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Any success with only one Lap surgery for DIE?
I also take NAC, DIM,
calcium
d
glucarate
, omega 3, magnesium. All I read is women having multiple surgeries for severe disease. I have adenomyosis too so I know I may need a hysterectomy at some point.
I also take NAC, DIM,
calcium
d
glucarate
, omega 3, magnesium. All I read is women having multiple surgeries for severe disease. I have adenomyosis too so I know I may need a hysterectomy at some point.
DarkStar85
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Endometriosis UK
4 months ago
Chewing the adcal calcium tablets makes me feel nauseous.
is there anything more palatable in the way of Calcium D3?
is there anything more palatable in the way of Calcium D3?
Gardening2811
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PMRGCAuk
2 days ago
beta blockers and mind
hello all me again, anyone on who takes bisoprolol that has regular bouts of crying or feeling low, I’m going through a lot in life so it could be that but the chemist changed the batch to a different brand and ever since I’ve put on weight ,keep crying and regularly feel low. I’ve asked for different
hello all me again, anyone on who takes bisoprolol that has regular bouts of crying or feeling low, I’m going through a lot in life so it could be that but the chemist changed the batch to a different brand and ever since I’ve put on weight ,keep crying and regularly feel low. I’ve asked for different
Electricblue1
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
2 days ago
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Hi, this is my story
I broke my foot following a fall off a high kerb in August 2021 and should have been referred for a DEXA scan by the minor injuries unit who treated this, but wasn't until I asked my GP for one, following a tip off from a friend who knew that that is NHS guidance. Following the DEXA scan and recommendation
I broke my foot following a fall off a high kerb in August 2021 and should have been referred for a DEXA scan by the minor injuries unit who treated this, but wasn't until I asked my GP for one, following a tip off from a friend who knew that that is NHS guidance. Following the DEXA scan and recommendation
GadgetBuster
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Bone Health and Osteoporosis UK
3 days ago
chatgpt and diet
today I’ve been having some fun with my friend chatty. He (she?) is always friendly, never judgemental and free with the advice😅. So I gave it a detailed list of a typical days diet for us with quantities of each ingredient, and asked for a breakdown of nutrients including main vitamins, minerals,
today I’ve been having some fun with my friend chatty. He (she?) is always friendly, never judgemental and free with the advice😅. So I gave it a detailed list of a typical days diet for us with quantities of each ingredient, and asked for a breakdown of nutrients including main vitamins, minerals,
LAJ12345
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Cure Parkinson's
3 days ago
b12 and “liver storage”
Every time I think I have a handle on how this essential vitamin works, I read something and have to adjust my understanding. Has anyone read this? Enough to have a discussion about it? [u]
The Enterohepatic Circulation of Vitamin B12
[/u] My takeaway quotes were: “[i]The reabsorption of
Every time I think I have a handle on how this essential vitamin works, I read something and have to adjust my understanding. Has anyone read this? Enough to have a discussion about it? [u]
The Enterohepatic Circulation of Vitamin B12
[/u] My takeaway quotes were: “[i]The reabsorption of
PlatypusProfit8077
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
4 days ago
Hi,does anyone know of links between calcium oxolate crystals in urine needing b12 2 break them down please & links with blood in urine pls?
Hi, just going bk thro medical records to do some detective work abt health, basically wondering if b12 issues were the cause of poor health since late teens alongside/? ME diagnosis. Looking likely they were...Along the way I've had traces of blood in urine which seemed to worstene leading up to functional
Hi, just going bk thro medical records to do some detective work abt health, basically wondering if b12 issues were the cause of poor health since late teens alongside/? ME diagnosis. Looking likely they were...Along the way I've had traces of blood in urine which seemed to worstene leading up to functional
Jo5454
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
5 days ago
Calcium/vit d tabs
Alongside alendronic acid, I have been prescribed calcium tabs. I started them, but every time I take 1, I'm getting awful constipation, tried halving and separating dose, same problem. Do I really need to take these?? I am now taking more calcium in diet than I was before. I'm happy to take my vit
Alongside alendronic acid, I have been prescribed calcium tabs. I started them, but every time I take 1, I'm getting awful constipation, tried halving and separating dose, same problem. Do I really need to take these?? I am now taking more calcium in diet than I was before. I'm happy to take my vit
Sleeplessinlife
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Bone Health and Osteoporosis UK
5 days ago
Calcium supplements - the latest advice is DON’T take them!
