#Vitamin D Blood Test
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https://sunrisediagnosis.com/vitamin-d-test-in-pune/
Vitamin D testing measures the level of this essential substance in your blood. It is used to diagnose vitamin D deficiencies or to monitor treatment for a known deficiency.
The main function of vitamin D is to aid in the absorption of calcium during bone formation. Maintaining adequate levels of vitamin D supports healthy bones. In addition, vitamin D has anti-inflammatory and other properties that play a role in maintaining normal muscle, immune, and nervous system functions.
Vitamin D blood test at home can be used to check your levels so a deficiency can be corrected. Less commonly, vitamin D testing may be used to detect vitamin D toxicity, a condition in which there is an excess of vitamin D in the body.
Sunrise Diagnostic offers the best Vitamin D test near me in Pune at an affordable price.
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Got my blood test results back and I am once again not anemic!!! (I stopped taking iron for a while and it turns out I should not have done that lol) Also my ferritin is up in the double digits again! A huge improvement from a year ago, when my ferritin level was 3. Now it's 17! That's technically in the normal range!!! :D
#the person behind the yarn#all my blood test results are normal!!!#which on the one hand is fantastic#and on the other hand this was my rheumatologist and after two rounds of normal rheumatology bloodwork#I think I might have to accept I am not going to get a diagnosis from her :(#on the plus side she did think it was weird how fast my vitamin levels change#and said something like 'your test results especially the vitamin level changes show something is definitely up'#my vitamin B12 level crashed by over 1000 in less than six months!#my vitamin D level increased by more than 20 in about six weeks!#also my iron levels improve weirdly fast??#which I am very grateful for but also my iron saturation percentage more than doubled#in about six weeks of supplements. that's weird right?
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Once again at the doctor's office for coeliac disease related complications.... Chronic/autoimmune diseases can go choke on cacti 🙃
#even following a super strict gluten-free diet isn't the cure#it just means you dont have big ouchies when you eat#i always have 2-3 vitamin deficiencies no matter what#waiting for results of the blood test i did 2 weeks ago... hhhhh#i know i have low serum ferritin and vitamin D#but i don't know how severe until after this appointment#and yes im pretending arthur is in the seat next to me holding my hand🥹#he always comes with me and im wearing my joker coat for extra comfort
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the never been to a doctor in his life ➡️ needing an MRI pipeline. speedrun. Whatever
#talkys#also im vitamin D deficient but we knew that#im goign to need another blood test later apparently#do they do contrast IV for brain mri...bc if so idk if my arm/veins are gonna survive all this poking.#my insurance is also so shitty barebones so im scared im gonna have to pay tons AGHHHHGGGHHHHH#god. the Being Taken Care Of fantasy copium daydreams are gonna go crazy in the next few weeks
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//went to the dr and all they did was take my fucking blood... again
#ooc#this time they're testing my vitamin d to see if i might be deficient#while i hope that's the case because that can be easily cured i've also HAD a vit d deficiency before and it felt NOTHING like this#granted i guess this could be a more severe deficiency#but idk i feel like they're laser focusing on the fatigue i initially reported and not the constant horrible body pain that's set in#and worsened in the couple months since i made the appointment#like i had the pain with the fatigue as well but it wasn't constant. now it's FUCKING CONSTANT.#it's not always at the worst possible level but it's pretty much always there in some form or another#and tbh this is like. the 3rd time they've taken blood with the first 2 tests yielding no clue as to what could be wrong with me#so i know they need to do it to check and/or rule out everything but like#it's so frustrating. being in constant pain. and constantly being told to 'wait for results' that so far have yielded nothing#nothing that points to what's wrong anyway#so i hope it IS a vit d deficiency and i hope my gut feeling that it's not is way off the mark#because a deficiency can be fixed with some supplements and boom all better#but if it's not.... then i have to face the reality that this is probably some kind of chronic illness#which i've been coming to realize that it might be#but it still fucking sucks#because this time last year i was Literally Fucking Fine#and now i'm just. so fucking sick. and sick of BEING sick.#and every time i go in i feel like i'm rushed right out. like i mention my concerns but i don't have the time to think if there's something#i've forgotten because they're rushing me towards the lab to get my blood drawn. again.#and usually there is#but this is literally the only clinic i can afford rn so#just gotta tough it out and cross my fingers that some vitamins are all i need
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★ I just got a call from the doctor and I have to go in and see them so they can examine me and also discuss my blood results next week (╯︵╰,) this means my thyroid is being dodgy again and my vitamin d is still low because that's always what happens after I have bloods done. (´;︵;`) but! it'll be alright, I probably just need a higher dose of thyroid chemical (yummy!! /sarcasm) and more vitamin d tablets. not the end of the world ¯\(◉‿◉)/¯ ★
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maybe taking vitamins can fix me
