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IGF1 results
Hi everyone last year I had some blood tests done as i have high TPO antibodies (Hashis) The endocrinologist tested my IGF-1 levels (as well as thyroid and hormones) and the result was high, she tested a second time and again it was high. The 3rd time she requested a fasting blood test to test IFG1 to
Hi everyone last year I had some blood tests done as i have high TPO antibodies (Hashis) The endocrinologist tested my IGF-1 levels (as well as thyroid and hormones) and the result was high, she tested a second time and again it was high. The 3rd time she requested a fasting blood test to test IFG1 to
Annieza
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Thyroid UK
3 years ago
My health history
I was diagnosed with Catastrophic Anti-Phospholipid Syndrome (CAPS) or Hugh's Syndrome in early 2009 which resulted in a partial loss of kidney function (it was stage 5 renal failure with less than 15% functionality but I have since recovered to about 60% ish total renal function). I was 17 years of
I was diagnosed with Catastrophic Anti-Phospholipid Syndrome (CAPS) or Hugh's Syndrome in early 2009 which resulted in a partial loss of kidney function (it was stage 5 renal failure with less than 15% functionality but I have since recovered to about 60% ish total renal function). I was 17 years of
Jake91
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Hughes Syndrome APS Forum
3 years ago
What dosage of calcium supplement is recommended when on prednisolone?
I'm on 7.5mg of prednisolone. At my rheumatologists appointment today I advised him that I wouldn't be taking up his recommendation of Alendronic Acid despite having a very small amount of osteoporosis in my lower lumber region. I advised him that I was taking Caltrate which has 600mg calcium/200 IU
I'm on 7.5mg of prednisolone. At my rheumatologists appointment today I advised him that I wouldn't be taking up his recommendation of Alendronic Acid despite having a very small amount of osteoporosis in my lower lumber region. I advised him that I was taking Caltrate which has 600mg calcium/200 IU
Pr0jection
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PMRGCAuk
3 years ago
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Low 24 hr Urinary Calcium
Hi I have osteoporosis of the lumbar spine and am being considered for Teriparatide as a treatment followed by one dose of zolendronic acid. Tests prior to the decision being made have shown a low 24 hour urinary calcium level at 5.4 mmol (range is between 9.0 mmol and 17 mmol). Anybody have experience
Hi I have osteoporosis of the lumbar spine and am being considered for Teriparatide as a treatment followed by one dose of zolendronic acid. Tests prior to the decision being made have shown a low 24 hour urinary calcium level at 5.4 mmol (range is between 9.0 mmol and 17 mmol). Anybody have experience
Mistydawn
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Bone Health and Osteoporosis UK
3 years ago
Supplement
I am looking for a good calcium citrate with D and K3 in a chewable or gummie. I have esophageal spasms so if I buy a pill to swallow I am defeated. I just won't be consistent with swallowing a pill due to the spasms.
I am looking for a good calcium citrate with D and K3 in a chewable or gummie. I have esophageal spasms so if I buy a pill to swallow I am defeated. I just won't be consistent with swallowing a pill due to the spasms.
Dalford
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Osteoporosis Support
3 years ago
Blood clots, pre eclamsia in first unsuccessful pregnancy. Now looking for a ray of hope in second.
Hi I am looking for some positive pregnancy stories. I had a stillbirth last year at 24 weeks gestation because of early severe pre eclampsia. Later developed extensive bilateral dvt all the way up to my heart. The doctors said it was an acquired thrombophilia. I am on blood thinners and still residual
Hi I am looking for some positive pregnancy stories. I had a stillbirth last year at 24 weeks gestation because of early severe pre eclampsia. Later developed extensive bilateral dvt all the way up to my heart. The doctors said it was an acquired thrombophilia. I am on blood thinners and still residual
Ansh1988
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Hughes Syndrome APS Forum
3 years ago
Very low D2 and Osteoporosis
D2 Question..... I have osteoporosis and my last scan remained unchanged. Taking calcium, k-2, magnesium, D3 etc. The lady that performed my last scan asked me if my doctor had checked my D levels. I did not think so and therefore I asked my doctor if she had ordered that and she had not. I was
D2 Question..... I have osteoporosis and my last scan remained unchanged. Taking calcium, k-2, magnesium, D3 etc. The lady that performed my last scan asked me if my doctor had checked my D levels. I did not think so and therefore I asked my doctor if she had ordered that and she had not. I was
TWEETYCAT
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Osteoporosis Support
3 years ago
Symptoms improved. Plan of action going forward. Do’s and Dont’s
Hi All. Increased Pred from 20 to 25 mg six days ago. Symptoms have improved markedly. Blood test results from yesterday also going in the right direction. CRP down to 22 from 106 (still too high though). ANCA test for vasculitis was a weak positive but the follow up tests were normal. PV tests gone
Hi All. Increased Pred from 20 to 25 mg six days ago. Symptoms have improved markedly. Blood test results from yesterday also going in the right direction. CRP down to 22 from 106 (still too high though). ANCA test for vasculitis was a weak positive but the follow up tests were normal. PV tests gone
LBM1953
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PMRGCAuk
3 years ago
Scared!
