Same here, doctor after doctor and no one knows ore care what i have, im tyring hard with vitamins and everithing, just dont give up.
I don't know if this would make a difference but have your blood tests checked for Vitamin D3 deficiency?
Also might need more magnesium
Sorry to hear you're in the same boat. I've recently switched to a new primary care physician, but he seems to be a revolving door, next patient kind of doctor. It's taken forever to find a new PCP and, frankly, I'm drained. I'll have to stay with him for now, insurance won't allow a switch yet. I just pray I don't lose more weight.
The multi vitamins I'm taking have vitamin D3 250% and magnesium 100 mg/25%. Do you think my body is having trouble absorbing the vitamin tablets, too or do I need to take them as a shot?
I don't know what D3 250% is.
What measurement in IU's does it say?
D3 needs to be taken daily. An injection wouldn't be a viable solution. I have not idea about magnesium injections.
You don't need a prescription to purchase the supplements.
You may have absorption issues. I wonder if organic unfiltered Apple cider vinegar would help you. A teaspoon in juice before meals may help with absorption. I take it in orange juice with my iron supplement.
You can buy Vitamin D3 5,000iu soft gels, break open the soft gel and apply the contents to your skin.
100mg of magnesium isn't a lot.
For magnesium you can use a magnesium 'oil' liquid spray on your skin. it basically magnesium chloride flakes diluted in water. If it's too strong you can diluted it further so it doesn't sting.
Vitamin D3 levels need to be above 50ng/mL to be in optimal range.
The health of gastrointestinal tract is directly linked with the state of mind. Worrying about any disease never plays any role to make it better, instead it gets worse. Anyways apart from eating healthy, taking optimum sleep on time and preferring the food that suit your digestion, I would suggest you to try Yoga for relaxation of mind and balance in the revival of your bodily functions.