There’s increasing evidence about calcium supplements and evidence that they cause colon polyps and that the calcium ends up in arteries rather than bones and therefore best avoided. In this article they recommend getting calcium from your diet and exercise - ‘Multiple studies have found that there
There’s increasing evidence about calcium supplements and evidence that they cause colon polyps and that the calcium ends up in arteries rather than bones and therefore best avoided. In this article they recommend getting calcium from your diet and exercise - ‘Multiple studies have found that there
janeroar
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Thyroid UK
5 days ago
Help please with test results. Needing to adjust thyroid replacement due to huge weight loss...
Background.* Hashimotos, for which I take Bovine replacement "Metavive". I am allergic to Thyroxine and cannot tolerate Porcine. * Sjogren's. * 17 different food allergies. * Gall bladder issues. * HRT replacement. * Huge stress; mother very unwell post Covid / PMR & GCA, and other huge stress issues
Background.* Hashimotos, for which I take Bovine replacement "Metavive". I am allergic to Thyroxine and cannot tolerate Porcine. * Sjogren's. * 17 different food allergies. * Gall bladder issues. * HRT replacement. * Huge stress; mother very unwell post Covid / PMR & GCA, and other huge stress issues
Poppy_the_cat
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Thyroid UK
8 days ago
A maternal brain hormone that builds bone - Nature - Published: 10 July 2024
[i]This recent research paper in Nature is potentially ground-breaking for the understanding of essential mechanisms involved with bone health. It's findings are related to hormonal changes during the start of mid-pregnancy lactation and early newborn nurturing that could possibly lay the foundation
[i]This recent research paper in Nature is potentially ground-breaking for the understanding of essential mechanisms involved with bone health. It's findings are related to hormonal changes during the start of mid-pregnancy lactation and early newborn nurturing that could possibly lay the foundation
cujoe
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Fight Prostate Cancer
9 days ago
lacidipine
hello, is anyone on this calcium channel blocker? Just wondered as seems to cause least side effect in terms of redness feet/ swelling compared with, for example Amlodipine . Thank you. Think one of the newer calcium channel blockers so might be expensive I suppose. Also not sure about dosage seems
hello, is anyone on this calcium channel blocker? Just wondered as seems to cause least side effect in terms of redness feet/ swelling compared with, for example Amlodipine . Thank you. Think one of the newer calcium channel blockers so might be expensive I suppose. Also not sure about dosage seems
Moneylover
in
High Blood Pressure Support
10 days ago
New member -Dexa query
Background I was diagnosed with PMR in June 2024. Fortunate in having very supportive GP who quickly started me on 15 mg Predisolone which brought about dramatic improvement. Dose has been reduced to 14 mg after 1 month. GP plan is to reduce by about 1mg a month, depending on monthly blood test results
Background I was diagnosed with PMR in June 2024. Fortunate in having very supportive GP who quickly started me on 15 mg Predisolone which brought about dramatic improvement. Dose has been reduced to 14 mg after 1 month. GP plan is to reduce by about 1mg a month, depending on monthly blood test results
Crosswordsolver
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PMRGCAuk
11 days ago
Some experiences on cardiac symptoms
After a stroke ten years ago I had an ASD closure. I was born with a mitral valve prolapse. My regurgitation currently is estimated to be moderate to severe. No surgery on the cards. About three months ago I was shopping when I experienced a severe pain in my upper back and left arm. My arm felt
After a stroke ten years ago I had an ASD closure. I was born with a mitral valve prolapse. My regurgitation currently is estimated to be moderate to severe. No surgery on the cards. About three months ago I was shopping when I experienced a severe pain in my upper back and left arm. My arm felt
SlothOnSpeed
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British Heart Foundation
11 days ago
Vitamin D & Calcium Supplements - current advice from Canadian Doctors.
