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Teen boy impulsivity/help
Good morning. My 15 year old son has mild to moderate ADHD. Doing very well in school, but has some impulse behaviors with peers that has always been there and issues with focusing. He is also highly emotional and needs to "vent" to me daily. I want to make sure he is doing this in a healthy manner
Good morning. My 15 year old son has mild to moderate ADHD. Doing very well in school, but has some impulse behaviors with peers that has always been there and issues with focusing. He is also highly emotional and needs to "vent" to me daily. I want to make sure he is doing this in a healthy manner
rutgerjen
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CHADD's ADHD Parents Together
4 months ago
Struggling with fatigue
Hello everyone, I have started to take quite a bit of vitamins (pregnacare, bio-quinone, folic acid and vit D) in January, but I really struggle at times with fatigue. We had a failed fresh transfer last year, but since we have unexplained infertility, I thought I would try vitamins as well. My mood
Hello everyone, I have started to take quite a bit of vitamins (pregnacare, bio-quinone, folic acid and vit D) in January, but I really struggle at times with fatigue. We had a failed fresh transfer last year, but since we have unexplained infertility, I thought I would try vitamins as well. My mood
Cridog
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Fertility Network UK
3 months ago
Always have low Free T4 levels whether on NDT or not
Unfortunately been unemployed for a while, so couldn't afford any NDT (not current Thyroid S prices anyway. When of 2 grain NDT CRP HS 0.96 mg/L (Range: < 5) Iron Status Ferritin 330 ug/L (Range: 30 - 400) Vitamins Folate - Serum 9.99 ug/L (Range: > 3.89) Vitamin B12 - Active 110.000 pmol/L (Range
Unfortunately been unemployed for a while, so couldn't afford any NDT (not current Thyroid S prices anyway. When of 2 grain NDT CRP HS 0.96 mg/L (Range: < 5) Iron Status Ferritin 330 ug/L (Range: 30 - 400) Vitamins Folate - Serum 9.99 ug/L (Range: > 3.89) Vitamin B12 - Active 110.000 pmol/L (Range
Crunchieeagle
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Thyroid UK
2 months ago
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Vitamins when pregnant
Hi All I had my (almost) 12 week scan today (just couple days off the 12 weeks) and have been advised to finish all my meds; utrogestan, Progynova, lubion and Inhixa at 12 weeks. Am slightly nervous but got to trust the professionals and my body a bit now, I am also taking vitamin D, folic acid and
Hi All I had my (almost) 12 week scan today (just couple days off the 12 weeks) and have been advised to finish all my meds; utrogestan, Progynova, lubion and Inhixa at 12 weeks. Am slightly nervous but got to trust the professionals and my body a bit now, I am also taking vitamin D, folic acid and
Crie1983
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Fertility Network UK - Pregnancy Support
2 months ago
Read & Plunge. Research and then just do it. You'll thank yourself for trying it.
