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Very low ferritin with top of range haemoglobin can you then safely supplement iron to get ferritin up?
hi last iron haemoglobin was 15.7 top range of 15 and ferritin was 22 (as usual although that’s quite good for me! Range 15- 200(?)). I was beginning to get that rubbish short of breath way I do when ferritin goes very low (been at 3 few years ago). TSH was jumping about a bit and I don’t have other
hi last iron haemoglobin was 15.7 top range of 15 and ferritin was 22 (as usual although that’s quite good for me! Range 15- 200(?)). I was beginning to get that rubbish short of breath way I do when ferritin goes very low (been at 3 few years ago). TSH was jumping about a bit and I don’t have other
Holiday12345
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Thyroid UK
9 months ago
Treating anaemia alongside thyroid medication
Having been on T3 only for about 8 months, I have made some massive strides in terms of my general health. Most of the symptoms that had me at my absolute lowest ebb, have gone. However, if one remains it is a general feeling of weakness. I used to weight lift 4 - 5 times a week before thyroid illness
Having been on T3 only for about 8 months, I have made some massive strides in terms of my general health. Most of the symptoms that had me at my absolute lowest ebb, have gone. However, if one remains it is a general feeling of weakness. I used to weight lift 4 - 5 times a week before thyroid illness
JonnyA
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Thyroid UK
1 year ago
Mexican sarsaparilla ( Smilax aristolochiifolia) for anaemia, CLL
Has anyone heard about this herb for anemia or blood cancer
Has anyone heard about this herb for anemia or blood cancer
Family2017
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CLL Support
1 year ago
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US names first 10 drugs for Medicare price negotiation
US names first 10 drugs for Medicare price negotiation-By Patrick Wingrove and Michael Erman August 29, 202310:46 AM EDT https://www.reuters.com/business/healthcare-pharmaceuticals/us-name-first-10-drugs-medicare-price-negotiation-2023-08-29/ Aug 29(Reuters) - The Biden administration on Tuesday
US names first 10 drugs for Medicare price negotiation-By Patrick Wingrove and Michael Erman August 29, 202310:46 AM EDT https://www.reuters.com/business/healthcare-pharmaceuticals/us-name-first-10-drugs-medicare-price-negotiation-2023-08-29/ Aug 29(Reuters) - The Biden administration on Tuesday
lankisterguy
Volunteer
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CLL Support
9 months ago
Work Support
I have now developed
anaemia
too and have terrible monthly symptoms including brain fog, confusion, fatigue, pelvic pain etc - although this isn’t all of the time. Sometimes I’m “normal”.
I have now developed
anaemia
too and have terrible monthly symptoms including brain fog, confusion, fatigue, pelvic pain etc - although this isn’t all of the time. Sometimes I’m “normal”.
HSBhere
in
Endometriosis UK
16 days ago
Heart Failure and skewed TSH results
Consultant knew nothing of Thyroid disease or Pernicious
Anaemia
which I also have so didn't want to comment about my way off balance TSH result. Fair enough at least he was honest.
Consultant knew nothing of Thyroid disease or Pernicious
Anaemia
which I also have so didn't want to comment about my way off balance TSH result. Fair enough at least he was honest.
ellj
in
Thyroid UK
9 months ago
still feeling rubbish, any ideas please?
I deduced after someone kindly informed me I possibly have IDWA iron deficiency without
anaemia
as one measure or another has been low most of my adult life (often low haemaglobin problems which this time is mid range and has been better, possibly since menopause) but no one has ever had an explanation
I deduced after someone kindly informed me I possibly have IDWA iron deficiency without
anaemia
as one measure or another has been low most of my adult life (often low haemaglobin problems which this time is mid range and has been better, possibly since menopause) but no one has ever had an explanation
Starseed56
in
Thyroid UK
5 months ago
husband now si every other day
The private pernicious
anaemia
clinic is in Cambridge. Thank you for your previous advice and support
The private pernicious
anaemia
clinic is in Cambridge. Thank you for your previous advice and support
Helsan
in
Pernicious Anaemia Society
1 year ago
Ferrous Fumerate and pre-existing Reflux
Any tips on how to take ferrous ferritin when you are already prone to reflux (for which I take a PPI)? My guts have just about put up with FF since December, and it has greatly improved my RLS, but increasingly given I take it at night it’s caused bad reflux and I had a massive flare recently during
Any tips on how to take ferrous ferritin when you are already prone to reflux (for which I take a PPI)? My guts have just about put up with FF since December, and it has greatly improved my RLS, but increasingly given I take it at night it’s caused bad reflux and I had a massive flare recently during
Hellio
in
Restless Legs Syndrome
9 months ago
covid vaccines
hello everyone. I’m in the U.S. and completed BR in 11/18 and am in remission according to my labs so I have been getting all my screenings done. A month ago a skin cancer (basal cell) was removed from my right cheek just below my eye. In 4 weeks I have to have Mohs surgery to the site which means
hello everyone. I’m in the U.S. and completed BR in 11/18 and am in remission according to my labs so I have been getting all my screenings done. A month ago a skin cancer (basal cell) was removed from my right cheek just below my eye. In 4 weeks I have to have Mohs surgery to the site which means
Ladydi49
in
CLL Support
1 year ago
Having Other Autoimmune Diseases.
People new to Pernicious
Anaemia
/vitamin B12 deficiency who have no choice to self inject are often confused as to the frequency that they should. You may want to consider Hunter’s words, ‘[i]Don’t think, try[/i].’ Your body tells you by symptoms, so listen to it.
