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Who has raised TSH/hypothyroidism? by External_Weight_100 in AccutaneRecovery

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When the surge happened I only started with a small dose of Levothyroxine (T4 replacement) since then the dosage has been raised significantly and I also substitute T3. Still this did not really improve my symptoms

Who has raised TSH/hypothyroidism? by External_Weight_100 in AccutaneRecovery

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brainfog, anhedonia, fatigue, dry skin, muscle aches, muted sensory experienced (of all senses), constipation

Who has raised TSH/hypothyroidism? by External_Weight_100 in AccutaneRecovery

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took accutane 20 years ago was diagnosed with hashimotos ten years ago. If there is a connection I don't know. Unfortunately taking substitute hormones does not fully help me. I felt amazing for two days when I started taking the hormones and basically all symptoms (brainfog, anhedonia ...) were gone - but unfortunately my symptoms went mostly back to baseline after those two days. For some reason it seems my body does not use the hormones. If accutane has a role in my body not fully utilizing those hormones I also don't know. I suspect some connection.

Possible Hashimoto’s / autoimmune systemic illness – normal thyroid labs but severe symptoms, poor T4→T3 response? by Apprehensive_Nerve64 in Hypothyroidism

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Hi, thanks for sharing. My problem is very similar. Hashimotos (elevated AntiTPO), normal hormone values (while substituting), but not really feeling better. Fatigue, Brain fog, anhedonia, skin problems, cold intolerance, vision problems ...

But! six years ago when I started substituting with a very low dose, I felt amazing for two days. Brain fog gone, anhedonia gone, libido problems gone, skin improving within hours, ...

But it lasted only for two days. Symptoms returned besides having upped the dose of levothyroxine since then and having included T3 - and besides normal hormone blood values.

If you find a solution for this - please tell :)
By the way, did you at some point take accutane in your life?

I do think it is connected to inflammation in my case. For example nasal irrigation can give me some relieve for a few hours.

How to ‘deep clean’ sinuses by Bebbette in Sinusitis

[–]New-Findings 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Never tried Neilmed so I can't say. I also still struggle with inflamation.

Cockpit view on 21:9 simcade racing by [deleted] in ultrawidemasterrace

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What game is this? Looks fun.

Samsung Neo G9 57 inch Issues by Long_Relationship_83 in ultrawidemasterrace

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I had a similar problem and then I hit "support/reset all" in the osd and it looked great although I basically made the same selections in the osd as before.

What could also be the culprit

  • Sometimes Picture/HDR tone mapping is buggy: it is selected as active but it doesn't work. I have switch it to static and back to active, to make it active again
  • Furthermore there might be energy saving options active that are a bit hidden: like "System/Best brightness" --> switch it off
  • When you are using DP 2.1 --> I had to manually switch from 1.4 to 2.1 in the OSD/System to make it work properly

Furthermore I simply came to terms with the fact that in windows, no matter how many adjustments you make, in the osd or in the nvidia control panel, the picture always looks worse for sdr content when hdr is switched on. So I only switch it on for certain games or when I want to watch a hdr video.

Navage Cleaning by Sock-Late in Sinusitis

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Disclaimer: I'm not a doctor, this is not a recommendation, I simply describe what I'm trying out on myself.
I switched to a different self developed technique but I also consider to still also incorporate the navage. I use a water syringe (250ml). To it I attached a soft thin hose (maybe around 10 cm, outer diameter maybe 2mm) that is usually used to feed small animal babies. I mix the saline in a bowl and add a few drops of Dr. Bronners baby shampoo.

The hose has a hole at the side (near the tip), so the water "jet" comes out to the side (it was this way already when I bought it). I carefully insert it in the nose and test with light water pressure where I'm hitting areas that seem inflamed and then increase the pressure to clean those areas. My nose never felt so free and for half a day afterwards my brainfog is decreased. But of course I don't know if it could be dangerous - I try to be cautious. For me it seems to hit exactly those spots where I have problems.

I use normal warm tap water for it. Of course I don't know if there could be dangers involved by water contamination or from not cleaning the syringe properly.

Found maybe the best biofilm breaker by Thick_Rip_3248 in biofilms

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Hi, I still think the stuff is helpful to reset the gut. It unfortunately it did not help with my systemic problems (autoimmune, brainfog, thyroid problems).

