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Best time to take Ramipril morning or bedtime?
I'm a 67 yr old woman and I have recently been prescribed Ramipril for really high blood pressure. I was given Amlodipine first, but had every side effect possible and some, then was changed to Propranolol which suited me great but when seeing a doctor because I couldn't breath properly was told it was
I'm a 67 yr old woman and I have recently been prescribed Ramipril for really high blood pressure. I was given Amlodipine first, but had every side effect possible and some, then was changed to Propranolol which suited me great but when seeing a doctor because I couldn't breath properly was told it was
Bonnie20
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High Blood Pressure Support
4 years ago
Foul mood this morning -spotting when already had a period endo crap
So yesterday I was feeling more positive but today I’ve got up to some light bleeding I’ve never bled in between my period unless on the pill I feel angry and frustrated because I’ve done everything in my power to manage this condition I’m now doing castor oil packs at least 3 times a week I’m on the
So yesterday I was feeling more positive but today I’ve got up to some light bleeding I’ve never bled in between my period unless on the pill I feel angry and frustrated because I’ve done everything in my power to manage this condition I’m now doing castor oil packs at least 3 times a week I’m on the
Afrohair
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Endometriosis UK
4 years ago
Had antibodies, now don’t
Hello. In the late 1990s I tested high positive for gastric parietal cell antibodies. Then again on three other occasions during recent years. However, last week I had a test for gastric parietal cell and intrinsic factor antibodies and to my surprise both came back negative. Is this usual? Can these
Hello. In the late 1990s I tested high positive for gastric parietal cell antibodies. Then again on three other occasions during recent years. However, last week I had a test for gastric parietal cell and intrinsic factor antibodies and to my surprise both came back negative. Is this usual? Can these
Popcorn3
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
4 years ago
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Fundic gland polyps
I have been diagnosed with B12 deficiency. I recently had an upper endoscopy in an effort to find out why. The gastroenterologist that did my procedure told me I had many small polyps, mostly in the fundus, but a few in the body of the stomach. Many biopsies were taken. The polyps are all fundic
I have been diagnosed with B12 deficiency. I recently had an upper endoscopy in an effort to find out why. The gastroenterologist that did my procedure told me I had many small polyps, mostly in the fundus, but a few in the body of the stomach. Many biopsies were taken. The polyps are all fundic
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
4 years ago
20 years old seeking advice on process of being diagnosed with RA
I'm 20 years old and currently in the process of being diagnosed with RA. It's been a distressing journey for me, the past year I have suffered from chronic back pain. I've seen many different medical professionals who have been unable to explain the cause. In the past few months I have started to suffer
I'm 20 years old and currently in the process of being diagnosed with RA. It's been a distressing journey for me, the past year I have suffered from chronic back pain. I've seen many different medical professionals who have been unable to explain the cause. In the past few months I have started to suffer
geb527
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NRAS
4 years ago
Can you overdose on B12?
I wonder if you can help - my daughter is 17 and posted for the first time recently. I’m writing on her behalf as I’m her mum. She went to have her monthly b12 jab this afternoon (I wasn’t with her) and the nurse refused to do it as said her level was too high (now 1242). He checked with a gp and was
I wonder if you can help - my daughter is 17 and posted for the first time recently. I’m writing on her behalf as I’m her mum. She went to have her monthly b12 jab this afternoon (I wasn’t with her) and the nurse refused to do it as said her level was too high (now 1242). He checked with a gp and was
SAM2608
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
4 years ago
Any connection with B12 deficiency and Bladder issues?