Over the last year I have been getting palpitations and feeling out of breath more easily than I think I should for my age - I am only 49. In recent months I've noticed a tightness in my chest when I walk for more than 10 minutes walk quick, up hills or up and down stairs too much or too quick running
Over the last year I have been getting palpitations and feeling out of breath more easily than I think I should for my age - I am only 49. In recent months I've noticed a tightness in my chest when I walk for more than 10 minutes walk quick, up hills or up and down stairs too much or too quick running
Natwoo
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British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
Supplements during Covid
Hi Is it wise to take supplements as suggested widely by the general public as a means of providing immunity because of covid 19.? Its concerning since immunosuppressants are doing the opposite. I think 🤔 I know of people loading up on zinc, vitamin C & D, etc. I'm just on my regular multivitamin
Hi Is it wise to take supplements as suggested widely by the general public as a means of providing immunity because of covid 19.? Its concerning since immunosuppressants are doing the opposite. I think 🤔 I know of people loading up on zinc, vitamin C & D, etc. I'm just on my regular multivitamin
Gitaga
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NRAS
3 years ago
plaquenil, sulfaSALAzine
Has anyone been prescribed plaquenil, sulfaSALAzine to help reduce prednisone. Had an appointment with a new Rheumey today & she wanted to put me on plaquenil, sulfaSALAzine. Wants me to reduce pred. every 2 weeks by 1 mg. I am currently on 11 mg. She said I have been on Pred. for too long, should
Has anyone been prescribed plaquenil, sulfaSALAzine to help reduce prednisone. Had an appointment with a new Rheumey today & she wanted to put me on plaquenil, sulfaSALAzine. Wants me to reduce pred. every 2 weeks by 1 mg. I am currently on 11 mg. She said I have been on Pred. for too long, should
Summerrental
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PMRGCAuk
3 years ago
Sardines on Toast. Under the grill, or not?
I need to up my calcium intake, but haven't had sardines on toast since I was a child. I can't remember if you put the sardines on the toast, and then under the grill (like cheese), or if you eat them cold on the toast? I do remember that when I was old enough to make my own that I used to take the
I need to up my calcium intake, but haven't had sardines on toast since I was a child. I can't remember if you put the sardines on the toast, and then under the grill (like cheese), or if you eat them cold on the toast? I do remember that when I was old enough to make my own that I used to take the
nellie237
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Gluten Free Guerrillas
3 years ago
Hi newby here.
Hi everyone, bit upset to say the least, had my first dexascan yesterday and the technician said that my 'numbers' were showing that i am at risk of osteoporosis. And then muttered under his breath that gp will prob want to put me on alendronic acid. which ive heard has horrible side effects. when i
Hi everyone, bit upset to say the least, had my first dexascan yesterday and the technician said that my 'numbers' were showing that i am at risk of osteoporosis. And then muttered under his breath that gp will prob want to put me on alendronic acid. which ive heard has horrible side effects. when i
Hidden
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PMRGCAuk
3 years ago
I thought it was thyroid but seems to be calcium deficiency
Hi, I recently have been very tired, depressed, very forgetful and fatigued and recently waves of dizziness (yesterday and today - feels like an inner ear thing). I thought that perhaps my hashimoto's was playing up but no, I went to the doctor for blood tests and they did a full blood count as well
Hi, I recently have been very tired, depressed, very forgetful and fatigued and recently waves of dizziness (yesterday and today - feels like an inner ear thing). I thought that perhaps my hashimoto's was playing up but no, I went to the doctor for blood tests and they did a full blood count as well
helen_m
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Thyroid UK
3 years ago
Probiotic caused me diarrhea!
