Does low Vit D make you tired????
OK peeps, I had RNY July 3rd, taking my B12 shots every 2 weeks, just had lab work done, iron is fine along with other things but my Vit D is low again...been taking some Vit D already, but I am soooo tired, thyroid levels are good with my dosage of meds, so its not that. Some days I cant seem to stay awake. I thought for sure it would be my iron , but no......so is there anyone else out there with low Vit D, and you are insanely tired some days???
Hi Jenn -
Congrats on your recent surgery.. I just posted about this last night and got some great replies..
http://www.obesityhelp.com/forums/amos/a,messageboard/action ,replies/board_id,4856/cat_id,4456/topic_id,3731523/
I am so tired all the time and this is so out of character for me. Even at my highest weight I had way more energy then I do right now. I just hope pumping myself with lots of dry vit d is going to do the trick.
I wish you all the best.
Christina
i havent had the surgery yet, but i had my pre-op labs done and my doctor said my vitamin D was low... and that is why i probably am drained all the time... he gave me the prescribed ones i take one once a week.. i am on my third week and i can say as of a few days ago i feel my energy level up again
Hi,
I had low vitamin d before surgery and asked my doctor what the signs were of low vitamin d and her answer was, There are NO signs of Low vitamin D. They only way they know that you are low in vitamin d is through a blood test. The effect of low vitamin d is that your body can't absorb calcium and you develop osteoporosis.
Your not tired because of low vitamin D.
I had low vitamin d before surgery and asked my doctor what the signs were of low vitamin d and her answer was, There are NO signs of Low vitamin D. They only way they know that you are low in vitamin d is through a blood test. The effect of low vitamin d is that your body can't absorb calcium and you develop osteoporosis.
Your not tired because of low vitamin D.
........but low levels of vitamin D doesn't make you tired.
I wonder if the depression rates being elevated in D deficient patients is linked to the fact that obesity rates are elevated amongst d deficient patients.
I am fat therefore i am depressed.
I am fat therefore i am more likely to be deficient in vitamin D.
shrugs
catnip
I wonder if the depression rates being elevated in D deficient patients is linked to the fact that obesity rates are elevated amongst d deficient patients.
I am fat therefore i am depressed.
I am fat therefore i am more likely to be deficient in vitamin D.
shrugs
catnip
There's no way to know if it makes you tired or not.
But to say there are *no* signs of vite D deficiency is a fallacy, as very clearly, osteomalacia, a sign of D deficiency, is definately noticable.
And my skinny-assed hubby, who has a terrible D level, is also depressed. He's been showing improvement with D doses.
But to say there are *no* signs of vite D deficiency is a fallacy, as very clearly, osteomalacia, a sign of D deficiency, is definately noticable.
And my skinny-assed hubby, who has a terrible D level, is also depressed. He's been showing improvement with D doses.
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on 9/19/08 10:48 am - Big Sky Country, ID
on 9/19/08 10:48 am - Big Sky Country, ID
On September 19, 2008 at 4:19 PM Pacific Time, Andrea U. wrote:
Your doctor is wrong.Depression rates are elevated in D deficient patients.
Osteomalacia causes one's bones to ache (as they, you know, melt).