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kronic
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Posted: Tue May 5th, 2009 23:26 |
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Had no calcium or Vit D for 4 days before each draw, only meds taken were lisinopril and atenolol, have been in sun 30 minutes each day bicycling as I have done every day for years, and 1,25 LabCorp results were 89 pg/mL and then 93 second test, with range "reference interval" of 15.9 to 55.6.
Read here earlier that LabCorp 1,25 testing is OK only if results are high, and wondering what opinions are as to where I stand with near 2 Sigma numbers: test results OK, but I'm drowning in calcitriol ? Do I need to pay a 3rd time - this time to Quest - to get a better test?
Any ideas on whether the 1/2 hour sunlight on arms and legs accounts for more than a small portion of my elevated 1,25 levels ? Do weekend, all-day, beach sunbathers come home Sunday night with 1,25 levels over 100?
Also have a familial osteopenia issue developing with 2 of my children ages 33 and 36 flunking Dexa bone scans taken because of my 37 year history, from age 30, of osteopenia and broken bones and recently hip. Both children were prescribed boniva but were advised by others not to take it until hyperparathyroidism was ruled out, and they are waiting for PTH, ionized calcium and 1,25 results now. There is also a familial type II, high serum 1,25, vit D resistance that needs consideration if everyone passes the hyperparathyroid tests.
Would appreciate all opinions, professional or experiential, that can help me keep my kids off the chronic, long-term suffering track down which 3 decades of MDs have sent me. Thanks.
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Wt.168lb, 25D=15.4, 1,25D=93.4, =6:1, Ben 40mg Q6; 5/20/09 added 50 Mino Q48; BP meds Q24 last 5 years: Lisinopril 40mg, Atenolol 50mg; Osteoporosis, Post-hip fracture arthritis limits walking but can bike all day on 2 vicodin, if I suit up?
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Carole
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Posted: Wed May 6th, 2009 17:04 |
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Hello, kronic, and welcome!
You may refer to the new tool in the MP Knowledge Base for metabolite interpretation. This source will help you to better understand your two test results, which are sufficient in determining a D-disregulation. Interpreting Vitamin D Metabolites
Please refer to the following link about calcium consumption and supplementation: Don't I need to take a calcium supplement to prevent osteoporosis?
To address your other concerns, please read the following: Light sensitivity-basic information and Bacteria vs genes: the spread of chronic disease in families
More information may be found at http://www.bacteriality.com, Essential MP Information, and the MP FAQs.
Best regards to you and your family! . . . Carole
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