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Having Private Blood Tests Done. Asking for Peer Review.
Phosphate
-
test
to detect an emergency. No need to supplement. Homosistein-Just to check if I need to start betaine again. B6-Test for toxicity. Better done by symptoms. Vitamin D-Check and try for midrange. This is what I got so far. Any suggestions or comments?
Phosphate
-
test
to detect an emergency. No need to supplement. Homosistein-Just to check if I need to start betaine again. B6-Test for toxicity. Better done by symptoms. Vitamin D-Check and try for midrange. This is what I got so far. Any suggestions or comments?
WIZARD6787
in
Pernicious Anaemia Society
7 months ago
Transplanted liver now in trouble?
Hi All My husband had a liver transplant in 2017 and has been mostly well since. He had NASH cirrhosis and liver cancer. He had a set of bloods on Monday unrelated to his liver but his liver function was tested. We were called the next day as ther were some surprising results which have worried him
Hi All My husband had a liver transplant in 2017 and has been mostly well since. He had NASH cirrhosis and liver cancer. He had a set of bloods on Monday unrelated to his liver but his liver function was tested. We were called the next day as ther were some surprising results which have worried him
Kimlescam
in
British Liver Trust
1 month ago
Osteopenia
Recently had a scan and have been diagnosed with osteopenia. Doctor prescribed Fosamax. Sounds like phosphate. Is ot compatible with CK 3b?
Recently had a scan and have been diagnosed with osteopenia. Doctor prescribed Fosamax. Sounds like phosphate. Is ot compatible with CK 3b?
OldTownhammock
in
Kidney Disease
2 months ago
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High ALT, AST number in blood work
Hii all , Today my father got his latest blood report . PSA down to 2.96 from 7.95 (initially diagnosed at 79.5). PSA is gradually going down which i think may be a good sign . But in todays report ALT came at 102.8U/l and AST at 67.8 U/l . In last report 2 months back it was 27.3 and 23.8 respectively
Hii all , Today my father got his latest blood report . PSA down to 2.96 from 7.95 (initially diagnosed at 79.5). PSA is gradually going down which i think may be a good sign . But in todays report ALT came at 102.8U/l and AST at 67.8 U/l . In last report 2 months back it was 27.3 and 23.8 respectively
jeetu_g27
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 months ago
Navina Smart irrigation system for constipation
Hi My husband is chronically constipated due to PSP. It’s been a major issue for about 2 years but it’s getting worse… he was averaging once every 5 to 8 days and now last time was 14 days and this time it’s 15 I have a continence nurse and GP that have input fortnightly and we usually manage on a
Hi My husband is chronically constipated due to PSP. It’s been a major issue for about 2 years but it’s getting worse… he was averaging once every 5 to 8 days and now last time was 14 days and this time it’s 15 I have a continence nurse and GP that have input fortnightly and we usually manage on a
Sun-flowerwearer
in
PSP Association
2 months ago
Low phosphate levels linked to hypothyroidism?
At my recent six monthly blood
test
, my
phosphate
levels had dropped and they are now below range. The trend for this has been dropping over the last year.
At my recent six monthly blood
test
, my
phosphate
levels had dropped and they are now below range. The trend for this has been dropping over the last year.
helen_m
in
Thyroid UK
2 months ago
Would like some suggestions for a B complex product with low dose B12 and folate please
Homocysteine Nutrients
https://www.seekinghealth.com/products/homocysteine-nutrients I really like the sound of this product but I’m concerned about the B vitamins that are missing, namely B3 and B1. It also doesn’t have inositol, choline or biotin, although I don’t know how important they
Homocysteine Nutrients
https://www.seekinghealth.com/products/homocysteine-nutrients I really like the sound of this product but I’m concerned about the B vitamins that are missing, namely B3 and B1. It also doesn’t have inositol, choline or biotin, although I don’t know how important they
Noelnoel
in
Thyroid UK
5 months ago
Is an Alkaline Phosphate level of 71 (UK) good?
Is an Alkaline Phosphate level of 71 (UK) good? Was put on steroids to deal with newly diagnosed PMR and they fell by 20 units in 2 weeks!
Is an Alkaline Phosphate level of 71 (UK) good? Was put on steroids to deal with newly diagnosed PMR and they fell by 20 units in 2 weeks!
Gioielli5
in
PBC Foundation
5 months ago
Mrs d
Hi i was diagnosed with PBC 15 years ago by chance, I have responded well to Urso my Alkaline Phosphate is now 130 initially 400. I have very dry eyes get the itch off and on for a few days at a time i do get very fatigued and call myself a half a day person, I also have asthma that is well controlled
Hi i was diagnosed with PBC 15 years ago by chance, I have responded well to Urso my Alkaline Phosphate is now 130 initially 400. I have very dry eyes get the itch off and on for a few days at a time i do get very fatigued and call myself a half a day person, I also have asthma that is well controlled
coronavirus19
in
PBC Foundation
6 months ago
Low phosphate again
Hi everyone, I'll try and keep this as short as I can!So I keep having episodes of upper back & chest pain. Then get random feelings like my heart stops, then it beats super fast then slows again. This happens multiple times in a row which I then go to a&e to get checked out. Every time it comes back
Hi everyone, I'll try and keep this as short as I can!So I keep having episodes of upper back & chest pain. Then get random feelings like my heart stops, then it beats super fast then slows again. This happens multiple times in a row which I then go to a&e to get checked out. Every time it comes back
PoTs_lass
in
British Heart Foundation
6 months ago
Preparing for Parathyroid test. B vits etc?
