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Daughter's symptoms
I'm really quite worried about my 25 yr old daughter and she has given permission for me to post her results. She has had really quite bad fatigue for 10 years and will just drop asleep any time of the day as she is so tired. She doesn't have an overly stressful job but does have some digestion issues
I'm really quite worried about my 25 yr old daughter and she has given permission for me to post her results. She has had really quite bad fatigue for 10 years and will just drop asleep any time of the day as she is so tired. She doesn't have an overly stressful job but does have some digestion issues
bikebabe
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Thyroid UK
10 months ago
My story of my 23 year battle with Pca.
I have decided to share this with the group because yesterday a guy shared his fear. In no way should you take any of this as a suggestion for treatment or refusal of treatment. I was diagnosed with Pca Gleason 3+3 July 13 2000 ar the age of 49. When the Dr. gave me the results I started sweating profusely
I have decided to share this with the group because yesterday a guy shared his fear. In no way should you take any of this as a suggestion for treatment or refusal of treatment. I was diagnosed with Pca Gleason 3+3 July 13 2000 ar the age of 49. When the Dr. gave me the results I started sweating profusely
Professorgary
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
10 months ago
Full set of test results finally
After some delays and other issues, finally got test done and more delays before getting back here. Test Result Normal Range Biochemistry CRP 1.19 <5.0 mg/L Ferritin 233.0 30 - 400 ug/L Magnesium 0.97 0.66 - 0.99 mmol/L Hormones Cortisol (Random) 492.0 6am -
After some delays and other issues, finally got test done and more delays before getting back here. Test Result Normal Range Biochemistry CRP 1.19 <5.0 mg/L Ferritin 233.0 30 - 400 ug/L Magnesium 0.97 0.66 - 0.99 mmol/L Hormones Cortisol (Random) 492.0 6am -
Jasper79
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Thyroid UK
10 months ago
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Iron could help B12 levels
Hi everyone, I’ve never post before… but I came across some useful information that could help you all. In my own personal experience I developed a b12 deficiency for no particular reason, I’ve been tested for pernicious anemia and that came back negative, I put it down to a mixture of a restricted
Hi everyone, I’ve never post before… but I came across some useful information that could help you all. In my own personal experience I developed a b12 deficiency for no particular reason, I’ve been tested for pernicious anemia and that came back negative, I put it down to a mixture of a restricted
MarvelDC
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
9 months ago
Boron, an interesting article about supplement for T3 increase
Found this article which I found interesting as a possible supplement to assist with T3 may consider after next blood test if no improvement. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4712861/?fbclid=IwAR3dMJ-9rLLZ47g1qBU4LbMViJROk8gIbRNhijGMMW3giwHjVbsY06Huppk
Found this article which I found interesting as a possible supplement to assist with T3 may consider after next blood test if no improvement. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4712861/?fbclid=IwAR3dMJ-9rLLZ47g1qBU4LbMViJROk8gIbRNhijGMMW3giwHjVbsY06Huppk
Humphre
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Thyroid UK
9 months ago
getting a diagnosis
my son had persistent dry cough as a child, no inhalers worked but he never saw a specialist. A course of oral steroids sorted him out for a good while. He is now 23 and a professional singer, classically trained but suffers with reflux, persistent cough, and gets every virus on his chest. Recently
my son had persistent dry cough as a child, no inhalers worked but he never saw a specialist. A course of oral steroids sorted him out for a good while. He is now 23 and a professional singer, classically trained but suffers with reflux, persistent cough, and gets every virus on his chest. Recently
Mag999
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Asthma Community Forum
11 months ago
Does Magnesium need a big gap around thyroid meds?
I currently try to leave 4 hours either side of both iron and magnesium capsules and thyroid meds. Do I need to do that with magnesium?
I currently try to leave 4 hours either side of both iron and magnesium capsules and thyroid meds. Do I need to do that with magnesium?