People new to Pernicious
Anaemia
/vitamin B12 deficiency who have no choice to self inject are often confused as to the frequency that they should. You may want to consider Hunter’s words, ‘[i]Don’t think, try[/i].’ Your body tells you by symptoms, so listen to it.
Narwhal10
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
8 months ago
Fatigue
have not posted in a while. Posting for my husband who is 73yr male diagnosed with MF JAK2 back in 2020 He has seen an MPN Dr since 2020 when first diagnosed. End of March he felt dizzy lightheaded, sweaty and shortness of breath We went to the ER and WBC was high 17 they did all sorts of tests but
have not posted in a while. Posting for my husband who is 73yr male diagnosed with MF JAK2 back in 2020 He has seen an MPN Dr since 2020 when first diagnosed. End of March he felt dizzy lightheaded, sweaty and shortness of breath We went to the ER and WBC was high 17 they did all sorts of tests but
Bainbridge
in
MPN Voice
1 year ago
Influences of sleep and the circadian rhythm on iron-status indices
I suspect few, if any, of us have ever really thought about iron tests varying by time of day. However much we understand with regard to thyroid, somehow I think most of us imagine iron as being more "bucket chemistry". But this paper might force us to re-assess! [i]
Influences of sleep and the circadian
I suspect few, if any, of us have ever really thought about iron tests varying by time of day. However much we understand with regard to thyroid, somehow I think most of us imagine iron as being more "bucket chemistry". But this paper might force us to re-assess! [i]
Influences of sleep and the circadian
helvella
Thyroid UK
in
Thyroid UK
9 months ago
Side effects Pfizer spring booster!
Has anyone experienced stomach issues with this booster? I have had aches and felt tired which I have experienced with past boosters and have now, but I haven’t felt nausea and had trips to the loo before. Thank you!
Has anyone experienced stomach issues with this booster? I have had aches and felt tired which I have experienced with past boosters and have now, but I haven’t felt nausea and had trips to the loo before. Thank you!
Biker52
in
NRAS
1 year ago
Low Platelet, WBC, Lymphocyte etc
Good morning, I was wondering whether it is normal for those of us with UAT/Hashimotos to have low counts on these things? Whenever I get a full test done they come back slightly low or borderline. These are the ones I'm generally low or borderline on (since around 2012) : Lymphocyte count - last
Good morning, I was wondering whether it is normal for those of us with UAT/Hashimotos to have low counts on these things? Whenever I get a full test done they come back slightly low or borderline. These are the ones I'm generally low or borderline on (since around 2012) : Lymphocyte count - last
EllsBells591
in
Thyroid UK
1 year ago
MCV result Medichecks - NHS comparison
Just had my latest NHS Full Blood Count report and I noticed when putting them into my spreadsheet 😇 that there is always a big difference in my MCV results between these two? NHS... Mean cell volume (42A..) 92.1 fL [80 - 100] Medichecks... 97.9fL (81-98) Always taken under same conditions, within
Just had my latest NHS Full Blood Count report and I noticed when putting them into my spreadsheet 😇 that there is always a big difference in my MCV results between these two? NHS... Mean cell volume (42A..) 92.1 fL [80 - 100] Medichecks... 97.9fL (81-98) Always taken under same conditions, within
TiggerMe
in
Thyroid UK
1 year ago
Neurologist able to tell the difference between PA and MS on an MRI
I am desperately seeking a neurologist in the UK who is able to tell the difference between Pernicious
Anaemia
and MS (especially how both show up on MRI scans) as I currently have two different doctors telling me two different things and I am unsure where to turn for clarity at this point.
I am desperately seeking a neurologist in the UK who is able to tell the difference between Pernicious
Anaemia
and MS (especially how both show up on MRI scans) as I currently have two different doctors telling me two different things and I am unsure where to turn for clarity at this point.
SeaglassMenagerie87
in
Pernicious Anaemia Society
1 year ago
Full blown PV now
I was diagnosed with Jak2+ PV back in January 2020. At that time, I didn't have high RBC, Hemaglobin, or hematocrit. I had high platelets, high WBC, basophilia, and eosinophilia. My hematologist said she was calling it PV rather than ET due to the high counts other than my platelets. She was completely
I was diagnosed with Jak2+ PV back in January 2020. At that time, I didn't have high RBC, Hemaglobin, or hematocrit. I had high platelets, high WBC, basophilia, and eosinophilia. My hematologist said she was calling it PV rather than ET due to the high counts other than my platelets. She was completely
Lena70
in
MPN Voice
1 year ago
please share your thoughts
I am - 54 year old post-menopausal woman who has have been suffering from RLS for approximately 18 months and it is becoming more severe. I weaned myself off of Lexapro, exercise daily, have almost eliminated caffeine and sugar, take magnesium and soak my feet in a magnesium salt bath at bedtime. Most
I am - 54 year old post-menopausal woman who has have been suffering from RLS for approximately 18 months and it is becoming more severe. I weaned myself off of Lexapro, exercise daily, have almost eliminated caffeine and sugar, take magnesium and soak my feet in a magnesium salt bath at bedtime. Most
Lluvinlife
in
Restless Legs Syndrome
9 months ago
Transcobalamin
I have read often that B12 in the blood stream is not important and all that is important is the B12 available at the cellular level. I have not read as of yet that it is possible to experience both PA and an inborn transcobalamin error. It seems to be a one or the other method. With an inborn transcobalamin
I have read often that B12 in the blood stream is not important and all that is important is the B12 available at the cellular level. I have not read as of yet that it is possible to experience both PA and an inborn transcobalamin error. It seems to be a one or the other method. With an inborn transcobalamin
WIZARD6787
in
Pernicious Anaemia Society
1 year ago
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