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Taking a magnesium supplement - any dependencies with other drugs?
After some research I have decided to add a magnesium supplement, to hopefully help with the muscle weakness in my legs. I’ve now got the supplement, but am not certain whether I need to take my dose at a particular time of day for best effect, or not take it with any of my other drugs. The others I
After some research I have decided to add a magnesium supplement, to hopefully help with the muscle weakness in my legs. I’ve now got the supplement, but am not certain whether I need to take my dose at a particular time of day for best effect, or not take it with any of my other drugs. The others I
Angel_doll
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PMRGCAuk
2 years ago
Rocky start onto Cape- hoping to leave as planned for NZ in just 3 weeks-Need Help
Last week started on cape after dec 19th abdominal Ct scan for surgery the next day turned up cancer spread to liver and throughout. Lobular was so sneaky that the regular PET scan just weeks before was reported out stable. So for Xmas, I quickly switched from Verzenio to Cape. They mailed it to me
Last week started on cape after dec 19th abdominal Ct scan for surgery the next day turned up cancer spread to liver and throughout. Lobular was so sneaky that the regular PET scan just weeks before was reported out stable. So for Xmas, I quickly switched from Verzenio to Cape. They mailed it to me
Bettybuckets
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SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
2 years ago
Blood results from Rant thread
I had most of the results back today. The GP is a "registrar" and undergoing training in a speciality. He should choose something not customer facing! Apparently the Magnesium, Creatinine and something else was "broken". There was only one tube of blood so it happened in the lab... They want me to
I had most of the results back today. The GP is a "registrar" and undergoing training in a speciality. He should choose something not customer facing! Apparently the Magnesium, Creatinine and something else was "broken". There was only one tube of blood so it happened in the lab... They want me to
serenfach
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
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Treating anaemia alongside thyroid medication
Having been on T3 only for about 8 months, I have made some massive strides in terms of my general health. Most of the symptoms that had me at my absolute lowest ebb, have gone. However, if one remains it is a general feeling of weakness. I used to weight lift 4 - 5 times a week before thyroid illness
Having been on T3 only for about 8 months, I have made some massive strides in terms of my general health. Most of the symptoms that had me at my absolute lowest ebb, have gone. However, if one remains it is a general feeling of weakness. I used to weight lift 4 - 5 times a week before thyroid illness
JonnyA
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Blood test comparisons please😊
I have new test results in, can I ask where do we go from here, please. Have been taking levo as instructed, early morning with water and then B12 and B complex after breakfast Vit D k2, 2 capsules at tea time Magnesium Malate, evening time Thank you for your time and patience 😘 5/10/22
I have new test results in, can I ask where do we go from here, please. Have been taking levo as instructed, early morning with water and then B12 and B complex after breakfast Vit D k2, 2 capsules at tea time Magnesium Malate, evening time Thank you for your time and patience 😘 5/10/22
Ankles
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
what kind of magnesium for afib and amount? Thanks
magnesium supplements. Kind and amount?
magnesium supplements. Kind and amount?
33peeler
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
2 years ago
Statins
Apologies, this is a very long post! Statins are known by members of this forum to trigger/exacerbate RLS, although the NHS doesn’t formally recognise this. Statins are the most prescribed drug in the world, recommended for the reduction of cholesterol. Many doctors will say that they are essential,
Apologies, this is a very long post! Statins are known by members of this forum to trigger/exacerbate RLS, although the NHS doesn’t formally recognise this. Statins are the most prescribed drug in the world, recommended for the reduction of cholesterol. Many doctors will say that they are essential,
ChrisColumbus
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Restless Legs Syndrome
2 years ago
PD without drugs
My husband's mom had PD. My husband is showing signs as well - lost smell/taste, mental/ behavioral changes, sleep problems, depression, memory loss, fatigue. tremors and muscle stiffness. As a couple we are taking a natural approach. He had a fall a number of weeks ago and sustained a head injury -
My husband's mom had PD. My husband is showing signs as well - lost smell/taste, mental/ behavioral changes, sleep problems, depression, memory loss, fatigue. tremors and muscle stiffness. As a couple we are taking a natural approach. He had a fall a number of weeks ago and sustained a head injury -
PD10123
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Cure Parkinson's
2 years ago
Terrible sleep - What do I need cortisol, liver, adrenals, perimenopause testing- all of them? Any advice please?
