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Changing to Adizem
, nor
calcium
channel blockers, cos they aggravated my (mild) COPD.
, nor
calcium
channel blockers, cos they aggravated my (mild) COPD.
Dippy22
in
AF Association
1 year ago
Side effect after 3rd failed Fetš¢
Im having a fish oil, vit D with
Calcium
and at night i drink prenatal vitamins for our preparation on our upcomming ivf. Wishing for Miracle
šš
I been into alot before i start IVF .
Im having a fish oil, vit D with
Calcium
and at night i drink prenatal vitamins for our preparation on our upcomming ivf. Wishing for Miracle
šš
I been into alot before i start IVF .
PrayingforMyBaby
in
Fertility Network UK
2 years ago
cancer, coronary artery disease... melatonin question
Our results supported that melatonin released
calcium
from the mitochondrial source that is known to play minor role in intracellular
calcium
homeostasis in platelets.
Our results supported that melatonin released
calcium
from the mitochondrial source that is known to play minor role in intracellular
calcium
homeostasis in platelets.
GeorgeGlass
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
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New Blood Results
down from 3.47 in November (no diagnosed thyroid issues and not on any medication) range 0.27-4.20 T4 is 15.6 (range 12-22) T3 is 4.8 (range 3.9-6.7) I am awaiting a full blood count including for anaemia to come back, the only other result is for Vit D as queried low back in November due to low
calcium
down from 3.47 in November (no diagnosed thyroid issues and not on any medication) range 0.27-4.20 T4 is 15.6 (range 12-22) T3 is 4.8 (range 3.9-6.7) I am awaiting a full blood count including for anaemia to come back, the only other result is for Vit D as queried low back in November due to low
calcium
Hidden
in
Thyroid UK
2 years ago
vitamin k2 thoughts ?
Hello Ladies and Gents Thereās a lot of reading matter online about the claimed benefits of taking k2 to keep
calcium
from arteries and transporting it to bones where it should be. Does anyone have any info on any possible negative effects of k2 on heart patients on statins?
Hello Ladies and Gents Thereās a lot of reading matter online about the claimed benefits of taking k2 to keep
calcium
from arteries and transporting it to bones where it should be. Does anyone have any info on any possible negative effects of k2 on heart patients on statins?
PeterpPiper
in
British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Severe Osteoporosis - Understanding the scan report and treatment
He said my choices were: Prolia once a month for 2 years (he does not recommend this) Forteo - daily injection for 2 years or Evenity - once a month for a year He also told me to start taking
calcium
and Vit D daily. Not very kind to my touchy GI. There was no mention of diet or exercise.
He said my choices were: Prolia once a month for 2 years (he does not recommend this) Forteo - daily injection for 2 years or Evenity - once a month for a year He also told me to start taking
calcium
and Vit D daily. Not very kind to my touchy GI. There was no mention of diet or exercise.
RAD23
in
Bone Health and Osteoporosis UK
1 year ago
MRI all clear ānormalā
ENT: yes itās normal Me: my
calcium
has never been tested, the ultrasound said adenomas and nodules and masses. ENT: (squinting at records) no doesnāt look like
Calcium
has been tested. Your TSH has though, thatās normal.
ENT: yes itās normal Me: my
calcium
has never been tested, the ultrasound said adenomas and nodules and masses. ENT: (squinting at records) no doesnāt look like
Calcium
has been tested. Your TSH has though, thatās normal.
Regenallotment
in
Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Positive effect of cardio drugs for heart failure
Iv just had an MRI and now awaiting CT angiogram and
calcium
counting. I really hope you progress well on these meds as they do make a big difference. Regards A
Iv just had an MRI and now awaiting CT angiogram and
calcium
counting. I really hope you progress well on these meds as they do make a big difference. Regards A
Ang5b
in
British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
vaginal estrogen and vag valium question
I was wondering if any of you lovely ladies are using both vaginal estrogen cream and vaginal valium suppositories. I'm supposed to insert a valium suppository every night (10mg) and I also insert 1 gram of estradiol cream three nights a week. I'm worried that the valium will keep the estrogen cream
I was wondering if any of you lovely ladies are using both vaginal estrogen cream and vaginal valium suppositories. I'm supposed to insert a valium suppository every night (10mg) and I also insert 1 gram of estradiol cream three nights a week. I'm worried that the valium will keep the estrogen cream
sungirl55
in
Pelvic Pain Support Network
1 year ago
Can low weight take a toll on Dexa results?
No underlying health reasons were found except extremely low D vit and
calcium
levels back in those days. But as time goes on I keep on reading about low weight-related wrong or slightly wrong DEXA results.
No underlying health reasons were found except extremely low D vit and
calcium
levels back in those days. But as time goes on I keep on reading about low weight-related wrong or slightly wrong DEXA results.
