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Starting school in nappies
My 3yr old son (4 at the end of the month) is still in nappies and I am very conscious that he is due to starts reception in September. Wondering if anyone has any advise on how to manage him still being in nappies when starting? He’s had ongoing constipation issues since he was a baby and shows no interest
My 3yr old son (4 at the end of the month) is still in nappies and I am very conscious that he is due to starts reception in September. Wondering if anyone has any advise on how to manage him still being in nappies when starting? He’s had ongoing constipation issues since he was a baby and shows no interest
SarahB26
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ERIC
6 years ago
Iron alternatives + iron interactions
I've been put on Ferrous Fumarate and can't tolerate it. I think I've read that this isn't the "best" form to take - am I remembering right? If it's true, does "best" mean most easily aborbed, most effective, or what? And what's best for correcting low ferritin? My ferritin was very low a few weeks ago
I've been put on Ferrous Fumarate and can't tolerate it. I think I've read that this isn't the "best" form to take - am I remembering right? If it's true, does "best" mean most easily aborbed, most effective, or what? And what's best for correcting low ferritin? My ferritin was very low a few weeks ago
muddlemand
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Thyroid UK
6 years ago
GP appointment next week
I have a GP appointment next week to discuss possible Addison's disease due to low DHEA. I have gone on the NHS website for diagnosis and I have never had cortisol, sodium, potassium checked. I have Hashimotos and polycystic ovary syndrome. I am not a confident person and I don't want to feel like a
I have a GP appointment next week to discuss possible Addison's disease due to low DHEA. I have gone on the NHS website for diagnosis and I have never had cortisol, sodium, potassium checked. I have Hashimotos and polycystic ovary syndrome. I am not a confident person and I don't want to feel like a
Sorana1122
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Thyroid UK
6 years ago
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Calcium Citrate (with vitamin d3) for IBS-D?
I have been struggling with my IBS of late. I am on a vary blan strickt diet which I have brought upon muself - mainly consisting of boiled potato and chicken. Even with my strickt diet, after dinner I always feel uncomfortable (that's the easiest way to explain it). So no matter what I eat, I feel as
I have been struggling with my IBS of late. I am on a vary blan strickt diet which I have brought upon muself - mainly consisting of boiled potato and chicken. Even with my strickt diet, after dinner I always feel uncomfortable (that's the easiest way to explain it). So no matter what I eat, I feel as
MollyMouse
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IBS Network
6 years ago
Numb
I haven't written is sometime. My depression began on a downward spiral bout 8 months ago. It was horrible trying to find a psychiatrist. He prescribed me some meds and took some away. I was hospitalized 2 times because my sodium level hit rock bottom. My PvP said to try again. I went every week for
I haven't written is sometime. My depression began on a downward spiral bout 8 months ago. It was horrible trying to find a psychiatrist. He prescribed me some meds and took some away. I was hospitalized 2 times because my sodium level hit rock bottom. My PvP said to try again. I went every week for
Summersun1soon
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Anxiety and Depression Support
6 years ago
Selenium & the Vitamin E Cancer Prevention Trial (SELECT).
Darryl mentioned SELECT recently, in the context of being careful what we put into our mouths. I might add that researchers should be careful how they spend their money. & SELECT was expensive. 35,533 men for a planned 12 year intervention trial. Four arms: 200 µg/day L-selenomethionine &/or 400 IU
Darryl mentioned SELECT recently, in the context of being careful what we put into our mouths. I might add that researchers should be careful how they spend their money. & SELECT was expensive. 35,533 men for a planned 12 year intervention trial. Four arms: 200 µg/day L-selenomethionine &/or 400 IU
pjoshea13
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
6 years ago
First HM soon - how to overcome the laxative effect of running?
Oh dear, my mind, lungs and legs may be willing but my bowels are weak. A few weeks ago I had my first running "accident". I now seem incapable of running without needing an emergency pit stop, even if I have evacuated before heading out. Last week I had to dive into the woods and emerged with my legs
Oh dear, my mind, lungs and legs may be willing but my bowels are weak. A few weeks ago I had my first running "accident". I now seem incapable of running without needing an emergency pit stop, even if I have evacuated before heading out. Last week I had to dive into the woods and emerged with my legs
Langley-Loper
Half Marathon
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Fun Beyond 10K & Race Support
6 years ago
What next after chemo fails
Hi This is my first post, we live in UK and my husband Steve was diagnosed with aggressive prostate cancer in 2011 with lymph node involvement. PSA 14, Gleason 10, Started 3 monthly zoladex injections straight away which he still has and also 40 radiotherapy treatments which kept his PSA to around 0.6
Hi This is my first post, we live in UK and my husband Steve was diagnosed with aggressive prostate cancer in 2011 with lymph node involvement. PSA 14, Gleason 10, Started 3 monthly zoladex injections straight away which he still has and also 40 radiotherapy treatments which kept his PSA to around 0.6
JanJames
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
6 years ago
IBS D at night! what can I do to help get to sleep?
