If you suffer from Three (3) G Disease - what is it?
829894
gyno gastro gengervitis its a horrible diease, it hits you in three places at once rofl.
580991
Morgellans Disease.\n\nhttp://www.libertypost.org/cgi-bin/readart.cgi?ArtNum=141312\n\nhttp://www.morgellons.org/images.html
835411
I do not have it, but I have a condition that can lead to it.\n\nI hope your mom has been diagnosed early... for her, and for you and the rest of your family.  \n\nLook it up on the net.  Web MD whatever, Google it, Wikipedia.  I dont want to tell you anything, you need to read it for yourself *and this d*ck telling you your mom is going to die... GO TO HELL MAN! what a jerk*\n\nI dont know how old you are.. but regardless.  Read what you can, understand as much as you can absorb... and love your mom and be a good girl :) \n\nGood luck to your family, I wish you the best.
485460
My Aunts have this--they are all in their 50's.  None of them were diagnosed with it until they were in their late 40's & early 50's.  They are all 3 coping diferently with it as it has affected them each differently.  They all still lead very active lives and don't let it slow them down.  It's a matter of mind over matter--they each make sure they get plenty of rest before and after things that they know will wear them out, are careful about their diets, and have sought the most agressive treatments they can get.  They are all happy in their lives and haven't let the disease control their lives.  They treat it like everything else they've had to deal with in thier lives--it's just another challenge!
1152550
Hey,\n   I have autoimmune problems as well.  Sucks don't it...\n\nMine is Polyglandular Deficiency Syndrome type II  and I am developing the arthritis to go with it...\n\nIf you need to talk contact me \n\nI'll give you my regular e-mail\nGraugeist@comcast.net
97541
Trihybrid cross, 27:9:9:9:3:3:3:1 phenotypic ratio\nbut what are the recessive traits
208526
Most of the information in here is correct. Please do not self diagnose yourself with this disease however; it will make it hard to get an offical diagnosis. The only way to have it offically diagnosed is via Endoscopy with Duodenal Biopsy to confirm via villi. There are lab titers that can be drawn such as, TTG, IGA, IGG and Serum IGA to determine if you are in danger of having this disease. The TTG is the most common indicator of the disease. The IGG can be falsely positive in up to 3/4 of the population and even higher in other races. Prometheus Labs out of CA does a celiac panel that is pretty popular amongst providers; but can be spendy for the patient. Prometheus will also do a celiac gene test, to see if the pt has the gene present to have the disease. The Gliadin antibodies are the strongest lab markers today for tracing the possibility of having the disease. Also, Celiac Disease is also VERY common in pt's with Down Syndrome.
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Princess_Rose_Marie nice copy and paste job of garbage from WikiPedia.\n\nThe short of it is Hypothyroidism:\nUsually your family will have a history of thyroid dysfunction? and often consists of symptoms of severe fatigue as well as other stigmata of hypothyroidism.\n \nT3 elevated (198) is elevated thyroid autoantibodies. This makes it necessary for a doctor or clinic to try to normalize both T3 and T4. To accomplish this, they use drugs such as Synthroid (T4), Cytomel (T3), Thyrolar (T3 and T4) and Armour Thyroid (T3 and T4). \n\nPlease see a doctor for guidance, you should be asking him all your questions.
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This is a very interesting question.  I went to Wikipedia and looked up Hashimoto's disease.  One person said that it has to do with Soy consumption.  Just wondering if you or your family eats a lot of soy.\nThere was a treatment mentioned but it wasn't about loosing weight.  I'm wondering if a gastric by-pass would help.  Good luck with this.
760939
here's a site that might help you http://www.diseasesdatabase.com/ddb31745.htm
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hi mum\nyou know grandad he can be a grump at the best of times love him so he'll prob just be tired and miserable but who wouldn't after loosing 3 fingers, it will be a change in his lifestyle but im sure he will get through xx dont worry xx
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see if these help any...\n\nhttp://www.mypacs.net/cases/AGYRIAPACHYGYRIA-COMPLEX-273885.html\n\nhttp://pathweb.uchc.edu/eAtlas/CNS/669.htm\n\nhttp://rad.usuhs.mil/medpix/radpix.html?mode=single&comebackto=mode%3Dgeo_browse&recnum=767
619896
yes, I heard of it.  Its an autoimmune disease.  Your skin begins to tighten on your hand and face I think.  It becomes hard to eat too, they have throat problems.  A lot of people that have it also have Raynaulds and have cold fingers and toes.  There are several blood test that a specialist can do to see if you have it.  So instead of worrying, get the blood test.
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I had it over New Years and it turned into walking pnemonia. \n\nMost of my family is either ill with it or has had it already. \n\nBad, bad strain.\n\nHope all is well with you.
996602
Last year my son developed a very rare disease, that typically affects toddler age Asian boys ( my white son was 8) it was very uncommon, and we kept going and going to the DR, as more symptoms finally kept coming up,one DR finally thought he recognized it, but my son was forming it atypically, we kept going back, FINALLY diagnosed it!   3 weeks of being horribly ill 104 fever constant for 3 weeks! and 4 days in the hospital, and 6 months of follow up with a cardiologist. My point is KEEP taking her, they will find something, it could be a very rare thing! They brought ALL the personnel in the room to look at my son because NONE had ever seem this disease!!!
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G6PD is a metabolic disorder also known as Von Gierke's Disease. It is an enzyme deficiency that prevents glucose from being released from cells into your blood. Which results in enlarged liver and kidneys. \nIt is genetic, and recessive, so a person needs to get both copies of the gene to have it. It can be treated, but not reversed.
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a disease, but recovery gives me a choice. \n\ncheck out na.org