Why Speak Up for COPD Video, 2023
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@user-yp3vy3pn4x
@user-yp3vy3pn4x 18 күн бұрын
Very good lecture.Very good.Well presented
@debbiegraham3145
@debbiegraham3145 18 күн бұрын
Sjogrens can lead to dysautonomia and mast cell activation this is my issue with joint pain, dry eys, dry everything but the worst is small nerve fibre . Leads to constant pins and needles, burning and is terrible. Also tendon issues , digestive issues, heart rate changes, fatigue, Pots, fainting Most medics do not understand the breadth or scope of it I've had to sort out my own autonomic tests and about to have a small nerve fibre biopsy .. a long road Inflammation for me is above normal but not SO high as RA My focus is using supplements such as bs, vit d k2, omega 3 and dmards
@allisonguilford9906
@allisonguilford9906 11 күн бұрын
I persuaded my doctor to president cbd oil and git fairly immediate relief from pins and needles,nerve pain and remission from lower leg numbness and peripheral neuropathy.
@maggiehuff9661
@maggiehuff9661 Ай бұрын
Michigan not Minnesota ❤
@mikedavis4226
@mikedavis4226 2 ай бұрын
Can I speak with Dr. Santos over phone pls.I have behcet’s
@jamiesmith5391
@jamiesmith5391 2 ай бұрын
I have lupus, with sjogrens this is some info I never knew.
@ehjohn027
@ehjohn027 2 ай бұрын
I don't have the SSA and SSB but a high ANA. It took yrs and going to numerous of rheumatologists to find a dr to say you have sjogren's i know you do, let me try another test. She did the early sjogren's panel test and it lit up. She said i knew you had it and she also explained that there's a percentage of people who do not get a positive SSA and SSB test. Now finding the right medicine for me is another challenge because im often sensitive to medicine.
@gmurray735
@gmurray735 3 ай бұрын
can someone have ms and sjorens. i was dx with ms in 2022. now my skin feels like is on fire and between my neuro and rheumatologist is at odds between one or the other or both. im a stress bucket and stress aint good for anyone one of those diseases. so can someone have both or one?I am so confused
@SnoreProtection
@SnoreProtection 3 ай бұрын
is the joint pain from Sjogren's also referred to as peripheral neuropathy?
@user-gj7ho9uq3v
@user-gj7ho9uq3v 5 ай бұрын
I had positive ra test and Ana tests offered methotrexate and plaqunil which I refused for I disagreed with diagnosis of RA. My husband stricken with RA at age 33 and I am not like his symptoms. I am 72. More muscle pain shoulder and lower back pain I take multiple supplements otc. I have dry eyes and mouth . I want to treat this but not with chemicals if possible my dentist says I have stones in both of salivary glands but I don’t have a doctor to turn to.
@allisonguilford9906
@allisonguilford9906 11 күн бұрын
Research carnivore diet.
@chixbleau7321
@chixbleau7321 6 ай бұрын
Very interesting
@debravictoria7452
@debravictoria7452 7 ай бұрын
Good presentation. There's just one thing that I would disagree with; Fluoride rinse. Some studies show that fluoride actually causes dental caries and it also makes bones weaker.
@Tambryl
@Tambryl Күн бұрын
Gives me and my kids nausea & migraines, so we refuse it.
@nottoday.c
@nottoday.c 8 ай бұрын
Thank you
@happy.homestead
@happy.homestead 9 ай бұрын
Going down the rabbit hole of being diagnosed with Sjogren's now. I've lived with Hashimoto's for 30+ years, fibro, etc.... also carry the Epstein-Barr virus... was very very sick for months with it in high school. My eyes feel like they're full of grit, my teeth break off and chip, get infected and have to be removed, the list is never ending. My wrists are swollen and throbbing, screaming at me with pain. The wrist bones are painful when I touch them, but it seems to be seriously muscular in nature as well. I want to try the HCQ-Plaquenil to see if it reduces the inflammation. If not, since it's been 2 months of pain and immobility, I'm going to try steroid shots in them. NO pills, though. Thank-you Dr. Santos, for such a thorough and complete presentation on this quality of life stealing disease. I know I will be returning to listen to this again and again. It's full of so many helpful nuggets.
