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Someone posted that some of us inject 2 to 3 times a day. I was going to comment some of us inject 4 times a day but never found that comment again. I personally did trials of 1.2,3,4 times a day. Other than the 4 times a day it was about getting more B12. Then it came to me that more frequent might
Someone posted that some of us inject 2 to 3 times a day. I was going to comment some of us inject 4 times a day but never found that comment again. I personally did trials of 1.2,3,4 times a day. Other than the 4 times a day it was about getting more B12. Then it came to me that more frequent might
WIZARD6787
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
8 months ago
Re-reading Martyn Hooper
Hi Guys I have had such an extraordinary week chatting with you on this forum that my head is buzzing with PA questions! I am having a PA review and research day today. I am revisiting "[i]What you need to know about PERNICIOUS ANAEMIA AND B12 DEFICIENCY[/i]" by our wonderful Martyn Hooper. The following
Hi Guys I have had such an extraordinary week chatting with you on this forum that my head is buzzing with PA questions! I am having a PA review and research day today. I am revisiting "[i]What you need to know about PERNICIOUS ANAEMIA AND B12 DEFICIENCY[/i]" by our wonderful Martyn Hooper. The following
Wwwdot
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
8 months ago
Funny Mix?
Hi Folks For over two years i have been searching for a diagnosis to my long held symptoms, hence my arrival here. I have been living with classic low thyroid symptoms for many years i fear. I am basically half dead half of the time, and mostly dead the rest. Anyways - above is a Nuffield
Hi Folks For over two years i have been searching for a diagnosis to my long held symptoms, hence my arrival here. I have been living with classic low thyroid symptoms for many years i fear. I am basically half dead half of the time, and mostly dead the rest. Anyways - above is a Nuffield
Treesong2023
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Thyroid UK
8 months ago
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New Study : Vitamin B12 boosts cellular reprogramming
[i]" In the context of aging, although most diets across the world contain sufficient amounts of B12, older individuals often present poor B12 absorption and, therefore, partial deficiency of B12. Our work suggests that this could in part contribute to the lower tissue repair capacity of older people
[i]" In the context of aging, although most diets across the world contain sufficient amounts of B12, older individuals often present poor B12 absorption and, therefore, partial deficiency of B12. Our work suggests that this could in part contribute to the lower tissue repair capacity of older people
Technoid
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
8 months ago
Daughter- overactive?
Morning all, My daughter has had 2 blood tests 6 months apart which suggest over active thyroid. High T3 and T4, low TSH They have started her on Carbimazole 15mg Her folate is 9 B12 - High normal 712 We have requested a VIT D test and ferritin. Her lymphocytes are 1.3 slightly out of range.
Morning all, My daughter has had 2 blood tests 6 months apart which suggest over active thyroid. High T3 and T4, low TSH They have started her on Carbimazole 15mg Her folate is 9 B12 - High normal 712 We have requested a VIT D test and ferritin. Her lymphocytes are 1.3 slightly out of range.
