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/ml [0.6 - 1.81] T4: 105 nmol/L [59 - 154] [u]
Nutritional Health
[/u] Zinc: 18.2 μmol/l [11.1 - 19.5] Folic Acid: 12.3 μg/l [3.8 - 26.8] Vitamin B12: 499 ng/l [197 - 771] Magnesium: 0.831 mmol/l [0.700 - 1.100] [u]
Bone Health
[/u] 25-OH Vitamin D: 82 nmol/l [50 - 375] Corrected
Calcium
/ml [0.6 - 1.81] T4: 105 nmol/L [59 - 154] [u]
Nutritional Health
[/u] Zinc: 18.2 μmol/l [11.1 - 19.5] Folic Acid: 12.3 μg/l [3.8 - 26.8] Vitamin B12: 499 ng/l [197 - 771] Magnesium: 0.831 mmol/l [0.700 - 1.100] [u]
Bone Health
[/u] 25-OH Vitamin D: 82 nmol/l [50 - 375] Corrected
Calcium
Griffo_
in
Thyroid UK
11 days ago
Thoughts on Denosumab in my case
Have added
calcium
. The extreme potential side effects of Denosumab are unsettling. PC is locally advanced (seminal vessels) but negative PSMA Pet Scan for spread.
Have added
calcium
. The extreme potential side effects of Denosumab are unsettling. PC is locally advanced (seminal vessels) but negative PSMA Pet Scan for spread.
Hope49823
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
6 months ago
Unstable Angina - Carotid ultrasound scan?
The gold standard nowadays seems to be a CT
calcium
score but I'm sure that would be pricey. Echocardiograms and Carotid ultrasound are more affordable. Would either of these tell me anything valuable? Even if it wouldn't change my treatment I'd like to know.
The gold standard nowadays seems to be a CT
calcium
score but I'm sure that would be pricey. Echocardiograms and Carotid ultrasound are more affordable. Would either of these tell me anything valuable? Even if it wouldn't change my treatment I'd like to know.
ootihat
in
British Heart Foundation
5 months ago
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Newly diagnosed with PMR and thank you for all the info here
We didn’t talk today about meds/prevention for osteoporosis, but doc says we will address that in future appointment (I take Vit D and
calcium
already). So thank you very much to all involved in keeping this site going. I am grateful.
We didn’t talk today about meds/prevention for osteoporosis, but doc says we will address that in future appointment (I take Vit D and
calcium
already). So thank you very much to all involved in keeping this site going. I am grateful.
Bunchberry
in
PMRGCAuk
2 months ago
Could MCAS a possibility?
After being diagnosed with PTH insufficiency and hypocalemia otherwise know as hypoPARA (non surgical) I was told to increase my
calcium
intake in which i realised the more cheese I ate the more my mouth burned so i was sent back into immunology.
After being diagnosed with PTH insufficiency and hypocalemia otherwise know as hypoPARA (non surgical) I was told to increase my
calcium
intake in which i realised the more cheese I ate the more my mouth burned so i was sent back into immunology.
Owl84
in
The UK Mastocytosis Support Group
2 months ago
absorbing calcium
I have just started taking 1 adcal-d3 a day, but it's hard to know if you are absorbing
calcium
because you read of so many foods that block and leech
calcium
from your bones, you don't know what to eat at mealtimes.
I have just started taking 1 adcal-d3 a day, but it's hard to know if you are absorbing
calcium
because you read of so many foods that block and leech
calcium
from your bones, you don't know what to eat at mealtimes.
Radars
in
Bone Health and Osteoporosis UK
11 months ago
Rate Control Meds
Anyone know why beta blockers are generally prescribed over
calcium
channel blockers?
Anyone know why beta blockers are generally prescribed over
calcium
channel blockers?
Barny12
in
AF Association
10 months ago
Vitamin/Mineral blood test correlation with diet
Also
Calcium
are these results related to diet, or to loss of
calcium
from bone which leaches into blood so not good? What about Iron, protein and vitamin D ? Many thanks sorry if these are basic questions !!
Also
Calcium
are these results related to diet, or to loss of
calcium
from bone which leaches into blood so not good? What about Iron, protein and vitamin D ? Many thanks sorry if these are basic questions !!
Spritze
in
Thyroid UK
10 months ago
Recently diagnosed and have questions
I'm vegan but my vitamin D and
calcium
levels are normal. They did tests for secondary causes but everything has come back normal. So I've been having a hard time coming to terms with it, seeing as I'm already doing what you're supposed to do to help. I've bought a weight vest.
I'm vegan but my vitamin D and
calcium
levels are normal. They did tests for secondary causes but everything has come back normal. So I've been having a hard time coming to terms with it, seeing as I'm already doing what you're supposed to do to help. I've bought a weight vest.
BoneJangles
in
Bone Health and Osteoporosis UK
4 months ago
Strontium citrate results in regaining bone
I have been taking strontium citrate as well as Vit D, Vit K, Bone Basics (from AOR) i.e. includes
calcium
, magnesium and other minerals - for the past year and 4 months.
I have been taking strontium citrate as well as Vit D, Vit K, Bone Basics (from AOR) i.e. includes
calcium
, magnesium and other minerals - for the past year and 4 months.
Frida22
in
Osteoporosis Support
2 months ago
How high is high phosphorous??
Calcium
in range. Glucose in range. A1C 5.3. the only number that was bad was phosphorous which has slowly crept up to 6.4. I was taking Tums 1500mg to help, but it bound me up so bad I cut to 750. Here's the joke folks....my adequacy or Kt/v is 3.2.....I still pee.
