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Vitamin D and Green Tea
Hi all - first post from me. My husband has CLL and I have read lots about the benefits of taking Vitamin D3. I want to get him on this. Any advice as to what strength? Have found a good make by Healthy Origins which is 10,000 IU. Also, any recommendations for green tea supplements?
Hi all - first post from me. My husband has CLL and I have read lots about the benefits of taking Vitamin D3. I want to get him on this. Any advice as to what strength? Have found a good make by Healthy Origins which is 10,000 IU. Also, any recommendations for green tea supplements?
shellsb
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CLL Support
11 years ago
Very unwise?
Please can you help. I was diagnosed with an under-active thyroid 12 years ago age 40. Frustratingly, have other symptoms to manage too (I have coeliac and I am under investigation for a life time lupus / sjogrens type) autoimmune condition. I feel really cross with myself that I have blithely taken
Please can you help. I was diagnosed with an under-active thyroid 12 years ago age 40. Frustratingly, have other symptoms to manage too (I have coeliac and I am under investigation for a life time lupus / sjogrens type) autoimmune condition. I feel really cross with myself that I have blithely taken
bestbuddy
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Thyroid UK
11 years ago
Hi Peeps, I was finally diagnosed Hypothyroid last January. I had been arguing that I had all the symptoms for a good few years!
Nothing was done as my bloods were 'normal' Tired, depressed, losing my hair/eyebrows/lashes, overweight but can't lose it even if I starve myself! However after having an accident at work last October resulting in a badly broken arm, I was sent for a Dexa scan due to my age and being past menopause
Nothing was done as my bloods were 'normal' Tired, depressed, losing my hair/eyebrows/lashes, overweight but can't lose it even if I starve myself! However after having an accident at work last October resulting in a badly broken arm, I was sent for a Dexa scan due to my age and being past menopause
LozzA59
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Thyroid UK
11 years ago
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Thank you all for taking the time to read this, I'd really, really value your input and advice. I am not officially diagnosed with fibro but I have an 'undiagnosed joint problem' and I would like your advice on what you think I should do next. Can I say, fibro has not been ruled out. My joint pain
Thank you all for taking the time to read this, I'd really, really value your input and advice. I am not officially diagnosed with fibro but I have an 'undiagnosed joint problem' and I would like your advice on what you think I should do next. Can I say, fibro has not been ruled out. My joint pain
Audrina05
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Fibromyalgia Action UK
11 years ago
Latest blood tests results - opinions please
I phoned up my surgery today to ask about my results and the receptionist had a look and said that it was all normal. I then asked for a print out so I went up there to pick up them up. Here are the results: Vitamin B12 362 ng/L (211-911) Folate 6.19 ug/L (greater than 5.38) Ferritin
I phoned up my surgery today to ask about my results and the receptionist had a look and said that it was all normal. I then asked for a print out so I went up there to pick up them up. Here are the results: Vitamin B12 362 ng/L (211-911) Folate 6.19 ug/L (greater than 5.38) Ferritin
chihiro
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Thyroid UK
11 years ago
Vitamin D increases circulating IGF1 in adults: potential implication for treatment of growth hormone deficiency.
Although very few thyroid patients are ever tested in any way for growth hormone, there is sufficient research to suggest that it can be low-ish in those with thyroid issues. This paper suggests a possibility that vitamin D may be somewhat beneficial in this direction. The paper is directed at people
Although very few thyroid patients are ever tested in any way for growth hormone, there is sufficient research to suggest that it can be low-ish in those with thyroid issues. This paper suggests a possibility that vitamin D may be somewhat beneficial in this direction. The paper is directed at people
helvella
Thyroid UK
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Thyroid UK
11 years ago
I paid for full bloods having stopped B12, B comp and Vit D. The aim was to check for anaemia and have an active B12 test?
Based on previous blood tests posted, I wanted to have active B12 test. St Thomas' Hospital confirmed I needed to stop supplementing for 4 weeks. So as a pre active B12 I decided to stop my vitamin D3 too and pay for an essentials blood test as it is nearly a year since I was last tested and my GP
Based on previous blood tests posted, I wanted to have active B12 test. St Thomas' Hospital confirmed I needed to stop supplementing for 4 weeks. So as a pre active B12 I decided to stop my vitamin D3 too and pay for an essentials blood test as it is nearly a year since I was last tested and my GP
shambles
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Thyroid UK
11 years ago
Losartan or Rivaroxaban side effects or triggers, or pure coincidence? A further update.
