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How quickly does homocysteine rise following cessation of B12 injections?
Previous post for context: @https://healthunlocked.com/pasoc/posts/149711971/antibody-to-transcobalamin-ii-causing-functional-b12-deficiency?responses=149728666 I have been trying to convince doctors that I need daily injections to prevent B12 deficiency symptoms from returning. They simply do not believe
Previous post for context: @https://healthunlocked.com/pasoc/posts/149711971/antibody-to-transcobalamin-ii-causing-functional-b12-deficiency?responses=149728666 I have been trying to convince doctors that I need daily injections to prevent B12 deficiency symptoms from returning. They simply do not believe
jeremycat_
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
11 months ago
Adenosylcobalamin
I am trying to find out how to administer Adenosylcobalamin in the most efficient way. I am aware that Adenosylcobalamin is water soluble at .097 mcg/ml which with my limited chemistry knowledge means the most I could inject is .097 mcg/ml. However water solubility of hydroxocobalamin is 0.0273 mg
I am trying to find out how to administer Adenosylcobalamin in the most efficient way. I am aware that Adenosylcobalamin is water soluble at .097 mcg/ml which with my limited chemistry knowledge means the most I could inject is .097 mcg/ml. However water solubility of hydroxocobalamin is 0.0273 mg
WIZARD6787
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
11 months ago
Liquid Iron
Has anyone with atrophic gastritis had any success with taking and tolerating liquid iron please ?I have iron deficiency finally accepted by my doctor after many visits and blood tests !
Has anyone with atrophic gastritis had any success with taking and tolerating liquid iron please ?I have iron deficiency finally accepted by my doctor after many visits and blood tests !
davina70
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
11 months ago
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My baby girl.
Good morning all. I've been writing my updates as anonymous as possible but trying to give relevant information and updates to the condition. In reality I've been writing on my wife's behalf. She was diagnosed in February this year and was taking tremendous strides in getting better. She looked fantastic
Good morning all. I've been writing my updates as anonymous as possible but trying to give relevant information and updates to the condition. In reality I've been writing on my wife's behalf. She was diagnosed in February this year and was taking tremendous strides in getting better. She looked fantastic
Hidden
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British Liver Trust
11 months ago
any advice 🙏🏽
Report Mybirthday1975 profile imageMybirthday1975Sheila_G 1 hour ago Hi I’m new here I have RA I’m (stero positive)I’m having flare after flare in so sick of feeling poorly with it and so tired.I feel like it’s stole my life away from me,I can’t plan as I don’t know how I will feel I’m so fed up.I
Report Mybirthday1975 profile imageMybirthday1975Sheila_G 1 hour ago Hi I’m new here I have RA I’m (stero positive)I’m having flare after flare in so sick of feeling poorly with it and so tired.I feel like it’s stole my life away from me,I can’t plan as I don’t know how I will feel I’m so fed up.I
Mybirthday1975
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NRAS
6 months ago
What vitamin supplements to take alongside B12 injections?
Hi all - I'm currently on monthly injections for PA but still feel tired every morning even after a good nights sleep; low energy days; trouble focusing etc - sure you'll all be familiar with the symptoms! I've had several further blood tests and vitamin D and iron deficiencies have been identified
Hi all - I'm currently on monthly injections for PA but still feel tired every morning even after a good nights sleep; low energy days; trouble focusing etc - sure you'll all be familiar with the symptoms! I've had several further blood tests and vitamin D and iron deficiencies have been identified
TheSunshineSanctuary
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
9 months ago
"Subacute" "Combined" spinal cord degeneration, decoded?
