, Nov 5, 2019 in forum: Home adaptations, mobility and personal care
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