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Iron levels and huge TSH drop
Hi I've got two questions for today if thats ok: 1. I've finally managed to get my iron panel results (second time of trying) and the results are as follows: All in range: Iron 16 TIBC 64.5 UIBC 48.5 Out of range: Transferrin saturation 24.8 Ferritin 13.4 So from what I gather from reading
Hi I've got two questions for today if thats ok: 1. I've finally managed to get my iron panel results (second time of trying) and the results are as follows: All in range: Iron 16 TIBC 64.5 UIBC 48.5 Out of range: Transferrin saturation 24.8 Ferritin 13.4 So from what I gather from reading
Cybob
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Thyroid UK
6 months ago
First time posting here with questions
Hello, I was wondering how to tell if you need b12 injections when you take oral b12 and your serum b12 always comes out looking great? I haven't had it tested recently but past tests always come out way over the range. Anyway, I saw a post by @Marz in which she said that she takes b12 due to having
Hello, I was wondering how to tell if you need b12 injections when you take oral b12 and your serum b12 always comes out looking great? I haven't had it tested recently but past tests always come out way over the range. Anyway, I saw a post by @Marz in which she said that she takes b12 due to having
shirlzoni
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Thyroid UK
6 months ago
Magnesium supplements
Hi, I've seen a few posts on here saying about taking magnesium taurate supplements. Just wondering which one's are good to take as there are so many different one's. Also did you check first with your GP/cardiologist before taking?Thanks 😊
Hi, I've seen a few posts on here saying about taking magnesium taurate supplements. Just wondering which one's are good to take as there are so many different one's. Also did you check first with your GP/cardiologist before taking?Thanks 😊
Tropicaltaurus
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AF Association
8 months ago
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Try a hot bath soak with epsom salts. Works for my son.
Try a hot bath soak with epsom salts. Works for my son.
bcountryman
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Restless Legs Syndrome
5 months ago
Magnesium Use
This article from Dr. Westin popped up in email about different forms of Magnesium. I thought someone would find it helpful. https://www.restartmed.com/best-and-worst-forms-of-magnesium/?utm_source=Restart+Medical+Newsletter&utm_campaign=af7e0442d2-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2023_12_06_10_35&utm_medium=email&utm_term
This article from Dr. Westin popped up in email about different forms of Magnesium. I thought someone would find it helpful. https://www.restartmed.com/best-and-worst-forms-of-magnesium/?utm_source=Restart+Medical+Newsletter&utm_campaign=af7e0442d2-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2023_12_06_10_35&utm_medium=email&utm_term
Batty1
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Thyroid UK
8 months ago
Thyroid symptoms or Parkinsons, an update to my previous post
A huge thank you to all the people who gave me such good advice! My FT3 is slightly up and my FT4 is slighty down, result! Going in the right direction. My Vitamin D is improving, I will continue to use BetterYou sublingual sprays (D3+K2) for this, and magnesium. My Vitamin B12 hasn't moved much,
A huge thank you to all the people who gave me such good advice! My FT3 is slightly up and my FT4 is slighty down, result! Going in the right direction. My Vitamin D is improving, I will continue to use BetterYou sublingual sprays (D3+K2) for this, and magnesium. My Vitamin B12 hasn't moved much,
Joat_the_cat
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Thyroid UK
9 months ago
Vitamins and Supplements
I am in the throws of reading Chris van Tulleken's book Ultra-Processed People. It has been an eye opener. Not that one hasn't been aware of the harms of processed food but perhaps one has been unaware at how extensive it is and also how seemingly malicious for corporate gain? What does come out is
I am in the throws of reading Chris van Tulleken's book Ultra-Processed People. It has been an eye opener. Not that one hasn't been aware of the harms of processed food but perhaps one has been unaware at how extensive it is and also how seemingly malicious for corporate gain? What does come out is
Ridge
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PMRGCAuk
9 months ago
The most common failures in relation to the treatment of RLS, from my experience:
My name is Kimberley Bradfield and I am a clinical negligence solicitor at Switalskis Solicitors. Switalskis is a large firm that specialises in clinical negligence and has offices across the UK. We have successfully settled a number of clinical negligence cases relating to the negligent treatment of