@imonka100
@imonka100 9 ай бұрын
My sister was diagnosed with this last year. But she has never had a problem with dry eyes or mouth though. However, she must have had an autoimmune disease since she was born. She had a liver operation at 18 months old, doctors did not know what caused her liver enlargement, they misdiagnosed her with cirrhosis and told my parents to start preparing for her funeral. Then one of the doctors prescribed Prednisone which eventually stabilized her condition. She was fine most of her adult life apart from occasional flair ups and unexplained dry cough.. She is now 45 years old and the symptoms hit her hard in a form of stomach and intestine inflammation. She can hardly eat anything without painful gut reaction. That is how she finally got tested and diagnosed. Everything from the past now fits like a puzzle, including our mother's kidney failure and dry eyes...
@sylviabradford7926
@sylviabradford7926 9 ай бұрын
The very first time I was diagnosed with SS the test included lupus. If you have Sjogren's should you be tested for lupus over a few years of having SS
@kathyjex2697
@kathyjex2697 9 ай бұрын
Can you take estradiol or does that make it worse?
@herbnavarro9193
@herbnavarro9193 11 ай бұрын
I'm in CA, a retired RN. I share your frustration w/ most Drs/clinics not being able to correctly dx Sjorgens, after yrs of symptoms. A rheumatologist out of state finally dx me. I won't take prescription meds as fillers are toxins (you can google ingredients). FDA allows them anyway. What I have found very helpful is: rinse mouth at bedtime & if you get up during the night w/ organic sesame oil for the dryness, anu tailani nose drops (ayurvedic), fresh coconut milk drops in eyes followed by hot wet compress & lying down for 20min (use fresh white coconut, put some liquid into clean eye dropper bottle, refrigerate, discard after 2 wks: Hanna Kroeger's cataract remedy), a Rife frequency for autoimmune disease, eyes, etc, and prayer.
@annarem4197
@annarem4197 11 ай бұрын
I was dx as I was walking out of my rheumatologist exam room where I had just been dx with RA when I asked about the Purpuric lesions on my legs which bleed like crazy when I shaved my legs. He got all excited and called in his PA and used it as a teaching opportunity. But for me, he wrote down a website on a post it and that was it. Needless to say I didn’t got back, the. Next dr I saw closed his practice during Covid and never reopened so I’m now without a rheumatologist. Thank you for you help
@rydertru82
@rydertru82 11 ай бұрын
Hi so am a teen and am not sure if its from celiac disease but every time i eat gluten I have hives and bad smelly stool.This been going on for 2 weeks now i never have this in my life before i had this i overeat.!!
@BarbaraEMarshallCampbell
@BarbaraEMarshallCampbell Жыл бұрын
I was diagnosed with Sjögrens Syndrome or Systemic Sjögrens as part of my Systemic Lupus Erythematosus diagnosis but doctors keep trying to change the diagnosis to SICCA syndrome? I have been on SSDI and SSI for over 13 years now with major back problems and I'm a fall risk and have been under treatment for C-PTSD and BiPolar Disorder with schizoaffective episodes diagnosed and suffer from occassional disassociative episodes. After losing weight my skin has no elasticity to bounce back and I've aged substantially over the past 7 to 13 years. Since Sjögrens Syndrome or Systemic Sjögrens are so alke and co-exist with Systemic Lupus Erythematosus I do not understand why doctors keep changing my diagnosis to SICCA syndrome which only affects the eyes. This is a horribly uncomfortable and painful condition which co exists in me with my Fibromyalgia, Reynauds Syndrome and Phenomena, IBS, Inflammation of esophageal tract and lungs increasing my painful breathing and shortness of breath with headaches, migraines, and petis mal seizures. I am extrenely fatigued most of the time. I'm now 64 years old and unsure why the doctors seem to be trying to downgrade my diagnosese. And yes my dry eyes and dry mouth are absolutely horrific to deal with daily. Thanks for any insights you might provide and for those you have provided already.😢❤
@Jo-Aus
@Jo-Aus Жыл бұрын
Great overview and questions answered. The one thing I’d liked to hear more on is the destruction of the salivary glands and the onset of over production of salivary. Inside air conditioning dry but in normal and heat conditions over production and extensive neuropathy very painful. How does one stop the excessive saliva, what medications are available? I’m finding doctors I’ve been to here in Australia seem so uninformed on this condition. Currently seeing a Rheumatologist but have more questions than answers.