Hello All, I thought this was worth passing on. I recently received the same advice from my family Doctor and CLL Specialist. "Make sure you take a vitamin D supplement at 1000 IU per day, but do NOT take a calcium supplement and try to ensure you get sufficient from your diet, not just diary but
Hello All, I thought this was worth passing on. I recently received the same advice from my family Doctor and CLL Specialist. "Make sure you take a vitamin D supplement at 1000 IU per day, but do NOT take a calcium supplement and try to ensure you get sufficient from your diet, not just diary but
PoisonDwarf
in
CLL Support
12 days ago
An update…..and pins & needles
Hi everyone, For all who know me through my infrequent posts on this site over the years I thought I’d share the news that I have received recently a diagnosis of thyroid cancer. Hopefully a fully treatable kind but not entirely sure at present. As awful as it sounds it is in disguise a relief to have
Hi everyone, For all who know me through my infrequent posts on this site over the years I thought I’d share the news that I have received recently a diagnosis of thyroid cancer. Hopefully a fully treatable kind but not entirely sure at present. As awful as it sounds it is in disguise a relief to have
RoseFlowerDew
in
Pernicious Anaemia Society
15 days ago
Calcium
Has anyone tried natural high calcium mineral water to help absorption of calcium. I am already drinking high silica mineral water which is supposed to displace aluminium which seems to be endemic in our modern lifestyle according to Dr Exley Phd. I am mindful of the plastic bottles it comes in but overall
Has anyone tried natural high calcium mineral water to help absorption of calcium. I am already drinking high silica mineral water which is supposed to displace aluminium which seems to be endemic in our modern lifestyle according to Dr Exley Phd. I am mindful of the plastic bottles it comes in but overall
natsulph
in
Bone Health and Osteoporosis UK
16 days ago
diltiazem and Parkinsonism
Has anyone heard of calcium channel blockers like diltiazem causing Parkinson’s symptoms? I was just told by a very reputable foot doctor that it is common, can cause rigidity etc. He said most cardiologist’s weren’t aware of this significant side effect.
Has anyone heard of calcium channel blockers like diltiazem causing Parkinson’s symptoms? I was just told by a very reputable foot doctor that it is common, can cause rigidity etc. He said most cardiologist’s weren’t aware of this significant side effect.
Cabot
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
17 days ago
test results
hi all, I hope you’re doing well. Please can I have some help with my test results? In addition to above: serum calcium - 2.45mnol Calcium adjusted level - 2.47 mnol (2.20 - 2.60) serum sodium - 141 mnol (133 - 146) Serum potassium - 4.2 (3.5 - 5.3) Serum creatine - 67 umol (46 - 92)
hi all, I hope you’re doing well. Please can I have some help with my test results? In addition to above: serum calcium - 2.45mnol Calcium adjusted level - 2.47 mnol (2.20 - 2.60) serum sodium - 141 mnol (133 - 146) Serum potassium - 4.2 (3.5 - 5.3) Serum creatine - 67 umol (46 - 92)
Angie10116
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Thyroid UK
19 days ago
PMR/GCA monitoring and bone supplements
Hi recently diagnosed with PMR and just started course of steroids in the last week. Doctor has now sent me the tapering programme for following year. As I have osteopenia of the femur he has suggested I take supplements for my bones. Either calcium and vit D or bisphosponates? Any advice on which
Hi recently diagnosed with PMR and just started course of steroids in the last week. Doctor has now sent me the tapering programme for following year. As I have osteopenia of the femur he has suggested I take supplements for my bones. Either calcium and vit D or bisphosponates? Any advice on which
Sunshine8888
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PMRGCAuk
19 days ago
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