Vitamin D deficiency.
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Had a letter from the rheumatologist to say that I have vitamin D deficiency which I can't understand because I get plenty of sunlight and I have a good diet.Going to GP today to discuss supplements.Rheumatologist also suggests that my GP checks my PTH which I assume is parathyroid hormone.Does anyone have any experience of this.My pain and fatigue are becoming unbearable and if vitamin D supplements could alleviate some of it this would be wonderful,but I Don't want to get my hopes up only to be let down again.
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christine26761 Lily23957
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tiswas24537 Lily23957
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i started to take a vitd3 because tests showed i was very low i had really bad pains in my toes it did help a little , but the pains are still there ,just not as bad if that helps any . i am taking collidaul gold supplement on its own that seems to be helping more than when i took it with other supplements . hope you get sorted soon .try magneiusum oil and flakes for pain relief.
sukest Lily23957
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michele35571 Lily23957
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i started vit.D3, calcium and magnesium supplements a couple of weeks ago. They were recommended by this site. They are helping! Pain is less and fatigue has lessened. Thanks to all for your help and good luck Lily.
Pinkgin64 Lily23957
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I was found to be Vit D deficient last May, seriously low. I had a two week intensive course and am still on monthly top ups. I'm awaiting results. I can't say I've had less pain but have been a little less tired. Like you I don't get my hopes up, I just wait and see. Any improvement, however small, is a positive :-)