Rockerfella
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Thyroid UK
8 months ago
Waking feeling tense since change of B12
Wondering if I should change b12. Since switching to Pascoe hydroxo ampoules from Dr Myhill's hydroxo vial, when I wake in the morning my body is full of tension / tense energy. I feel like I want to have a round on a punch bag to release all the tension and agitation. Whilst my body is feeling this
Wondering if I should change b12. Since switching to Pascoe hydroxo ampoules from Dr Myhill's hydroxo vial, when I wake in the morning my body is full of tension / tense energy. I feel like I want to have a round on a punch bag to release all the tension and agitation. Whilst my body is feeling this
Sunnysidoop
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
8 months ago
No stamina
I am confident I have my thyroid hormones at right level and most of my symptoms are gone. I am slowly losing weight, alert, happy, skin is better. My arthritis plays up hence the inflammation but my main issue is lack of stamina. I can only really do one thing a day after which I am wiped out and need
I am confident I have my thyroid hormones at right level and most of my symptoms are gone. I am slowly losing weight, alert, happy, skin is better. My arthritis plays up hence the inflammation but my main issue is lack of stamina. I can only really do one thing a day after which I am wiped out and need
Hectorsmum2
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Thyroid UK
8 months ago
Vitamin b12/Folate deficiency
Hi all, Firstly can I say how helpful I’ve found this forum with the issues I’ve had with my health recently. I’ve recently been diagnosed by my GP with b12 and folate deficiency. I had a blood test (in the UK) and was told my level was 125 (not sure what unit of measure). It was suggested I had a
Hi all, Firstly can I say how helpful I’ve found this forum with the issues I’ve had with my health recently. I’ve recently been diagnosed by my GP with b12 and folate deficiency. I had a blood test (in the UK) and was told my level was 125 (not sure what unit of measure). It was suggested I had a
Madman070578
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
8 months ago
Blood work
I recently got my blood tested so I could check for ferritin levels and my ferritin was at 329. I had gotten my blood test a year ago when I first saw the doctor for RLS but they’d didn't test ferritin levels at that time. My doctor just messaged me about my new results and said my results showed elevation
I recently got my blood tested so I could check for ferritin levels and my ferritin was at 329. I had gotten my blood test a year ago when I first saw the doctor for RLS but they’d didn't test ferritin levels at that time. My doctor just messaged me about my new results and said my results showed elevation
Tbone87
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Restless Legs Syndrome
8 months ago
Nervous tummy
I'm really getting very low in mood. My tummy heaves constantly. I have been quite proud of myself for about four months because I came off Sertraline. I put this down to my EOD inj of B12. It lifted me so much after nearly 50years on and off, mainly on, antidepressants. I have been worried about my
I'm really getting very low in mood. My tummy heaves constantly. I have been quite proud of myself for about four months because I came off Sertraline. I put this down to my EOD inj of B12. It lifted me so much after nearly 50years on and off, mainly on, antidepressants. I have been worried about my
3rdNettydoon
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
8 months ago
Any expert eyes make any sense of these results
Hi I am writing to my GP today to ask for B12 injections to increase my levels to top 25% of range and support my clearly wonky thyroid activity. If anyone has any observations whatsoever regarding my blood results over the last 18 months I would be truly grateful ! I will attach results in next
Hi I am writing to my GP today to ask for B12 injections to increase my levels to top 25% of range and support my clearly wonky thyroid activity. If anyone has any observations whatsoever regarding my blood results over the last 18 months I would be truly grateful ! I will attach results in next
Spritze
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Thyroid UK
8 months ago
Panpharma B12 Depot out of stock at Apohealth - now what do I do?
Hi I made the mistake of ordering Panpharma Vitamin B12 from Apohealth recently but when it came the box looked a bit different and I realised I'd not ordered the "depot" version. I had cobalamin not hydroxy. So, annoyed with myself, I sent them back. I kept forgetting to reorder. Came to do it
Hi I made the mistake of ordering Panpharma Vitamin B12 from Apohealth recently but when it came the box looked a bit different and I realised I'd not ordered the "depot" version. I had cobalamin not hydroxy. So, annoyed with myself, I sent them back. I kept forgetting to reorder. Came to do it
FancyPants54
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
8 months ago
Seeking advice....
Asking for a friend who recently discovered some liquid B12 in the fridge ! Metabolics - Methyl - and yes it has been opened. BB date was some time ago - oops ! Is it still safe to use ? - does it lose effectiveness ? I'm a shocker for ignoring dates but would hate to give bad advice to a friend.
Asking for a friend who recently discovered some liquid B12 in the fridge ! Metabolics - Methyl - and yes it has been opened. BB date was some time ago - oops ! Is it still safe to use ? - does it lose effectiveness ? I'm a shocker for ignoring dates but would hate to give bad advice to a friend.
Marz
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
8 months ago
optimal bloods?
