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I am taking
calcium
and d3 to limit bone loss.. I am controlling my IPF with a experimental drug called OFEV. I have been an experiment with medical pulmonary research which I am responding to well.. But losing muscle mass will weaken my ability to cough up flem.. Tough spot here..
I am taking
calcium
and d3 to limit bone loss.. I am controlling my IPF with a experimental drug called OFEV. I have been an experiment with medical pulmonary research which I am responding to well.. But losing muscle mass will weaken my ability to cough up flem.. Tough spot here..
Terribleten
in
Men's Health Forum
2 years ago
repeat fractures
I had blood work done and my
calcium
level is normal but my vitamin D is very low which means I have malabsorption. Does anyone else have malabsorption and fractures? I’m just trying to figure out where to go from here. I need to exercise but I’m afraid to because of my fractures.
I had blood work done and my
calcium
level is normal but my vitamin D is very low which means I have malabsorption. Does anyone else have malabsorption and fractures? I’m just trying to figure out where to go from here. I need to exercise but I’m afraid to because of my fractures.
Cam11
in
Osteoporosis Support
2 years ago
Bone density improvement
A known cause of osteoporosis I had a parathyroidectomy in June 2021 and began to take a
calcium
supplement ( if I didn't get 1200mg from my diet ) boron, vit d3 vit k and magnesium.
A known cause of osteoporosis I had a parathyroidectomy in June 2021 and began to take a
calcium
supplement ( if I didn't get 1200mg from my diet ) boron, vit d3 vit k and magnesium.
Cappuccinobaby
in
Bone Health and Osteoporosis UK
2 years ago
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Anyone clued up on bone health please?
Had a
calcium
and vit d test at the surgery (the latter being fine) and the following
calcium
tests which mean absolutely nothing to me at all so hoping someone with more knowledge can advise as we all know GP's say vitamin levels are fine as long as they are in range.
Had a
calcium
and vit d test at the surgery (the latter being fine) and the following
calcium
tests which mean absolutely nothing to me at all so hoping someone with more knowledge can advise as we all know GP's say vitamin levels are fine as long as they are in range.
Delgor
in
Thyroid UK
2 years ago
New to OP, Hormone for building bones
I have taken the recommended supplements, 1200 mg
calcium
and D3 along with the recommended diet for 20 years. It appears to be a fail. I have a family history of osteoporosis so have been very proactive to prevent it.
I have taken the recommended supplements, 1200 mg
calcium
and D3 along with the recommended diet for 20 years. It appears to be a fail. I have a family history of osteoporosis so have been very proactive to prevent it.
Tlflom
in
Osteoporosis Support
2 years ago
Sensitivity to light, dry eyes and calcium deposits
I also have
calcium
deposits on both eyes which should be removed but he seems reluctant to go ahead with this. I am not due to see him again until January, just wondering how I can help myself before then, I'm at my wits' end. Anyone got any ideas?
I also have
calcium
deposits on both eyes which should be removed but he seems reluctant to go ahead with this. I am not due to see him again until January, just wondering how I can help myself before then, I'm at my wits' end. Anyone got any ideas?
ANGIEIRISH
in
Macular Society
2 years ago
Timing of calcium supplements
I know that it is a no-no to take Adcal, Accrete etc within 2 hours of pred because the resultant 'soup' impedes the pred from being absorbed. But is this the case with gastric-coated pred? I notice that on the PIL it says it should be taken within 1 1/2 hours of a meal. Gets tricky when you have to
I know that it is a no-no to take Adcal, Accrete etc within 2 hours of pred because the resultant 'soup' impedes the pred from being absorbed. But is this the case with gastric-coated pred? I notice that on the PIL it says it should be taken within 1 1/2 hours of a meal. Gets tricky when you have to
Sharitone
in
PMRGCAuk
2 years ago
A diagnosis! Yipee! Kawasaki Disease, look for calcified aneurysms! (also a question about warfarin)
If there are any young hearties on here with aquired heart disease ask them to do a
calcium
score and look for calcified aneurysms.
If there are any young hearties on here with aquired heart disease ask them to do a
calcium
score and look for calcified aneurysms.
MarmiteB
in
British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Help with great nieces blood work please.
But her white blood cell count is low her
calcium
is high and some of her other thing are borderline low. I was wondering if anybody could make heads or tails out of this. Thank you very much for helping us.
But her white blood cell count is low her
calcium
is high and some of her other thing are borderline low. I was wondering if anybody could make heads or tails out of this. Thank you very much for helping us.
EllaNore
in
Pernicious Anaemia Society
2 years ago
Bone problems?
Had radiotherapy 16 years ago for anal cancer, am taking
calcium
and vitamin D as concerned about future hip arthritis, bone breakages. Am 66. Anyone else had experience of thinning bone density? Would like to prevent this. Many thanks.
Had radiotherapy 16 years ago for anal cancer, am taking
calcium
and vitamin D as concerned about future hip arthritis, bone breakages. Am 66. Anyone else had experience of thinning bone density? Would like to prevent this. Many thanks.
Bangersandmash
in
Pelvic Radiation Disease Association
2 years ago
Shellfish Allergies and Plant Based Calcium
Has anyone with seafood/shellfish allergies successfully found a plant-based
calcium
supplement made from algae that you can safely take? And, if so, could you please share the supplement brand. I'm in the US. Thank you.