I suffer bad IBS D in the morning but sometimes it strikes me at night also. I'm away with my partner for the weekend which means eating out and now my stomach isn't happy. I feel nauseas and very burpy which isn't going off so I'm struggling to settle. Has anyone got any tips on how I can settle and
I suffer bad IBS D in the morning but sometimes it strikes me at night also. I'm away with my partner for the weekend which means eating out and now my stomach isn't happy. I feel nauseas and very burpy which isn't going off so I'm struggling to settle. Has anyone got any tips on how I can settle and
Emmy-89
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IBS Network
6 years ago
Advice on Bloodwork - Low Folate
Suspect low T3 even though TSH and T4 in range (last test was 1.1 TSH 15 T4 same range, that was 4-5 weeks prior.) FULL THYROID BLOODS HAVE ALSO BEEN DONE, results back in 10 days. Tested was fasted at 8AM. Also took my temperature under tongue just now as bought a thermometer, came out at 97.5 Farenheit
Suspect low T3 even though TSH and T4 in range (last test was 1.1 TSH 15 T4 same range, that was 4-5 weeks prior.) FULL THYROID BLOODS HAVE ALSO BEEN DONE, results back in 10 days. Tested was fasted at 8AM. Also took my temperature under tongue just now as bought a thermometer, came out at 97.5 Farenheit
canyouhearmeaya
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
6 years ago
Help with medichecks results 25/4/2018
Biochemistry - inflammation marker - CRP - High Sensitivity *13.49 mg/l 0.00 - 5.00 Iron Status - Ferretin 146 ug/L 13.00 - 150. Kidney Check (Biochemistry) - Kidney function - Sodium *147 mmol/L 135.00 - 145.00 - Urea 5.9 mmol/L 1.70 - 8.30 - Creatinine 67 umol/L 49.00 -
Biochemistry - inflammation marker - CRP - High Sensitivity *13.49 mg/l 0.00 - 5.00 Iron Status - Ferretin 146 ug/L 13.00 - 150. Kidney Check (Biochemistry) - Kidney function - Sodium *147 mmol/L 135.00 - 145.00 - Urea 5.9 mmol/L 1.70 - 8.30 - Creatinine 67 umol/L 49.00 -
xeena
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Thyroid UK
6 years ago
Blood Results - Thoughts?
Suspect low T3 even though TSH and T4 in range (last test was 1.1 TSH 15 T4 same range, that was 4-5 weeks prior.) FULL THYROID BLOODS HAVE ALSO BEEN DONE, results back in 10 days. Tested was fasted at 8AM. Also took my temperature under tongue just now as bought a thermometer, came out at 97.5 Farenheit
Suspect low T3 even though TSH and T4 in range (last test was 1.1 TSH 15 T4 same range, that was 4-5 weeks prior.) FULL THYROID BLOODS HAVE ALSO BEEN DONE, results back in 10 days. Tested was fasted at 8AM. Also took my temperature under tongue just now as bought a thermometer, came out at 97.5 Farenheit
canyouhearmeaya
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Thyroid UK
6 years ago
Yonsa vs Zytiga
Why would anyone even want to take Zytiga now that Yonsa has been FDA approved?! "The Yonsa formulation of Yonsa is developed to have a smaller overall particle size. In prior studies, the fine particle size was found to increase dissolution rates and oral bioavailability while decreasing the effects
Why would anyone even want to take Zytiga now that Yonsa has been FDA approved?! "The Yonsa formulation of Yonsa is developed to have a smaller overall particle size. In prior studies, the fine particle size was found to increase dissolution rates and oral bioavailability while decreasing the effects
JLS1
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
6 years ago
Were in trouble here ...
