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I had really dry flaky skin mostly in my face. I could keep "scraping" off skin cells and in really dry weather in the winter scrapes on my hands would never heal. My derm. said try this cream for cell overgrowth inflammation whatever, did not work. However, as I have been seriously zinc d...

Sad thing is that Dake who ignored Zamboni's recommendations completely and started out using stents in the jugulars right from the getgo, why, well arrogance comes to mind. I guess just copying Zamboni wasn't enough for him not even in the beginning while learning. He certainly did ccsvi a disservi...

I have been reading this thread with great interest and have a question. In middle aged and older people with MS can jaw realignment be done successfully with a missing back molar that still has its 'partner'. I suppose the 'partner' tooth may move a bit out off the jaw without the extracted tooth t...

Luckily Europeans have a number of options now and Poland as well as Bulgaria were opportunistic which was pretty obvious. They made the most of the limited supply, nothing wrong with that, capitalism arrived. It is for profit everywhere and charging foreigners/tourists more is done in many less aff...

Funny you should mention it, I also have my lower back "click" sometimes when I straighten my back, never happened before angioplasty. It does not hurt or anything just like two bones rubbing each other, crack. No explanation that I can think of and I had no improvements from the angioplas...

Interesting. I have also had two teeth move after angioplasty, did not think much of it until today when I saw this thread. Nothing major but my teeth have not moved the past 40 years and I have not done anything that I can think of that would have caused the teeth to move. The lower jaw teeth that ...

Lassy you sound like you need to get laid more, you are bringing up a post that nobody has paid attention to since July. Talk about desperate. I am sure the outfit that caters to the Canadians' wallets is doing just fine without bringing up these old post LOL. But hey I have been away myself for mon...

No improvements, no chemo, no radition, but plenty of stenosis go figure.

Sweat like a horse.

I just had a new PCR lyme test done by the mayo clinic and although it is not FDA approved yet my gp thought it would be more acurate than the other tests out there. I have pulled out many a tick from all over my body, torn some and taken some out of my head so I could not check for the "circle...

I am sure doctor Arata is a very good doctor and a smart guy, but as with everything buyer beware and make sure you get what you think you are paying for. Some responses are a little too convenient to me. Not bothering with US insurance does not help my suspicion. Doctor Hewitt's road trip to "...

In a hospital setting I gather most IRs use it at least all the ones I have talked to and that is quite a few. I think it is not so much who uses it as it is how they they use it and how experienced they are using it in veins an interpreting what they see correctly and acting on what they see. I rem...

Thanks for the reply. I found inosine the quickest way to increase NO, it raises uric acid which is almost always way too low in people with MS. Cheap and easy, but raising NO is for another topic. I have taken inosine for a number of years. Anodyne is apparently mostly used by people with periphera...

Has anyone tried it? A friend of mine had a lot of success with it for pain and poor circulation. It is a vasodilator.

http://www.anodynetherapy.com/clinical/ ... ction.html

and the more posts you add with this type of title the more you will alert the insurance companies to look into this and do something about it. They are on the internet too you know.