#txt#my blood test said i have vitamin b9 and d deficiency...#i guess that's something that antidepressants don't fix
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I can't believe the nurse scheduled my lastest stabbing appointment for the Ides of March, the famous stabbing holiday
#anyway i have ANOTHER blood test#This should be my last one because the doctor fully told me they're testing for everything they haven't yet#the current theory is vitamin d deficiency#not looking forward to it
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all my health stuff is good minus the fact that im very vitamin d deficient and i have an iron deficiency
#looking at my lab results on my little app like hm yes i dont know what these mean but i seem to be in the middle for most so that's good#but i looked at the vitamin d one and it was likeeoouuhhh boy#standard range issss 30-100#i have 14#also my ana blood test happened#and they found stuff yaayy!!#i mean not YAY as in woo im sick#but yay as in thank god they finally found something cause ive been having this pain since i was like 5 years old#and the possibility of treatment is nice
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got a doctors appointment alim a gew days to discuss my blood test tesults
#a lot of my family have chronic illnesses or autoimmune disorders that can be caused by genetics so im sweating#i don't know shit about blood tests. hope I passed hope my blood isnt cringe fail#last time I was SEVERELY deficient in vitamin d. like. incredibly#however I leave the house semi often now!!! so hopefully lmao#egg talks
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Hey y'all! Another weird question for you: How long do you have to fast for a blood sugar reading to count as a fasting blood sugar measurement? Also, does drinking soda (like, full sugar soda) slowly over the time before the blood test count as not-fasting? Asking because I keep testing* in the fasting blood sugar range when I am pretty sure I am not supposed to. Like, two hours after eating a meal when I've been slowly drinking soda the whole intervening time, or half an hour after drinking a whole full-sugar gatorade *with the home blood sugar test thing, not like doctor's office tests. though I test in the fasting range there too? I do know the word for the tester thing but I am brain fogged at the moment
#the person behind the yarn#blood mention#food mention#like. obliquely? but sort of there so I tag it just in case#I have a new personal record for lowest blood sugar when testing at home now! 91#I ate lunch two hours ago had some goldfish crackers after that and have been slowly sipping on a dr pepper#(as well as water I have two drinks going at all times)#and my blood sugar is STILL low#so I am eating some candy and then I will eat more goldfish and make sure I get extra protein with dinner#but seriously what the heck#this is not how blood sugar works for other people right????#it's not just always low but technically not hypoglycemic?????#I do not have diabetes I have been checked for that. a lot. it's probably the second or third most common thing they test me for#but nope whatever my problem is it's not that my body just yearns to yeet nutrients as efficiently as possible without retaining them#salt and sugar both apparently. also vitamin D but that one could just be that I don't go outside much#I take supplements for that it's fine#but there's not really salt and sugar supplements?#okay there are. I take the salt pills. but sugar is iffier. like there are sugar pills but I suspect#that's probably not the best way to increase my blood sugar
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psych wants blood tests+an ekg, im getting a Person to handle my case+an actual treatment plan, we had an hour and a half but it almost felt like too little time to go over everything
#thankfully. ill get another appointment#blood tests and stuff are mostly to check iron+vitamin d levels bc im bad at eating consistently and also live in denmark
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I visited another neurologist yesterday (who was pretty cool and understanding btw!) and it turns out that the result from my neck ct scan was actually normal and nothing to worry about and it won't be an issue during a future pregnancy and it turns out that all my health issues stem from stress 👍
#so i need to change my perspective and personality in order to be healthy and survive 👍 and deal in a healthy way with emotions etc etc 👍#all my blood tests are okay too apart from vitamin d which is still low despite the vitamins i take#sooo got to get to work besties and make life good#m.txt💌
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Key Diagnostic Tests for Identification and Management of Sever's Disease in Full Body Health Checkups:
Comprehensive health assessments include a range of diagnostic examinations aimed at identifying predisposing factors, assessing injury severity, and guiding targeted interventions for managing Sever's Disease. These examinations offer valuable insights into the underlying biomechanical, structural, and physiological factors contributing to heel pain, enabling healthcare providers to customize treatment strategies effectively. Here are detailed descriptions of the main diagnostic procedures involved:
1. Radiographic Imaging: X-ray imaging is a foundational diagnostic technique utilized to visualize the calcaneus (heel bone) and the heel's growth plate (apophysis). X-rays can detect anomalies such as irregular growth plate shape or size, bony outgrowths, or signs of inflammation. By excluding other potential causes of heel pain, such as fractures or skeletal irregularities, X-rays aid in confirming Sever's Disease diagnosis and guiding appropriate management approaches.
