does anyone know what causes TGA?
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I assume you are talking about Transient Global Amnesia.  If so, the cause is unknown.  If you are looking for more information on it, this web site will help:\nhttp://www.emedicine.com/neuro/topic380.htm
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You just said the answer.\n\nIt is caused by too much diet
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infections, allergies, or even malignancies can cause such results. you should show it to your doctor.
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could be diabetes, thyroid, or signs of pregnancy??
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It may be diverticulitis.  My stepfather had it and it was significantly exacerbated by high fiber foods like lettuce.
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Beriberi disease is caused by a thiamine (vitamin-B) deficiency. The biologically useful form of thiamine is called TPP or thiamine pyrophosphate (or TDP- thiamine diphosphate), and it is used in biological processes, like the Krebs Cycle and the Pentose Phosphate Pathway. \n\nThiamine pyrophosphate (TPP) is a coenzyme for pyruvate dehydrogenase, α-ketoglutarate dehydrogenase and transketolase. The first two of these enzymes function in the metabolism of carbohydrates, while transketolase functions in the pentose phosphate pathway to synthesize NADPH and the pentose sugars deoxyribose and ribose. TPP is synthesized by the enzyme thiamine pyrophosphokinase, which requires free thiamine, magnesium, and adenosine triphosphate. It is yet unclear exactly how thiamine plays a role in neurological function, but it is found in nerves and in the brain and the lack of it causes neurological disorders.
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There could be a number of reasons for it including: Irregular digestive process \nOvereating (gastric distension) \nFood intolerances such as lactose intolerance and fructose intolerance \nFood allergy \nIrritable bowel syndrome \n\nThere is more information on the attached website
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Since your sister had her gall blabber removed, She is likely like many others with gallstones- over weight.  Obesity carries with it the risk of fatty liver disease or syndrome.  Fat collects on the liver and impedes its function, causing a jump in the level of enzymes.  The enzymes mean the liver is working harder.\n\nRemoval of the gall bladder may be increasing the workload on the liver or there may be an infectious process going on such a hepetitis.
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Wow! I have never heard of such a thing. I would really really really recommend her seeing a doctor. It could be simply two different problems; Severe simus infection and gas/indigestion. I'm no doctor so I am sorry I cannot diagnose her for ya. Take her to a doctor, it could possibly be a serious condition. Good luck to you and tell your aunt I hope she finds out what this is and gets better!
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You don't say what country you are in. You are probably producing an antibody to the protein in the wheat. This protein is called gluten. If you're in the UK it called Coeliac disease - outside the UK it's usually called celiac disease. Remove gluten from your diet and you'll probably be OK. Gluten is in products made from Wheat, barley, rye and Oats. 1 person in 100 in the UK are said to have Coeliac. But one doctor tested 1000 of his patients and 35 had it. so that's more like 1 in 30. you don't always get all the symptoms you describe. left untreated - it can get nasty - so don't ignore it. get your doctor to send you to hospital for a blood test for that antibody. The test is called the anti-endomysial antibody test. Then get refered to a gastroenterologist if it's positive and a dietician. The specialist will help you join Coeliac UK if you're in the UK. Most countries have some kind of society to advise on diet. Coeliac is also hereditary - you could have inherited it or contracted it when you got an infection. You can pass it on to your children. It effects children and can stunt growth - not mine - I'm 6ft 2" tall! More info on the medical page of my website. Plus the other conditions you risk if you don't stick to your diet. Assuming you have it of course. Some very few people are allergic just to wheat - but it's very rare. You are more likely to be a coeliac - you have all the symptoms. Even beer isn't gluten free and lots of other stuff like soy sauce, so you need to join something like Coeliac UK to get their food list of Gluten -free foods. Gluten -free foods are available on a doctors prescription for diagnosed Coeliacs. Bread made from rice, biscuits( cookies) that are gluten free, pasta, pizza bases. Get a season ticket for your prescriptions in the UK - one for 6 months or a year - unless you get free prescriptions. Contact me if you need help and the blood test is positive.
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GGT has to do with protein synthesis. In terms of steroid use, they increase synthesis. Just a side effect.
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Mostly bacteria.  Also, fiber, bile acids, etc.
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Very little is known at this point as to what causes Alzheimers.  Family history is a known risk factor.  Cheese consumption is not.
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It's possible as they are very high in fiber.  Try not eating quite so many and see if that helps.
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I WORK FOR GI DOCTORS. INCREASE YOU FIBER INTAKE AND DRINK PLENTY OF FLUIDS!!
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There are alot of anti-gas medications that you can take over the counter. Also avoid foods that cause gas like greasy meats, cheeses, nuts, and pickled foods.
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my best fried has the same problem! infact she even posted a question on here about the same thing. She told me to tell you that it could your gall bladder. She takes tums everyday so u should do the same. Hope this helped.