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B12 and recent cold.
Hi everyone, I hope you are all well. Has anyone had similar experience? I have had this cold and cough that is going around for over a week. I feel exhausted and my gastric issues have flared up. Is this the cold or has it depleted my b12 levels? I have 10 weekly injections.Many thanks
Hi everyone, I hope you are all well. Has anyone had similar experience? I have had this cold and cough that is going around for over a week. I feel exhausted and my gastric issues have flared up. Is this the cold or has it depleted my b12 levels? I have 10 weekly injections.Many thanks
Mrsmr
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
5 months ago
Rebranding
I have written here often that I am self-treating with the assumption I experienced life-long B12 deficiency and transcobalamin issues. I am rebranding that I experienced Life Long Non-functioning B12 cellular deficiency at varying degrees the most recent the most severe for reasons unknown. I can
I have written here often that I am self-treating with the assumption I experienced life-long B12 deficiency and transcobalamin issues. I am rebranding that I experienced Life Long Non-functioning B12 cellular deficiency at varying degrees the most recent the most severe for reasons unknown. I can
WIZARD6787
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
5 months ago
Picking Brains
Took daughter for some blood tests this morning and had a discussion with phlebotomist, B12, auto immune stuff, etc. I have told her about HealthUnlocked and asked her to look it up as there are lots of forums. What saddened me most is how anxious she was about B12. I mentioned PA and she said she
Took daughter for some blood tests this morning and had a discussion with phlebotomist, B12, auto immune stuff, etc. I have told her about HealthUnlocked and asked her to look it up as there are lots of forums. What saddened me most is how anxious she was about B12. I mentioned PA and she said she
Polo22
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
5 months ago
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very long story…. Need support.
Since a young age, I have had hyperthyroidism. I was treated with carbimazole for years and in 2021 I had radioactive therapy (a radioactive table) for my thyroid. This ended up killing it and now I am on level thyroxine. When I first got diagnosed with hypothyroidism, I believe my TSH was 60-ISH. Since
Since a young age, I have had hyperthyroidism. I was treated with carbimazole for years and in 2021 I had radioactive therapy (a radioactive table) for my thyroid. This ended up killing it and now I am on level thyroxine. When I first got diagnosed with hypothyroidism, I believe my TSH was 60-ISH. Since
Angie10116
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Thyroid UK
5 months ago
no better no T3 no idea
in this weather thyroid is awful cant get T3 at all easily feel cold n ill -- iron tablets make no difference b12 supplements not much difference what a life .......best to those decrepid like me at 43 years old after 20 years thyroid isssues
in this weather thyroid is awful cant get T3 at all easily feel cold n ill -- iron tablets make no difference b12 supplements not much difference what a life .......best to those decrepid like me at 43 years old after 20 years thyroid isssues
Vasiliki99
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Thyroid UK
5 months ago
Exciting!
CymaBay Submits New Drug Application to FDA for Seladelpar for the Treatment of Primary Biliary Cholangitis December 15, 2023 8:00am EST Download as PDF - NDA is supported by data evaluating seladelpar efficacy and safety in over 500 patients - - Seladelpar is the first New Drug Application from
CymaBay Submits New Drug Application to FDA for Seladelpar for the Treatment of Primary Biliary Cholangitis December 15, 2023 8:00am EST Download as PDF - NDA is supported by data evaluating seladelpar efficacy and safety in over 500 patients - - Seladelpar is the first New Drug Application from
DonnaBoll
Administrator
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PBC Foundation
3 months ago
Rheumatologist Visit after 9 months
Hi its been a couple of months since my last post and my mums skin flap has healed really well and thankfully apart from the usual bruises there have been no more incidents. She is looking well and has even lost a bit of weight which she is delighted with. Our concern at moment is she is still feeling
Hi its been a couple of months since my last post and my mums skin flap has healed really well and thankfully apart from the usual bruises there have been no more incidents. She is looking well and has even lost a bit of weight which she is delighted with. Our concern at moment is she is still feeling
Buchanan16
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PMRGCAuk
5 months ago
Itchy Rash Help Please!
