Experiences with

Malnutrition

the more posts I read the more I get confused, but I can see why some people suffer from malnutrition cutting protein out,that's what is going to happen to me because I am only 8st I can see the difference in me already, I need the calories, I wonder if the albutrix that I have been reading about would

But I got so much other problems, I can not handle (pain, can not burp well, fullness, gas bloat syndrome, foodintolerances, malnutrition, underweight,digest problems and so on). I swallow air as well and it makes it so worse. Is there somebody with the same problems and did a relocation?

Possibly due to malnutrition. Many thanks

Every single time I went to have my bloods drawn at the hospital (because of malnutrition fears) the ONLY thing coming back below normal was FOLATE and vitamin B12. When I say low, I mean borderline low nothing super fancy!

molars for 8 months while healing after graft followed by implant placement and no partial denture during those 8 months because it would interfere with healing SO JUST eat purée for 8 months Doc 3 afraid to put in implants due to immune compromise Everyone says non-implant dentures will lead to malnutrition

She died aged 27 of malnutrition. The Guardian had a good article pointing out the flaws in the NHS treatment of ME patients. https://www.theguardian.com/society/article/2024/aug/09/what-is-me-myalgic-encephalomyelitis-nhs-criticised

Out of curiosity, I managed to set up my NHS portal and patient access, and checked through the last couple of years of various blood tests.Now, when I was in hospital in 2022 (all linked to mistreated hypothyroidism), many blood tests showed malabsorption and malnutrition.

It got worse when I had malnutrition for 20 before I was diagnosed coeliac condition ,even then things didn't get better until I went on the Hate diet (Google Hate diet)🤔

My youngest child has pneumonia, and hasn't eaten properly for a week and therefore has dropped all his gains and is now in the severe malnutrition category. I'm really, really worried..and also feel like I'm failing him.

I ate while she was here because i thought im maybe suffering malnutrition and she cooked but my damn guts can't handle food meanwhile im hungry sometimes.

Hello, I am getting more worried about my husbands malnutrition. He has been referred to dietitians but that was a while back, I chased but they he’d no record of the referral so I emailed the letter and they have said he has been added to the list to be triaged.

Roll on 3 weeks in Edinburgh and she completed her assessment and attitude changed - she had decompensated liver disease and only hope was a transplant and they knew that this was not alcohol related and was probably the malnutrition as there was no reason, they had tested for all other conditions.

Various reasons, anaemia, malnutrition (because of diabetes & keeping blood sugar too strictly under control), electrolytes needing to be sorted because of the diuretics, etc.

For the past 6 months or so I have been having severe hot flashes and I got my hormones checked at the gynecologist and she told me that I have low estrogen due to the malnutrition caused by the anorexia which is making my pituitary gland not produce the hormones needed to give me estrogen.

Is extremely thin due to malnutrition. an Icelandic Christmas character) https://youtu.be/-0YxwsFhv74?si=-OcU0X50p8N5HrrG

Poor self hygiene and self appearance (noticed quite red rashes at the crease of his arms), lack of essential food (empty fridge and cupboards) and consequently malnutrition and leaving in unsanitary conditions as his studio is very neglected. .

I googled RDW to find out more and see that it is associated with anemia, malnutrition and liver disease. (Recommended action - more folate, B12 in diet.)

Things for overall good health and that those with co-mobilities ( heart disease, diabetes, overweight, etc) need to manage, I’ve read that a serous issue with those on kidney diets is malnutrition. Yet I haven’t found a comprehensive 360 degree resource to address this problem.

I read some of your replies and it opened my eyes just enough to get some things checked out....... depression..... malnutrition. So I will go on another day to get some of these things checked out. I hope that you find the answers you need

Gastrointestinal disorders, malnutrition and malabsorption can result in mineral and vitamin D deficiencies and bone loss. Patients with chronic liver disease have a higher risk of fracture due to hepatic osteodystrophy.