Bella33355
in
Osteoporosis Support
2 years ago
Back pain and severe osteoporosis
anyone get back pain with osteoporosis and goes off with rest, what is best for pain, I have a appointment with endocrinology on 7th Feb,regarding meds probably zoledronic acid, but it's a while away, I don't know if I am absorbing nutrients like
calcium
, ppis i am taking lansoprazole 30mgs don't
anyone get back pain with osteoporosis and goes off with rest, what is best for pain, I have a appointment with endocrinology on 7th Feb,regarding meds probably zoledronic acid, but it's a while away, I don't know if I am absorbing nutrients like
calcium
, ppis i am taking lansoprazole 30mgs don't
Radars
in
Bone Health and Osteoporosis UK
2 years ago
Atrovastatin, amilodipine and supplemental calcium
If a person developed severe back pain while taking 20mg po atrovastatin, should a
calcium
supplement be also taken?Would back pain go away if atrovastatin dose was decreased to 10mg per day? Should I increase my treadmill use to at least 3 times per week?
If a person developed severe back pain while taking 20mg po atrovastatin, should a
calcium
supplement be also taken?Would back pain go away if atrovastatin dose was decreased to 10mg per day? Should I increase my treadmill use to at least 3 times per week?
Ella71941
in
British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
supplements
There are so many contradictory information in regards to supplements like
Calcium
and what kind , K , etc. Can anyone suggest 2-3 that has worked for them? I have a healthy diet but feel I need take something extra to stay away from meds. Help! Condition is Osteoporosis.
There are so many contradictory information in regards to supplements like
Calcium
and what kind , K , etc. Can anyone suggest 2-3 that has worked for them? I have a healthy diet but feel I need take something extra to stay away from meds. Help! Condition is Osteoporosis.
marshamm77
in
Osteoporosis Support
2 years ago
Suitable drugs for hypertension
I already know
calcium
channel blockers are not good for RLS and I cannot take beta blockers which make my heart go much too slow. Could any of you good folk give me advice on what I might be able to ask for? I appreciate your help. Thank you
I already know
calcium
channel blockers are not good for RLS and I cannot take beta blockers which make my heart go much too slow. Could any of you good folk give me advice on what I might be able to ask for? I appreciate your help. Thank you
Jelbea
in
Restless Legs Syndrome
2 years ago
Will Not Crumble!
I follow an anti-inflammatory diet with supplements but am ready to take a deep dive into
Calcium
and all things Bones Love this feed and appreciate everything I have read so far! - Thank You for being here : )
I follow an anti-inflammatory diet with supplements but am ready to take a deep dive into
Calcium
and all things Bones Love this feed and appreciate everything I have read so far! - Thank You for being here : )
prisimtech
in
Osteoporosis Support
2 years ago
Third ablation, beta blocker change or something else?
After speaking to the nurses, we switched on the 27th Jan to a
calcium
beta blocker, Adizem 90mg slow release twice daily. Prior to that I was getting an episode of AFib weekly, which has continued and actually got worse. At the moment I am seemingly getting a daily episode.
After speaking to the nurses, we switched on the 27th Jan to a
calcium
beta blocker, Adizem 90mg slow release twice daily. Prior to that I was getting an episode of AFib weekly, which has continued and actually got worse. At the moment I am seemingly getting a daily episode.
kitenski
in
AF Association
1 year ago
Vitamin C
Can anyone please recommend a good non acidic vitamin C (
calcium
ascorbate) as ascorbic acid gives me excruciating stomach pain.
Can anyone please recommend a good non acidic vitamin C (
calcium
ascorbate) as ascorbic acid gives me excruciating stomach pain.
Carri3
in
Thyroid UK
1 year ago
Strengthening bones
I have seen lots of you are taking
Calcium
and Vitamin D - my oncologist is not a fan of supplements or natural remedies but we "barter"; some stuff I try some I do not. I want to try but would like to know what doses everyone is taking. I am currently being treat with AC (Red Devil!!)
I have seen lots of you are taking
Calcium
and Vitamin D - my oncologist is not a fan of supplements or natural remedies but we "barter"; some stuff I try some I do not. I want to try but would like to know what doses everyone is taking. I am currently being treat with AC (Red Devil!!)
SoulJourney
in
SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
2 years ago
timing of supplements
at lunch with fat Magnesium Glycinate (100 mg 2x daily) mid morning and bedtime - couple hours from dairy
Calcium
Citrate (150-300 mg) as needed depending on dairy - usually play catch up in evening probiotic at bedtime I eat a healthy plant-based diet, with eggs and fish,
at lunch with fat Magnesium Glycinate (100 mg 2x daily) mid morning and bedtime - couple hours from dairy
Calcium
Citrate (150-300 mg) as needed depending on dairy - usually play catch up in evening probiotic at bedtime I eat a healthy plant-based diet, with eggs and fish,
HappyGranny55
in
Osteoporosis Support
2 years ago
Advice on labs needed please
Also, my D has dropped, I was advised to stop supplements due to high
calcium
and phosphorus levels, but think I might need to start again at least for the winter. I'm not involving the endo at this stage, she'd just panic about the TSH! It seems that's all they care about!!! Thanks for advice
Also, my D has dropped, I was advised to stop supplements due to high
calcium
and phosphorus levels, but think I might need to start again at least for the winter. I'm not involving the endo at this stage, she'd just panic about the TSH! It seems that's all they care about!!! Thanks for advice
Kriticat
in
Thyroid UK
2 years ago
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