@user-eg8nn8ep4y
@user-eg8nn8ep4y Жыл бұрын
At last, watching my hives inflammation fade day after day until they completely vanished was such a relief, I went with what I pointed out and within the first 10 days or so the urticaria/angioedema was barely visible! I just go'ogled the latest by Shane Zormander and after 20 days my skin has never been healthier!
@jfouts1979
@jfouts1979 Жыл бұрын
I have severe disabling neurological symptoms - and Sjogren's Disease - and I'm a man.... so it definitely 'can' happen. I can't find a rheumatologist that is knowledgeable on Sjogrens in the area I live in Louisville Kentucky. Not regarding the extraglandular manifestations....
@mair18
@mair18 Жыл бұрын
I'M SEEING MY GASTRO DR SHOULD I HAVE HIM TEST ME TOO ?
@ebethkennedy
@ebethkennedy Жыл бұрын
Great. comprehensive video...perhaps the opening can be re-recorded to correct errors, especially the attempt to pronounce Sjogren's. (Although it did make me smile).
@ruthpierce7555
@ruthpierce7555 Жыл бұрын
I have significant dry eyes x 10 years and dry mouth x 1 year, peripheral neuropathy. I went to a rheumatologist who asked me what difference does it make if the treatment is not going to change? I requested the SSA and SSB which were negative. Lip bx is planned for this Friday. The ENT asked me the same thing. I don't understand what is wrong with these doctors? Aren't they supposed to diagnose? Anyway, my daughter passed at 35 after having SLE since whe was 14. Am I wrong to expect the doctors to help me?
@chrishingson3064
@chrishingson3064 Жыл бұрын
Hell no your not I want a diagnosed this so I can watch four different things try maybe natural things I still want the hell to know we have a right to know what is wrong with us they should want to find out the diagnosis
@Sofiasanabria
@Sofiasanabria Жыл бұрын
Is there any chance to activate the closed caption? Thanks
@aaida7818
@aaida7818 Жыл бұрын
Hi Rosa, we just recorded this earlier so we don't have closed caption yet. We will look into getting this done.
@kittyg77
@kittyg77 Жыл бұрын
Im so confused!! Dr. says he specifically didn’t focus on diet here…however DIET plays a specific roll with this disease. Simple sugar ..yes ..this I understand completely but red meat ? Are we talking about “raw red bloody meat” ?? So confused!! I’m suffering and don’t have a definitive diagnosis yet. I’ve gone down numerous rabbit holes and I’m just trying to feel better! Please help🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
@elizabethmeadows6469
@elizabethmeadows6469 Жыл бұрын
Yes, an anti-imflammatory diet helps tremendously for me. I consume grass fed and finished beef only. The diet helps me to feel much better. Especially, it lessens my bone crushing chronic fatigue. Hope this helps.
@lettykalley9065
@lettykalley9065 Жыл бұрын
I have got spots on lung, cyst on pancreas, adrenal cyst
@saminuadamu3379
@saminuadamu3379 Жыл бұрын
I never knew there was a cure for Lupus until I met Dr Obehi Herbal Home on KZfaq his natural herbs cures me permanently form this sickness I am %100 sure theDiseases never came back……❤😊
@usnnavywifemisty9889
@usnnavywifemisty9889 Жыл бұрын
I am currently waiting to get tested for Pots and SS. I'm 37 years old and I have passed out without remembering, I have extreme fatigue where I can sleep for 16 hours straight. I get extreme dry mouth, feel like I have drank water in years and extreme, extreme body pain.
