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i heard a doctor on You-tube say to use VitD3 Vit. K2 Vit. A

My husband has CLL and has a problem with low B12 and folate. His ferritin is also stubbornly low for which he’s been recommended an iron infusion for deficiency anaemia and injections for his B12 deficiency I’m ok about the B12 injections but for some reason feel a bit nervous about the infusion but

Had an iron infusion and started B12 injections EOD a week ago, and today have strange sensation in bladder and sudden urge to pee, and it was pink. I have read that extra b12 can cause this. What are peoples experiences. I hope it is just excess B12 and nothing more sinister.

at last finally got b12 folate every 3 mnths after 5 year battle plus but nerve damage permanent off the scale pain baclofen antispasmodic at least memory and energy concentration improved from day 1 but the leg spasms uncopeable with gabapentin buprenorphine baclofen b9 b12 naproxen

A recent broken wrist has led me to discover the importance of Vitamin C in bone health. Unsurprising really, as it's important for collagen formation. Here is a nice little article outlining the role various nutrients have in maintaining bone health: https://www.webmd.com/osteoporosis/osteo-fracture-diet

Might anyone be able to suggest which of my other meds has affected my thyroid med uptake (100mcg thyroxine and 2x5mcg t3)? I was prescribed digoxin, furosemide and bisoprolol after having open heart surgery 3 mths ago to resolve some anatomical defects. Uptil that point thyroid levels were stable

This was the reply. Fosamax (alendronate) is a bisphosphonate medication used to treat and prevent osteoporosis. It works by inhibiting bone resorption, which is the process where bone is broken down and its minerals are released into the bloodstream. Here’s how Fosamax can influence Dexa (Dual-energy

Hi everyone, I have my results below and appt with dr on 17/06 as he wants to talk about my thyroid. Im taking NDT (thyroid -s) x 5 per day. My thyroid results seem to be the same as before and time before that so Im not massively worried. I think Im perimenopausal (angry/annoyed. Periods all over the

hi all so the doctor rang me and told me to lower my thyroxine down to 150 mg and she said my iron levels were 10 so on the borderline, she didn’t give me any tablets for this so I don’t know if I’m doing the right thing but I’ve bought some ferogloblin capsules with folic acid vitamin b12 and iron thanks

Only two injections from six, so far. Don't feel great. Is this normal?

I have been taking vit D and K2 for a while now and have been told that I should be taking magnesium to help with the absorption , only not sure which one to take, there’s so many . A friend has recommended magnesium bisglycinate , which I’ve not heard of. Also I’ve read that taking magnesium can interfere

quick to the point. PSMA pet showed 1 L2 small met and some lymph activity. My PSA went from 2.01 to 2.9 in one month. after doing some research on diets and supplements . I found that the keto diet is extremely high in the amino acid methionine and I made it worse trying to reduce my blood pressure

Exactly that! I had bloods done on Friday lunch time, including a FBC, B12, folate, and ferritin. Also Coeliac screen (TTG). All the others are back but not the coeliac screen yet. Is that usual?

Hello All, Here are my daughters latest results, I’m still battling with GP plus NHS consultants to get anywhere. She has only been off any B12/folate for 5 weeks (she does eat B12 fortified foods) but has been taking iron. Her medical history is low platelets but she obviously also has hashimotos.

I am fortunate to have been allowed a trial of T3 through the NHS (in Scotland) Can I ask for some advice / could anyone link to some helpful posts around starting T3? I am currently on 100mcg Levo. This is being reduced to 50mcg with 5mcg of Liothyronine twice a day (12 hours apart - so 7:30am and

I got the results back for my b12 and folate a few days ago. My folate is low, so I have changed my diet to get my folate up that way. I can't tolerate any supplement form even in small doses (folate, folinic, folic acid etc). What about my active b12 - Monitor My Health says it is fine, is that right

hello, just a question please has anyone used both cyano and methyl b12 injections either alternating them or switched during treatments, I have methyl b12 left over and just got a new prescription to try the cyano cobalamin, I am injecting tomorrow again and was going to use one or the other. thank

As suggested, I finally got round to filling in my blood work. What’s a good percentage and what’s a good ratio? Thanks TSH 5.19 mIU/L (0.35 - 5.00) 104.1% Free T4 (fT4) 12.5 pmol/L (9.00 - 22.00) 26.9% Free T3 (fT3) 4 pmol/L (2.40 - 6.00) 44.4% T4:T3 Ratio 3.125  Thyroglobulin Antbodies (TgAb) 

Hi, just got my test results back. Would those who have more blood test result interpreting experience than I please comment on them. I asked for full blood count and iron panel, do these tests align with that request? I asked that B12 be excluded as I SI EOD. I take a magnesium supplement at 300mg,

hey everyone, I’m new here and hoping you can help me. Whenever I get my active b12 checked via Thriva they come back saying I am at the max they test at 150. however when I get my serum b12 checked im within the norm. Last checked in Feb and I was 354 (150-1000) mmol/L range. I know serum is your