Experiences with

Sodium citrate

ON top of that urine infection brewing , as with all of the recent issues self treating with cranberry juice and sodium citrate. I have done some research but I know that there will be a wealth of information from this forum. I understand that high dose steroids can impact thyroid function?

Current ingredients (exp date on box: 07/2024) are: - Anhydrous levothyroxine sodium 25 mcg - sodium citrate - lactose - maize starch - acacia powder - magnesium stearate Any input / experiences you’d like to share will be much appreciated.

Contains iron in the form ferric sodium edtate & ferric ammonium citrate.

Adding: Listed ingredients: Vitamin C (as ascorbic acid), Iron (ferric sodium EDTA), Glucose Syrup, Glucose, Acidity Regulators (citric acid, sodium citrate), glazing agent (vegetable oil (contains carnauba wax)), Sugar, Pectin, Purple Carrot Juice Concentrate, Natural Strawberry Flavour But I cannot

Nothing had changed in my life but the drug brand, so I narrowed down the 'filler' ingredients to only two differences (Acacia & Sodium Citrate). GP said it wasn't that?

(Magnesium citrate, plus : Electrolyte complex - Ingredients: Calcium salts of orthophosphoric acid, Potassium Chloride, Sodium Chloride, Magnesium Oxide, Potassium Citrate) Everyone always talks about being careful with T4, and takingT4 in the middle of the night always works well for me.

Three things came together. First, reading through some of diogenes' papers, second, noticing the old PR Larsen paper, third, that someone expressly mentioned taking aspirin in order to help with blood flow when performing a finger-prick blood sample. (I did try, but I could not find where on the forum

I have recently been diagnosed with osteoporosis. My doctor prescribed Boniva (Ibandronate sodium tablets) once a month, and told me to eat calcium rich foods and take a calcium supplement and vitamin D, plus to walk and do weight bearing exercises. I took one Boniva so far, and my throat and eyes itched

The validity of tests using fingerprick blood samples has long been questioned. Some claiming they are unusably awful. Others claiming tests are as good as those done on venous blood. It is good to see a paper which has researched the questions. Unfortunately, while they did include TSH, they did not

We see all too many individuals who have difficulty tolerating one or more formulations of levothyroxine but, eventually, find at least one which they can tolerate. Rarely written up in medical literature - this is a very welcome exception. Recommend you view the actual document. [i]Liver injury

Been a while since i was here after a lomg time i have been dianosed with very, very mild form of Bi polar my moods are up and down, i have been seeing spiders snakes etc, and trauma, caused by sicoses and PTSD i have been put on a drug called 200mg sodium valparate one night and morning, i think they

any one know of a link between low blood sodium in older CLL patients Never happened before and Gp has no idea why Any advice greatly received

Question - Is it worth me bothering with the SST considering the below info? I am thinking maybe not but as you have all been so helpful in the past I thought I'd ask for opinions please. Preface - All my core vitamins are optimal and have been for many months now. I don’t take thyroid meds, no antibodies

Just reordered this item which appears to be working very well and the price had jumped, in a month, for 200 x 100g capsules from c.£130 to over £300, has anyone got a reliable supply of the generic version?

Sorry for the rant, I just had to get this off my chest. An update. The Endocrinologist has just phoned, he won’t help me with T3. He said the only blood test result that means anything is TSH. According to him FT3 and FT4 don’t mean anything at all and don’t need to be tested. It is only TSH that

These came through today. Tests were Thursday 7/11. 8.30am. Water only before test. T4 taken 23 hours before and T3 taken 15 hours before test. I take 25mcg T4 Levo and 2 x 10mcg liothyronine per day. I have an intolerance to Levo. First dose was 100mcg and I had suspected heart attack - ischaemic

Hi Everyone I have just had a phone call saying that an endocrinologist will phone me tomorrow. Although this is mainly for my low sodium I am hoping to turn the conversation to Thyroid as well. The fact that the appointment is tomorrow, has thrown me a bit and my brain has completely forgotten everything

I had an angiogram 2 days ago. Prior to the contrast infusion, I had 4 intravenous injections, from what I understand they were sodium chloride, then for blood vessel dilation and beta-blocker. At one point my legs felt cold and numb and a cold and unpleasant feeling in my body, and the doctor refrained

Morning all, I wonder if any of you kind folks have experience of this/can advise? A routine blood test last week shows my serum sodium is below normal range - normal is 136-145, and mine is 131. The GP has labelled this ‘satisfactory’ so presumably isn’t planning to talk to me about it at all. But

A potentially important issue for some people. And one that is 100% ignored when dentists say we should not rinse after brushing. Even if we do rinse after some time, it is likely that we will swallow some of the calcium ingredients (if our toothpaste contains any). Despite being written as a paediatric