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Re: calcium is giving me kidney problems..HELP!

From: anonymous (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Sun, 1 Jul 2001 02:21:35 -0500 (CDT)


Dear Maggie, I don't know the answer to your question but Dr. Rick may (or may not) be able to help you with an answer -- he is very bright. I've included his message board link below. I believe there is a small cost to participate (ask questions), but I believe the nominal cost is well worth the advice he provides (much better than physically hopping from dr to dr LOL). I just went to his website and looked up the basic fee for posting questions -- its $35 to post as many questions as you like for one year -- check out the site, I'm sure you'll find its $35 well spent! (No, I don't work for the website LOL, I just am very impressed with him). His site also provides loads of information via Articles and a Newletter, etc.. Hope this helps.

http://www.wdxcyber.com/wwwboard/wwwboard.shtml

At Fri, 29 Jun 2001, maggie wrote: >
>I tried taking high doses then low doses of calcium, since i have
>osteoporosis. However everytime i take ANY calcium, my kidneys get
>infected or hurt bad. My kidney doctor says calcium is a "cheap" way to
>protect my bones. But my gyno doc says i need to take 1500mg of calcium
>a day....I am already on HRT, but this isnt enough to protect my bones,
>since they still pop and ache. Is there a way calcium can absorb
>correctly in the body? I believe the calcium i have tried (different
>kinds) is not absorbing in my body, causing a buildup in my kidneys....
>therefore causing all the kidney problems. Is there another way to
>protect my bones or get them to feel better? I tried fosamax, evista and
>actonel, and all these upset my stomach so much i had to stop them..HELP
>PLEASE!




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