Hi! I'm new here & relatively new to being hypothyroid too (Dec 2022) & I'm so glad I found this forum for help! Sorry for long description & awful pics, but I'm desperate now & need this lovely forum's opinions. I have searched the site for similar issue to my own too. Began on 50mcg Levothyroxine
Hi! I'm new here & relatively new to being hypothyroid too (Dec 2022) & I'm so glad I found this forum for help! Sorry for long description & awful pics, but I'm desperate now & need this lovely forum's opinions. I have searched the site for similar issue to my own too. Began on 50mcg Levothyroxine
Urbanski
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Thyroid UK
5 months ago
Would love help with my results
Hi there! I’d love some feedback on my most recent results. I started NDT (Erfa) treatment in February 2023. These are my results on two doses (90 mcg in the morning and 60 mcg in the afternoon). TSH 0.02 mU/L Reference Range: 0.27 to 4.20 mU/L Free T3 5.4 Reference Range: 3.1 to 6.8 pmol/L T4 Total
Hi there! I’d love some feedback on my most recent results. I started NDT (Erfa) treatment in February 2023. These are my results on two doses (90 mcg in the morning and 60 mcg in the afternoon). TSH 0.02 mU/L Reference Range: 0.27 to 4.20 mU/L Free T3 5.4 Reference Range: 3.1 to 6.8 pmol/L T4 Total
The-Wasp
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Thyroid UK
5 months ago
is everyone else not getting diagnosed or much treatment?
I’ve had severe period pain for years, when I wasn’t taking painkiller in time I would be sick and feel faint. I have tried paracetamol and ibuprofen in the pad which did nothing. I took naproxen 500mg which used to completely block my pain but now only stops it being severe. More recently I’ve been
I’ve had severe period pain for years, when I wasn’t taking painkiller in time I would be sick and feel faint. I have tried paracetamol and ibuprofen in the pad which did nothing. I took naproxen 500mg which used to completely block my pain but now only stops it being severe. More recently I’ve been
pinkie25
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Endometriosis UK
3 months ago
Maybe helpful
I am not from the UK and am not familiar with the bureaucracy. It is my understanding that the protocol for the treatment and diagnosis of B12 written by the British National Formulary is actually written as guidelines for hematologists. If that is correct, a ploy to get medicial help is have in
I am not from the UK and am not familiar with the bureaucracy. It is my understanding that the protocol for the treatment and diagnosis of B12 written by the British National Formulary is actually written as guidelines for hematologists. If that is correct, a ploy to get medicial help is have in
WIZARD6787
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
5 months ago
AIHdx
Hi! New here. I had been experiencing vague, debilitating symptoms occasionally for a few years, fatigue, nausea, chronic back pain, itchy skin, brain fog, etc. November’23 symptoms became acute, as well as dark urine and jaundice and I was basically incapacitated. Hospitalized December’23 with ALT
Hi! New here. I had been experiencing vague, debilitating symptoms occasionally for a few years, fatigue, nausea, chronic back pain, itchy skin, brain fog, etc. November’23 symptoms became acute, as well as dark urine and jaundice and I was basically incapacitated. Hospitalized December’23 with ALT
AIGal73
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British Liver Trust
3 months ago
Alendronic Acid and diverticulosis
since my Rheumy discovered I have two fractured vertebra, she is insisting I take AA. At my Dexa scan last summer AA was suggested but left to my decision as it showed ostopaenia not osteoporosis. I took AA last weekend and experienced heartburn, indigestion and difficulty and some pain swallowing. I
since my Rheumy discovered I have two fractured vertebra, she is insisting I take AA. At my Dexa scan last summer AA was suggested but left to my decision as it showed ostopaenia not osteoporosis. I took AA last weekend and experienced heartburn, indigestion and difficulty and some pain swallowing. I
Japsquar
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PMRGCAuk
3 months ago
Medichecks new instructions?