@suzybrose
@suzybrose 9 ай бұрын
you may want to be tested for neurological sleep disorder/s. Done after a sleep apnea test. See a sleep neurologist, lupus can cause narcolepsy. My daughter started out with anemia, then narcolepsy, now connective tissue issues that point to lupus. The neurologist said lupus can cause narcolepsy. I have sjorgrens, just diagnosed because she told her rhuematologist about my symptoms.. I also have idiopathic hypersomnia ( tired always, no matter how much sleep I get)
@nancycarlos5695
@nancycarlos5695 Жыл бұрын
Once again i want to appreciate Dr.Auchi for helping me with his herbal medicine to cure my Lupus disease completely, i really suffer from this disease for the past 5year, Right now I'm Lupus negative after using the herbal medicine Dr.Auchi sent to me. I gave all thanks to God for leading me to Dr.Auchi who was able to cure me completely from Lupus disease, Dr.Auchi you are the best traditional herbal doctor in the world God bless you sir Dr.Auchi on KZfaq channel… kzfaq.info/love/6tA16t1IlKx1bY93lc2rcg ❤️❤️
@Solutioneur
@Solutioneur 2 жыл бұрын
It's July 10 2022: Does IVIG contain the Covid Vaccine or any remnants?
@godslovepinky4200
@godslovepinky4200 2 жыл бұрын
During the period of having this illness, my husband left i and our only son all alone😭,All hope was totally lost, not until i made search on how to cure i and my son, a miracle happened when i knew Dr Iyhere on youtube, i want to say i and my son are cured with his herbal medicine😊
@clintonfussell7385
@clintonfussell7385 2 жыл бұрын
Yet everyone's talking about the coronavirus while FUCKING IGNORING ACTUAL DISEASES!
@j.haulum2444
@j.haulum2444 2 жыл бұрын
I live in Arkansas. Been trying to get in a rheumatologist for 20 years. They tell doctor to run a blood test ant say that one is what I have. Multiple symptoms and extreme pain anxiety. I am 70. I believe pcp gave up. Everything is caused by age. !!
@mindhunter00789
@mindhunter00789 2 жыл бұрын
wish my doctor would watch this because there clueless
@toryberch
@toryberch 2 жыл бұрын
I would like to share my Sjogren's history in hopes it might help someone. I started having major dental issues like cracked teeth or losing my fillings. It then turned into painful joints esp in the feet. Sjogren's never showed up in my blood work. I had a lip biopsy and it showed a high prevalence rate to this day my rheumatoid arthritis or Sjogren's never shows. Fatigue and pain is the hardest. I take Plaquenil and Rituxan I would be crippled and in a wheelchair or my bed without these meds
@carolenault9147
@carolenault9147 4 ай бұрын
Be very careful with your eyes using Plaquenil. Go to your eye dr. regularly. I lost some sight in one eye and had to discontinue that drug.
@toryberch
@toryberch 4 ай бұрын
@@carolenault9147 thank you for your thoughtfulness I do see my eye Dr every 6 months and so far so good 😊
@valeriehearn9800
@valeriehearn9800 2 жыл бұрын
New thank you! Will be watching later and taking notes!
@nancycarlos5695
@nancycarlos5695 Жыл бұрын
Once again i want to appreciate Dr.Auchi for helping me with his herbal medicine to cure my Lupus disease completely, i really suffer from this disease for the past 5year, Right now I'm Lupus negative after using the herbal medicine Dr.Auchi sent to me. I gave all thanks to God for leading me to Dr.Auchi who was able to cure me completely from Lupus disease, Dr.Auchi you are the best traditional herbal doctor in the world God bless you sir Dr.Auchi on KZfaq channel… kzfaq.info/love/6tA16t1IlKx1bY93lc2rcg ❤️❤️
@lamo1724
@lamo1724 2 жыл бұрын
Not only an insightful presentation but each answer to the audience questions was extremely informative. Thank you! Xxx
@NJSMKMMS
@NJSMKMMS 2 жыл бұрын
I just happened to see this scrolling through my feed. I have Sjogren's secondary to Ankylosing Spondylitis, it causes me allot of issues and certainly takes up more time treating it and preventing complications than my AS does. Zylitol and something called Noz Oil are my best friends. I also take cold drinking water with me where ever I go.
