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Was diagnosed as having hyperthyroidism several weeks ago. To say I was surprised was an understatement. I had asked to have bloods taken as I am on long term medication for atrial fibrillation and also mitral valve regurgitation. Both conditions had been well managed for a long time but I have been
Was diagnosed as having hyperthyroidism several weeks ago. To say I was surprised was an understatement. I had asked to have bloods taken as I am on long term medication for atrial fibrillation and also mitral valve regurgitation. Both conditions had been well managed for a long time but I have been
Timmyd2024
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Thyroid UK
7 days ago
ME Fibromyalgia and B12
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4406448/#:~:text=Frequent%20injections%20of%20high%2Dconcentrated,of%20patients%20with%20ME%2FFM. I just came across this study, which might be useful to the medics on here, or might be ancient history. https://www.theguardian.com/society/article/2024/aug
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4406448/#:~:text=Frequent%20injections%20of%20high%2Dconcentrated,of%20patients%20with%20ME%2FFM. I just came across this study, which might be useful to the medics on here, or might be ancient history. https://www.theguardian.com/society/article/2024/aug
Oneash
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
7 days ago
B12 vials from India
Was wondering if anyone has used B vials VITCOFOL from India ml vials. THANK YOU.
Was wondering if anyone has used B vials VITCOFOL from India ml vials. THANK YOU.
claudette
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
7 days ago
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Homocysteine MMA Active B12
does anyone know where I can get these 3 tests from? I want to be able to have a kit for venous blood test TIA
does anyone know where I can get these 3 tests from? I want to be able to have a kit for venous blood test TIA
130396
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Thyroid UK
7 days ago
Which Folate supplement is best?
Having watched Dr. David Morris 's video, he said Folic acid supplements aren't so good. So what's the best thing to get ? I do eat a fair amount of green veg, I'm no longer a Marmite addict, I occasionally buy liver paté. But I'd like to be sure I'm getting enough.
Having watched Dr. David Morris 's video, he said Folic acid supplements aren't so good. So what's the best thing to get ? I do eat a fair amount of green veg, I'm no longer a Marmite addict, I occasionally buy liver paté. But I'd like to be sure I'm getting enough.
Oneash
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
7 days ago
Can pernicious anaemia be caused by long term use of lansoprazole?
Hello everyone, I am a lady of 67. Ive been taking lansoprazole for years. Then I began to feel ill with various symptoms the doctor was not interested in or would virtually say I was a hypocondriac. I nagged and got sent to a consultant who said I had neurological problems caused by fibromylgia and
Hello everyone, I am a lady of 67. Ive been taking lansoprazole for years. Then I began to feel ill with various symptoms the doctor was not interested in or would virtually say I was a hypocondriac. I nagged and got sent to a consultant who said I had neurological problems caused by fibromylgia and
wiserlady
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
7 days ago
body giving up on me after Covid… the saga continues!
Hi all - body is still really giving up on me after contracting Covid in May and struggling to put it all right. I’ve had pernicious anaemia for many, many years but never experienced anything like this. My B12 definitely isn’t working properly and neither is my stomach! First came the tanking ferritin
Hi all - body is still really giving up on me after contracting Covid in May and struggling to put it all right. I’ve had pernicious anaemia for many, many years but never experienced anything like this. My B12 definitely isn’t working properly and neither is my stomach! First came the tanking ferritin
Littledancingtiger
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
7 days ago
stomach burning, acid reflux and anxiety
I would appreciate any help in combatting a burning stomach. I have had IBA for 30 years and was diagnosed with acid reflux and a hiatal hernia 2 years ago with Barrett’s Oesophagus but managed to calm it down with acupuncture and homeopathy. However, anxiety kicked off stomach burning 3 months ago and
I would appreciate any help in combatting a burning stomach. I have had IBA for 30 years and was diagnosed with acid reflux and a hiatal hernia 2 years ago with Barrett’s Oesophagus but managed to calm it down with acupuncture and homeopathy. However, anxiety kicked off stomach burning 3 months ago and
Fizzbond
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IBS Network
7 days ago
Monitor my health test results can anyone advise please?
These are my new bloods taking 50 levo (started on 25) & I'm lower through the ranges than before I took it 😔Should I up it myself before I see the doctor next month? Vitamin D 94 Ferritin 93 B12 157 Folate >20 No ratio provided, have requested them? Cholesterol has gone down as has HbA1c, thank you
These are my new bloods taking 50 levo (started on 25) & I'm lower through the ranges than before I took it 😔Should I up it myself before I see the doctor next month? Vitamin D 94 Ferritin 93 B12 157 Folate >20 No ratio provided, have requested them? Cholesterol has gone down as has HbA1c, thank you
Elle137
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Thyroid UK
8 days ago
Vitamin B injection
Hi there, my husband has been taking a b complex and a b12 supplement but hus b12 levels are still low so a doc prescribed a shot that includes B1, B6 and B12. Does that mean he can skip the pills? What about the other Bs, it doesn't seem very balanced? BTW, he doesn't have thyroid issues, but he didn't
Hi there, my husband has been taking a b complex and a b12 supplement but hus b12 levels are still low so a doc prescribed a shot that includes B1, B6 and B12. Does that mean he can skip the pills? What about the other Bs, it doesn't seem very balanced? BTW, he doesn't have thyroid issues, but he didn't
Kriticat
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Thyroid UK
8 days ago
High dose Ergocalciferol (Vit. D-2) for Osteoporosis?