This forum seems such a helpful community, I have finally plucked up courage to post. I have some questions which I would be really grateful if someone might be able to help me with. My (22 year old) son was informed he had B12 deficiency around a year ago. He had been suffering with anxiety and fatigue
This forum seems such a helpful community, I have finally plucked up courage to post. I have some questions which I would be really grateful if someone might be able to help me with. My (22 year old) son was informed he had B12 deficiency around a year ago. He had been suffering with anxiety and fatigue
papaya259
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
4 years ago
Difficult to swallow and pressure
Hi there I’m 17 years old and after going to my GP with suspected iron deficiency, my b12 levels came back as very low at 92. After pre loading doses and monthly injections since October my levels are now at 1434! Intrinsic Factor came back as normal and no further action required- Paediatrician has
Hi there I’m 17 years old and after going to my GP with suspected iron deficiency, my b12 levels came back as very low at 92. After pre loading doses and monthly injections since October my levels are now at 1434! Intrinsic Factor came back as normal and no further action required- Paediatrician has
SAM2608
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
4 years ago
Hello, delurking, & thanks
Well, I've lurked here on this great forum long enough. Here's my long saga. Feel free to skim! I joined early summer 2018 soon after a June morning when I woke up, Googled "stiff fingers upon waking," and knew, somehow, that I had RA. My GP ran rheumatoid factor and anti-CCP tests along with CRP/SED
Well, I've lurked here on this great forum long enough. Here's my long saga. Feel free to skim! I joined early summer 2018 soon after a June morning when I woke up, Googled "stiff fingers upon waking," and knew, somehow, that I had RA. My GP ran rheumatoid factor and anti-CCP tests along with CRP/SED
lily2003
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NRAS
4 years ago
Goodbye Xeloda, Hello Taxol or Abraxane
Well, I got almost 7 months out of Xeloda, with blessedly few side effects. But my last CT scan showed that liver mets have increased, a lot, so it's time to move on. I would love to hear of your experiences with Taxol or Abraxane. I think I'm most worried about the solvent Cremophor that is needed
Well, I got almost 7 months out of Xeloda, with blessedly few side effects. But my last CT scan showed that liver mets have increased, a lot, so it's time to move on. I would love to hear of your experiences with Taxol or Abraxane. I think I'm most worried about the solvent Cremophor that is needed
MacroMom
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SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
4 years ago
Sero Positive RA
Hi everyone, quick question, I was diagnosed sero positive in 2013 and on 22.5mg Injectable MTX & Hydroxychloroquin, I have changed consultants recently and the new one has done a Nuclear full body bone scan (waiting for the report) but he did my bloods and said Rheumatoid Factor is negative?? I knew
Hi everyone, quick question, I was diagnosed sero positive in 2013 and on 22.5mg Injectable MTX & Hydroxychloroquin, I have changed consultants recently and the new one has done a Nuclear full body bone scan (waiting for the report) but he did my bloods and said Rheumatoid Factor is negative?? I knew
Jillybean1983
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NRAS
4 years ago
Anyone else seem to have some sort of “triggered” intrinsic factor blocking antibody?
I’m 21 years old, an athlete and up until a couple months ago completely healthy. Then I got mono and 12 weeks later the fatigue had not gone away and the dr found I had a b12 deficiency (135 pg/mL). She then gave me a double dose of B12 shot and then I got blood drawn for an IFBA test. It came back
I’m 21 years old, an athlete and up until a couple months ago completely healthy. Then I got mono and 12 weeks later the fatigue had not gone away and the dr found I had a b12 deficiency (135 pg/mL). She then gave me a double dose of B12 shot and then I got blood drawn for an IFBA test. It came back
merpit349
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
4 years ago
3rd time.