An ongoing question is the meaning of the initial terms of Subacute Combined Spinal Cord Degeneration. Jade recently posted a link to the article, "A Case of Subacute Combined Degeneration of Spinal Cord Diagnosed by Vitamin B12 Administration Lowering Methylmalonic Acid" I was grazing through the references
An ongoing question is the meaning of the initial terms of Subacute Combined Spinal Cord Degeneration. Jade recently posted a link to the article, "A Case of Subacute Combined Degeneration of Spinal Cord Diagnosed by Vitamin B12 Administration Lowering Methylmalonic Acid" I was grazing through the references
WiscGuy
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
11 months ago
Low ferritin again
Unsurprisingly my ferritin has fallen back to the very bottom of the range yet again after i ceased iron supplements back in march. Raised a call with the surgery this morning and within 6 minutes of raising the call online it had been closed by the enhanced care practitioner as saying no action required
Unsurprisingly my ferritin has fallen back to the very bottom of the range yet again after i ceased iron supplements back in march. Raised a call with the surgery this morning and within 6 minutes of raising the call online it had been closed by the enhanced care practitioner as saying no action required
Rollercoaster44
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Thyroid UK
6 months ago
Iron Deficiency and Iron Deficiency Anemia: Potential Risk Factors in Bone Loss
Members are likely all too familiar with patients being told that they are suffering osteopenia or osteoporosis due to having too much thyroid hormone. And, especially, too much T3. While it is important to realise that there is a case to be made regarding excess thyroid hormone, it is just as important
Members are likely all too familiar with patients being told that they are suffering osteopenia or osteoporosis due to having too much thyroid hormone. And, especially, too much T3. While it is important to realise that there is a case to be made regarding excess thyroid hormone, it is just as important
helvella
Thyroid UK
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Thyroid UK
6 months ago
Ferritin levels decreased despite iron supplement
Hello In November I did a Monitor My Health Anaemia test, which showed: HB133g/L (normal) Ferritin 27ug/L (normal) TSAT 18% (normal) Active B12 47pmmol/L (normal) Folate 20ug/L (normal) In December my TSH at the GP was 1.01 (0.27 -4.2) Monitor My Health was TSH 1.19 (0.27-4.2) FT4 17 )12 -
Hello In November I did a Monitor My Health Anaemia test, which showed: HB133g/L (normal) Ferritin 27ug/L (normal) TSAT 18% (normal) Active B12 47pmmol/L (normal) Folate 20ug/L (normal) In December my TSH at the GP was 1.01 (0.27 -4.2) Monitor My Health was TSH 1.19 (0.27-4.2) FT4 17 )12 -
Amtired
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Thyroid UK
6 months ago
Iron study results help please
HiI had a ferritin test in November and posted my results here and got some help. My result then was low at 10.2ug/l I have since persuaded the doctor to do further tests for iron. Unfortunately she did not repeat ferritin but did an iron study results as follows Serum iron level 19 umol/L [9.0 - 30.4
HiI had a ferritin test in November and posted my results here and got some help. My result then was low at 10.2ug/l I have since persuaded the doctor to do further tests for iron. Unfortunately she did not repeat ferritin but did an iron study results as follows Serum iron level 19 umol/L [9.0 - 30.4
Cn13
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Thyroid UK
6 months ago
Serum Ferritin levels
I had a blood test last week and my serum ferritin level is 24 ug/L. It says the normal range is 10 to 291. As I have restless legs is this level ok or should I be taking iron tablets? It doesn’t mention my transferrin saturation numbers. Maybe if I call in at the doctors I could ask if they have
I had a blood test last week and my serum ferritin level is 24 ug/L. It says the normal range is 10 to 291. As I have restless legs is this level ok or should I be taking iron tablets? It doesn’t mention my transferrin saturation numbers. Maybe if I call in at the doctors I could ask if they have
Dibbydog
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Restless Legs Syndrome
6 months ago
Update re: Total Confusion about Ferritin (Medichecks) Results!