Has anyone with seafood/shellfish allergies successfully found a plant-based
calcium
supplement made from algae that you can safely take? And, if so, could you please share the supplement brand. I'm in the US. Thank you.
blueocean67
in
Osteoporosis Support
2 years ago
Ramps in winter
Do I have any options other than getting out there with a broom and some
calcium
pellets umpteen times a day? Does anyone sell a magic wand that would work from inside the house?
Do I have any options other than getting out there with a broom and some
calcium
pellets umpteen times a day? Does anyone sell a magic wand that would work from inside the house?
NorasMom
in
My MSAA Community
2 years ago
Calcium needed or not…?
If do strenuous dead weight lifting the adde stress to the bones results in increased
calcium
being deposited, less exercise, the reverse. The amount of
calcium
that’s in the blood is an indicator.
If do strenuous dead weight lifting the adde stress to the bones results in increased
calcium
being deposited, less exercise, the reverse. The amount of
calcium
that’s in the blood is an indicator.
Boss302Fan
in
PMRGCAuk
2 years ago
magnesium
What’s the correct way to take and should you take
calcium
with it. I’m thinking of trying it again but am worried. I’ve read it’s good for anxiety and tachycardia.
What’s the correct way to take and should you take
calcium
with it. I’m thinking of trying it again but am worried. I’ve read it’s good for anxiety and tachycardia.
Electricblue1
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
2 years ago
Just diagnosed with Osteoporosis, rock and a hard place...
I have stage 3b chronic kidney disease, which means I have to limit my
calcium
and my protein. I also have chronic deep vein thrombosis for which I am on lifetime blood thinners. That means no food high in vitamin K.
I have stage 3b chronic kidney disease, which means I have to limit my
calcium
and my protein. I also have chronic deep vein thrombosis for which I am on lifetime blood thinners. That means no food high in vitamin K.
Candygirl31
in
Osteoporosis Support
2 years ago
Unlocking the Maze of B Complexes: A Handy List for Safe Dosages and Bioactive Vitamins
mg P5P), B9 0,12mg (
calcium
folinate & 5-MTHF),
B12 0,300mg (12.500%
, MeCbl, AdCbl, OHCbl); + Multivitamin; partly NON bioactive; 0,37 $ / capsule >
Unsafe at recommended dosage of 4 - 12 capsules per day!
mg P5P), B9 0,12mg (
calcium
folinate & 5-MTHF),
B12 0,300mg (12.500%
, MeCbl, AdCbl, OHCbl); + Multivitamin; partly NON bioactive; 0,37 $ / capsule >
Unsafe at recommended dosage of 4 - 12 capsules per day!
Esperanto
in
Cure Parkinson's
8 months ago
Endo asking for calcium and magnesium blood tests
I think I read that a good reason to take magnesium is that it keeps
calcium
in the bones instead of in the blood. So should I be more regular with my magnesium intake for example.
I think I read that a good reason to take magnesium is that it keeps
calcium
in the bones instead of in the blood. So should I be more regular with my magnesium intake for example.
Pearlteapot
in
Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Thyroid or Pituitary Problem?
Vitamin & Minerals: Ferritin 109 (30-150) Note: 10 days prior was 172, Transferrin Saturation 18 (25-45%) Iron 10.7 (10-30) UIBC 49.5 (13-56) TIBC 60 (45-81) Folate 12.6 (8.83-60.8) Vit B12 72 (37.5-188) Vit D 50 (50-250) Copper 19.7 (11-25) Sodium 136 (133-144), Potassium 4.6 (3.5-5)
Calcium
2.28 (2.10
Vitamin & Minerals: Ferritin 109 (30-150) Note: 10 days prior was 172, Transferrin Saturation 18 (25-45%) Iron 10.7 (10-30) UIBC 49.5 (13-56) TIBC 60 (45-81) Folate 12.6 (8.83-60.8) Vit B12 72 (37.5-188) Vit D 50 (50-250) Copper 19.7 (11-25) Sodium 136 (133-144), Potassium 4.6 (3.5-5)
Calcium
2.28 (2.10
Amy_O
in
Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Strontium, is it helpful for bone density?
A doctor recommended I try AlgaeCal which has a
calcium
supplement and also a strontium suppl add-on . Has anyone here had good results by adding strontium to their bone density supplement regime?
A doctor recommended I try AlgaeCal which has a
calcium
supplement and also a strontium suppl add-on . Has anyone here had good results by adding strontium to their bone density supplement regime?
GypsyGal2
in
Bone Health and Osteoporosis UK
2 years ago
10 May 2023 MRI yesterday
G'day beloved ms family. I survived the Magnetic Resonance Image (MRI) session yesterday. Took several hours and my Valium relaxed me but did not pet knonk me out. Learned a few new things yesterday. Who would have thought that after 20+ years ab old dog can learn new tricks. 1. YOU can
G'day beloved ms family. I survived the Magnetic Resonance Image (MRI) session yesterday. Took several hours and my Valium relaxed me but did not pet knonk me out. Learned a few new things yesterday. Who would have thought that after 20+ years ab old dog can learn new tricks. 1. YOU can
RoyceNewton
in
My MSAA Community
1 year ago
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