I have just ordered a test from Medichecks and looking at the instrctions, this one seems new: Do not take biotin supplements for two days before this test, discuss this with your doctor if it is prescribed. Do not take vitamin B12 for two weeks prior to this test. If your B12 is prescribed ask your
I have just ordered a test from Medichecks and looking at the instrctions, this one seems new: Do not take biotin supplements for two days before this test, discuss this with your doctor if it is prescribed. Do not take vitamin B12 for two weeks prior to this test. If your B12 is prescribed ask your
dottyb09
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Thyroid UK
5 months ago
Alpha-lipoic acid
Hi! Has anyone on here used a Alpha-lipoic acid supplement, to help remove heavy metals from the body? If so . . . Did you see good results? . . . And if the results were good, can anyone recommend a brand and where they got it from? Thank you, Tracy
Hi! Has anyone on here used a Alpha-lipoic acid supplement, to help remove heavy metals from the body? If so . . . Did you see good results? . . . And if the results were good, can anyone recommend a brand and where they got it from? Thank you, Tracy
T108
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Early CKD Support
3 months ago
An error I forgot about.
A few months back I used a multi use vial after not having used it for an unknown time. I have sense come to understand that once the vial is open one should either use it up or throw it away. I use 90 days as my maximum length of time to use a vial once it is opened or mixed. I take tape and write
A few months back I used a multi use vial after not having used it for an unknown time. I have sense come to understand that once the vial is open one should either use it up or throw it away. I use 90 days as my maximum length of time to use a vial once it is opened or mixed. I take tape and write
WIZARD6787
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
5 months ago
To come off Hydroxychoroquine with No alternative drug replacement for it.
Hi Everyone,Gluten free chocolate chip cookie they are absolutely delish 😋 crispy top and gooey in the middle my recent baking . Thought I give you some update about my current situation that is ongoing at the moment. So , last month we (hubby and I ) saw my eye genetics consultant who felt that I
Hi Everyone,Gluten free chocolate chip cookie they are absolutely delish 😋 crispy top and gooey in the middle my recent baking . Thought I give you some update about my current situation that is ongoing at the moment. So , last month we (hubby and I ) saw my eye genetics consultant who felt that I
KnitSewPurl
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LUPUS UK
3 months ago
First three weeks on Prednisolone !
It has been a slow start on prednisone for PMR, after three weeks there is improvement apart from right shoulder still painful, doctor thinks that could be something else, that could do with some physio . I am still feeling anxious taking the medication. Saw the doctor yesterday they have strongly
It has been a slow start on prednisone for PMR, after three weeks there is improvement apart from right shoulder still painful, doctor thinks that could be something else, that could do with some physio . I am still feeling anxious taking the medication. Saw the doctor yesterday they have strongly
Mistyfied
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PMRGCAuk
3 months ago
self injecting problem
I posted before about fracturing my shoulder and couldn't self inject one handed, found out that the local pharmacist do B12 injections which solved my problem. Though I should point out I think they would adhere to the NICE recommendations of every 3 months and you obviously have to pay for it,
I posted before about fracturing my shoulder and couldn't self inject one handed, found out that the local pharmacist do B12 injections which solved my problem. Though I should point out I think they would adhere to the NICE recommendations of every 3 months and you obviously have to pay for it,
Angie47
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
5 months ago
shortness of breath subsequent to zoledronic acid infusion
Because of GI problems, bisphosphonate tablets are not an option for me, so I have gone down the infusion path. I had my first infusion on December 28th, and experienced about three days of bad muscle pain, which then resolved itself. It was a couple of weeks later that I noticed that my ankles were
Because of GI problems, bisphosphonate tablets are not an option for me, so I have gone down the infusion path. I had my first infusion on December 28th, and experienced about three days of bad muscle pain, which then resolved itself. It was a couple of weeks later that I noticed that my ankles were
Angel_doll
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PMRGCAuk
3 months ago
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