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Alendronic acid, vitamin D3 and turmeric
Hello All My GP asked to see me to discuss the way forward after I had failed to reduce from 10mg to 9mg before Xmas. I thought he was going to pressurise me to try reducing again but no, he was concerned about the likelihood of my getting osteoporosis as I have been on Pred since November 2014 (I am
Hello All My GP asked to see me to discuss the way forward after I had failed to reduce from 10mg to 9mg before Xmas. I thought he was going to pressurise me to try reducing again but no, he was concerned about the likelihood of my getting osteoporosis as I have been on Pred since November 2014 (I am
Zhenya
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PMRGCAuk
9 years ago
Not feeling to good.
Hi all! My doctor put me on Vitamin D3 500mcg. Two to be taken for the first 3 weeks. Then one to be taken after that. Before getting D3 I've been getting a dry mouth. Sneezing but haven't come out with a cold. And now coughing like mad again. Ive been trying to get to sleep but finding it hard to full
Hi all! My doctor put me on Vitamin D3 500mcg. Two to be taken for the first 3 weeks. Then one to be taken after that. Before getting D3 I've been getting a dry mouth. Sneezing but haven't come out with a cold. And now coughing like mad again. Ive been trying to get to sleep but finding it hard to full
Haze1975
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Thyroid UK
9 years ago
Vitamin D
Hi Marz and Rob I've been asked to email you both from Greygoose regarding my Vitamin D3 intake. I'm taking 2 X 600 mg per day of Accrete D3 film coated and Hux D3 20,000 IU colecalciferol (vitamin D3 500 mcg) X 3 X per week. Can I over dose on this.? I had a bone density test approx three months
Hi Marz and Rob I've been asked to email you both from Greygoose regarding my Vitamin D3 intake. I'm taking 2 X 600 mg per day of Accrete D3 film coated and Hux D3 20,000 IU colecalciferol (vitamin D3 500 mcg) X 3 X per week. Can I over dose on this.? I had a bone density test approx three months
Gwendoline1612
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Thyroid UK
9 years ago
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Recently I used my testing machine ( my tablet won't let me type the name ) to test my I.N.R.. and the reading was 5.7. I waited 10 mins and did it again, this time it was 4.1 and 10 mins later it was 4.6. I went to my G.P.s and their machine tested me at 3.7. Clearly a problem. I rang Roche and they
Recently I used my testing machine ( my tablet won't let me type the name ) to test my I.N.R.. and the reading was 5.7. I waited 10 mins and did it again, this time it was 4.1 and 10 mins later it was 4.6. I went to my G.P.s and their machine tested me at 3.7. Clearly a problem. I rang Roche and they
dedeottie
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AF Association
9 years ago
So Far, So Good.
Hi everyone, I hope you all had a great Xmas. I only joined this group recently after finding it in the net last week. Although it was sad to read how badly people were suffering, it was also a relief to read that I'm not crazy! My story is similar to most. I'm 34, and my RLS started when I was in my
Hi everyone, I hope you all had a great Xmas. I only joined this group recently after finding it in the net last week. Although it was sad to read how badly people were suffering, it was also a relief to read that I'm not crazy! My story is similar to most. I'm 34, and my RLS started when I was in my
Benjii7
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Restless Legs Syndrome
9 years ago
Worst things people have said/what not to say to someone with a lung condition
1. "look, you're not breathing right…iiiiiin….ouuuuut…." I know I'm not breathing right, I'm having an attack! I can't breathe! 2. "take DEEP breaths!" Again, can't breathe, so... 3. "you're just panicking!" Yep, and that's why my lungs are silent, right? 4. "oh I get a cough sometimes too" Oh poor
1. "look, you're not breathing right…iiiiiin….ouuuuut…." I know I'm not breathing right, I'm having an attack! I can't breathe! 2. "take DEEP breaths!" Again, can't breathe, so... 3. "you're just panicking!" Yep, and that's why my lungs are silent, right? 4. "oh I get a cough sometimes too" Oh poor
servewithmintsauce
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
9 years ago
12-20
Hello everyone, haven't been posting so much lately just focusing on trying to recover. Lately, I'm pretty sure I know what happened to me is a blockage or heart attack and over the 3 months of being normal back around August, had another one or by then the scar tissue built up. Regardless I been working
Hello everyone, haven't been posting so much lately just focusing on trying to recover. Lately, I'm pretty sure I know what happened to me is a blockage or heart attack and over the 3 months of being normal back around August, had another one or by then the scar tissue built up. Regardless I been working
jeffreyscott
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Anxiety Support
9 years ago
Leg Spasms, Vitamin D-3, L-Tryptophan.