Looking at my bloods I think they are near enough spot on? (Any input would be great). However I still feel terrible with severe fatigue & body aches. I am taking vit D, multi vit, iron (heme) and going to restart cortex adrenal. As my cortisol is coming back low. currently on 1 1/4 grain armour
Looking at my bloods I think they are near enough spot on? (Any input would be great). However I still feel terrible with severe fatigue & body aches. I am taking vit D, multi vit, iron (heme) and going to restart cortex adrenal. As my cortisol is coming back low. currently on 1 1/4 grain armour
Ajva
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Thyroid UK
8 months ago
Polyneuropathy.
I treat my polyneuropathy with B6 and B12. GracePV shared their experience with B6, B12 nd B1. This inspired me to revisit my self treatment of my polyneuropathy. I came across information about Benfotiamine which is similar to Thiamine Hydrochloride and Thiamine Nitrate. There are indications
I treat my polyneuropathy with B6 and B12. GracePV shared their experience with B6, B12 nd B1. This inspired me to revisit my self treatment of my polyneuropathy. I came across information about Benfotiamine which is similar to Thiamine Hydrochloride and Thiamine Nitrate. There are indications
WIZARD6787
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
4 months ago
Fibromyalgia or PMR
Hi, advice please! I had a PMR diagnosis so put on prednisone then rheumatologist diagnosis of not PMR but fibromyalgia so tapered off prednisone. Finished prednisone in Sept. Pains returned referred to physio which worsened Pains so was discharged. Got a appt with Dr finally but had a 6 week wait.
Hi, advice please! I had a PMR diagnosis so put on prednisone then rheumatologist diagnosis of not PMR but fibromyalgia so tapered off prednisone. Finished prednisone in Sept. Pains returned referred to physio which worsened Pains so was discharged. Got a appt with Dr finally but had a 6 week wait.
Monkey321
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PMRGCAuk
8 months ago
The BMJ - Article on Vitamin B12
Hi Guys I thought this may be of interest: https://www.bmj.com/content/383/bmj-2022-071725 If I am late to the party and it's already been posted, then admin please feel free to delete! 🤗🤗🤗
Hi Guys I thought this may be of interest: https://www.bmj.com/content/383/bmj-2022-071725 If I am late to the party and it's already been posted, then admin please feel free to delete! 🤗🤗🤗
Wwwdot
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
8 months ago
Still here
Hi everyone, I haven't been on in a while, there was a big delay in getting my T3, postal service on strike, but thankfully it arrived. I won't received them until Christmas, my friend is coming to me for Christmas and is bringing them down to me when he comes. So I will be starting my T3 then. I know
Hi everyone, I haven't been on in a while, there was a big delay in getting my T3, postal service on strike, but thankfully it arrived. I won't received them until Christmas, my friend is coming to me for Christmas and is bringing them down to me when he comes. So I will be starting my T3 then. I know
Nicola1964
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Thyroid UK
8 months ago
What now, totally lost and scared
I was all ready to start self injecting B12 having done much research and received helpful advice on here, received supplies and got my first jab done at a clinic. I doubted my GP would consider injections as my total serum B12 was 747ng/L (200-900) 3 months ago so decided to go this alone. Very low
I was all ready to start self injecting B12 having done much research and received helpful advice on here, received supplies and got my first jab done at a clinic. I doubted my GP would consider injections as my total serum B12 was 747ng/L (200-900) 3 months ago so decided to go this alone. Very low
Bertiepuss
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
8 months ago
Ferritin Levels/Hair Loss/Thyroid
Good morning I have started to loose my hair and the doctor is insistent its not a change in my thyroid levels, although my TSH has changed over the last couple of readings. So I was told to have a ferritin test and take vitamin D, I also take B12. Thinking that it would be low hence the hair loss
Good morning I have started to loose my hair and the doctor is insistent its not a change in my thyroid levels, although my TSH has changed over the last couple of readings. So I was told to have a ferritin test and take vitamin D, I also take B12. Thinking that it would be low hence the hair loss
MurphysMama
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Thyroid UK
8 months ago
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