Hello all, My dad has been sleeping almost around the clock for several days. No appetite-very weak. 2-unit transfusion on Friday did nothing for him, except add exhaustion. I’m beating myself up pretty bad tonight, esp because of all the great posts here on this site. Great advice-great suggestions
Hello all, My dad has been sleeping almost around the clock for several days. No appetite-very weak. 2-unit transfusion on Friday did nothing for him, except add exhaustion. I’m beating myself up pretty bad tonight, esp because of all the great posts here on this site. Great advice-great suggestions
dadeb
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
6 years ago
Sodium? In Levothyroxine?
I was wondering if there is sodium in levothyroxine? And if so, surely this makes fluid retention which you get when hypothyroid, worse?
I was wondering if there is sodium in levothyroxine? And if so, surely this makes fluid retention which you get when hypothyroid, worse?
Hidden
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Thyroid UK
6 years ago
Switching from Levothyroxine only to Dithyron!?
Hello everyone, since my partial thyroidectomy two years ago i'm on Levothyroxine, but not feeling well, so decided to incorporate T3 in my treatment. Now i have a question: I'm on 100mg Levothyroxine daily, so how much of Dithyron ( 1 tablet which contains levothryoxine sodium 50ug liothyronine sodium
Hello everyone, since my partial thyroidectomy two years ago i'm on Levothyroxine, but not feeling well, so decided to incorporate T3 in my treatment. Now i have a question: I'm on 100mg Levothyroxine daily, so how much of Dithyron ( 1 tablet which contains levothryoxine sodium 50ug liothyronine sodium
Floriana
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Thyroid UK
6 years ago
Ladies - ever taken sodium citrate then had AF eposide?
Just wondering if there's a correlation between taking sodium citrate (for cystitis in ladies) and getting AF? Anyone else experienced this? I just took one sachet in water and almost immediately went into bad AF. The sodium per sachet is nearly 1g...could be that, I guess. No more anti-cystitis sachets
Just wondering if there's a correlation between taking sodium citrate (for cystitis in ladies) and getting AF? Anyone else experienced this? I just took one sachet in water and almost immediately went into bad AF. The sodium per sachet is nearly 1g...could be that, I guess. No more anti-cystitis sachets
WendyWu20
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AF Association
6 years ago
New here - Help with results please.
Hi, I'm hoping to get some advice on my latest test results. My backround is that I have been having symptoms exhaustion and tingling/numbness in my hands, feets and legs for months and months. I initially put it down to having 2 young children and breastfeeding them but turns out I have low folate
Hi, I'm hoping to get some advice on my latest test results. My backround is that I have been having symptoms exhaustion and tingling/numbness in my hands, feets and legs for months and months. I initially put it down to having 2 young children and breastfeeding them but turns out I have low folate
cj-79
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
6 years ago
My b1 and b12 story
Aged 43 male. Below are blood results: Vitamin B12 898 pg/mL >211 pg/mL Folate 17.5 ng/mL >2.8 ng/mL Thyroid-Stimulating Hormone (TSH), Ultrasensitive 2.300 uIU/mL 0.350 - 5.500 uIU/mL Sodium 139 mmol/L 134 - 146 mmol/L Potassium 3.7 mmol/L 3.5 - 5.2 mmol/L Chloride 102
Aged 43 male. Below are blood results: Vitamin B12 898 pg/mL >211 pg/mL Folate 17.5 ng/mL >2.8 ng/mL Thyroid-Stimulating Hormone (TSH), Ultrasensitive 2.300 uIU/mL 0.350 - 5.500 uIU/mL Sodium 139 mmol/L 134 - 146 mmol/L Potassium 3.7 mmol/L 3.5 - 5.2 mmol/L Chloride 102
Herbert123
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
6 years ago
Mark Hyman: What NOT to Eat: Part 2
[u] What NOT to Eat: Part 2 [/u][i]http://drhyman.com/blog/2018/04/20/what-not-to-eat-part-2[/i][u] [/u]
A few weeks ago I shared an article called What NOT to Eat about processed foods. Today, I want to talk to you about additives. How much of what we eat doesn’t even qualify as food? More
[u] What NOT to Eat: Part 2 [/u][i]http://drhyman.com/blog/2018/04/20/what-not-to-eat-part-2[/i][u] [/u]
A few weeks ago I shared an article called What NOT to Eat about processed foods. Today, I want to talk to you about additives. How much of what we eat doesn’t even qualify as food? More
BadHare
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Healthy Eating
6 years ago
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