Experiences with

Calcitriol

Vitamin D Optimization – Description: Ensuring adequate Vitamin D levels or high-dose calcitriol in prostate cancer patients. Mechanism: Vitamin D has differentiating and mild anti-proliferative effects in prostate cells.

Without enough vitamin D, your body cannot produce enough of the hormone calcitriol (also known as the “active vitamin D”), which, in turn, keeps your body from absorbing sufficient calcium.

Fast forward to May I was having numbness to my feet and arms like tingling and had already gotten my Calcium where it needed to be so was able to stop supplements and calcitriol.

Hello ! 😊 The first step on the B12 💉 now taken - although seeing improvements, with a even twice-a-week frequency may take . . . weeks or months . . . in the case of a v long term medical condition ? So far, not feeling too different either way - & in all, the 1000ug was pretty much a cinch, n⛔

Her creatinine is about 0.7 now and she takes Calcitriol. She shares this condition with my husband who has had two transplants (one at 9 and one at 18) and he’s doing amazing so that keeps me feeling hopeful that my daughter will be ok too.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/16758362/ Calcitriol is best used for PD because it is the active form of the vitamin D(3) metabolite and modulates inflammatory cytokine expression. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/22930493/

.); high doses of vitamin D3 (5000-10000 IU per day) and even calcitriol, etc. 2. Or continue in the loop, in the labyrinth, going round in circles waiting for the treatment that will change everything.

I have had my covid jabs and booster.I want to know if I will have another jab as when I had booster they checked my medication and as I take calcitriol I had to have Pfizer and not moderna.Also told me that I may need another dose.I am between 3b and 4.

Now, I accept the treatment of Ruxolitinib 10mg bid + Short Acting Interferon 300UI/6 days, additional I also need Prednisone + Androgen + Calcitriol for eating Ruxolitinib and Interferon.

Abstract 1α,25-dihydroxyvitamin D3 (1,25(OH)2D3, commonly known as calcitriol), the most active metabolite of vitamin D3, and ginsenoside Rh2 can regulate cellular differentiation and proliferation proteins.

I was taken off Calcitriol months ago and found the old meds when I was cleaning out my trial and error meds box. I started squeezing a capsule in with my regular generic shampoo. I noticed my hair started growing faster and little sprouts where new hair is growing in. It took about a month.

I now have Osteoporosis and take Prolia along with prescribed Calcitriol and ErgoCalciferol and numerous vitamins. My concern now is dental related. After spending thousands on my teeth, I am in need of a 7-tooth bridge preceded by 3 implants and bone grafts in 3 weeks.

I don't think my kidney can clear all the drug from my system. Memory loss, crying, simple word usage. Things looking bigger then they are. Some other minor hallucinations. Any response would be welcome.

I was recently put on Calcitriol and vitamin D. I have been reading up on it and as always get conflicting reports....but what I did get from it is there needs to be some balance or it could kill you. Not something I’m comfortable with.

I was prescribed Calcitriol .25mg everyday. Recieved a call from nephrology to cut back on the Calcitriol to 3 days a week because the meds made my calcium level spike. Sometime during this situation I acquired a severe pain in my ankle that radiates up my lower leg. The pain is excruciating.

Active vitamin D (calcitriol) and klotho are lower in PD and they are also produced both in the kidneys and in the brain.

My calcium is low and TSH is high so started on calcitriol.

The hormonal form, which can vary throughout the day is 1,25-dihydroxy Vitamin D {aka 1,25-D, 1,25(OH)D, calcitriol}. We do not learn anything about deficiency levels, but at least this is Australia & not Sweden. Instead we have traditional quartiles. How low was quartile 1?

Here are my recent blood lab results: TSH. 1.140. (0.450-4.500) Free T4 1.33 (0.82-1.77) Free T3. 2.6. (2.0-4.4) RT3, 14.8 (9.2-24.1) Thyroglobulin antibody <1.0 (0.0-0.9) Thyroglobulin 2.5 (1.5- 38.5) Vit D —-Calcitriol 49.2 (19.9-79.3); 25-hydroxy 59.3 (30.0-100.0) Ferritin 61 (15-150) Folate (folic

Here are my recent blood lab results: TSH. 1.140. (0.450-4.500) Free T4 1.33 (0.82-1.77) Free T3. 2.6. (2.0-4.4) RT3, 14.8 (9.2-24.1) Thyroglobulin antibody <1.0 (0.0-0.9) Thyroglobulin 2.5 (1.5- 38.5) Vit D —-Calcitriol 49.2 (19.9-79.3); 25-hydroxy 59.3 (30.0-100.0) Ferritin