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Labeling vitamins!My new rheumy—so far, very pleased—agreed that nausea caused by Plaquenil doesn't help me. I didn't even have to explain it, he told me to stop taking them right away and to increase my MTX. This means I need to get new pre-pared syringes.
This makes the MTX basically the only 'real' medication I still take, apart from the occasional naproxen or paracetamol (Tylenol).
I do take a decent load of vitamins in a medicinal way, not taking them causes plenty of issues, and they may interact with each-other / other meds so I always count them as medication.
My last blood-test showed a deficiency of vitamin D, ferritine, low B12. Still waiting for the vitamin B1.
Currently I take:
- MTX
- once per week, as injection, for the RA
- folic acid
- once per week, to counteract the side-effects of MTX
- vitamin B12
- once per month injection due to inability to absorb
- vitamin D
- as cod liver oil, twice per day, also comes with vitamin A, and as tiny tablets, four per day, for 'senior citizens' which just have D in them
- multi-vitamins
- also for 'senior citizens' which has extra vitamin B1, iron and zinc, twice per day
- calcium
- twice per day, with extra vitamin K and D
Mixing and matching turns into another juggling game because too many of certain vitamins (A) and minerals (iron and zinc) poison my liver, and my liver has a hard time dealing with all the other poison already, so I don't want to push that ;)
My body needs lots of fine-tuning.
