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Please could someone point me to a provider, thanks. I've looked at the test provider lust bit can't see wood for trees. Thank you !!

I am currently inactive on the list but working to get back active. I have an appt with the transplant team on Mar 6th to see if I can get reactivated. Do I have to be active to get her kidney? What if I get reactivated and get a call for a deceased kidney before her being tested and passing?

They tell me to get more active but can’t as I’ve explained 🤷‍♀️please help! I’ve established eating potassium with bisoprolol is not a good Idea 🤷‍♀️

trying to get more active, need to loose weight and take better care of myself

I'm considering cyber knife or active surveillance. Would like to get some opinions about active surveillance.

Walking to supermarket food shopping and manage to get my active 10 in yay

Initially I wasn't achieving Active 10's most if not all days but for the last month or so I've knuckled down and get an Active 10 every day and recently clocked up 500 minutes.

I continue to have badly blocked ears and a runny nose for several weeks. I’ve only managed to see paramedics rather than a GP about it. I haven’t used any nasal sprays (other than saline) but would like to try anti-allergy medication such as antihistamine. Yet I’ve read that “A few common stimulating

hi there! I have vasospastic angina, raynauds, slightly high bad cholesterol (darn the cheese! ), I get smacked with vasovagal syncope on occasion, and then also inflammatory arthritis and cauda equina syndrome and some altered body sensation, bile salt malabsorption and neuropathic digestion problems

I am a 74 year old female of, normally, very good health apart from a persistent zinc deficiency which I treat with prescription zinc medication. During and following a chest infection, which was treated with antibiotics just after Christmas, I had a painful lump in my neck. My doctor asked to see me

20/1/25 TSH 0.023 mIU/L (0.27 - 42) -0.6% Free T4 (fT4) 16.80 pmol/L (12 - 22) 48.0% Free T3 (fT3) 5.2 pmol/L (3.1 - 6.8) 56.8% T4:T3 Ratio 3.231  Thyroglobulin Antibodies (TgAb) 17.9 IU/mL (≤ 115) Thyroid Peroxidase Antibodies (TPO) 13 IU/mL (≤ 34) C-Reactive Protein (CRP) 1.7 mg/L (0 - 3) 56.7% Vitamin

Hello, I have just received my results from Medichecks and am shocked. I seem to have gone from one extreme to another and not sure what to do. Would appreciate any advice you may have. I am only on 50mcg of Levothyroxine and have been on this dose for only 2 months. The report that came with the

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Could this be Pernicious Anemia? Hello, I’m new here but have been feeling pretty awful for a long time now. it was suggested I should consider PA and wondered if anyone could advise? I’ll try to keep it brief: I’ve been feeling unwell for YEARS - with mainly anemia type symptoms (details below)

Morning, I’ve had an iron panel with Medichecks and the ferritin is double that of the last two NHS results. I don’t supplement iron and thought I’d need to so tested before starting. Nov 23 Ferritin 76 ng/ml ( 11-306.8) June 2024 Ferritin 90 ng/ml ( 11-306.8) Jan 25 Ferritin 215 ug/L (30 - 

38 year old male. I was diagnosed with graves in August of 23. I started gluten free. I was on an initial high dose of methimazole then by December of 23 was very much in the hypo range after my endocrinologist refused to reduce my dose. I was able to reduce and wait and by late Feb 24 I was on

Hi, Been on Levo since Early May 2024 (TSH was 5.4 / T4 was 14.1) - (Male 82kg - Age 50) but over time i have always worried i was maybe not converting T4 to T3. Finally i got my GP to test T3 T4 and TSH together (Originally Started on 25mcg - 50mcg - 75mcg - Currently 50mcg) (Went back down from

Looking for advice, any help / steers will be most gratefully received. Health wise, I've had a rough few month’s with new symptoms creeping in that may or may not be hypothyroid related?! My current Liothyronine dosage is 20 morning (circa 0630), 20 lunchtime (1200) and 10 early evening (1700).