@elainerinne3468
@elainerinne3468 2 жыл бұрын
I was just diagnosed with Hashimoto’s The endocrinologist is sending me to a rheumatologist for SS. I have had severe scoliosis since adolescence. 4 years ago i had a T4 to pelvic spinal reconstruction. I wish you all the best!
@mosesscotts7196
@mosesscotts7196 2 жыл бұрын
I was cured off my herpes virus with the help of Dr Omole from KZfaq with his herbal mixture
@Tinyteacher1111
@Tinyteacher1111 2 жыл бұрын
I think this is probably the worst autoimmune anyone can have! I had to retire from my teaching career because of this! I also had 3 major surgeries because of organ failure, in a short time. It’s SO painful to the eyes!
@Tinyteacher1111
@Tinyteacher1111 2 жыл бұрын
He’s my rheumatologist, but doesn’t treat fibromyalgia. I went back to him later after I contracted Sjogren’s, and had a bad experience with his PA. I sent them a letter and they asked that I come back, but I sure didn’t want to see her!
@SongOfSongsOneTwelve
@SongOfSongsOneTwelve 2 жыл бұрын
*Sjögren’s Syndrome is not rare, it is UNDER-diagnosed*. It’s more than just dry eyes and dry mouth! I didn’t start having those until later on in the course of my disease. I began sharing my experiences to find a community where I can talk about it, as it has been *disabling* and also to spread awareness of the connective tissue disease *Here is my story (so far):* I have primary Sjögren’s syndrome (pSS) and recently discovered cherry angiomas all over, with a new band on my upper back (the sign of Leser- Trelat is absolutely true), and bilateral, slightly indurated, erythematous, atrophic, arcuate patches on my cheeks with areas of hypopigmentation just below them, and on cigarette paper skin with some scaling around that, telangiectasiae and acneiform papules Both eyebrows have been losing hair over the superior/lateral aspect- also *highly pruritic* as well as FMF-looking patch on the lower back- all *extremely* pruritic. They recently came about with a surge of hormones (peri-menopause). I went to a dermatologist who had looked at the photos I’d sent ahead of time to my PCP and had already decided when I got to her office that I was working myself up before she even saw me because she spoke to me in her office with a patronizing attitude (which really hurt my feelings, by the way, and as soon as the visit ended, I sobbed while driving home) as she gave a quick glance at my back with a gentle swipe of her hand and then a pat on my shoulder. As an afterthought, she then glanced momentarily (and not with a dermatoscope) at my face and dismissively informed me that she wasn’t worried and that I looked “fine”. There is also a patch of spiky skin (I postulate this is also a variant of MF) near my left elbow and many subcutaneous nodules on my arms, trunk and thighs (some tethered and painful)- all of which were also not examined and were just as quickly dismissed by the doctor due to having family HX of them). Prior to seeing tiny capillary hemangiomas appear all over, I’d also been found to have a Bartholin gland cyst, axillary cyst, acrochordons, and now velvety, intertriginous patches (that I suspect to be AN). In addition to the small moles and new crop of cherry angiomas in a band across my back, there are several small, pruritic, erythematous papules on my chest, face and back, with symmetrical, confetti-type of vitiligo on my face, chest and arms. I get a photosensitive rash on my face, arms and chest (with systemic symptoms). The malar rash has always spared the nasolabial folds prior to experiencing the telangiectasiae there. The 3” follicular patch on my back has perilesional halos. There were other changes in my hair and nails, too (thinning hair, alopecia, deep longitudinal grooves, non-traumatic splinter hemorrhages, Beau’s lines, and distal nailfold dystrophy). Both sides of my family have autoimmune diseases, along with a family history of cancer (few different types- melanoma being one of them), so along with having red hair, green eyes and freckles, I’d insisted on biopsies (unfortunately, she failed to