Further to the excrutiating pains I described in earlier posts about Rivaroxaban I had another blood test 23 days ago. Within 24 hours a doctor rang me to give me the results. He explained that one test showed the amount of inflammation in my body. It should have been around 15 to 20, but was at 130
Further to the excrutiating pains I described in earlier posts about Rivaroxaban I had another blood test 23 days ago. Within 24 hours a doctor rang me to give me the results. He explained that one test showed the amount of inflammation in my body. It should have been around 15 to 20, but was at 130
Thomas45
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
11 years ago
Lab won't test for B12 and Free T3 even now that GP has asked twice.
Should I just go private? I notice Blue Horizon mentioned on this site. Also, I'm on a maintenance dose of Vitamin D3 (1000) after 1 test, but lab won't test again for a year so no idea if it's helping. Should I ask to be referred to an endo? How could I phrase this to GP?
Should I just go private? I notice Blue Horizon mentioned on this site. Also, I'm on a maintenance dose of Vitamin D3 (1000) after 1 test, but lab won't test again for a year so no idea if it's helping. Should I ask to be referred to an endo? How could I phrase this to GP?
muirfoot107
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Thyroid UK
11 years ago
I have a painful throat. Previous ultra sound showed cysts either side of my thyroid but not on my thyroid anyone know what that means?
Just signed up! I have an apparently normal 2.7 TSH but following an ultra sound on my thyroid I have been told by my Dr that I have cists on either side of my thyroid, but not on it. A couple of these are calcified. The Dr has prescribed 25gm of thyroxin - T4 levothyroxine sodium, daily (6 weeks ago
Just signed up! I have an apparently normal 2.7 TSH but following an ultra sound on my thyroid I have been told by my Dr that I have cists on either side of my thyroid, but not on it. A couple of these are calcified. The Dr has prescribed 25gm of thyroxin - T4 levothyroxine sodium, daily (6 weeks ago
Chrissy
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Thyroid UK
11 years ago
Is there a link with underactive thyroid and circulation problems?
In the last 4 weeks I have had pins and needles in my hands, and been aching all over. I went to the GP who said I was Vitamin D deficient (confirmed by blood test) and apparent thyroid dosage still correct 100mcg. I have been taking a Vitamin D3 supplement but not much has changed - some improvement
In the last 4 weeks I have had pins and needles in my hands, and been aching all over. I went to the GP who said I was Vitamin D deficient (confirmed by blood test) and apparent thyroid dosage still correct 100mcg. I have been taking a Vitamin D3 supplement but not much has changed - some improvement
FifiJakes
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Thyroid UK
11 years ago
My adventures with the beasts
My adventure with "The Beasts of PMR GCA and PREDISALONE" so far. For the last few years I have had problems with pain in my lower back and hips. This was a long story I was seen by a back specialist put on Amatrytaline and an MRI scan ordered. I was told to watch out for signs of urinary difficulties
My adventure with "The Beasts of PMR GCA and PREDISALONE" so far. For the last few years I have had problems with pain in my lower back and hips. This was a long story I was seen by a back specialist put on Amatrytaline and an MRI scan ordered. I was told to watch out for signs of urinary difficulties
ianR
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PMRGCAuk
11 years ago
MEET ME… I AM THE MODERN CAVEMAN…
I am the modern caveman. In a man-made high tech world, I am ashamed to live…… Wait a second…On second thoughts…… My body is the result of billion years of evolutionary perfection. It can put any modern man and his technology to shame. No single Genome project can unravel ME completely. A century
I am the modern caveman. In a man-made high tech world, I am ashamed to live…… Wait a second…On second thoughts…… My body is the result of billion years of evolutionary perfection. It can put any modern man and his technology to shame. No single Genome project can unravel ME completely. A century
Caveman1951
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Diabetes India
11 years ago
Limited mobility/tendon issues. . . am I alone?
I have had horrible pain between my shoulders for months now. My rheumy gave me an ultrasound and determined that while I had some deterioration/arthritis, it was most likely a tendon problem. The plaquenil helped me not have that nagging horrible pain daily, but I was taken off it due to anemia.