Hello, I have been taking probiotic spec for the gut, 25 billion live bacteria; it also includes digestive aid and vegan calcium. It’s been roughly 3 months and for the past 2-3 weeks I started to get diarrhea. At first thought it was my medication or vitamin? Someone mentioned that probiotics can
Hello, I have been taking probiotic spec for the gut, 25 billion live bacteria; it also includes digestive aid and vegan calcium. It’s been roughly 3 months and for the past 2-3 weeks I started to get diarrhea. At first thought it was my medication or vitamin? Someone mentioned that probiotics can
Catatvet05
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IBS Network
3 years ago
Does an enlarged prostate alter your PSA
Got my PSA numbers back for this month and was .8 compared to .7 last month, scans came back as no disease progression and no new Mets. Due to being on xgeva I am watching the calcium which was low, 8.6 so I have been increasing with a supplement and dairy products. The calcium went to 8.7, up .1 the
Got my PSA numbers back for this month and was .8 compared to .7 last month, scans came back as no disease progression and no new Mets. Due to being on xgeva I am watching the calcium which was low, 8.6 so I have been increasing with a supplement and dairy products. The calcium went to 8.7, up .1 the
Muffin2019
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 years ago
Parathyroid Disease advice any one have any experience of this?
Hi Just wondering if anyone has any experience of Parathyroid disease ? I have graves which I’m currently off my medication for to see how I go as per last endo appointment. I have been unwell for some time I’m 37 had many tests finally my gp referred me to cardiology and my ecg was slightly abnormal
Hi Just wondering if anyone has any experience of Parathyroid disease ? I have graves which I’m currently off my medication for to see how I go as per last endo appointment. I have been unwell for some time I’m 37 had many tests finally my gp referred me to cardiology and my ecg was slightly abnormal
Alpaca20
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Thyroid UK
3 years ago
COVID Death Discovery: Israelis Discover Role of Vitamin D Deficiency
Israeli researchers discovered that one in four COVID patients hospitalized with vitamin D deficiencies died. A first-of-its-kind Israeli study has found that a pre-existing deficiency of vitamin D increases the severity of Covid-19. Specifically, one in four COVID patients who were hospitalized while
Israeli researchers discovered that one in four COVID patients hospitalized with vitamin D deficiencies died. A first-of-its-kind Israeli study has found that a pre-existing deficiency of vitamin D increases the severity of Covid-19. Specifically, one in four COVID patients who were hospitalized while
lupus-support1
Administrator
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Hughes Syndrome APS Forum
3 years ago
COVID Death Discovery: Israelis Discover Role of Vitamin D Deficiency
Israeli researchers discovered that one in four COVID patients hospitalized with vitamin D deficiencies died. A first-of-its-kind Israeli study has found that a pre-existing deficiency of vitamin D increases the severity of Covid-19. Specifically, one in four COVID patients who were hospitalized while
Israeli researchers discovered that one in four COVID patients hospitalized with vitamin D deficiencies died. A first-of-its-kind Israeli study has found that a pre-existing deficiency of vitamin D increases the severity of Covid-19. Specifically, one in four COVID patients who were hospitalized while
lupus-support1
Administrator
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LUpus Patients Understanding and Support
3 years ago
Information about REMS Echolight scan for osteoporosis
Does anyone have experience with this new type of bone scan that measures both bone density and bone quality? It has been used in Europe but is relatively new to the US. I am interested in this because I have very low DEXA scores in my spine -4.1 and hip -2.8. No fractures to date but my doctor would
Does anyone have experience with this new type of bone scan that measures both bone density and bone quality? It has been used in Europe but is relatively new to the US. I am interested in this because I have very low DEXA scores in my spine -4.1 and hip -2.8. No fractures to date but my doctor would
osteo2021
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Osteoporosis Support
3 years ago
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