My name is Kimberley Bradfield and I am a clinical negligence solicitor at Switalskis Solicitors. Switalskis is a large firm that specialises in clinical negligence and has offices across the UK. We have successfully settled a number of clinical negligence cases relating to the negligent treatment of
Switalskis
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Restless Legs Syndrome
7 months ago
Any help? My doctors are useless
Had a blood test done two days ago and my hematocrit is 55% my hematocrit of 44% is classed as high my haemoglobin is 168 and the optimal range is 155 (high end)alongside my liver and calcium levels and my ferritin has dropped again to 26. My TSH was 2.90 optimal range of 0.25-4.90. My white blood cells
Had a blood test done two days ago and my hematocrit is 55% my hematocrit of 44% is classed as high my haemoglobin is 168 and the optimal range is 155 (high end)alongside my liver and calcium levels and my ferritin has dropped again to 26. My TSH was 2.90 optimal range of 0.25-4.90. My white blood cells
Soxakita
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Thyroid UK
7 months ago
Withdrawing from medication.
I have had RLS for many years lately. Originally I was prescribed Sifrol 0.250mg and later reduced at my request to 0.125mg, due to feeling drowsy in the morning. 0.125mg has worked for many years along with plenty of exercise and taking magnesium. About 7 years ago I weaned myself if Sifrol and had
I have had RLS for many years lately. Originally I was prescribed Sifrol 0.250mg and later reduced at my request to 0.125mg, due to feeling drowsy in the morning. 0.125mg has worked for many years along with plenty of exercise and taking magnesium. About 7 years ago I weaned myself if Sifrol and had
Lovecalm
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Restless Legs Syndrome
9 months ago
Help with test results - haemochromatosis with iron deficiency?
A few years ago I regularly had blood tests which showed high iron levels so my doc suspected Haemochromatosis. I had the genetic testing which showed I had the gene mutation. I used to get blood drawn to treat it and bring down my iron levels. However, recently I had blood tests which showed low ferritin
A few years ago I regularly had blood tests which showed high iron levels so my doc suspected Haemochromatosis. I had the genetic testing which showed I had the gene mutation. I used to get blood drawn to treat it and bring down my iron levels. However, recently I had blood tests which showed low ferritin
tnefeh
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
7 months ago
Advice on non-medication treatment of RLS required
I'm afraid I haven't posted for a long time! I am 74 and my symptoms have become more severe, causing real loss of sleep. A neurologist I saw recently wanted to put me on dopamine-agonist patches which I refused, tho' I am following her recommended course of B12 injections. I've had 9 of the 12 jabs
I'm afraid I haven't posted for a long time! I am 74 and my symptoms have become more severe, causing real loss of sleep. A neurologist I saw recently wanted to put me on dopamine-agonist patches which I refused, tho' I am following her recommended course of B12 injections. I've had 9 of the 12 jabs
argyll1
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Restless Legs Syndrome
9 months ago
Advice about recent NDT thyroid blood tests and high SHBG
Hi there! Is there any connection between high SHBG and taking NDT thyroid medication? I've been feeling better than ever on my Erfa thyroid medication and I don't feel over medicated at all, but I had high SHBG. My estradiol also seems high. I've read that one reason for high SHBG can be hyperthyroidism
Hi there! Is there any connection between high SHBG and taking NDT thyroid medication? I've been feeling better than ever on my Erfa thyroid medication and I don't feel over medicated at all, but I had high SHBG. My estradiol also seems high. I've read that one reason for high SHBG can be hyperthyroidism
RatherBeSleeping
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Thyroid UK
9 months ago
Blood Pressure experience and views sought
Hi allI have been feeling ropey,v lethargic and a bit slow for a few months now, despite increase in Levothyroxine. I had attributed this to constant blood loss(months) following HRT which didn't suit me,however this stopped 2 months ago. Previous blood tests showed haemoglobin on the low side so have
Hi allI have been feeling ropey,v lethargic and a bit slow for a few months now, despite increase in Levothyroxine. I had attributed this to constant blood loss(months) following HRT which didn't suit me,however this stopped 2 months ago. Previous blood tests showed haemoglobin on the low side so have
Pebble23
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Thyroid UK
9 months ago
Magnesium
Hi.just a question.i was just wondering if I can take magnesium,while taking lefluomide.suppose to take 2 tablets a day.thanks.
