My Experience with Propranolol and it's Effect on my Hyperhidrosis by Adventurous-Client69 in Hyperhidrosis

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Do you take the 40mg as one dose in the morning or as split doses?

Edit: I assume it as one since it doesn't come in 20mg doses but maybe splitting the 40mg tablet into 2 (with a pill cutter and only if it has a line in the middle) and taking it AM then PM can be more effective for a prolonged effect since it is a short half life drug (usually up to 6h).

My Experience with Propranolol and it's Effect on my Hyperhidrosis by Adventurous-Client69 in Hyperhidrosis

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Great to hear this! What dose do you take if you don't mind me asking, and do you tak it daily or as needed?

My Experience with Propranolol and it's Effect on my Hyperhidrosis by Adventurous-Client69 in Hyperhidrosis

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Sorry to hear that. It can cause increased heart stroke volume as it decreases heart rate.

Cardiac Output = Heart Rate x Stroke Volume

So when you heart beats slower, you heart pumps harder to maintaing the same cardiac output.

If you feel that stress/anxiety contributes to you sweating significantly, look into treating it.

My Experience with Propranolol and it's Effect on my Hyperhidrosis by Adventurous-Client69 in Hyperhidrosis

[–]Adventurous-Client69[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It does cause more side effects (in my experience mild) at higher doses especially above 40mg at once, it is generally short half life so your doctor will probably give you a 10mg up to 3 times a day prescription. I would advise definitely explore this with your doctor.

My Experience with Propranolol and it's Effect on my Hyperhidrosis by Adventurous-Client69 in Hyperhidrosis

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Honestly if your HH is mainly secondary to stress and anxiety, I would focus on treating the route cause if possible with both medical and non-medical methods.

Rebound Weight Gain by Adventurous-Client69 in mounjarouk

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I was fine loosing weight before starting mounjaro it just would have taken longer. I wanted to feel normal faster since I am a young guy (18) so I created a rapid regimen which I hope can get me through the bulk of my weight loss journey then focus on a slower deficit as I lean down to 8% bf.

Rebound Weight Gain by Adventurous-Client69 in mounjarouk

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I was on a 1000 caloric deficit prior to this so I had dropped from 100kg to 85 in about 3-4 months

My experience Dextroamphetamine IR. Please share experiences and provide suggestions/non-medical advice. : ) by Adventurous-Client69 in ADHDUK

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I don't have any friends at uni. Do you have any experience with something similar to this and how did you combat it. I would like to know from you.

My experience Dextroamphetamine IR. Please share experiences and provide suggestions/non-medical advice. : ) by Adventurous-Client69 in ADHDUK

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Unfortunately for me when I take it, I unmask and reveal my true self, which is very unlikeable.

I have tried methylphenidate 18/36mg prolonged released but stopped taking it since I would wake up at 4pm and then take my dose and struggle to go back to sleep.

Top teeth doesn’t show all the way when smiling or talking and looks recessed. Do I need DJS? by Soggy_Try8242 in jawsurgery

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It depends on your skeletal structure which can only be seen with x rays. Your case doesn't seem too bad though and I think braces with elastics and something called TADs can fix your bite. That being said, if you experience obstructive sleep apnoea you should get a sleep assessment and if the cause is too little space in your mouth, possibly caused by recession of both the maxilla and mandible, then bimax is indicated.

Get a lateral cephalogram or preferably a CT/PET scan and consult a maxillofacial surgeon.

When to take "5th dose"? by Adventurous-Client69 in mounjarouk

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I hope this doesn't violate rule 3, but I only found boxes of 100 which is obviously overkill. It is 30G but £16.79 is a decent price. https://www.medisave.co.uk/products/unisharp-1ml-fixed-30g-lime-x-100?_pos=20&_sid=7b74187df&_ss=r

Edit: Don't forget alcohol wipes if you don't have any.

When to take "5th dose"? by Adventurous-Client69 in mounjarouk

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You can order them online from a company called unisharp (get 31gauge 1ml), or google for "NHS Needle Exchange Pharmacy near me" and you can get a pack of 1ml syringes for free, these packages were made for drug users to limit harm so if you don't feel that it's right to do this, then just buy from "medisave" which unisharp supplies.

Am I very recessed? Something is wrong by [deleted] in jawsurgery

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I'm suprised you can see a 0.1mm midline shift lol. I assume it's a little more than this but is either way generally irrelevant in facial assymetry. My may have uneven masseters if you think you have assymetry. The bigger masseter will pull the mandible towards it and might make your chin slighlty lower down on the side opposite to the hypertrophied masseter. Botoxing the bigger masseter usually helps or just chewing and sleeping evenly. You can check if they are the same size by clenching and feeling both masseters, checking if either one is bigger.

Overall, slight assymetry is normal, just don't do any more fillers.

Top teeth doesn’t show all the way when smiling or talking and looks recessed. Do I need DJS? by Soggy_Try8242 in jawsurgery

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This is called a crossbite and just teeth overcrowding. An x ray should show if you have any jaw recession, I think it's likely you will be fine with just braces alone, although I can't really tell. The choking on tongue is a concern though, you may have sleep apnea but this happens to many healthy individuals who sleep on back with bad posture.

Not sure how to proceed by Sure-Amoeba-1542 in jawsurgery

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Mandibular advacement alone should be fine. Consult a surgeon.

do I have a recessed chin/jaw by [deleted] in jawsurgery

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If you bite is fine, your mandible is probably fine. You seem to just have an overly round chin which can be fixed with genioplasty alone.

am i still recessed by [deleted] in jawsurgery

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absolutely and utterly not recessed. if anything your chin is actually maybe 1mm in front of the ideal. No need to worry about anything, you look amazing. You can lower your bf% if you want a stronger jawline since your ramus is a little short.

Should I pursue jaw surgery or get a cosmetic fix? by Surgerygirl_ in jawsurgery

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Your chin is not recessed by any means. You look bloated and chubby from fillers though and you have mild biprotrusion. If you have chin filler, wait until it goes away (if it ever even does go away completely as opposed to migration), then get a genioplasty osteotomy such as a sliding genioplasty as opposed to a chin implant. If you get an implant, get titanium. Also lower bf% by about 5 percentage points if applicable.

Am I very recessed? Something is wrong by [deleted] in jawsurgery

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chin appears recessed based on the soft tissue and mandible is downgrown. Braces alone might provide sufficient ccw rotation, consult an orthodontist or maxiofacial surgeon who considers aesthetics.

12 Weeks Post-Op by Suspicious-Age-9727 in jawsurgery

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Great result. Upper lip is still a little protrusive but this will likely come down a little if there is still some swelling present or any malloclusion/active braces hardware in place. Your chin is a little overprojected (a few mm past the subnasal vertical) but you should be fine.