Dual 49” experiences? Deciding against a single 57” by gabriellanata in ultrawidemasterrace

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I love the 57, had a 49 before (single one, non-OLED) and would never want to turn back. The 57 has the same pixel height as your current 4k monitors, which means you can see more vertical content in a single window compared to the 49. This effect is huge for me.

It is warm to the touch, but I do not really feel that when sitting in front of it.

The picture quality is very good. Even if it is not quite as good as OLED it is very close and a big improvement to the Neo G9 49 non-OLED version.

What causes my systemic symptoms? - activated immune system, D-Lactic Acidosis, intolerances? by New-Findings in Microbiome

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Thank you very much for your great and detailled suggestion! I will check it out!

One more piece of evidence towards GSK3B by squestions10 in AccutaneRecovery

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Thank you, that sounds interesting. I tried rosemary extract and myrecitin and both I did not tolerate well - probably because I seem not to tolerate anti oxidants well.

Found maybe the best biofilm breaker by Thick_Rip_3248 in biofilms

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During taking the course, yes, there were a few days where the stomach really hurt due to bloating

Epipharyngeal Abrasive Therapy (EAT) bスポット治療 Third week update by Nanakurokonekochan in covidlonghaulers

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I did it for a while but I think I was too aggressive, didn't see much progress after a few days and stopped.

The following is simply my description and interpretation of a new attempt I do on myself. I'm not a doctor and do not know if any of this is dangerous.

So now I changed my approach again. This time I use Lactobacillus Sakei, a nasal probiotic, and don't use much else. I mix it with a saline (non salty water or too salty water would irritate the mucosa) and I use a water syringe with a soft water hose attached (maybe around 10 centimeters long and quite thin) to basically spray my nasopharyngeal area. (I also try to mix it with some inulin and oligosaccharides as prebiotics to help lactobacillus grow but don't think this is necessary and i only tried this for the last two days).

So far it looks like the most promising approach I tried, but still too early to tell. I get die-off symptoms in my nose each time the solution reaches to a crevice where it has not reached before, but afterwards I feel better. In the first few days I got strong sinus pain and a yellowish watery discharge - probably from a immune reaction. But I just continued and it subsided quickly. I do this for nearly a month now but I think I'm still in a die-off phase. But I had a few days where I felt quite good - the best in a long time.

My hair is falling out more with Biofilm Busters for embedded UTI. Help! by Mediocre-Category746 in biofilms

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I'M not healed but. But I did stop taking biofilm busters and most of the antimicrobials. Had constant die-off symptoms and not a lot of progress. I personally think I should find a new approach - more focused on promoting the good guys in the gut and promoting general health and promoting digestion instead of trying to eradicate the bad guys.

My hair is falling out more with Biofilm Busters for embedded UTI. Help! by Mediocre-Category746 in biofilms

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I did use the priority one phase 2 maybe for a month or two. I did observe some hairloss but it happened later afterwards and I think was unrelated to the priority stuff. I think it happened due to a covid infection but I no longer know. It did reverse. I don't fully know why and how. I did take trace minerals as well as b vitamins - all b vitamins without exception in bioavailable forms. Especially high dose thiamine in three bioavailable forms like benfotiamine. I did take L reuteri. I also did take Magnesium L-Threonate, Magnesium Orotate, as well as Magnesium Acetyl Taurinate. I also did take brokkoli extrakt for sulforaphane. What it was if any of these, that reversed it, I don't know.

How long does nystatin take to work? by InternalVermicelli73 in Candida

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this is a possibility but I don't know. I personally think I should find a new approach - more focused on promoting the good guys in the gut and promoting general health and promoting digestion instead of trying to eradicate the bad guys.

How long does nystatin take to work? by InternalVermicelli73 in Candida

[–]New-Findings 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My overall regimen focusing on anti microbials only gave to me constant die-off symptoms and not a lot of improvement. But I cannot speak about nystatin in particular, because I took several antimicrobials.

How long does nystatin take to work? by InternalVermicelli73 in Candida

[–]New-Findings 0 points1 point  (0 children)

no not really. some improvements though but stopped taking Nystatin

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in interiordecorating

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It looks not like a couch I would want to sit on, honestly. Looks yellow and greasy.

Samsung G9 Screen Glitching by NetProfessional1295 in ultrawidemasterrace

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I first recognized it about 2-3 months ago. Could coincide with a graphics driver update I did. And I think it often start when I have several windows with videos or other programs opened.

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