As promised to Seaside Susie, and 6 months later, please see below response I've had from Medichecks. I'm just sad it didn't come in time for Seaside Susie to see that they had eventually listened to us! It is an improvement on the previous reference range for over 60yrs females but it raises more questions
As promised to Seaside Susie, and 6 months later, please see below response I've had from Medichecks. I'm just sad it didn't come in time for Seaside Susie to see that they had eventually listened to us! It is an improvement on the previous reference range for over 60yrs females but it raises more questions
Jazz80
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Thyroid UK
6 months ago
Loosing the weight/Blood Results
hi, this is my second post regarding under active thyroid & trying to get a straight answer for loosing the weight. Was given lots of advice from your members & advised to get full bloods done, saw GP & she did all bloods, results are on here now, asked about the weight & still couldn’t get a straight
hi, this is my second post regarding under active thyroid & trying to get a straight answer for loosing the weight. Was given lots of advice from your members & advised to get full bloods done, saw GP & she did all bloods, results are on here now, asked about the weight & still couldn’t get a straight
Btsfan
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Thyroid UK
11 months ago
Eligibility for autumn 2023 COVID-19 booster jabs
We have updated our page on COVID-19 vaccinations to include information about who will be eligible for the autumn 2023 boosters. This will be a wider group than those who were eligible for the spring boosters. Read more here: https://www.lupusuk.org.uk/covid19-vaccination/
We have updated our page on COVID-19 vaccinations to include information about who will be eligible for the autumn 2023 boosters. This will be a wider group than those who were eligible for the spring boosters. Read more here: https://www.lupusuk.org.uk/covid19-vaccination/
Debbie_kinsey
Administrator
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LUPUS UK
11 months ago
Where do I go to?
I am a 60 year old male, I don’t know if I have PA, B12 deficiency or other. I have a number of symptoms which lead me to believe it is at least a B12 deficiency. Having asked my GP for an “active” B12 test I received a full serum test which came with normal levels and apparently that was me cured, my
I am a 60 year old male, I don’t know if I have PA, B12 deficiency or other. I have a number of symptoms which lead me to believe it is at least a B12 deficiency. Having asked my GP for an “active” B12 test I received a full serum test which came with normal levels and apparently that was me cured, my
Isok
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
11 months ago
Vitamin b12 deficiency
I posted recently about my mum stopping her pregabalin and iron tablets and how she was having a few symptoms which we werent sure were withdrawal effects of pregabalin or just pred side effects.Anyway we seemed to get over that and she was feeling better until last week when she started getting quite
I posted recently about my mum stopping her pregabalin and iron tablets and how she was having a few symptoms which we werent sure were withdrawal effects of pregabalin or just pred side effects.Anyway we seemed to get over that and she was feeling better until last week when she started getting quite
Buchanan16
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PMRGCAuk
11 months ago
low iron and folate
My hypo daughter is clearly feeling tired. She leads a very busy life but from own hypo past experience I can see she is going downhill. Here are some of the results she received back in August when she was advised to take Spatone. At that time she had been taking iron tablets but had stopped because
My hypo daughter is clearly feeling tired. She leads a very busy life but from own hypo past experience I can see she is going downhill. Here are some of the results she received back in August when she was advised to take Spatone. At that time she had been taking iron tablets but had stopped because
mstp
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Thyroid UK
6 months ago
Hello strangers.
Hello, just thought that having been banned from the Cllforum years ago for no good reason, I would catch up with what has been happening to some of the people I liked so much. (I was banned for complaining about the ALT-MED stuff that used to appear so regularly there, and the fact that it was treated
Hello, just thought that having been banned from the Cllforum years ago for no good reason, I would catch up with what has been happening to some of the people I liked so much. (I was banned for complaining about the ALT-MED stuff that used to appear so regularly there, and the fact that it was treated
andysnat
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CLL Support
11 months ago
Blood test results
I have so little faith in my surgery these days, and because I was feeling really drained I did a home anemia test. The result was abnormal, so I contacted the surgery to arrange for a blood test. What a performance!!! I told the receptionist I did a home test and the result was to see a doctor. It
I have so little faith in my surgery these days, and because I was feeling really drained I did a home anemia test. The result was abnormal, so I contacted the surgery to arrange for a blood test. What a performance!!! I told the receptionist I did a home test and the result was to see a doctor. It
Suziscrews
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Thyroid UK
11 months ago
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