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long term hair loss
Having been on levothyroxine for more than 10 years I have gone from having very thick hair to continually losing handfuls over the years and now having thin hair. I've asked GPS a few times but had no help. I take iron, biotin, selenium, magnesium, zinc, collegen and multi vitamins. Has anyone found
Having been on levothyroxine for more than 10 years I have gone from having very thick hair to continually losing handfuls over the years and now having thin hair. I've asked GPS a few times but had no help. I take iron, biotin, selenium, magnesium, zinc, collegen and multi vitamins. Has anyone found
Suesuzz
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
supplements for teenage migraine
Hello, Can anyone advise which supplements are worth trying for migraines and how much? I saw on the Cleveland’s clinic site the mention of riboflavin, magnesium and coenzyme q10 but it didn’t say how much and if suitable for a 14 year old. My daughter has suffered migraines since the age of 3
Hello, Can anyone advise which supplements are worth trying for migraines and how much? I saw on the Cleveland’s clinic site the mention of riboflavin, magnesium and coenzyme q10 but it didn’t say how much and if suitable for a 14 year old. My daughter has suffered migraines since the age of 3
Sparklyjenson
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National Migraine Centre
2 years ago
Magnesium taurate.
Unable to source a shelf supply of Magnesium taurate, but It can be made up by a compounding pharmacist. Can someone suggest the tab size and dose?
Unable to source a shelf supply of Magnesium taurate, but It can be made up by a compounding pharmacist. Can someone suggest the tab size and dose?
melismos
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AF Association
2 years ago
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a f and magnesium
I have been taking magnesium for over a year for my a f and it really does seem to lessen my attacks,any thoughts on this?
I have been taking magnesium for over a year for my a f and it really does seem to lessen my attacks,any thoughts on this?
trixie100
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AF Association
2 years ago
I need advice for my dad's vertigo
My dad after after several intratympanic steroid injection for inner ear infection after surgery suddenly during last injection felt so bad and she nce that time has sever vertigo. is there any treatment to fix this problem. My dad is 80 years old. could it be carnival 8th nerve damage or requires
My dad after after several intratympanic steroid injection for inner ear infection after surgery suddenly during last injection felt so bad and she nce that time has sever vertigo. is there any treatment to fix this problem. My dad is 80 years old. could it be carnival 8th nerve damage or requires
Hamayeshguy
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British Tinnitus Association
2 years ago
Night of cramp
So after having had a lovely day out yesterday. We did quite a long walk,my first since my leg scalding accident. I managed the walk ok and did just short of six miles. I was tired but not overly so. Went to bed at my normal time and dropped off only to wake suddenly after about an hour with bad
So after having had a lovely day out yesterday. We did quite a long walk,my first since my leg scalding accident. I managed the walk ok and did just short of six miles. I was tired but not overly so. Went to bed at my normal time and dropped off only to wake suddenly after about an hour with bad
kitchengardener2
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CLL Support
2 years ago
Help please.
last night my right leg started jerking around 8pm. Had a bath with Epsom salts. Took medication around 9.30, legs still jerking in bed under weighted blanket. No sleep. Got up to read and do stretches. Waited until 1.30 to take extra codeine. Right leg continued to jerk. Had another bath with Epsom
last night my right leg started jerking around 8pm. Had a bath with Epsom salts. Took medication around 9.30, legs still jerking in bed under weighted blanket. No sleep. Got up to read and do stretches. Waited until 1.30 to take extra codeine. Right leg continued to jerk. Had another bath with Epsom
desparatedenise
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Restless Legs Syndrome
2 years ago
Medichecks Result and a warning about testing & HRT
Apologies for the long post (my first) and thank you if you manage to get to the end of it. Bit of history first (there's more in my bio), after 7 years of being bedbound with a diagnosis of fibromyalgia, I was finally prescribed combination T3/T4 in 2018. I hadn't had my bloods checked since 2019
Apologies for the long post (my first) and thank you if you manage to get to the end of it. Bit of history first (there's more in my bio), after 7 years of being bedbound with a diagnosis of fibromyalgia, I was finally prescribed combination T3/T4 in 2018. I hadn't had my bloods checked since 2019
FAB-jellybean
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
What do these blood test results mean, please.
These are the results of the blood tests I had done earlier this month. My doctor didn't tell me to fast beforehand, but thanks to advice from this site I had fasted for the previous 12 hours. The doctor has now told me that no action needs to be taken, but I note that one of the readings shows that
These are the results of the blood tests I had done earlier this month. My doctor didn't tell me to fast beforehand, but thanks to advice from this site I had fasted for the previous 12 hours. The doctor has now told me that no action needs to be taken, but I note that one of the readings shows that
Desperate100
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Restless Legs Syndrome
2 years ago
Another blood test result to consider
Hi, I've just done a bluehorizon blood test mainly for my vitamins (can't get this on the NHS yet, though I'm trying), but had decided to have my thyroids done as well. As a quick recap had a thyroidectomy last year due to papillary nodules, I'm currently on 137.5mg Levo only (I was on 150mg 2 months
Hi, I've just done a bluehorizon blood test mainly for my vitamins (can't get this on the NHS yet, though I'm trying), but had decided to have my thyroids done as well. As a quick recap had a thyroidectomy last year due to papillary nodules, I'm currently on 137.5mg Levo only (I was on 150mg 2 months
Devonlad
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
British National Formulary - Confusion
In the British National Formulary, there is a section for each medicine headed [i]Medicinal Forms[/i]. You can see below that the lists start with the heading [i]All products[/i]. However, this is just plain misleading! The first five entries are all for 12.5 microgram levothyroxine tablets. But
In the British National Formulary, there is a section for each medicine headed [i]Medicinal Forms[/i]. You can see below that the lists start with the heading [i]All products[/i]. However, this is just plain misleading! The first five entries are all for 12.5 microgram levothyroxine tablets. But
helvella
Thyroid UK
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
is there a right time to take vitamin C supplement and how much should you take
Hi first I won’t to thank everyone that has written on here Iv learnt so much. I have had under active thyroid for 40 of my 63 years. I have been on Levothroxine for all that time. Different doses but for the last approx 7 years a dose of 125mg day I would like to point out that docs will only
Hi first I won’t to thank everyone that has written on here Iv learnt so much. I have had under active thyroid for 40 of my 63 years. I have been on Levothroxine for all that time. Different doses but for the last approx 7 years a dose of 125mg day I would like to point out that docs will only
Ronnieandrocks
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Guess it’s back!