Hi.just a question.i was just wondering if I can take magnesium,while taking lefluomide.suppose to take 2 tablets a day.thanks.
Flosy
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PMRGCAuk
9 months ago
blue fingers when in hot bath??
Has anyone else had this? It happen to my toes when I was in the shower the other day too. I don’t know if it’s Raynauds or my low ferritin/anemia or what. About to go for a colonoscopy this week for the anemia and a high positive FIT test but I can’t see it being linked to that.
Has anyone else had this? It happen to my toes when I was in the shower the other day too. I don’t know if it’s Raynauds or my low ferritin/anemia or what. About to go for a colonoscopy this week for the anemia and a high positive FIT test but I can’t see it being linked to that.
Newfylady
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Scleroderma & Raynaud's UK (SRUK)
7 months ago
Advice needed on iron levels (plus an update on Targinact)
Hi everyone, I posted recently asking for advice about Targinact, which I started taking on 10 January. I had such an extreme and horrible reaction that I stopped taking it 15 days later. Given my dose was only 5/2.5mg daily, I haven't had any withdrawal issues other than feeling very tired and depressed
Hi everyone, I posted recently asking for advice about Targinact, which I started taking on 10 January. I had such an extreme and horrible reaction that I stopped taking it 15 days later. Given my dose was only 5/2.5mg daily, I haven't had any withdrawal issues other than feeling very tired and depressed
Claire_lc
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Restless Legs Syndrome
7 months ago
magnesium and implantation
Hi, I was reading the other day that magnesium supplements help with implantation but now seem to have lost that post. Can someone guide on the above and suggest any magnesium supplements they have been using? Thanks
Hi, I was reading the other day that magnesium supplements help with implantation but now seem to have lost that post. Can someone guide on the above and suggest any magnesium supplements they have been using? Thanks
EatPrayLive
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Fertility Network UK
9 months ago
Ferritin level
Hi all. I am a 74 year old man and I have had RLS for about 30 years. Resently it has become quite severe. I take .5mg of ropinirole at 7am, 12 noon, 5pm along with 480mg magnesium and at 8pm I take 1mg ropinirole along with 200 mg of gabapentin. I am having issues controling RLS and am unable to get
Hi all. I am a 74 year old man and I have had RLS for about 30 years. Resently it has become quite severe. I take .5mg of ropinirole at 7am, 12 noon, 5pm along with 480mg magnesium and at 8pm I take 1mg ropinirole along with 200 mg of gabapentin. I am having issues controling RLS and am unable to get
Hotrodder
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Restless Legs Syndrome
9 months ago
How to nurture bone health
Hello Community, Our bones are the structural architecture that connect us to the earth element. This mineralised matrix of collagen and calcium phosphate - magnesium an important bone nutrient too, helping to keep calcium in our bones. Osteocytes, osteoblasts and osteoclasts are bone cells. The activity
Hello Community, Our bones are the structural architecture that connect us to the earth element. This mineralised matrix of collagen and calcium phosphate - magnesium an important bone nutrient too, helping to keep calcium in our bones. Osteocytes, osteoblasts and osteoclasts are bone cells. The activity
WhollyAligned
Administrator
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Nutrition and Yoga for Health
7 months ago
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