2. Clinical Examination: A comprehensive physical examination of the foot and ankle is crucial for evaluating tenderness, swelling, and range of motion in the affected heel. Healthcare providers conduct palpation to pinpoint areas of localized tenderness, particularly over the growth plate. Additionally, they assess for signs of inflammation, such as redness or warmth, indicative of active inflammation. Evaluation of foot posture, alignment, and gait assists in identifying biomechanical abnormalities contributing to heel pain, such as flat feet or excessive pronation.
3. Nuclear Medicine Imaging: Bone scans, including technetium-99m bone scans or single-photon emission computed tomography (SPECT) scans, are utilized to detect heightened bone turnover and inflammation. In Sever's Disease, bone scans can reveal increased metabolic activity in the affected heel, indicating inflammation and stress-related changes within the growth plate. This diagnostic method provides valuable insights into the severity and extent of heel pain associated with Sever's Disease, guiding treatment decisions and assessing therapy response.
4. Laboratory Tests: Blood tests may be conducted to assess underlying systemic factors contributing to musculoskeletal conditions like Sever's Disease. These tests may include evaluations of vitamin D levels, calcium metabolism, and markers of inflammation. Vitamin D deficiency and calcium inadequacy are established risk factors for compromised bone health, predisposing individuals to conditions such as Sever's Disease. Blood tests also aid in identifying hormonal imbalances or inflammatory conditions exacerbating heel pain or impeding healing.
5. Biomechanical Evaluation: Biomechanical assessments are pivotal in identifying abnormal movement patterns, gait irregularities, and foot biomechanics contributing to heel pain in Sever's Disease. Gait analysis, employing specialized equipment like pressure-sensitive footplates or motion capture systems, assesses force distribution during walking and running. Foot pressure measurements identify areas of excessive pressure or loading on the heel, highlighting potential stress points. Additionally, assessment of foot posture, arch height, and joint mobility assists in identifying biomechanical factors such as flat feet, high arches, or muscle imbalances predisposing individuals to heel pain.
There are many good hospitals in India that offer health checkup packages for a full body health checkup for the early detection and management of conditions like Sever's disease.
#Sever's disease#full body health checkup#regular health checkups#health checkup packages#X-ray#heel pain#bone scan#fractures#skeletal irregularities#flat feet#CT scans#blood tests#vitamin D#gait
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The term “vitamins test” refers to a series of assays and analyses used to assess an individual’s levels of vital vitamins in their body, rather than a single, uniform examination. These tests are intended to determine the presence and concentration of specific vitamins, such as vitamin A, B-complex vitamins, vitamin C, vitamin D, and 1,25 dihydroxy, among others. Depending on the individual’s specific needs and health issues, healthcare practitioners may offer several types of vitamin tests to ensure proper nutrient intake and address any imbalances or deficiencies that may be affecting one’s overall health and well-being.
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Early diagnosis of deficits helps avoid future health problems and ensure successful care.
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anyways hey y’all I’m back from hospital literally all tests were clear and my heartbeat… the rhythm is fine. it’s just fucking fast. resting at 100-110 even when I just wake up, and if I do even a little bit of activity 110-120 for whatever reason. the arm thing appears to be poorly timed arm pain lmfao. so aside from all that I’ve got a small dosage tablet to be taking to try and slow my heart rate lmfao
#like. that’s it. got my blood pressure taken like five times or more#all sounded kind of high to me (it was 149/114 at some point lol)#but other than blood pressure… literally everything was fine#so????? as always in this family god almighty#I TRY TO GET SO MANY THINGS CHECKED OUT. AND NOTHING!!! MY TESTS ARE ALWAYS PRISTINE!!!!!! EXCEPT OF VITAMIN D AND IRON SOMETIMES#HATE IT HERE#had two echocardiograms#and will be getting an ultrasound done on my heart as well soon#so! exciting#otherwise. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯#ooc
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