After about a year and eight months since my diagnosis, which was about two weeks before my 50th birthday, I've tried it all; you name it. The reading up on ADHD, exercising, nutritional biochemistry with supplementation and vitamins, meditation, journaling, etc. The lot. I just came across TWO gamechangers
After about a year and eight months since my diagnosis, which was about two weeks before my 50th birthday, I've tried it all; you name it. The reading up on ADHD, exercising, nutritional biochemistry with supplementation and vitamins, meditation, journaling, etc. The lot. I just came across TWO gamechangers
FocusAndFlow
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CHADD's Adult ADHD Support
2 days ago
blood tests and vitamins advise, please
Hello. I just had my blood tests done. These are my results: TSH: 1,84 0,27-4,03 FT4: 17 11-22 FT3: 4,65 3,1-6,8 Vit D3: 18 30-70 vit B12: 382, 9
Hello. I just had my blood tests done. These are my results: TSH: 1,84 0,27-4,03 FT4: 17 11-22 FT3: 4,65 3,1-6,8 Vit D3: 18 30-70 vit B12: 382, 9
Giulia12
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Thyroid UK
1 month ago
ET + Anagrelide
Is anyone taking Angrelide and dealing with side effects? I have ET+CALR, became resistant to Hydrea and couldn't tolerate the side effects of Interferon. Now that I'm on Anagrelide (0.5mg twice a day) my platelets are in the 600,000's and I seem to tolerate it ok. However I deal with rapid heartbeats
Is anyone taking Angrelide and dealing with side effects? I have ET+CALR, became resistant to Hydrea and couldn't tolerate the side effects of Interferon. Now that I'm on Anagrelide (0.5mg twice a day) my platelets are in the 600,000's and I seem to tolerate it ok. However I deal with rapid heartbeats
Zeppelin11
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MPN Voice
4 months ago
People with hypothyroidism and ME
Those who suffer with both hypothyroidism and ME, do you find that your exhaustion is somewhat abated if your vitamins and minerals are optimal? I have posted previously about a friend who has had hypothyroidism for many years. But after contracting Covid she started to feel exhausted and eventually
Those who suffer with both hypothyroidism and ME, do you find that your exhaustion is somewhat abated if your vitamins and minerals are optimal? I have posted previously about a friend who has had hypothyroidism for many years. But after contracting Covid she started to feel exhausted and eventually
AnneEvo
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Thyroid UK
4 months ago
Blood test help - trial T3 or get vitamins up first?
Please bear with the first part of this it is relevant: In late 2021 I was in a job which had become very stressful and was suffering some odd symptoms – in particular I tended to spike a fever for 12-24 hours with no obvious illness, low resting heart rate, very dry skin, extreme tiredness. I had the
Please bear with the first part of this it is relevant: In late 2021 I was in a job which had become very stressful and was suffering some odd symptoms – in particular I tended to spike a fever for 12-24 hours with no obvious illness, low resting heart rate, very dry skin, extreme tiredness. I had the
housefairy
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Thyroid UK
2 months ago
Feeling really low at the minute. Sorry this is a long one but just want to write it all down.
After Nstemi in March, I went back to work in April. Was feeling pretty good apart from a burning sensation in the chest area not quite every day. I am on the gold standard meds, apparently and the GP advised that my 3 months was up to and to stop clopidogrel on 14 June. Which I did. He increased my
After Nstemi in March, I went back to work in April. Was feeling pretty good apart from a burning sensation in the chest area not quite every day. I am on the gold standard meds, apparently and the GP advised that my 3 months was up to and to stop clopidogrel on 14 June. Which I did. He increased my
CatLady246
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British Heart Foundation
2 months ago
Levothyroxine and vitamin - timings
Morning. I have taken my first dose of Levothyroxine this morning. I have a recollection of being told / reading about timing of taking other medication being important but can’t find it to refresh myself. Would someone be able to tell me when I am best to take my vitamins..? B12, B complex and D as
Morning. I have taken my first dose of Levothyroxine this morning. I have a recollection of being told / reading about timing of taking other medication being important but can’t find it to refresh myself. Would someone be able to tell me when I am best to take my vitamins..? B12, B complex and D as
TheMudRunner
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Thyroid UK
3 months ago
My RLS has settled for the time being. Thank you for the information and support!
For the past six months, I've been RLS free! I'm so happy about this and it has made such a difference to my sleep and wellbeing. I have the wonderful, supportive people on here to thank, and especially SueJohnson. Because I received such a good amount of information last year, I was able to check
For the past six months, I've been RLS free! I'm so happy about this and it has made such a difference to my sleep and wellbeing. I have the wonderful, supportive people on here to thank, and especially SueJohnson. Because I received such a good amount of information last year, I was able to check
SummerDark
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Restless Legs Syndrome
2 months ago
starting Romosozumab soon
I am new to this forum and have just been reading the wealth of information about osteoporosis.. Thank god for what a wonderful group I can learn from. T12 fracture in Feb then 4 more lumbar fractures in March 30th 2024. My GP whom is just the best ever contacted an endocrinologist and he suggested
I am new to this forum and have just been reading the wealth of information about osteoporosis.. Thank god for what a wonderful group I can learn from. T12 fracture in Feb then 4 more lumbar fractures in March 30th 2024. My GP whom is just the best ever contacted an endocrinologist and he suggested
234me
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Bone Health and Osteoporosis UK
4 months ago
Latest Results
Hi everyone, My first post here. I’d be interested in opinions on my most recent Medichecks results. Levels have been a little erratic in the last couple of years with the smallest possible dose changes (+/- 25mcg per week). I also have IBS. I’ve been in the hypothyroid game a long time so I’m very
Hi everyone, My first post here. I’d be interested in opinions on my most recent Medichecks results. Levels have been a little erratic in the last couple of years with the smallest possible dose changes (+/- 25mcg per week). I also have IBS. I’ve been in the hypothyroid game a long time so I’m very
WildSilence
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Thyroid UK
5 hours ago
Folic acid = tummyache!
