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Started by Deb 27, November 01, 2017, 03:35:17 PM

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Deb 27

Sjogrens and RA,  Morphea (skin scleroderma), Hashimoto's, 
Nexium, synthroid, HRT, plaquenil,  Restasis, Maxi-tears supplement, L-glutathionne, CoQ10, folate, trintillex,  multi vitamin. lisinopril.

bluegardenia

60,primary sjs, diverticulosis,ibs,atrioventricular blocks 2 degree first type, acid reflux.
omeoprazole, vit c, flack seed, omega 3, b complex, nac,systane ultra, pineapple seeds

Judie P

Hey, Deb.  Thanks for sharing.  Even though it came out in 2015, many of the people on the forum may not no anything about it.  This one came out in June.  It was on the Sjogren's Foundation site.  This looks hopeful, too! 

http://info.sjogrens.org/conquering-sjogrens/research-update

Primary SJS, SS-A >8, fibromyalgia, neuropathy, asthma, Effexor, Vitamin D 1,000mg, magnesium, Motrin, Ayr Nasal Gel, Ayr nasal mist, Optique 1 eye drops

Nymph

Well, I just got my genome report and I do have another gene for Sjogren's (STAT4), as well as several for RA. There's also lots of other interesting stuff in there. When I was diagnosed there was hardly any research into Sjogren's. We have really been picking up speed since then! This is too new to make it into my genome report but I can check back in for updates to see if I have it.
38 y.o. teacher; anti-CCP+, RF+, otherwise seronegative; POTS; Plaquenil, Allegra, Depakote, Neurolink, C, probiotic, multi-V, magnesium, quercetin, NAC, DHEA, fish oil, D3, turmeric, ubiquinol; <3 my neti pot