FancyPants54
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Thyroid UK
11 months ago
Food supplements I hope will help
I had: PSA 30, Gleason 10, PCa Stage 4 localized to pelvic region. Treated with IMRT radiation + Eligard + Abiraterone. PSA undetectable. Stopped Abiraterone due liver that hates it (liver is ok). Will try Nubeqa, and may switch to Orgovyx after Eligard runs out in December. While ADT starves the
I had: PSA 30, Gleason 10, PCa Stage 4 localized to pelvic region. Treated with IMRT radiation + Eligard + Abiraterone. PSA undetectable. Stopped Abiraterone due liver that hates it (liver is ok). Will try Nubeqa, and may switch to Orgovyx after Eligard runs out in December. While ADT starves the
Brad70
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
11 months ago
Recent osteopenia diagnosis looking for good supplements
Hi recently diagnosed with osteopenia though I have been on long term thyroid medication (levothyroxine).I understand I need to take vit D3 with vit K2 plus magnesium which I do alongside a good multi B vitamin but I should also take boron and strontium. I have found this supplement. Does anyone know
Hi recently diagnosed with osteopenia though I have been on long term thyroid medication (levothyroxine).I understand I need to take vit D3 with vit K2 plus magnesium which I do alongside a good multi B vitamin but I should also take boron and strontium. I have found this supplement. Does anyone know
Maztee
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Bone Health and Osteoporosis UK
11 months ago
Advice on latest test results
Hi, I got diagnosed with underactive thyroid in September 2023. I was put on 50g of Levothyroxine and iron tablets as I had low ferritin and anemic. My latest results show I'm no longer anemic but my ferritin is still relativity low despite having been on iron tablets for 2 months. Dr seems to be
Hi, I got diagnosed with underactive thyroid in September 2023. I was put on 50g of Levothyroxine and iron tablets as I had low ferritin and anemic. My latest results show I'm no longer anemic but my ferritin is still relativity low despite having been on iron tablets for 2 months. Dr seems to be
Shoesy99
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Thyroid UK
9 months ago
The good doctor
I had a GP appointment this morning (double appointment) for a Medication Review. I haven’t had one since pre-Covid when I lived in a different part of the country. I crept into the surgery with fear in my heart as I prepared to explain the ins and outs of NDT. OH came with me as I was in the middle
I had a GP appointment this morning (double appointment) for a Medication Review. I haven’t had one since pre-Covid when I lived in a different part of the country. I crept into the surgery with fear in my heart as I prepared to explain the ins and outs of NDT. OH came with me as I was in the middle
Hidden
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Thyroid UK
11 months ago
Thanks to all the advice on here
I think I'm getting to a better place - many thanks to all the people giving advice given on here. My meds/supplements include: 100mcg levo, 10mcg liothyronine (which i might increase to 15 mcg), vit b12/folate lozenge), vit D/k2 spray, glucosamine/chondroitin, calcium), new heart meds (disopyramide
I think I'm getting to a better place - many thanks to all the people giving advice given on here. My meds/supplements include: 100mcg levo, 10mcg liothyronine (which i might increase to 15 mcg), vit b12/folate lozenge), vit D/k2 spray, glucosamine/chondroitin, calcium), new heart meds (disopyramide
bikebabe
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Thyroid UK
11 months ago
T4 low, TSH rising, T3 fluctuates
I posted a few weeks ago about my ongoing battle with thyroid symptoms (hypothyroidism) and B12 and trying to get my GP to move forward with it all. My latest (private) test results are attached. Taken at 8.30am, just water, stopped biotin a week before. My T4 is low (and dropped below range last
I posted a few weeks ago about my ongoing battle with thyroid symptoms (hypothyroidism) and B12 and trying to get my GP to move forward with it all. My latest (private) test results are attached. Taken at 8.30am, just water, stopped biotin a week before. My T4 is low (and dropped below range last
Tiffin76
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Thyroid UK
11 months ago
pregnancy RLS
I was on medication before I was pregnant because my RL was so severe. Since being pregnant the medication wasn’t advised due to lack of research. I am approaching 32 weeks pregnant and it’s worse than ever! I can’t sleep. Iv tried iron supplements, tens machine, ice packs, magnesium cream and bath salts
I was on medication before I was pregnant because my RL was so severe. Since being pregnant the medication wasn’t advised due to lack of research. I am approaching 32 weeks pregnant and it’s worse than ever! I can’t sleep. Iv tried iron supplements, tens machine, ice packs, magnesium cream and bath salts
JNdavis
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Restless Legs Syndrome
11 months ago
Recent GP visit - Thoughts please!