Calcium
in range. Glucose in range. A1C 5.3. the only number that was bad was phosphorous which has slowly crept up to 6.4. I was taking Tums 1500mg to help, but it bound me up so bad I cut to 750. Here's the joke folks....my adequacy or Kt/v is 3.2.....I still pee.
Bassetmommer
in
Kidney Dialysis
7 months ago
weight
I cut out dairy products and most carbohydrates but I am cautious about recommending that as eating too much protein and not enough
calcium
to remove the amino acids may have caused the kidney stones which I have developed. I should think most of those who teased you are overweight now!
I cut out dairy products and most carbohydrates but I am cautious about recommending that as eating too much protein and not enough
calcium
to remove the amino acids may have caused the kidney stones which I have developed. I should think most of those who teased you are overweight now!
DoctorRascal
2023 December
in
Weight Loss Support
8 months ago
The latest news ( part 3 )
clearly hadn’t received it yet, he would outline the contents. ( we still haven’t received the letter) The letter was informing us that Zoledronic acid could not be continued and as Margaret’s other conditions have excluded other treatments, she should follow a high protein diet and take Vitamin D and
Calcium
clearly hadn’t received it yet, he would outline the contents. ( we still haven’t received the letter) The letter was informing us that Zoledronic acid could not be continued and as Margaret’s other conditions have excluded other treatments, she should follow a high protein diet and take Vitamin D and
Calcium
Angelicspirit
in
Bone Health and Osteoporosis UK
1 month ago
Advice Please
I’d stopped Biotin, Omega 3,
Calcium
Citrate, Vitamin D3 + Mk7, Folic Acid 5 days previously and my weekly injection of MTX was 2 days beforehand.
I’d stopped Biotin, Omega 3,
Calcium
Citrate, Vitamin D3 + Mk7, Folic Acid 5 days previously and my weekly injection of MTX was 2 days beforehand.
CallMeSunny
in
Thyroid UK
7 months ago
Test results.. Confused..
Serum adjusted
calcium
. 2.57 mmol/L Range:2.15 - 2.5 mmol/L Serum alkaline phosphatase Higher than before.. 130 iu/L Range:35 - 104 iu/L Serum
calcium
2.54 mmol/L Range:2.15 - 2.5 mmol/L Wbc.( white blood cell count ) Lower than before..
Serum adjusted
calcium
. 2.57 mmol/L Range:2.15 - 2.5 mmol/L Serum alkaline phosphatase Higher than before.. 130 iu/L Range:35 - 104 iu/L Serum
calcium
2.54 mmol/L Range:2.15 - 2.5 mmol/L Wbc.( white blood cell count ) Lower than before..
MrsClanger
in
Thyroid UK
7 months ago
Blood tests results. Can anyone help me understand please?
transferrin 2.6 transferrin saturdation index 47.5 serum sodium 140 mmol serum potassium 5.1 mmol serum chloride 103 mmol serum urea level 4.3 mmol serum creatinine 72 umol HbA1c 32.0 mmol serum albumin 44 g/l serum alkaline phosphatase 55 u/l serum inorganic phosphate 0.75 mmol LOW serum
calcium
transferrin 2.6 transferrin saturdation index 47.5 serum sodium 140 mmol serum potassium 5.1 mmol serum chloride 103 mmol serum urea level 4.3 mmol serum creatinine 72 umol HbA1c 32.0 mmol serum albumin 44 g/l serum alkaline phosphatase 55 u/l serum inorganic phosphate 0.75 mmol LOW serum
calcium
dalzell
in
Thyroid UK
7 months ago
Multi vitamins minus calcium and vitamin D
But she said I should get multivitamins but minus vitamin D and
Calcium
as I'm already on calcichew D3 twice a day. Looked on line but cannot find any without these. Has anyone multi vitamins without
calcium
and vitamin D3?
But she said I should get multivitamins but minus vitamin D and
Calcium
as I'm already on calcichew D3 twice a day. Looked on line but cannot find any without these. Has anyone multi vitamins without
calcium
and vitamin D3?
Haz58
in
NRAS
10 months ago
Dexa scan normal but wedge fractures anyway!!
I have been taking
calcium
citrate, D3 and K2 (which I learnt about form here) since the start of my PMR. I will add that because of the problems with my low back I have for years been unable to do any significant exercise, so would suggest that any of you who can, DO.
I have been taking
calcium
citrate, D3 and K2 (which I learnt about form here) since the start of my PMR. I will add that because of the problems with my low back I have for years been unable to do any significant exercise, so would suggest that any of you who can, DO.
Omanain
in
PMRGCAuk
2 months ago
Radiation PSA, Orgovyx, Bone density
Starting
Calcium
, vitamin D, and increasing resitance training. Prefer not to take bone strengthening agents since bad SE with Zometa and MO not positive they will do that much good. I look forward to your comments.
Starting
Calcium
, vitamin D, and increasing resitance training. Prefer not to take bone strengthening agents since bad SE with Zometa and MO not positive they will do that much good. I look forward to your comments.
alperk
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
8 months ago
I need some help with this
Calcium
and potassium is fine. iPTH has come way down since I started dialysis. most all numbers are stable or better. Except for phosphorus, which got to 7.2. But I have been on a binder for a while now and should be better. I still pee and a lot. Clearance is fabulous.
Calcium
and potassium is fine. iPTH has come way down since I started dialysis. most all numbers are stable or better. Except for phosphorus, which got to 7.2. But I have been on a binder for a while now and should be better. I still pee and a lot. Clearance is fabulous.
Bassetmommer
in
Kidney Dialysis
6 months ago
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