As I've posted before, I've been taking Benzodiazepines for nigh on 4 years now. At night, to stop my leg spasms. Usually Etizolam, Valium if needs be. Lately I've been taking a lot of Gabapentin and Lyrica. They stop spasms, but paradoxically in high doses they give me spasms. Lyrica, music sounds
As I've posted before, I've been taking Benzodiazepines for nigh on 4 years now. At night, to stop my leg spasms. Usually Etizolam, Valium if needs be. Lately I've been taking a lot of Gabapentin and Lyrica. They stop spasms, but paradoxically in high doses they give me spasms. Lyrica, music sounds
monkeybus
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AMN EASIER
9 years ago
Pelvic girdle pain
This is my first post , have been following this site for a couple of months and find it excellent, very informative and supportive. I have had pain in hips, lower back, knees and thighs for about 9months, have had steroid injections to knee twice but only lasted about 2 weeks and pain returned. In
This is my first post , have been following this site for a couple of months and find it excellent, very informative and supportive. I have had pain in hips, lower back, knees and thighs for about 9months, have had steroid injections to knee twice but only lasted about 2 weeks and pain returned. In
Hidden
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PMRGCAuk
9 years ago
Diabetes - possible causes and some suggestions for new diabetics fo reversal.
I have been given to understand by my doctors that diabetes can only be managed, not cured. But people who follow the LCHF diet and those who follow the starch diet have reversed the condition. Reversed means that whatever was there, is still ahead if we follow the same path. The sad thing is that MBBS
I have been given to understand by my doctors that diabetes can only be managed, not cured. But people who follow the LCHF diet and those who follow the starch diet have reversed the condition. Reversed means that whatever was there, is still ahead if we follow the same path. The sad thing is that MBBS
MRA13
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Diabetes India
9 years ago
MTHFR gene mutation
I was diagnosed with dcis then found lcis in the pathology slice after lumpectomy. I have not started any treatment yet and see oncologist in 2 weeks. Have alot of questions. My family dr did a blood test for preop. It came back with a gene mutation call MTHFR C677T from both parents. If you look it
I was diagnosed with dcis then found lcis in the pathology slice after lumpectomy. I have not started any treatment yet and see oncologist in 2 weeks. Have alot of questions. My family dr did a blood test for preop. It came back with a gene mutation call MTHFR C677T from both parents. If you look it
Tonja
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My Breast Cancer Community
9 years ago
Vitamin D and Methylcobalamin B12
Hi, I have just been looking on amazon for Vitamin D3 5,000iu and Methylcobalamin B12 sublingual lozenges but so many came up from all different brand names and I don't want to buy the wrong one. What would be the best one to buy without extra unwanted ingredients?
Hi, I have just been looking on amazon for Vitamin D3 5,000iu and Methylcobalamin B12 sublingual lozenges but so many came up from all different brand names and I don't want to buy the wrong one. What would be the best one to buy without extra unwanted ingredients?
Naturegirl22
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Thyroid UK
9 years ago
Comments on updated results and progress please
Some months ago I shared my blood tests and also talked about my generalised anxiety. https://healthunlocked.com/thyroiduk/posts/132400326/help-interpreting-results Several weeks ago I had another blood test, and I’m posting my new results next to the old ones: TSH [0.34 - 5.6] 21.61 mlU/L ===
Some months ago I shared my blood tests and also talked about my generalised anxiety. https://healthunlocked.com/thyroiduk/posts/132400326/help-interpreting-results Several weeks ago I had another blood test, and I’m posting my new results next to the old ones: TSH [0.34 - 5.6] 21.61 mlU/L ===
realturbo
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Thyroid UK
9 years ago
Iron, vitamin B12 and vitamin D
Hi, My results as shown in my previous post came out low for my Ferritin, Vitamin D and B12 although it was just the Vitamin D that was below range. The doctor gave me Ferrous fumarate 210mg (not to be taken close to my Levothyroxine) and I was advised to get Valupak vitamin D3 over the counter and
Hi, My results as shown in my previous post came out low for my Ferritin, Vitamin D and B12 although it was just the Vitamin D that was below range. The doctor gave me Ferrous fumarate 210mg (not to be taken close to my Levothyroxine) and I was advised to get Valupak vitamin D3 over the counter and
Naturegirl22
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Thyroid UK
9 years ago
Could i have b12 deficiency ?
