Experiences with

Sodium

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, nutrients & exercise.

Is there a trick to raise your sodium levels and keep them stable? Eating a lot of greens, adding salt - anything else? What else could be causing low sodium levels?

His sodium levels are constantly lower at 126 mg for last few years, on which the physician thought it could be due to that.

They kept me in an extra night due to being in surgery much longer than anticipated and low sodium levels, so saline drip overnight. I am guessing I was given more anaesthesia than planned, I am finding that I am more tired than I've ever felt.

Main things that have helped are having 10 mg bisoprosol from 1.25mg, and mono sodium 80mg but that needs increasing again.

hi,I have again started to suffer from constipation, I have been trying to find the best one because a lot of them contain a lot of sodium that draws calcium out of your bones, I have got to be careful with severe osteoporosis,

However it was lacking in that it only tracked only potassium, phosphorus, sodium and water. Also it’s’ database was extremely limited as far of a very limited default food list and the search function made it difficult to find even basic items.

(Normal) Sodium: 129 (range 133-146) (Normal for Patient) Potassium: 4.4 (range 3.5-5.3) (Normal) Serum Cholesterol: 8.2 (no range) (high - speak to GP) The blood test was done early morning and before I had taken my levothyroxine for the day.

I was severely anemic and had low blood sodium. I went to a hematologist and still no one could help me. When to ER. I was admitted and no one seemed interested in helping me. Was released and went to a large hospital system’s ER. I then saw psychiatrist, neurologist, etc. it went on and on.

Ps GP done tests last week and I have to have my U & E repeated, is this potassium and sodium? Much thanks!

things like glandular illness viruses bacterial SIBO and dysbiome function Cruel Here's the latest TSH too high T4 too low WBC, platelets RBC and some MCH out but been out on the last hundred blood tests I swear over 10 years blood needs Ferritin low Folate low need Pernicious anemia test Low sodium

In the UK, no one under the age of 55 will be newly prescribed sodium valproate unless two specialists agree there is no other effective or tolerated treatment or reproductive risks do not apply.

They are concerned his sodium level is very low so he can’t drink much fluids. Trying to keep his spirits up but his face hurts so much and he’s feeling discouraged. (I’ll update his profile as soon as I can.). Has anyone dealt with a tumor like this?

They're going to test me again next week to ensure the sodium levels have raised sufficiently.

The crash almost always looks the same: low sodium, dehydration, dizziness, anxiety, recently breathlessness tagged along. I have noticed my iron going down, my estrogen plummeting, glucose going up - had enough! This is what I have done: 1.

Hello, My private endo has just prescribed Thybon Henning 20 which is the hydrochloride formulation of T3 as opposed to sodium. Is it ok to change formulations like this please?

The doctor doubled the dose to 40mg which didnt seem to help so I have dropped it and I am relying on sodium bicarbonate to neutralise the acid. This is useful but still a bit painful and I don't think its very healthy.

Just got the results of blood tests : TSH =2.40, T3 =4.7, T4=9.4 Sodium 133 mmol, red cell 3.78, sodium urea level 2.3 mmol, Haemoglobin 116g Please advise as to what dosage she should take to improve the low sodium, anemia etc.

I use sodium cromoglicate drops but again they don’t help much. Sorry for rant but know you understand the struggles On the plus side chest has been good am on spiriva & relvar. Thanks in advance 😊

Dr Taylor has prescribed me Sodium Cromoglycate privately, but at over £400 per month for the prescription, I cannot afford to keep it up. I suppose my query is in terms of having the rash properly diagnosed and the appropriate treatment commenced, if appropriate.