Hi All I'm having a bit of a crash at the moment and having to cancel so many social events, which is frankly quite depressing! I need a bit of help and am wondering if some kind soul might advice me. I've been doing lots of trawling and it is quite a minefield working out what we need given that the
Hi All I'm having a bit of a crash at the moment and having to cancel so many social events, which is frankly quite depressing! I need a bit of help and am wondering if some kind soul might advice me. I've been doing lots of trawling and it is quite a minefield working out what we need given that the
clarityforest
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Medication
I am experiencing hot sweats, dry mouth, fatigue. I have osteoporosis although not on meds yet and I have underactive thyroid. As advised I took magnesium but I took it with thyroxine. I feel dreadful, extreme tiredness, dry mouth, and having awful hot flushes that I've never had before. I'm 59.Wondered
I am experiencing hot sweats, dry mouth, fatigue. I have osteoporosis although not on meds yet and I have underactive thyroid. As advised I took magnesium but I took it with thyroxine. I feel dreadful, extreme tiredness, dry mouth, and having awful hot flushes that I've never had before. I'm 59.Wondered
Padster60
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Bone Health and Osteoporosis UK
2 years ago
Diazepam addiction.
Hi, I have been addicted to diazepam for a few years and have finally tapered down over a few months to 1mg per night. I honestly don't think it is strong enough to matter but if I don't have one just before I go to bed I cannot sleep. Also would taking magnesium oxide and 1mg of diazepam interact
Hi, I have been addicted to diazepam for a few years and have finally tapered down over a few months to 1mg per night. I honestly don't think it is strong enough to matter but if I don't have one just before I go to bed I cannot sleep. Also would taking magnesium oxide and 1mg of diazepam interact
John3E
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Anxiety and Depression Support
2 years ago
Post Transplant-- Cramps- mainly in lower leg
I am 8+ weeks post transplant and am suffering (really suffering!) with lower leg cramps. Not in my calves, which I can deal with, but sometimes in my feet, mainly alongside my shins, and this morning (usually happens early morning when still in bed) I had cramps in both shins and in an inner upper
I am 8+ weeks post transplant and am suffering (really suffering!) with lower leg cramps. Not in my calves, which I can deal with, but sometimes in my feet, mainly alongside my shins, and this morning (usually happens early morning when still in bed) I had cramps in both shins and in an inner upper
taar
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British Liver Trust
2 years ago
Water additives
Just another one of my curious questions… As I’m sipping on the last half of my first liter of water for the day I was wondering whether there are any additives you put in your water for health reasons? Just something to aid in or improve your overall health. I drink at least 2 liters a day and don
Just another one of my curious questions… As I’m sipping on the last half of my first liter of water for the day I was wondering whether there are any additives you put in your water for health reasons? Just something to aid in or improve your overall health. I drink at least 2 liters a day and don
JHvanN
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British Liver Trust
2 years ago
Serum Magnesium Levels - What level are those with AF on the Forum aiming for?
My April 2022 blood tests returned a serum magnesium level of 1.1 nmol/L. (Normal given as 0.7-1.0) And one constant on the Forum is members recommending Magnesium supplementation, reinforced by medical experts saying the same. My question however is what actual level (in nmol/L) are members who supplement
My April 2022 blood tests returned a serum magnesium level of 1.1 nmol/L. (Normal given as 0.7-1.0) And one constant on the Forum is members recommending Magnesium supplementation, reinforced by medical experts saying the same. My question however is what actual level (in nmol/L) are members who supplement
ozziebob
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
2 years ago
HRT and RLS
Hello everyone, Just wanted some advice please. I have been able to reduce my dosage of Ropinirole to 1.5mg with the unexpected help of HRT. I would like to reduce further and although I need to up the HRT dose, which may help. I am considering trying Magnesium. Any advice would as always be gratefully
Hello everyone, Just wanted some advice please. I have been able to reduce my dosage of Ropinirole to 1.5mg with the unexpected help of HRT. I would like to reduce further and although I need to up the HRT dose, which may help. I am considering trying Magnesium. Any advice would as always be gratefully
21years
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Restless Legs Syndrome
2 years ago
Overwhelming fatigue – do I increase T3?
