i just got some test results back and my doctor said they are normal but my iron seems low. would you think i should take iron or it’s fine. I am not asking for medical advice. my results are as follows.
Iron 38 (normal range 30-160)
transferrin 338 (normal range 200-375)
tibc 500 (normal range 250-450)
saturated iron 8 (normal range 20-50)
ferritin 26 (normal range 20-300)
I have two large 80 lb dogs and wanted to know if anyone had used a lawn sweeper to pick up their poop? if so what brand do you like. I’m open to push or the ones that attach to the mower. we have an acre fenced so scooping is becoming annoying lol.
do yall fill in the back of your pretzels after dipping them in chocolate or do you scape and leave the portions of the back showing?
I had an upper endoscopy about a year ago. diagnosed with gastritis. it seems like everything sets me off…. I need recommendations bc now I’m taking protonix and famoditine daily. nothing seems to help. it’s like everything triggers. can someone tell me what’s worked for them as far as resetting your gerd and gastritis? can weight loss help as well? im so tired of the burning feeling in my throat. any recommendations on what worked for you all welcome!
anyone on bentyl taken Benadryl with it? I just read you’re not supposed to but I did it before googling lol. now the internet’s got me worried about side effects.
Female, 30, 225 lbs, I hit my head 5 days ago while getting up front crouching down to pick up something that feel on the floor. on the way up I wopped my head on the large long metal cabinet pull. initially no real pain swelling etc. but 24 hours later started with bad tiredness. like want to sleep all day kind of thing very tired. then today I start getting an internal twitching inside my brain. and I swear when I roll this picture with flash on my pupils look different sized but when I shine a light both seems to contract equally. idk if I need to go to er or if I’m overreacting
question because I can’t seem to understand cumulative radiation risk calculation. from everything I’ve read a ct scan radiation risk only impacts the part of the body being scanned. so how is radiation risk cumulative? Ie if a person has had 5 abdomen and pelvic cts over 5 years, 4 head CT’s over same timeframe, and a heart ct calculations for cumulative exposure is 88 msv. but each of those affects a different part? so should it be by lifetime exposure per area? or is there something I’m missing. person is me lol