How does diltiazem make you feel?
A place of support for those living with, or affected by, chronic illness. Open and welcoming to all. This subreddit is for social and community support, not medical advice.
How does diltiazem make you feel?
Dysautonomia is an umbrella term for conditions in which the autonomic nervous system malfunctions.
Metformin -> more energy?
A place of support for those living with, or affected by, chronic illness. Open and welcoming to all. This subreddit is for social and community support, not medical advice.
Wegovy/zepbound?
Reddit's asthma forum.
Getting Medicaid to cover?
A safe place for questions, experiences, tips and tricks, for Zepbound and a helpful community to assist you along your weightloss journey! ZEPBOUND is a glucose-dependent insulinotropic polypeptide (GIP) receptor and glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) receptor agonist indicated as an adjunct to a reduced-calorie diet and increased physical activity for chronic weight management in adults. This community is not affiliated with or moderated by Eli Lilly.
Which iron supplement has worked best for you?
A subreddit dedicated to sufferers of Anemia. Anything anemic related can be discussed here, whether it’s questions, support or advice. For more info on Iron Deficiency with or without Anemia, check out The Iron Protocol FB Group Guides and www.theironprotocol.com
How do y’all afford maintenance beauty and hair??
Welcome to TwoXChromosomes, a subreddit for both serious and silly content, and intended for women's perspectives. We are a welcoming subreddit and support the rights of all genders. Posts are moderated for respect, equanimity, grace, and relevance.
Who prescribes for apnea?
Did you think it was something else before being diagnosed?
Nauseous when I eat and nauseous when I don’t
A place of support for those living with, or affected by, chronic illness. Open and welcoming to all. This subreddit is for social and community support, not medical advice.
Family doesn’t get it
A place of support for those living with, or affected by, chronic illness. Open and welcoming to all. This subreddit is for social and community support, not medical advice.
Things you thought normal until diagnosis?
A place of support for those living with, or affected by, chronic illness. Open and welcoming to all. This subreddit is for social and community support, not medical advice.
Similar conditions, misdxed or comorbidities?
An optimistic but realistic support group.
How to mask, pretend again?
This subreddit is a space for women to find support and discuss living with ADHD. If you would like to contact the mods, send us a modmail instead of DM-ing the moderators directly.
Jornay PM?
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Medicaid coverage, anyone successful?
This is an unofficial community for people who use or are interested in Wegovy, or other GLP-1 RA medications, for weightloss. Wegovy is a once-weekly injection of semaglutide, which is a medication that mimics glucagon-like-peptide (GLP-1) in the body. GLP-1 is a key regulator of weight and blood sugar. It helps to suppress appetite through the brain, and it slows stomach emptying to increase the sensation of fullness.
Saves unplayable if mods are not updated for newer patches?
A community all about Baldur's Gate III, the role-playing video game by Larian Studios. BG3 is the third main game in the Baldur's Gate series. Baldur's Gate III is based on a modified version of the Dungeons & Dragons 5th edition (D&D 5e) tabletop RPG ruleset. Gather your party and venture forth!
Possible beginner here, do you do different accounts for different niches?
This is the go-to space for UGC creators to connect, collaborate, and grow. Brands and agencies are welcome to post opportunities, just be sure to follow our subreddit rules. Need a little extra support? We're creating a smaller extension community designed for more personalized help. Message the mods for details. Please read the Community Rules and Community Guide to reduce the likelihood of your post being removed. Questions answered in our FAQ are subject to removal.
Financially independent chronically ill people, how did you do it?
A place of support for those living with, or affected by, chronic illness. Open and welcoming to all. This subreddit is for social and community support, not medical advice.
What are the best and worst french hoods?
A place to discuss any kinds of period pieces. Also feel free to post about news, trailers, costumes, classical music, memes, or even anything history related!
ANA significance and what to ask rheumatologist?
This is a space for anyone living with autoimmune conditions or those awaiting diagnosis to ask questions and share their experience with others. Everyone is welcome in this community, whether you or a loved one have a specific diagnosis, an unknown autoimmune condition, suspect autoimmunity, or anything in between. Before posting or commenting, please read the rules.
Income, self employment if you can't work?
A safe space for those who identify as both Autistic and having ADHD - self-diagnosed, clinically assessed or questioning. Everyone is welcome, including non-binary, trans, or any other folks who feel they belong in femme-focused spaces. Please respect our Community Guidelines and refer to the Rules for more info: 1. We recognize Autism and ADHD as disabilities. 2. We can offer advice and support but not a diagnosis. 3. AuDHD is challenging for all of us; please try to communicate with kindness.
Income, self employment if you can't work?
A place of support for those living with, or affected by, chronic illness. Open and welcoming to all. This subreddit is for social and community support, not medical advice.
Income, self employment if you can't work?
This subreddit is a space for women to find support and discuss living with ADHD. If you would like to contact the mods, send us a modmail instead of DM-ing the moderators directly.
What helped you ask for help?
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