Hi all, I am meant to take one 5mg tablet of folic acid with each injection, that's every 2/3 days. These were keeping my levels high but the tablets give me stomach ache and discomfort, so I switched to daily liquid drops (methylayted) of 400 micrograms per recommend dose. This also seemed to work although
Hi all, I am meant to take one 5mg tablet of folic acid with each injection, that's every 2/3 days. These were keeping my levels high but the tablets give me stomach ache and discomfort, so I switched to daily liquid drops (methylayted) of 400 micrograms per recommend dose. This also seemed to work although
Myoldcat
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
7 hours ago
Test results
Still on the quest for a better life! My test results came back showing low levels of Vitamin. D and Selenium. So then I can supplement. Iron normal and no other deficiencies. But I still feel no better so I would like to try accessing an endocronologist now to see if I could combine levothyonine
Still on the quest for a better life! My test results came back showing low levels of Vitamin. D and Selenium. So then I can supplement. Iron normal and no other deficiencies. But I still feel no better so I would like to try accessing an endocronologist now to see if I could combine levothyonine
MissWilliams
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Thyroid UK
8 hours ago
PA and anxiety
Hi allI was diagnosed with PA about 6 years ago. For years I lived with the worse anxiety. Once I started loading doses and got on a regiment(3 jabs a week) my anxiety was practically gone. I mean I would get nervous(normal type of nervous) but anxiety was all but gone. About a year ago, my new primary
Hi allI was diagnosed with PA about 6 years ago. For years I lived with the worse anxiety. Once I started loading doses and got on a regiment(3 jabs a week) my anxiety was practically gone. I mean I would get nervous(normal type of nervous) but anxiety was all but gone. About a year ago, my new primary
Wowo23
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
1 day ago
On 45mg Prednisolone. Doc just told me to miss a day.
I'm so frightened. I have got totally confused. Confusion started when I got diagnosed with GCA and put on Prednisolone 50 mg, along with Apixaban, Lanzoprazole, coleocalciferol, something that's vit D complex plus calcium (forgotton the name), simavastin and Bisoprolol. Then I had afall, got taken
I'm so frightened. I have got totally confused. Confusion started when I got diagnosed with GCA and put on Prednisolone 50 mg, along with Apixaban, Lanzoprazole, coleocalciferol, something that's vit D complex plus calcium (forgotton the name), simavastin and Bisoprolol. Then I had afall, got taken
Blondgrassblowing
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PMRGCAuk
1 day ago
Folate
Hi I would be interested to hear how other people raised their folate levels quickly by diet
Hi I would be interested to hear how other people raised their folate levels quickly by diet
Andypandy30
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
1 day ago
Megaloblastic anemia and very low b12
I'm currently in a bad way. I have very low B12 and funny shaped enlarged blood cells. My symptoms are numbness in legs feet's. Pins needles, dizziness. Today I have shortness of breath really bad and feel so dizzy and faint. I'm afraid of medication and Dr's so do my best to avoid them. My symptoms
I'm currently in a bad way. I have very low B12 and funny shaped enlarged blood cells. My symptoms are numbness in legs feet's. Pins needles, dizziness. Today I have shortness of breath really bad and feel so dizzy and faint. I'm afraid of medication and Dr's so do my best to avoid them. My symptoms
Plumpudding
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
1 day ago
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