Experiences with

Anti-D

I’m now 24 weeks pregnant and have had a semi-smooth pregnancy so far some of the symptoms I’ve had are; Symptoms - light bleed (turned out I am A- (RhD Neg) so needed to get the preventative anti D shot early.

I have to take anti D tablets to stop me from going just so that I can go to work. I should also add that I have an under active thyroid too, so between the two I'm at my wits end. My GP has said that he can't help me any more as he has tried everything so has sent me back to gastro.

I was given IGG, Anti-D, Dapsone and Revolute tablets to cure my disease, but still that was not effective. The undergo treatment was not fully effective and there were concerns due to which I went back to India a year later.

I was given anti coagulant and injection and meds vit D folic acid and B 12. I saw no cardiologist as follow up. After a year I paid and had tests down and anti coagulant was removed not needed until 65.

TSH 3.3 (0.35 - 5.5) FT4 14.2 (11.9 - 21.6) FT3 5.6 (3.1 - 6.8) Anti TPO 84.7 ( <34 optimal >34 high) Vit D 80 nmol\l (50-375) Vit B12 600 (197 - 771) Ferretin 76 ng\ml (5 - 204) Folate13.1 ng\ml (3.1 - 20.5) Hope this post wasn't too long..Thank you so much for reading x

97.7 (50-250) Thyroglobulin 20.8 (0-115) Peroxidase anti 21.1 (0-34) Sorry it’s such a long one

Not sure if can be tested in blood Vitamin D Gastrin Anti Nuclear Antibody Stool: SIBO H Pylori ( although always negative in past) Candida Streptococcus Anginosus I’ve never had any autoimmune disease before, and no family history, hence the shock.

Vitamins and Minerals Vitamin D Some studies suggest vitamin D may have protective effects against prostate cancer, though results are mixed3.

TSH - 3.78 mlU/L Free T4 - 14.9 pmol/L Free T3 - 3.6 pmol/L T4 Total - 74.4 nmol/L Anti Thyroglobulin - 167 IU/mL Anti Thyroidperoxidase - 180 IU/mL Cortisol (random) - 241.0 Vitamin D - 53 nmol/L Magnesium - 0.9 mmol/L CRP (no idea what this is) - 1.41 mg/L Ferritin - 71.10 Mg/L Serum Folate

At my 16 week check up with the midwife I was told that I'm A Rhesus Negative which means i'll need to have anti-D injection at about 28 weeks. That all sounded fine and wasn't worried until I read up on it and been on some forums.

Discovered private nhs employer has moved me from room on my own to room with other staff during my absence from work after emergency hip replacement surgery with no consultation 🙁have RA and on anti tnf medication and been in room on own since return to work in 2020 and choose to wear face mask still

ref range: <34 IU/mL Vitamin D (25 OH) 88 ref range: 50 - 200 nmol/L * HbA1c 31 ref range: 20 - 42 mmol/mol Magnesium 1.0 ref range: 0.7 - 1.0 mmol/L CRP. 0.97 ref range: <5.0 mg/L Iron 16.6 ref range: 5.8 - 34.5 μmol/L UIBC 33.9 ref range: 24.2 - 70.1 μmol/L * TIBC 51 ref range: 45 - 81 μmol

New blood test results. Still trying to figure out optimal for me. Had tried the HRT (combipatch/and testosterone Cypionate) but didn't like side affects. Gained weight in the middle, no energy and felt like hair was falling out and scalp acne. Dr said go off combi patch (progesterone was not bioidentical

Hi, I'm 55 and have had hypothyroidism for approx 30yrs. My current thyroxine dose is 112.5mcg daily. My TSH bounces up and down along with my weight and the GP keeps switching my thyroxine dose as a result. It's making life difficult swinging between hyper and hypo every few months and I have awful

I was on omeprazole for probably 20 years every day, I think originally for IBS symptoms. Never advised to stop. I found out last December what it can do to stomach acid and think this is why I had Vitamin D, B12 and other nutrient deficiencies. I’ve always eaten well and don’t eat any junk food. But

I had an initial NHS thyroid function test on 21 Oct 24, discussed here: [u]https://healthunlocked.com/thyroiduk/posts/private/151406182/initial-test-result-advice-please[/u] My appointment with GP is scheduled on 28 Nov. In the interim, I have followed up this NHS test with a private test including

Hello All I've benefited so much over the years from the posts on this group and am eternally grateful. I've got Hashimoto's thyroiditis and had my thyroid removed over 30 years ago. Have been on Levothyroxine ever since, not entirely well since then. I have just moved to the UK and have GP results

I started my medication journey in June 2024 and really struggled with adverse effects. I would like to post some experiences so that people starting their journey do not feel alone. Side Effects from Medicine: Stage 1 ( week 1 to week 8 ) This is a combination of ethamutabol/rifampicin/pyromiazide

Hi there, I was wondering if any of the incredibly knowledgeable members could help me as I’ve got myself into a bit of a hole. I’ll try to summarise my history as best I can, but I apologise as this is very long! My journey began almost 3 years ago when I went to my GP with classic symptoms of perimenopause

I have been 'lucky' to get B12 ampoules on prescription but I suspect (although I'm not surprised) that my GP is showing signs of withdrawing this prescription. I have just seen on my patient record that a GP at my surgery has sent a letter to the B12 specialist in Cambridge to ask: 1. What is the duration