Since losing my long time primary doctor last year, I am on my second doctor for advice for osteoporosis. I was reluctant to take Prolia recommended by the first D.O. doctor and the second Internist Doctor recommended 50,000 (I think IU) weekly for a couple of months. I haven't picked up the prescription
Since losing my long time primary doctor last year, I am on my second doctor for advice for osteoporosis. I was reluctant to take Prolia recommended by the first D.O. doctor and the second Internist Doctor recommended 50,000 (I think IU) weekly for a couple of months. I haven't picked up the prescription
pegpowell
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PMRGCAuk
8 days ago
New test results as been feeling yuk.
Decided to have another Medichecks two days ago, now six weeks post covid negative. I’ve been quite hyper, getting hung up on cleaning, sleep is all over the place, full of rage so I knew things weren’t right. Craving coffee (rationing to 2 a day) and sugar - my mouth doesn’t even want to realise I’m
Decided to have another Medichecks two days ago, now six weeks post covid negative. I’ve been quite hyper, getting hung up on cleaning, sleep is all over the place, full of rage so I knew things weren’t right. Craving coffee (rationing to 2 a day) and sugar - my mouth doesn’t even want to realise I’m
Calceolaria
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Thyroid UK
8 days ago
Why do all my symptoms suggest hyperthyroid if my results show hypo?
Hi everyone! I got my thyroid results about a month ago - first time ever tested. My GP initially wanted to test my thyroid because of these symptoms: sudden severe anxiety, trouble sleeping, shakiness, palpitations. I've also had increased sweating and some diarrhoea (not bad). I've lost some weight
Hi everyone! I got my thyroid results about a month ago - first time ever tested. My GP initially wanted to test my thyroid because of these symptoms: sudden severe anxiety, trouble sleeping, shakiness, palpitations. I've also had increased sweating and some diarrhoea (not bad). I've lost some weight
RLG123
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Thyroid UK
8 days ago
thyroid & B tests
can anyone tell me where I can order a test kit for venous blood draw for thyroid B12 Active folate ferritin . My surgery will do the blood draw so won’t cost me anything that way . I used to use Medichecks but they don’t include folate anymore. many thanks
can anyone tell me where I can order a test kit for venous blood draw for thyroid B12 Active folate ferritin . My surgery will do the blood draw so won’t cost me anything that way . I used to use Medichecks but they don’t include folate anymore. many thanks
130396
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Thyroid UK
8 days ago
Wonder if I can ask advice as to whether some of these results from 19yrs ago link to b12 defic. not Iong after ME diagnosis please?
HiJust delving bk in time & got access to some older records! These results are few yrs aft ME diagnosis. (still trying to locate some from exact diagnosis time tho did find some- ferritin levels 11, Alanine Aminotransferase 1 below range? Raised protein , globulin & eosinphilia?) On these results above
HiJust delving bk in time & got access to some older records! These results are few yrs aft ME diagnosis. (still trying to locate some from exact diagnosis time tho did find some- ferritin levels 11, Alanine Aminotransferase 1 below range? Raised protein , globulin & eosinphilia?) On these results above
Jo5454
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
8 days ago
New rules at GP surgery
My lovely GP retired a year ago and has not been replaced, and pressures on the Health Centre have led to the inevitable! I showed up a couple of weeks ago for my two monthly B12 jab only to be told that my levels needed to be tested and a review of B12 required. I had been supplementing with sublingual
My lovely GP retired a year ago and has not been replaced, and pressures on the Health Centre have led to the inevitable! I showed up a couple of weeks ago for my two monthly B12 jab only to be told that my levels needed to be tested and a review of B12 required. I had been supplementing with sublingual
firee
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
9 days ago
eyesight 20/20
Just another notch in the “how crazy is B12” totem pole. I just got back from an optometrist appt which I had booked because, after updating my prescription in May, I now cannot wear these new glasses (one for reading and one for long distance/driving). The new lenses were giving me vertigo, nausea
Just another notch in the “how crazy is B12” totem pole. I just got back from an optometrist appt which I had booked because, after updating my prescription in May, I now cannot wear these new glasses (one for reading and one for long distance/driving). The new lenses were giving me vertigo, nausea
PlatypusProfit8077
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
9 days ago
switching/alternating Hydroxocobalamin and cyanocobalamin?
excuse my ignorance but I thought I’d check with those that know before I blindly go doing something silly. I was reading the NHS B12 pages and saw they only offer hydroxcobalamin and they suggest this lasts longer. So I’ve ordered some Pascoe to try. I have stock of cyanocobalamin and use that twice
excuse my ignorance but I thought I’d check with those that know before I blindly go doing something silly. I was reading the NHS B12 pages and saw they only offer hydroxcobalamin and they suggest this lasts longer. So I’ve ordered some Pascoe to try. I have stock of cyanocobalamin and use that twice
Regenallotment
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
9 days ago
I GAVE UP.
I will try and be short about my story. It is a snapshot of events whilst I was on Levothyroxine for more or less 25 yrs. I never felt well and was never referred to an endocrinologist. I gained weight, my hair thinned. I had problems not only with my voice, but swallowing food. I had brain fog, acute
I will try and be short about my story. It is a snapshot of events whilst I was on Levothyroxine for more or less 25 yrs. I never felt well and was never referred to an endocrinologist. I gained weight, my hair thinned. I had problems not only with my voice, but swallowing food. I had brain fog, acute
Whiterose15
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Thyroid UK
9 days ago
Intravenous C
I was reading this short report (our BAT friends are involved) thinking it showed real promise for C, then in conclusion they say no. Agreed the p values are high, the CIs are wide, but the results were so lopsided that to me it merely means the trial was underpowered and C is worth a try. High-Dose
I was reading this short report (our BAT friends are involved) thinking it showed real promise for C, then in conclusion they say no. Agreed the p values are high, the CIs are wide, but the results were so lopsided that to me it merely means the trial was underpowered and C is worth a try. High-Dose
cigafred
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Fight Prostate Cancer
9 days ago
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