Hi folks hope ur coping well. 1st time had my doses I think 2 three times a week then 1 every 2 months I started to feel better then after 2 months it was stopped. Then back to the doctors weeks later after more or less begging it was reinstated BUT every 3 months now it’s better than nowt. Then 3 months
Hi folks hope ur coping well. 1st time had my doses I think 2 three times a week then 1 every 2 months I started to feel better then after 2 months it was stopped. Then back to the doctors weeks later after more or less begging it was reinstated BUT every 3 months now it’s better than nowt. Then 3 months
Chance15
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
4 years ago
CD1 is here- FET pending
I’m so nervous! CD1 is here so starting elleste tomorrow! I’m hoping and praying this cycle works after my failed first fresh transfer in November. This time im adding baby aspirin, castor oil packs, raspberry leaf tea and Pom juice! Also have a prescription for Lubion in case my progesterone levels
I’m so nervous! CD1 is here so starting elleste tomorrow! I’m hoping and praying this cycle works after my failed first fresh transfer in November. This time im adding baby aspirin, castor oil packs, raspberry leaf tea and Pom juice! Also have a prescription for Lubion in case my progesterone levels
Hidden
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Fertility Network UK
4 years ago
Blood Results Antibodies Positive..Any Help or Guidance?
Below are my lab results. Diagnosed Graves Disease February 2019. Off thyroid medication. Feel awful. Pain left side of my head, shoulder, arm, hip and thigh. Itchy eyebrows. Also flush cheeks. Have deviated septum and possible TMJ. Recently put on estrogen patch. Been a year of feeling sick. Why if
Below are my lab results. Diagnosed Graves Disease February 2019. Off thyroid medication. Feel awful. Pain left side of my head, shoulder, arm, hip and thigh. Itchy eyebrows. Also flush cheeks. Have deviated septum and possible TMJ. Recently put on estrogen patch. Been a year of feeling sick. Why if
Kim327
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Thyroid UK
4 years ago
Functional doctor checking everything!
I posted here before about my suspected low B12 and my experience with my unsympathetic GP. I visited my consultant who was also not interested in listening to me. In fact he was taking blood while I was telling him I was sure I was low in B12 again and he didn't bother to even check it even though I
I posted here before about my suspected low B12 and my experience with my unsympathetic GP. I visited my consultant who was also not interested in listening to me. In fact he was taking blood while I was telling him I was sure I was low in B12 again and he didn't bother to even check it even though I
MariaMe
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
4 years ago
Castor oil packs for FET
Am thinking of using castor oil packs before my FET this time round. Any experience with them or advice? Do I need a specific pack or can I just get one on Amazon? Thanks all😊
Am thinking of using castor oil packs before my FET this time round. Any experience with them or advice? Do I need a specific pack or can I just get one on Amazon? Thanks all😊
hifer
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Fertility Network UK
4 years ago
Intrinsic factor antibody
Hi guys I’ve just had an intrinsic factor antibody blood test came back as 1.45U/ml with I think a reference range of 0.00-6.00 can anyone explain what that means?
Hi guys I’ve just had an intrinsic factor antibody blood test came back as 1.45U/ml with I think a reference range of 0.00-6.00 can anyone explain what that means?
Pixielula
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
5 years ago
Pernicious anemia with "normal" B12, MMA, and homocysteine
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/20587489 "Serum B(12) levels ranged from 267 to 447 pg/ml. Homocysteine and methylmalonic acid levels were normal. Testing for antibody to intrinsic factor was positive, consistent with pernicious anaemia. After treatment with intramuscular B(12) injections (1000
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/20587489 "Serum B(12) levels ranged from 267 to 447 pg/ml. Homocysteine and methylmalonic acid levels were normal. Testing for antibody to intrinsic factor was positive, consistent with pernicious anaemia. After treatment with intramuscular B(12) injections (1000
genesurf
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
5 years ago
End of the road - unresponsive thin endometrium
So after failed cancel after failed cancel due to thin lining I have just returned from a scan after trying Tamoxifen but the lining was worse than ever. I have tried everything; vit e, l’argine, additional Estrogen, castor oil packs, acupuncture, reflexology, additional protein, a hysterscopy which
So after failed cancel after failed cancel due to thin lining I have just returned from a scan after trying Tamoxifen but the lining was worse than ever. I have tried everything; vit e, l’argine, additional Estrogen, castor oil packs, acupuncture, reflexology, additional protein, a hysterscopy which
Prayingforafamily
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Fertility Network UK
4 years ago
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