Too much B12

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Hi Sheila thanks for advice on taking far too much B12 I will stop taking it

now,It was very low in a blood test result and I started a high dose and kept

taking it,you obviously know what some GPS are like mine's refused to give me

folic acid because my test is in the reference range I could have cried when I

was refused,some doctor's dont care about their patients a good doctor is hard

to find these days,I find it very depressing and that is why I try to avoid

going to see them because mentally I cant deal with their uncaring attitude I've

been sitting in his room gasping for breath and they give me a prescription for

an antibiotic and an inhaler I'm 53 never had an inhaler in my life dont smoke

dont drink desperate to keep good health so I can enjoy life,I'm starting to

rant now, feeling sorry for myself, I forgot to post my magnesium blood test

result it is,

1.03 normal range is 0.70-1.00.

You said my transferrin is low 2.3 normal range 2.0-4 could you explain what

transferrin is, this is something I know nothing about.

Thanks to everyone on this website, without it I would be very ill as I once was

before I found it,gratitude is my daily thought.

Kathy

[Guest guest]

Unfortunately Kathy, we are finding more and more that the

majority of doctors really DO believe that if their patients test results are

ANYWHERE within a reference interval, then they don't have a problem. Never

once do they attempt to do that little bit of research to find out whether that

particular test should be at the bottom, the middle or the top of the range.

They will only say that you have a problem if your result is either outside the

bottom or outside the top of the range.

This is another thing we have to teach our doctors. Always

remember that a doctor/patient relationship is a two way partnership.

As far as your breathing problems are concerned, read this

article written by Dr Lowe and if you feel this fits you to a 'T' show it

to your GP 'Air Hunger to Death' Breathing Problems of Hypothyroid Patients' http://www.drlowe.com/jcl/comentry/breathingproblems.htm

I have answered your question about transferrin in a previous

message by giving you a link for labsonline, where you can type in whatever

test you want to know about and find the answers yourself. It is always helpful

to know these little tips in case you need to find out about more later.

As they say, give a man a fish and he'll live for a day, teach a

man to fish, and he'll live forever.

Luv - Sheila

I cant deal with their uncaring attitude I've

been sitting in his room gasping for breath and they give me a prescription for

an antibiotic and an inhaler I'm 53 never had an inhaler in my life dont smoke

dont drink desperate to keep good health so I can enjoy life,I'm starting to

rant now, feeling sorry for myself, I forgot to post my magnesium blood test

result it is,

1.03 normal range is 0.70-1.00.

You said my transferrin is low 2.3 normal range 2.0-4 could you explain what

transferrin is, this is something I know nothing about.

Thanks to everyone on this website, without it I would be very ill as I once

was before I found it,gratitude is my daily thought.

Kathy

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