Hallo everyone. I am a 44 years old guy from Norway. Been seeking for some answers for a couple of years. After years of stress and high work pressure, i had what i would call, a breakdown 3 years ago. What i experienced in the last months up to this, was increasingly the feeling of needing to breath
Hallo everyone. I am a 44 years old guy from Norway. Been seeking for some answers for a couple of years. After years of stress and high work pressure, i had what i would call, a breakdown 3 years ago. What i experienced in the last months up to this, was increasingly the feeling of needing to breath
Knut666
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
9 years ago
11-21
ok todays a new day, took a forth of standard aspirin cuz i dont like having shortness of breath that i been experiencing but im alright...i did kind of freak out alittle when i thought i saw a big star out the corner of my eye (I know silly) but i might have been some light from the sun so acting like
ok todays a new day, took a forth of standard aspirin cuz i dont like having shortness of breath that i been experiencing but im alright...i did kind of freak out alittle when i thought i saw a big star out the corner of my eye (I know silly) but i might have been some light from the sun so acting like
jeffreyscott
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Anxiety Support
9 years ago
New drug to trial
Ok so I have now got my new prescription and its leflunomide and I have to take 1 X 20mg tablet a day. I have also been prescribed Adcal-D3 Lemon tabs which I'm supposed to chew 2 a day. I've been told, and read, that it takes up to 6 weeks before any benefit might be noticed. Preds upped from the 12.5
Ok so I have now got my new prescription and its leflunomide and I have to take 1 X 20mg tablet a day. I have also been prescribed Adcal-D3 Lemon tabs which I'm supposed to chew 2 a day. I've been told, and read, that it takes up to 6 weeks before any benefit might be noticed. Preds upped from the 12.5
Griggser
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PMRGCAuk
9 years ago
11-16
Been doing generally better, sometimes I feel slights possible hearts pain but I trained myself to ignore it, havient been waking up feelings sick lately. Sleeping full periods if time and eating better. Been taking l-arginine for heart, sometimes a piece of asprin, krill oil, vitamin d3 I take d3 everyday
Been doing generally better, sometimes I feel slights possible hearts pain but I trained myself to ignore it, havient been waking up feelings sick lately. Sleeping full periods if time and eating better. Been taking l-arginine for heart, sometimes a piece of asprin, krill oil, vitamin d3 I take d3 everyday
jeffreyscott
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Anxiety Support
9 years ago
Statins are the biggest money spinner in the world, no wonder that they want us all to be on them, money money and money!!
My Mum was on statins, she had dementia, a very clever woman indeed, if I had known what I know now, I would never have given her a statin, or the calcium tablets. Both of which contributed to her death. Good article from the Daily Telegraph, but there is so much info out there, as to why we should
My Mum was on statins, she had dementia, a very clever woman indeed, if I had known what I know now, I would never have given her a statin, or the calcium tablets. Both of which contributed to her death. Good article from the Daily Telegraph, but there is so much info out there, as to why we should
langdocienne
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Thyroid UK
9 years ago
Reversing osteoporosis - progress
Some of the reading I am doing indicates that some of the same things that cause osteoporosis can also cause inflammation, which in turn increases bone loss. Some of the symptoms that people with PMR have can be caused by nutritional deficiencies and often these are also implicated in bone loss. Some
Some of the reading I am doing indicates that some of the same things that cause osteoporosis can also cause inflammation, which in turn increases bone loss. Some of the symptoms that people with PMR have can be caused by nutritional deficiencies and often these are also implicated in bone loss. Some
HeronNS
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PMRGCAuk
9 years ago
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