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i havebe getting white dots on my nails on and off, my calcium levels are fine, vit D levels were just slightly low but not
consderably low and wre above marks of vit d deficiency. i have also noticed the dots disappear if i consume cheese, (i seen...
Female 58: High Sed rate 33, High Ferritin 415, Low Creatinine 47, Higher blood calcium at times 10-10.3 (use to be in the 9's), High protein 8.4, low Creatine Phos low 24, LDH low 114, iron normal 82, Urine Calcium high 273-330, Ionized Calcium high 1.32,...
Hi all.
I hope everyone had a great holiday weekend.
Here's my question. . .
I'm trying to improve my health overall, and am taking vitamin supplements & just want to check in with those of you here who are supplement takers. . .
This is what I a...
Just curious as to what we take for our supplements. Unfortunately I have a pill box now:) But maybe we could help each other out with this thyroid mess.
Diagnosed since May 2008
Synthroid 50 mcg
Vitamin daiily
Acidiphilous pills
Vitamin C 500-1000 ...
So where to begin? OK.. I have been steadily losing my lunulas(fingernail moons) for a couple years. My left thumbnail lunula is almost gone. Only leaving my right thumb lunula left. The red bands at the tip of my fingernails are getting wider. They look s...
Hi all,
I was looking for some help.
I was diagnosed with sub clinical hypothyroidism in Mach 2013. My TSH was 5.98 and FT3 was 4.2 (2.6 - 5.7) and FT3 was 15.0 (12-22).
I have also had a TPO antibody test come back <10. TG has not been completed....
not sure of this its the right place to message this, i get white dots on my nails alot, its been going on for months, i was told they somtimes appear due to nail injury, i have had them for soo many months, some say its zinc and calcium difficiency? can v...
I noticed a couple days ago light yellow spots on all of my nails. I thought at first I got highlighter on my nails from work but no. Sometimes it fades and goes away and then is back. My teacher said it could be anemia? I have no idea, no health insurance...
keeping anyone else up at night? if i dont take for a night i can sleep. As soon as i take one bam i am wide awake at 330 am. This is very difficult as i work full time and have to be in at 8am!!!
Some others told me zinc is a stimulant for hypothyroidism and some
said it could lower the cortisol level. So they said it is not
recommended to supplement it. Following is my blood zinc test report.
Zinc 79.35 (76.50-150.0)
What do you think? It ...
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Herpes sores blister, then burst, ooze, they may scab, and will then heal. Sores may be confused with acne, fungal infections, and ingrown hairs.