Hi – looking for some advice! I have been on 10 mcgT3 and 75mcgT4 for 5 weeks (I titrated up slowly for 2 weeks before starting on 10mcgT3). For the last 3 or 4 weeks I have been having overwhelming fatigue and my body aches and I get very edgy. Even a short walk leaves me drained and washed out .
Hi – looking for some advice! I have been on 10 mcgT3 and 75mcgT4 for 5 weeks (I titrated up slowly for 2 weeks before starting on 10mcgT3). For the last 3 or 4 weeks I have been having overwhelming fatigue and my body aches and I get very edgy. Even a short walk leaves me drained and washed out .
Goldfinch7
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Could anyone help me with my results please
18/11/22 Serum iron 24 .4 range 5.8-34.5 Transferrin 2.34 range 2-3.6 Unsat binding capacity 59 range 50-90 % transf sat 41% range 16-40% Haemoglobin 138 range 120-160 RBC 4.49 range 4.1-5.1 RDW 12 2% range 11.5-15.7 MCV 93.1 range 80-100 MCH 330 range 30.7 range 27-33 MCHC 30.7 range 320-369
18/11/22 Serum iron 24 .4 range 5.8-34.5 Transferrin 2.34 range 2-3.6 Unsat binding capacity 59 range 50-90 % transf sat 41% range 16-40% Haemoglobin 138 range 120-160 RBC 4.49 range 4.1-5.1 RDW 12 2% range 11.5-15.7 MCV 93.1 range 80-100 MCH 330 range 30.7 range 27-33 MCHC 30.7 range 320-369
Paula1710
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
2 years ago
Too Many Beats
So I saw the Cardiologist EP on Friday for the first time. He was incredibly helpful and agreed I am getting a lot of ectopics PVC s I think. He said it is not AF as they are from a different part of the heart. They are however problematic as I’m getting so many of them. He has given me fleconaide
So I saw the Cardiologist EP on Friday for the first time. He was incredibly helpful and agreed I am getting a lot of ectopics PVC s I think. He said it is not AF as they are from a different part of the heart. They are however problematic as I’m getting so many of them. He has given me fleconaide
Finlaysmum
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AF Association
2 years ago
Hi Sue
I take 1200 mg gabapentin but in bed, 600mg getting into bed, and then 600mg in the middle of the night. This is partly because I have mild ADHD and am quite forgetful. But I don't suffer from RLS anything like some of the poor folk on here. Also I take the following supplements . 1g of vit c. 300 mg
I take 1200 mg gabapentin but in bed, 600mg getting into bed, and then 600mg in the middle of the night. This is partly because I have mild ADHD and am quite forgetful. But I don't suffer from RLS anything like some of the poor folk on here. Also I take the following supplements . 1g of vit c. 300 mg
Dexterruf
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Restless Legs Syndrome
2 years ago
Magnesium deficiency, Restless legs syndrome and hydroxycarbamide
I suffer from ET/PV and have been taking 500 mg. HU daily since May last year. I take Xarelto 20 mg. daily (blood thinner). I also suffer from life-long severe restless legs syndrome. At present I am being tried on Temgesic tablets (buprenorphine) to give me some quality of life. The inability to sit
I suffer from ET/PV and have been taking 500 mg. HU daily since May last year. I take Xarelto 20 mg. daily (blood thinner). I also suffer from life-long severe restless legs syndrome. At present I am being tried on Temgesic tablets (buprenorphine) to give me some quality of life. The inability to sit
Jelbea
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MPN Voice
2 years ago
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