Guest guest Posted October 23, 2006 Report Posted October 23, 2006 Kaylene wrote: " Has your Dentist, or Physician considered seeing if you have pernicious anemia? " Hi Kaylene, I probably do have Pernicious Anemia although neither my Dentist nor my Rheumatologist has mentioned it. I'll ask the Rheumy about it at my appointment on Wed. He is the one who does most of my testing because there's a Blood Laboratory in his building. Strangely enough, I get monthly Vitamin B 12 shots at my Chiropractor's office. A female Physician visits one morning each week and she gives them to me. During my first visit to her, she just looked at me and said, " You need Vitamin B 12 shots. " That's when the shots began. Sea Salt is good product, isn't it? I also use it and Baking Soda in a nasal rinse I make at home. Thanks for the heads up! Jane Quote
Guest guest Posted October 23, 2006 Report Posted October 23, 2006 <Sea Salt is good product, isn't it? I also use it and Baking Soda in a nasal rinse I make at home. Thanks for the heads up! Jane> Just a caution: I tried sea salt and the doc about had a fit! It is not good to use it if you have certain things wrong with you. Gwen Quote
Guest guest Posted October 24, 2006 Report Posted October 24, 2006 --- Jane wrote: > Strangely enough, I get monthly Vitamin B 12 shots > at my Chiropractor's office. Hi Jane That is the usual treatment fo pernicious anemia. It would be best if there was blood work to determine, if you have other problems. Taking B12 orally, doesn't help with pernicious anemia, it must be given by injection only. Kaylene __________________________________________________ Quote
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