Doc agreed to do
test
as my calcium and
phosphate
are raised... Still waiting for call from endo... ! 🙄
Doc agreed to do
test
as my calcium and
phosphate
are raised... Still waiting for call from endo... ! 🙄
MrsClanger
in
Thyroid UK
6 months ago
Medication
I have been prescribed codine phosphate for the pain, but it makes me drowsy is there anything else I could have that doesn't I am asthmatic, feel like not getting any help from my doctor and the hospital discharged me, but i am struggling please
I have been prescribed codine phosphate for the pain, but it makes me drowsy is there anything else I could have that doesn't I am asthmatic, feel like not getting any help from my doctor and the hospital discharged me, but i am struggling please
Sallyram
in
Endometriosis UK
7 months ago
Recommended Tracking App - Easy to use, tracks what I need to monitor for CKD
After searching for a long time and almost giving up, I finally found an app that does everything that I need. Yeah! It tracks my diet and helps me monitor my intake of Sodium, Potassium, Phosphate, Protein and Water, which is important for patients with CKD . At the same time it tracks calories
After searching for a long time and almost giving up, I finally found an app that does everything that I need. Yeah! It tracks my diet and helps me monitor my intake of Sodium, Potassium, Phosphate, Protein and Water, which is important for patients with CKD . At the same time it tracks calories
2023CKD
in
Kidney Disease
7 months ago
Comprehensive CKD and healthy Diet app
If you are aware of any reputable comprehensive apps to help track food intake for CKD patients. I would love a recommendation. Kidney diet tracking is complicated and it would be invaluable to have a toolset for those of us trying to implement dietary changes that are comprehensive. By comprehensive
If you are aware of any reputable comprehensive apps to help track food intake for CKD patients. I would love a recommendation. Kidney diet tracking is complicated and it would be invaluable to have a toolset for those of us trying to implement dietary changes that are comprehensive. By comprehensive
2023CKD
in
Kidney Disease
7 months ago
RLS, PTH and PD
I found Arty-fact's post on hyperparathyroidism enlightening, as I'd never heard of a connection between HPT and PD. Looking for studies on the subject, I was surprised to learn of a possible connection with restless leg syndrome too, and thought those with this affliction might want to read this paper
I found Arty-fact's post on hyperparathyroidism enlightening, as I'd never heard of a connection between HPT and PD. Looking for studies on the subject, I was surprised to learn of a possible connection with restless leg syndrome too, and thought those with this affliction might want to read this paper
Rufous2
in
Cure Parkinson's
3 days ago
phosphate
Good Evening, a little question. I was reading an article about white and whole grain bread. I believe with CKD it is advised to eat white bread due to lower phosphates. The article said that this is not always the case, as although whole grain has more phosphates we only absorb 20-50% of the phosphates
Good Evening, a little question. I was reading an article about white and whole grain bread. I believe with CKD it is advised to eat white bread due to lower phosphates. The article said that this is not always the case, as although whole grain has more phosphates we only absorb 20-50% of the phosphates
Miss-guineapig
in
Kidney Disease
8 months ago
Biopsies and confusion
Here is my wifes Biopsys from Nov of 2020 STEATOHEPATITIS (SEE COMMENT), 'There are 9 portal tracts represented. A trichrome stain shows extensive pericellular fibrosis and bridging fibrosis. A PAS with diastase is negative for alpha-1-antitiypsin inclusions. A reticulin stain shows a maintained architecture
Here is my wifes Biopsys from Nov of 2020 STEATOHEPATITIS (SEE COMMENT), 'There are 9 portal tracts represented. A trichrome stain shows extensive pericellular fibrosis and bridging fibrosis. A PAS with diastase is negative for alpha-1-antitiypsin inclusions. A reticulin stain shows a maintained architecture
ceward204
in
British Liver Trust
8 months ago
Vitamin B6 Toxicity: Available Testing of B6 Plasma Level Does NOT Tell You What You Need to Know
[u]
Background
[/u]: Vitamin B6 participates as a coenzyme in over 100 different biochemical reactions. When it does so it is converted to the inactive form, pyridoxine. The body contains a recycling loop that restores the pyridoxine to the active form, P5P. Vitamin B2 is required for this process
[u]
Background
[/u]: Vitamin B6 participates as a coenzyme in over 100 different biochemical reactions. When it does so it is converted to the inactive form, pyridoxine. The body contains a recycling loop that restores the pyridoxine to the active form, P5P. Vitamin B2 is required for this process
park_bear
in
Cure Parkinson's
8 months ago
Food Additives
Take care my friends on this forum with what chemicals you consume that are hidden in products you may buy. A friend recently told me about some wonderful hot chocolate sachets she had bought in a well known clothes and supermarket shop. She told me how wonderful it was and off I went to get some and
Take care my friends on this forum with what chemicals you consume that are hidden in products you may buy. A friend recently told me about some wonderful hot chocolate sachets she had bought in a well known clothes and supermarket shop. She told me how wonderful it was and off I went to get some and
jeanjeannie50
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
9 months ago
Scans other than PSMA for PC
My husband’s PSA continues to rise yet his PSMA scans are all clear. His last PSMA was late October with a PSA of 4.7 His PSA today was 6.5 It seems I have noted on this forum some other type scans should be done besides PSMA. His ALK PHOSPHATE is 85 (normal) Calcium levels all normal. Thanks
My husband’s PSA continues to rise yet his PSMA scans are all clear. His last PSMA was late October with a PSA of 4.7 His PSA today was 6.5 It seems I have noted on this forum some other type scans should be done besides PSMA. His ALK PHOSPHATE is 85 (normal) Calcium levels all normal. Thanks
JolleySprings
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
9 months ago
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