recognize the follicular patch, and did not take a punch of it, but took one nearby, instead). Again, unfortunately for me, she’d sent the biopsies (3 in total) to a pathologist who was not a dermatopathologist and the results came back as you would suspect for early (misdiagnosed) FMF. The dermatologist did not mention that FMF was in the differential to the pathologist, even though I told her that FMF is a concern. CBC and CMP with AI panel with UA showed a small decrease in lymphocytes, anemia (chronic), low lipase (chronic), mild protienuria, slight increase in eosinophils, along with zinc and vitamin D deficiency, but on the whole, WNLs (with the exception of weakly positive ANA by IIF and +SS-A; these had been repeated three times with exact same results). I have had 20 doctors so far (specialists, not including my PCP) and have had to fight tooth and nail for every test I’ve had. I’ve been made to feel like everything is due to anxiety or else they want to say it’s all GERD (which I do not have and was proven by EGD and took every type of PPI for months with no effect) or some kind of GI issue (they always want to say I have Crohn’s with no signs or symptoms except occasional steatorrhea, which coincides with chronic pancreatitis). Other signs and symptoms of pSS which I regularly experience are polyarthralgia, polyneuropathy, polymyopathy, asthma with recurrent bronchitis, unstable angina, previous SCAD episode, HTN and TIAs, neurological decline (mental fog, word substitution, memory impairment, etc.), BPPV, bilateral Frank’s sign, nephrocalcinosis, xerosis, oral aphthae, nasal aphthae, chronic dry cough, Raynaud’s, xerostomia, xerophthalmia, dysphagia (difficulty swallowing due to progressive esophageal narrowing), night sweats, random low-grade fevers, hyper/hypoglycemic episodes (not unlike HHS), palpitations, widespread, (tetany-like) muscle cramping, bilateral flank pain (bilateral nephrocalcinosis), epigastric pain with nausea and diaphoresis (chronic pancreatitis), tendinosis, fasciitis, bone spurs, dental caries, jaw pain, and chronic, burning lower back pain (both mechanical and referred). I also have an adrenal adenoma (which is currently being tested for pheochromocytoma), overactive bladder and obstructive sleep apnea. Having pSS complicates everything because none of my doctors are knowledgeable about the syndrome and have all- except my neurologist and nephrologist- have no answer, give no diagnosis, and subsequently, no treatment (with the exception of HTN, OAB and OSA, along with opioids for joint pain). I’m in pain all the time and cannot work due to the widespread pain and debilitating fatigue, along with hypersensitivity to everything (as soon as I get stressed out- physically or emotionally), I get hives, a malar rash, Raynaud’s symptoms, puffy eyes and am overall, just miserable. I’m not the type to be anxious or depressed, but after all of these tests and health problems, and knowing deep down that something is very wrong, it is starting to really depress me. I’m writing to any and all of the specialists that I know to find help so that the FMF does not progress, or so chronic pancreatitis does not turn into pancreatic cancer, and to find a good rheumatologist (I’ve already dismissed two due to their refusal to diagnose me based on clinical evidence, weakly positive ANAs and +SS-A). After researching all of these issues I’d been experiencing on my own, I am finding that my case is very similar to other people with Sjögren’s syndrome. They also attest how difficult it has been for them to finally get diagnosed (properly).
@talksick508
@talksick508 2 жыл бұрын
I’d do anything to get a diagnosis :( 14 years and I can’t get answers Aging rapidly from this stuff
@lesleysears9808
@lesleysears9808 2 жыл бұрын
There is no cure for this crap. I am a nurse with Sjogrens, Hashimotoes, Fibromyalgia, and I recently have become so sick I cannot work at all. Just on Hydroxychloriquine and meds to help with symptoms of fibromyalgia and thyroid meds and antidepressants. I am miserable and my life has been ruined.