Hi. I'm 60. Last week I just couldn't function, at my whit's end - again. Did another e-consult. Typed out all my history, including being diagnosed with CFS in 2011 and struggling since then with the list of symptoms. Also included my Medichecks thyroid panel results, which have been ignored by the
Hi. I'm 60. Last week I just couldn't function, at my whit's end - again. Did another e-consult. Typed out all my history, including being diagnosed with CFS in 2011 and struggling since then with the list of symptoms. Also included my Medichecks thyroid panel results, which have been ignored by the
Sleepysparrow
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Thyroid UK
11 months ago
Morphine constipation help
Only taking 7mg of morphine. In my third month. It is helping my PLMD but the constipation is horrible, and also sedation/fatigue has set in, and while I can drink caffeine it doesn't seem to have any effect. (I wish I had stayed at 4mg--it was helping less but I had more energy and controllable constipation
Only taking 7mg of morphine. In my third month. It is helping my PLMD but the constipation is horrible, and also sedation/fatigue has set in, and while I can drink caffeine it doesn't seem to have any effect. (I wish I had stayed at 4mg--it was helping less but I had more energy and controllable constipation
wantokporo
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Restless Legs Syndrome
8 months ago
a thank you to you guys! Swelling much better on Teva not Roma t3 - advice re magnesium and 5htp
update firstly huge thank you to all your support I am not going mad the swelling gone down massively within the first 2 days. Yuppeeeee yippeeee yay yay yay thank you 🙏 Swelling better in legs … !!!! Yay yay yay not gone but better on Teva rather than Roma capsules Please please advice 1.
update firstly huge thank you to all your support I am not going mad the swelling gone down massively within the first 2 days. Yuppeeeee yippeeee yay yay yay thank you 🙏 Swelling better in legs … !!!! Yay yay yay not gone but better on Teva rather than Roma capsules Please please advice 1.
Chouchou1234
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Thyroid UK
11 months ago
advice on latest blood results and conversion rate
Diagnosed hypothyroid in Feb 2023 & subsequently with Hashimoto’s all results in bio Just had Monitor my Health results back, I went privately as wanted to check how I was doing after following recommended (on here) supplements for a few months, dose increase to 125 Levothyroxine and on my FT3. Results
Diagnosed hypothyroid in Feb 2023 & subsequently with Hashimoto’s all results in bio Just had Monitor my Health results back, I went privately as wanted to check how I was doing after following recommended (on here) supplements for a few months, dose increase to 125 Levothyroxine and on my FT3. Results
Slowrunner1208
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Thyroid UK
11 months ago
Conjecture
I use conjecture as part of my creative process. Thing is I do not pretend it is anything but conjecture. Using those who share their experience on this forum it seems to me that of the three forms readily commercially available Methylcobalamin has the most profound effect. As a person who is not
I use conjecture as part of my creative process. Thing is I do not pretend it is anything but conjecture. Using those who share their experience on this forum it seems to me that of the three forms readily commercially available Methylcobalamin has the most profound effect. As a person who is not
WIZARD6787
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
9 months ago
Supplements to reduce glutamate
I was inspired by Widebody's comments on taurine and glycine to look into supplements that reduce glutamate. I found the following on an autism website that I cannot vouch for, but here is the list: (those of us taking gabapentin, pregabalin, horizont are taking medicine that is reducing brain glutamate
I was inspired by Widebody's comments on taurine and glycine to look into supplements that reduce glutamate. I found the following on an autism website that I cannot vouch for, but here is the list: (those of us taking gabapentin, pregabalin, horizont are taking medicine that is reducing brain glutamate
wantokporo
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Restless Legs Syndrome
11 months ago
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