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Hi, I was diagnosed by my doctor as having lymes based on the red mark I had, being in tick/lymes known areas of the uk, having severe night sweats I also had some bad anxiety/worried/nervous guilty feelings all from nowhere. I was tested for the main strain which came back negative, but the doc did day there where many strains which the nhs didn't test for. I was on antibiotics for 2 weeks.

I think that one particular tooth (under a fang so this tooth is slightly more back than the rest of my teeth) is loose when it really isn't. My dentist checked my tooth a few days back and said it feels quite solid and not loose, so why am i feeling this way? Also i can't help physically checking the tooth with my fingers, will this cause it damage? This only started when i had severe toothache from another tooth which is now thankfully sorted.

As I said before, we see a lot of members from UK who have a very hard time getting proper testing/treatment because of NHS standards. Many have had to seek treatment privately, or get their doctor to make a special request....... not sure how that works. You originally started out on 50 mcg levo; have you gone up to the 100 mcg yet?

When you said surgery, that made me wonder if you are located in the UK? If so, I doubt that Free T3 is included. You may have to push the doctor hard to get that done.

I have been of work on sick since 15 weeks pregnant, due to anxiety and depression. im just wondering am I still entitled to maternity leave and maternity pay?? Im 21 weeks pregnant now?

Hi I recieved my 4 weeks blood test today. Before starting treatment my viral count was 1,470,000 and today my viral cout is 1,000. Im am very happy with result but apprehensive not sure if this is a good or bad sign. Can some one please give me some advice. Kind regards.

http://www.drugs.com/uk/valdoxan.html Have you tried any other medications? Definitely talk to your doctor. It may be that you need a higher dose to see improvements. What is your dose? Are you seeing a therapist at all for your anxiety? That's really important. Let us know what the doc says!

Help did I do the right thing by coming off the treatment? I was on triple therapy for ,10 weeks but was told in Monday to stop by my specialist as I was having panic attacks daily and was so ill. Am absolutely terrified that I will die soon. I was diagnosed f4 fibrosis.but not cirrhosis past year genotype 1a prob had this fir 40+ years due to being married to an iv drug user in the late 60s early ,70s. I am a 65 year-old female. Am still.having panic attacks daily.coz I am petrified.

Because of its extreme propensity for addiction, Xanax is outlawed in the UK.

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I have been diagnosed with depression and have been advised by my GP that the time is now right for me to look at Cognitive Behavioural Therapy [CBT] as a way forward with my treatment. The NHS waiting lists in the UK are very long in respect of this treatment, and I have a possibility of having combined EMDR and CBT treatments being provided by my employer. Can anyone tell me if it works?????

It seems strange how Doctors in the UK are not allowed to actually prescribe this medication, yet know the benefits. Maybe more research is required.

So I recently started using [Dalacin T - topical treatment](http://www.drugs.com/uk/dalacin-t-1-topical-solution-leaflet.html) again for my acne now that I have drug coverage. (Previously used it 2009-2012 after a severe ance breakout) I have severe health anxiety and I remember that diarrhea is a side effect from using it so when I had a loose stool last night and just a hour ago i'm pretty sure I have C-diff. I have severe health anxiety.

So I recently started using [Dalacin T - topical treatment](http://www.drugs.com/uk/dalacin-t-1-topical-solution-leaflet.html) again for my acne now that I have drug coverage. (Previously used it 2009-2012 after a severe ance breakout) I have severe health anxiety and I remember that diarrhea is a side effect from using it so when I had a loose stool last night and just a hour ago i'm pretty sure I have C-diff. I have severe health anxiety.

So I recently started using [Dalacin T - topical treatment](http://www.drugs.com/uk/dalacin-t-1-topical-solution-leaflet.html) again for my acne now that I have drug coverage. (Previously used it 2009-2012 after a severe ance breakout) I have severe health anxiety and I remember that diarrhea is a side effect from using it so when I had a loose stool last night and just a hour ago i'm pretty sure I have C-diff. I have severe health anxiety.

Calling all in London area! UK. I live in Ilford and need a good thyroid specialist. I used to see Prof. Maisie at Guy's iin London but that was about 25 years ago. My nearest private hospital is Spire Roding, Redbridge or Holly house, Buckhurst Hill. I'll go to NHS hosp. in Central London with pleasure but round here, no thanks unless someone has had a really good experience with a local specialist (get in touch with the Guiness Book Of Records!). I'm not being picky or a snob.

I believe typically in the UK treatment is a single, large dose of metronidazole but this appears to be for more "superficial" infections. Thanks.

Which is what I was wondering about in my original post, understanding how it all relates to treatment, and how I can help him with the anxiety surrounding the side effects and chances of him becoming virus free...

Hello guys, i haven't posted in a while, i had my usual 6 months appointment in UK where i reside at the moment and the doctor said that i have some signs of fibrosis, but at the moment i don't need treatment, as it's not in their guidelines to treat if there are no serious liver problems. And gave me another appointment over 6 months period. They don't share any specific data or results with me and that's making me very uncomfortable as i only know what they tell me.

Hyperhidrosis may be congenital or an acquired trait. Congenital means you are born with it, while an acquired trait means you are not; the condition is acquired later in life after birth. Hyperhidrosis may be categorized as being the result of an underlying health condition, or with no apparent cause: Primary idiopathic hyperhidrosis - there is no apparent cause. Idiopathic means "of unknown cause". In the majority of cases the hyperhidrosis is localized.

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