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Seeing Gness Post Re Endoscopy
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Reminds me I am booked for one on the 17th April
Spirometry in the morning
Bone density scan 2nd May, and a visit to a rheumatologist soon.
After my transfusion the other week, I am now diagnosed with acute anaemia, VEREY low B12 and Vitamin D, and a high level of SLE antibodies.
Shall I just book into the knackers yard now, instead?
Spirometry in the morning
Bone density scan 2nd May, and a visit to a rheumatologist soon.
After my transfusion the other week, I am now diagnosed with acute anaemia, VEREY low B12 and Vitamin D, and a high level of SLE antibodies.
Shall I just book into the knackers yard now, instead?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Ferlew....I too have iron problems but it's low ferritin, also low B12 and vit D so I know what you're going through. I don't take iron tabs as I'm coeliac as well but better for you ...or me is liquid iron which is Sytron or sodium Feredetate which does help (don't take iron with tea as that can reduce the effectiveness) I also have D jabs and B12 jabs which have just started.
I have researched vitamin deficiency and was very surprised at just what it does to the body. With the B12 though you're lucky if you get diagnosed, a lot aren't especially if within their range even if on the low side as docs don't put much store by it as I've found out.
It can cause neurological problems, loss of balance, dementia like symptoms, fatigue and breathlessness which a lot suffer.... And then diagnosed with something else ...especially heart problems when the symptoms point to B12 deficiency.
I hope you feel better soon... I'm hoping I will be too as I am at my lowest ATM and can do very little without feeling unwell. Best wishes to you and others who are on the same course.
I have researched vitamin deficiency and was very surprised at just what it does to the body. With the B12 though you're lucky if you get diagnosed, a lot aren't especially if within their range even if on the low side as docs don't put much store by it as I've found out.
It can cause neurological problems, loss of balance, dementia like symptoms, fatigue and breathlessness which a lot suffer.... And then diagnosed with something else ...especially heart problems when the symptoms point to B12 deficiency.
I hope you feel better soon... I'm hoping I will be too as I am at my lowest ATM and can do very little without feeling unwell. Best wishes to you and others who are on the same course.
Dunnital, I have yet to find out for sure, but I am thinking maybe this SLE (runs in family) is at the bottom of a lot of my daft ailments, or if not the cause then it's certainly not helping. Mam's just presented as a wolf shaped or butterfly shaped mask on her face which she had to take care to keep away from sunlight. Brother's last flare resulted in him being bed bound for quite a number of weeks when his 2 children were very small.
As I say I know little of it other than that, hoping the specialist appt comes through before too long.
(The one I was supposed to book online, and gave up and rang the hospital, who said I would hear by 20th April)
As I say I know little of it other than that, hoping the specialist appt comes through before too long.
(The one I was supposed to book online, and gave up and rang the hospital, who said I would hear by 20th April)
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