I have had horrible pain between my shoulders for months now. My rheumy gave me an ultrasound and determined that while I had some deterioration/arthritis, it was most likely a tendon problem. The plaquenil helped me not have that nagging horrible pain daily, but I was taken off it due to anemia.
momtomany
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Hughes Syndrome APS Forum
11 years ago
3 months into Dr P's protocol, 2 months of candida diet - still not feeling good but now TSH is very suppressed??? CONFUSED!
I have Hashimotos. After 3+ years of going back and forth to my gp with continuing symptoms I decided in February to bite the bullet and go to see Dr P. Dr P advised a short break from my thyroid meds and then to reduce my thyroxine to 50mcg (I was taking 100mcg Levo + 10mcg T3). Also to start Nutri
I have Hashimotos. After 3+ years of going back and forth to my gp with continuing symptoms I decided in February to bite the bullet and go to see Dr P. Dr P advised a short break from my thyroid meds and then to reduce my thyroxine to 50mcg (I was taking 100mcg Levo + 10mcg T3). Also to start Nutri
nicolajane
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Thyroid UK
11 years ago
Calcium and Vit D
Morning All, I'm looking for some feedback. After seeing the Endo and getting lots of tests done. I have been informed I have low calcium and very low vit d levels. I have been given Fultium D3 800 IU take 4 a day and Calceos take 2 a day. Is this the norm?? Endo has been discussing the fact that
Morning All, I'm looking for some feedback. After seeing the Endo and getting lots of tests done. I have been informed I have low calcium and very low vit d levels. I have been given Fultium D3 800 IU take 4 a day and Calceos take 2 a day. Is this the norm?? Endo has been discussing the fact that
Kd21
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Thyroid UK
11 years ago
D3 over load
My last blood test showed that both my calcium and D3 were at a normal level, when I ask about still taking the adcal-d3, I was told to continue.. The past few weeks my pulse has been racing for no reason, and I have been having to go to the loo for a wee, lots more... So I think I've got too much
My last blood test showed that both my calcium and D3 were at a normal level, when I ask about still taking the adcal-d3, I was told to continue.. The past few weeks my pulse has been racing for no reason, and I have been having to go to the loo for a wee, lots more... So I think I've got too much
Hidden
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Gluten Free Guerrillas
11 years ago
What is the ideal dosage of vitamin D3 for a 70+ old woman battling Parkinson who has no idea of her Vitamin D level?
Net4Biz
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Cure Parkinson's
11 years ago
Weight loss and hormones the facts as I experience them
Hello Thyroid lovely's, I had to share with you all about my massive 4 stone 4 lbs weight loss and how it happened. Being misdiagnosed for years as being a nut job, I spent 90% of my time in bed ill and severely depressed. I gained a massive 6 stone and felt a useless fat blob. After countless
Hello Thyroid lovely's, I had to share with you all about my massive 4 stone 4 lbs weight loss and how it happened. Being misdiagnosed for years as being a nut job, I spent 90% of my time in bed ill and severely depressed. I gained a massive 6 stone and felt a useless fat blob. After countless
Libby77
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Thyroid UK
11 years ago
HI went to see endo got a print out of my results was tolld every thing ok tests were only done as i past out in the street .
TSH[0.93] FREE T4 [16.2] SERUM CORTISOL [163] 250H VITAMIN D2 LEVEL [<5.0] 250H VITAMIN D3 LEVEL [69.7] TOTAL 25OH VITAMIND [D2+D3 LEVEL 69.7] SODIUM [SERUM]141] POTASSIUM [SERIUM]4.0] UREA [SERUM]7.2] CREATININE [56] CALCIUM [2.29] CORRECTED CALCIUM [2.36] PHOSPHATE SERIUM
TSH[0.93] FREE T4 [16.2] SERUM CORTISOL [163] 250H VITAMIN D2 LEVEL [<5.0] 250H VITAMIN D3 LEVEL [69.7] TOTAL 25OH VITAMIND [D2+D3 LEVEL 69.7] SODIUM [SERUM]141] POTASSIUM [SERIUM]4.0] UREA [SERUM]7.2] CREATININE [56] CALCIUM [2.29] CORRECTED CALCIUM [2.36] PHOSPHATE SERIUM
mspolly
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Thyroid UK
11 years ago
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