Experiences with

Calcium

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.

Hello Ladies and Gents There’s 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?

ENT: yes it’s normal Me: my calcium has never been tested, the ultrasound said adenomas and nodules and masses. ENT: (squinting at records) no doesn’t look like Calcium has been tested. Your TSH has though, that’s normal.

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.

Unfortunately, I did find quite a few websites that say spinach, beans and whole grains block calcium absorption. In other words, if you eat dairy or take calcium pills, and then eat rice and beans an hour later, you've eaten the dairy/calcium pills for nothing.

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,

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

(I do take calcium, K, D etc and moderate targeted exercises) Thanks for reading the rant 😀

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!!)

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?

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 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 : )

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.

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

My endo only say that my calcium is ok and nit pay attention to my symptoms Sorry for my bad English

It’s been suggested by a nutritionist I take calcium & magnesium. I have also read that vitamin D could. Any thoughts please? Thank you for your patience and I look forward to your response. Take care everyone

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He was low on fluids, iron, calcium, and a number of other things and was too nauseous to eat or drink almost anything. Everyday his blood numbers dropped till his hemoglobin was 6.7 and they transfused him with two units of blood.