Sarcoidosis and Splenomegalic polycythemiaThis is a study of Splenomegalic polycythemia (Polycythemia vera) among people who have Sarcoidosis.The study is created by eHealthMe based on reports from FDA and is updated regularly.
Do you have chronic disease and take multiple drugs? eHealthMe can monitor your drugs and notify you when there are serious drug reactions detected. Our original studies have been used on premier medical publications. The monitor will be personalized to your gender and age. Start now On Apr, 29, 2013: 726 people who have sarcoidosis are studied. Among them, 0 (0.00%) has Splenomegalic Polycythemia. Gender of people who have sarcoidosis and experienced Splenomegalic polycythemia * :
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Z Comments from related studies: From this study (1 month ago): Thrash around (awake, needing to move, repetition song or poem in head, no worries) in bed until about 6:00a.m. Then sleep about 3-4 hours. Exhausted. Losing weight. Don't take naps. Methotrexate at 10mg, folic acid at 1mg per day. Recently reduced folic acid to 5mcg daily, in hopes of improvement. This unrelenting cycle started when pharmacy switched my Advair for cheaper Dulera. After 2 months of about 3 hours of morning sleep only and 6 pounds lost, back to Advair. But imsomnia pattern continues, though with very slow weight gain (good, for me). Age 65. Only a 12.5mg CR Ambien works--so take it about 2X month. 5mg Ambien (generic) does not work. Afraid of taking Ambien often. Wonder if a sensitivity to the folic acid might be the likely culprit. Reply From this study (2 months ago): My name is Leon Maluleke, a 45 years old black male living in Pretoria, South Africa, cellphone +27716099376, Postal Address, PO Box 2578, Montanapark, 0159, Pretoria, Gauteng Province, South Africa. I was diagnosed with Sarcoidosis about 10 years ago, through a biopsy. I was put on prednisone treatment with a starting dose of 20mg for about 4 years, and subsequently reduced to 10mg about 5 years ago. I started experiencing morning coughs about 5 years ago, and i have been coughing in the morning ever since. Reply From this study (3 months ago): Itching mostly occurs at night, centralized to both ankles. However, sometimes occurs during the day. Reply From this study (4 months ago): prednisolone and methotrexate are affecting my joints, nerves and eyes. i am interested to know if there is an interaction or adverse effects between them and the supplement above. Reply From this study (5 months ago): What means a hyposodic diet in this case. What is the maximum quantity of salt can that I use daily (at 70 kg body weight)? Reply
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