Wanted to share my experience of my AF returning after 3 years. Was sitting at home after walking 24.000 steps the previous day when I started to feel hot, sweating and then suddenly throwing up and not feeling at all well. That’s when I realised my AF had returned with a heartbeat of over 160. I immediately
Wanted to share my experience of my AF returning after 3 years. Was sitting at home after walking 24.000 steps the previous day when I started to feel hot, sweating and then suddenly throwing up and not feeling at all well. That’s when I realised my AF had returned with a heartbeat of over 160. I immediately
Trotters70
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AF Association
2 years ago
Starting to feel bad again
Hello everyone! (sorry for the long post) I posted here about a year ago in regards to my test results and my GP's certainty that my labs were normal. I was trying to find that past post so I could remember all the details, but I dont know if it's been deleted since? Or if I'm being technologically
Hello everyone! (sorry for the long post) I posted here about a year ago in regards to my test results and my GP's certainty that my labs were normal. I was trying to find that past post so I could remember all the details, but I dont know if it's been deleted since? Or if I'm being technologically
Starling87
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Got to take the wins!
I’m over the moon and I feel the need to share as it’s you lovely people that have encouraged me not to give up and to fight for my health. I went to see a gastroenterologist for the first time today (private). I was ready for an argument because every doctor or consultant I’ve ever seen seemed to
I’m over the moon and I feel the need to share as it’s you lovely people that have encouraged me not to give up and to fight for my health. I went to see a gastroenterologist for the first time today (private). I was ready for an argument because every doctor or consultant I’ve ever seen seemed to
Sparklyjenson
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
2 years ago
Massive Headaches During Dialysis
I really need some help if there's anyone who can help. I am a "complex patient" who has Crohn's disease, bowel resections as well as ESRD. Chronic anemia too. Unlike most dialysis patients I have low magnesium, low potassium, low sodium. The headaches I have are excruciating. I take 4x 500mg
I really need some help if there's anyone who can help. I am a "complex patient" who has Crohn's disease, bowel resections as well as ESRD. Chronic anemia too. Unlike most dialysis patients I have low magnesium, low potassium, low sodium. The headaches I have are excruciating. I take 4x 500mg
sbrenn01
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Kidney Disease
2 years ago
Stomach issues
Hello everyone, I'm almost 2 years in now with PA diagnosis. I get b12 injection once every 4 weeks. Things have gotten better but I still suffer from gastric problems. I've tried gluten free and other diets but I can't seem to pin down what type of food cause this low level pain in gut sometimes
Hello everyone, I'm almost 2 years in now with PA diagnosis. I get b12 injection once every 4 weeks. Things have gotten better but I still suffer from gastric problems. I've tried gluten free and other diets but I can't seem to pin down what type of food cause this low level pain in gut sometimes
25092
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
2 years ago
Medichecks results guidance appreciated
I have received my most recent blood results from medichecks. I followed the adviced protocol before the early morning blood test. I take 100mcg of thyroxine daily Selenium Magnesium citrate Vitamin D3 with k2 Thorne Basic B comple Sublingual b12 lozenge CRP 0.49 mg/L. (0.-5) Ferritin 48.2ug
I have received my most recent blood results from medichecks. I followed the adviced protocol before the early morning blood test. I take 100mcg of thyroxine daily Selenium Magnesium citrate Vitamin D3 with k2 Thorne Basic B comple Sublingual b12 lozenge CRP 0.49 mg/L. (0.-5) Ferritin 48.2ug
Starmen
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Vitamins?
I've been struggling with asthma which comes and goes - when it goes I am fine - this might last for month. I have restrictive lung disease - where a person of my height should be able to breath in 400 I can only breath in 200 at best, sometimes only 75. I've been researching all of this a lot for
I've been struggling with asthma which comes and goes - when it goes I am fine - this might last for month. I have restrictive lung disease - where a person of my height should be able to breath in 400 I can only breath in 200 at best, sometimes only 75. I've been researching all of this a lot for
amberbrown
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Asthma Community Forum
2 years ago
Low eGFR
I volunteered for a PD-related research study but was excluded because of a low eGFR (58 and then 43). I’ve never had this before (it was 68 five months ago), but I wondered if it was possibly related to the Magnesium L-Threonate I take? I take two in the morning and two at night. Anyone have experience
I volunteered for a PD-related research study but was excluded because of a low eGFR (58 and then 43). I’ve never had this before (it was 68 five months ago), but I wondered if it was possibly related to the Magnesium L-Threonate I take? I take two in the morning and two at night. Anyone have experience
jocelyng
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Cure Parkinson's
2 years ago
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