@talksick508
@talksick508 2 жыл бұрын
@@lesleysears9808 sorry you’re suffering too :( I wish they would cure this shit I can’t stand being dry and exhausted with rashes and more God bless 🙏🏻
@lesleysears9808
@lesleysears9808 2 жыл бұрын
Hello again. Not that a firm diagnosis would change the outcome of your illness, but have you had an ANA, SSA, and SSB antibodies test? Also maybe check for thyroid antibodies if your thyroid is low…..from nurse Lesley
@talksick508
@talksick508 2 жыл бұрын
@@lesleysears9808 thanks nurse Lesley I have :( This all started after accutane… My ana is always speckled but low titer 1:160 last time o did it Saa ssb negative Igg4 elevated though Eye test shows no tears at all Lip biopsy negative Had another it shows mild inflammation Thyroid ultrasound in 2013 showed thyroiditis and levohtyroxine caused me to lose too much weight and then they said thyroid was fine Hate it :(
@lesleysears9808
@lesleysears9808 2 жыл бұрын
@@talksick508 They probably had the dose of thyroid too high back then. With Hashimotoes spelling? The thyroid production is too high for a while early on in the disease and then the antibodies eventually destroy thyroid tissue. I lost weight for a while and in time the thyroid gland was basically destroyed. I am on a high dose 150 mcg. of Synthroid now. If your thyroid has not been checked since 2013 you may be low now. Have the Doctor do a free T3 and T4 and don’t let him just rely on the TSH because it is a worthless guide.
@DeviantMotives
@DeviantMotives 2 жыл бұрын
This is the best presentation I have seen on this. Thank you
@mertfritsch9839
@mertfritsch9839 2 жыл бұрын
Wow, what insight! I’m just an ordinary 69 year old woman. Years ago, I was referred to an Endocrinologist for initial evaluation of Sjogren’s Syndrome. At least 25 years ago. Skip a non diagnosed life, in 2013 I was diagnosed with Lymphoma! Thank God, I’m 8 years well, but after listening intently to your presentation, I surely wonder if I have been living with SS all along! My eyes, mouth and vagina are and have been so dry I can hardly see at times, swallow at night and after 50 years of marriage, I don’t have to tell you the rest!!! Going to discuss this with my doctor of 35 years! Thank you so much!
@janicenewton1989
@janicenewton1989 Жыл бұрын
I have this illness and I had extreme pain in my throat and neck. I had a cat scan and they going out I had something called saliva stones. I’ve not heard of this but wonder if it could turn into lymphoma! I’m in pain so much
@mariangrimsdell1112
@mariangrimsdell1112 8 ай бұрын
I am 70 next birthday, was diagnosed with Hashimoto illness after birth of my fourth child, most of these autoimmune illnesses are related to the gut bacteria being insufficient or damaged, cure your gut and your health improves dramatically, I now take Omega 3 , the most important supplement EVERY day, plus a daily probiotic, also before every meal I take an apple cider vinegar tablet to aid proper digestion of nutrients, so Vit B group are super important, I also take krill oil and black seed oil daily, vit D and evening primrose oil. I am now pain free , I still have to lubricate my eyes with preservative free eye drops nd still some dry mouth when I wake up but my joints are pain free , also vip to eat good quality olive oil daily, extremely I use hyaluronic acid on my skin, I swim in the sea and the salt is very dehydrating, as you can see top quality oils are very healing for these type of diseases, BUT the most important is Omega 3
@Christine-jq7tv
@Christine-jq7tv 2 ай бұрын
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@rhyothemisprinceps1617
@rhyothemisprinceps1617 2 жыл бұрын
I thought many people with Sjogren's have problems with their esophagus and acid reflux - but I don't recall seeing this mentioned in the presentation (maybe I fell asleep as I watched it late last night).
@kimskorner
@kimskorner 2 жыл бұрын
I have Sjogens Syndrome and Neurological disease. I have a lot of pain, dryness and was recently told I have an abnormal liver test. What should I do now?
@Tinyteacher1111
@Tinyteacher1111 2 жыл бұрын
Do you have breast implants, by any chance? That’s what triggered mine.
@kimskorner
@kimskorner 2 жыл бұрын
@@Tinyteacher1111 No. I only had breast cancer twice.
@Tinyteacher1111
@Tinyteacher1111 2 жыл бұрын
@@kimskorner oh, I’m so sorry! The implants don’t cause breast cancer, they cause lymphoma. I’m sorry for the scare and grief you must have gone through.
@kimskorner
@kimskorner 2 жыл бұрын
@@Tinyteacher1111 It’s okay! God brought me through it. He’s the only reason I’m still here.