Experiences with

Calcium

To be fair to my consultant(s) they have given me every test and investigation possible including many ecg's, halter monitors, angiograms and calcium scoring, but still nothing changes......however just this week I saw my fourth consultant who is from a private hospital but contracted to the NHS who

I've been taking a weekly Alendronic acid tablet plus daily calcium and vit D with no affect on my RLS.

Theoretically, calcium can influence thyroid function and there are evidences that Ca2+ channel blockers are able to interfere with thyroid function. In this study, the effects of chronic oral administration of verapamil on thyroid function of male Wistar rats were investigated.

They all look OK apart from low end for calcium and my ggt liver one. Which could be because of antibiotics I'm permanently on for my cuti or my gallbladder which I'm waiting to be removed. I've had cancer 6mths ago and radical hysterectomy for it.

I’ve done calcium/magnesium, iron supplements taken with orange juice, stretching, hot baths before bed, mirapex and lyrica. It’s daily and nothing helps. Looking for avenues that I’ve never tried. And yes, light exercise in the evening.

I have just to look at calcium carbonate tablets for my digestion to stop working so on the basis that any calcium supp is better than none ; wise words from y'all please? They are not easy to find.

AKG - Calcium Alpha Ketoglutarate: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S108495211830171X/pdfft?

read about it this scares me rigid 😱 as I have read about all the possible complications including possible bleeding into the neck (hematoma) causing asphyxiation/death as well as problems by damage to certain nerves causing swallowing/chewing/speech issues and also damage to parathyroids causing low calcium

These seemed to be made worse by the Calcium and vitamin supplement I was prescribed so I stopped taking it. But I still suffer episodes of UTI/ cystitis about once a year and now my GP has prescribed a pessary for vaginal dryness.

My Oncologist just ordered a blood test (checking calcium) to see how to strengthen my bones. My blood work is good: PSA 0.95 down from 70 and every other marker is green. Where do I go from here? My Gleason 4 plus 5, which is a little better than 5 plus 4.

I've been wondering about the main reasons of my severe osteoporosis, and have recently come accross two possible contributions: 1) High levels of cortisol due to long term psychological stress, and 2) Low levels of stomach acid that has impaired the calcium absorption.

Ibrance, letrazole, zoladex and calcium have been my primary med regimen. Yes, I definitely slacked off on my healthy eating lifestyle. It’s so had to maintain as a single mom while trying to give him the best like. So far my plan is to intermittent fast and try to stave the cells.

Calcium 2.52 Magnesium 0.99 Creatine 39 nmol ( low) Uric acid 110 nmol (low) Tsh 1.29 mul B12 55. Crp 0.4 mgl. Abit about me been vegan last four months. My main symptoms are tiredness lower left tummy ache. Any help on blood or advice would be great.

I've read that calcium supplements are more of a cause, than naturally occurring dietary calcium,

She said if it happens it’s just a case of taking otc calcium supplements and there will be no adverse effect for me as long as my calcium is controlled. I’ve been trying to trust her and take her word for it but I’m getting more and more worried after reading posts on here thank you all

alpha-ketoglutarate; omega 3 fatty acid; IP6 + Inositol; calcium citrate; D3; multi-vitamin

Morning, I came across this and thought it would be interesting for members to read, but we all know that a medicine that is meant to fix something has so many side effects. Because when you take a pill it goes through so much of your organs to actually get to where it's meant to go and that includes

I have been reading that a blood test for calcium is not accurate, it does not show how much calcium is in your bones, so how do you know if you need a calcium supplement and that too much calcium is not good.

Hi, does anyone have experience of taking a supplement that contains Vit D3, Vit K2, calcium, copper, magnesium, manganese, selenium, zinc and boron? It seems a nice option just taking one tablet a day, but is it actually more advisable to take things separately?

FT3: 3.3 (2.3 - 4.2) 52% in range up FROM 42% (3.1) * Vitties compared to 4 mos ago 🔸B12: 800 (211-911) 84% FROM 64% (652) 🔸D3: 56 (31-100) 36% DOWN FROM 79 (70%) Despite adding once daily 2500 IU (62.5mcg) vit D this summer, I also stopped drinking a lot of milk at the same time to avoid the calcium