Guest guest Posted March 23, 2002 Report Share Posted March 23, 2002 Rose, Yes, a rare bird indeed, a cadmium turkey. But you give good hugs ) You have to stop eating off those aluminum and cadmium coated plates. Sorry, I have never heard of anything like that. Are you eating your chain link fence? Now I do know some West Virginians who have one leg shorter than the other from walking around the mountaian in the same direction all the time ) Take care thorny Rose Hugs, Bill Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 24, 2002 Report Share Posted March 24, 2002 Rose, Wow! Sounds like you really are baffling the docs -- even more than most MSA patients. I don't know much about all this, but I do remember that high levels of heavy metals in the body can cause a myriad of neurological problems, so if I had to guess (and that's ALL this is) I'd say the metals are the chicken and the MSA-type symptoms are the egg. There is a doctor at NIH that was looking for patients with high serum feretin levels wtih MSA-type symptoms for a study she is doing. She might be of some help -- I don't remember her name but I'll bet Bill does. (Rob's tests for serum feretin were normal.) Carol & Rob > Hi Gang, > Many of you know me and know I don't post a lot because I don't feel > qualified (unless its for group support). I need to ask if anyone has > had experiences with/or knowledge of unusual blood test results. I am > only DX'd so far with Orthosatic Hypotension w/autonomic problems. I > do have many other > symptoms>> neuropathy, spasms w/ twitching, poor gait, balance > problems, low body temps,etc etc.I have been having numerous stomach > problems and test show gall bladder, thyroid, liver, pancreas, and > kidney problems. The wonderful gastro doc and my neuro have been > working to try and DX me while treating my symptoms. This included a > battery of test with numerous abnormal results.(We expected some of > them). The most baffling are the latest blood test. Too low insulin > on fasting> ( I believe I have read that is a problem with some here). > Many high levels of unusual metals, cadmium and aluminum are the most > prominate. I saw a specailist for this Thursday, and he said he > thought it was a joke (fake test from my doc)because the cadmium > levels were so high, he has never heard of another living > person 'ever' to have these levels. It is usually encountered in > industrial accidents. At this point they are not sure > if these toxins caused my medical problems OR if there could be a > malfunctioning protein in me disabling my body to rid toxins. I know > this area is wayyyyy beyond most of us including my doctors. However, > it was suggested for me to ask this group if anyone else has > encountered anything similar. Could be all of my problems stem from > metal poisionings OR because of my autonomic problems my body cant > get rid of toxins... So thus the " chicken or egg " . They are going to > try to set up a 'spring cleaning' for my blood to get the toxins out. > The doctor says I'm a rare bird. (LOL I know Bill is going to comment > on that). So surgery is on hold for the gall bladder until this is > addressed.In hopes this is causing all the problems with my organs. > Sorry for such a long post, but needed to explain details > to post this question....... Thanks gang, w/ hugs... Rose Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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