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Yes, I think changing generics can make a big difference in how you feel. We've had the issue here with a couple different meds and now stick to filling any generics we use by the same manufacturer each month. As posted above this can be a HUGE issue with something like seizure meds (we found...

Yes, I think changing generics can make a big difference in how you feel. We've had the issue here with a couple different meds and now stick to filling any generics we use by the same manufacturer each month. As posted above this can be a HUGE issue with something like seizure meds (we found...

Yes, I think changing generics can make a big difference in how you feel. We've had the issue here with a couple different meds and now stick to filling any generics we use by the same manufacturer each month. As posted above this can be a HUGE issue with something like seizure meds (we found...

I think 31 is a little low, yeah- esp going into cold and flu season, where good vitD levels can help bolster your immune system and resp health. Our dr likes to see levels about 40.

I think 31 is a little low, yeah- esp going into cold and flu season, where good vitD levels can help bolster your immune system and resp health. Our dr likes to see levels about 40.

I think 31 is a little low, yeah- esp going into cold and flu season, where good vitD levels can help bolster your immune system and resp health. Our dr likes to see levels about 40.

Hi Amanda, Yes, you need to have a mutation on both CFTR genes in order to have CF (barring exceedingly rare genetic anomalies.) However, in a certain small percentage of those with CF, both genes cannot be identified, because even genetic sequencing does not analyze 100% of the gene and no...

Hi Amanda, Yes, you need to have a mutation on both CFTR genes in order to have CF (barring exceedingly rare genetic anomalies.) However, in a certain small percentage of those with CF, both genes cannot be identified, because even genetic sequencing does not analyze 100% of the gene and no...

Hi Amanda, <br />Yes, you need to have a mutation on both CFTR genes in order to have CF (barring exceedingly rare genetic anomalies.) However, in a certain small percentage of those with CF, both genes cannot be identified, because even genetic sequencing does not analyze 100% of the gene and...

Heather, if her levels always come back this low- is Alyssa supplementing? And if so, is it D3- that one seems to be associated with better absorption than regular D. I have started us all on D3 supplements ...it's been shown to be good for the immune system, always a good thing. There also...

Heather, if her levels always come back this low- is Alyssa supplementing? And if so, is it D3- that one seems to be associated with better absorption than regular D. I have started us all on D3 supplements ...it's been shown to be good for the immune system, always a good thing. There also...

Heather, if her levels always come back this low- is Alyssa supplementing? And if so, is it D3- that one seems to be associated with better absorption than regular D. <br /> <br />I have started us all on D3 supplements ...it's been shown to be good for the immune system, always a good thing...

Emily's was either 15 or 17 before she started supplementing. She now gets about 3000iu's a day between a couple different supplements and her level was right around 40 last time it was checked.

Emily's was either 15 or 17 before she started supplementing. She now gets about 3000iu's a day between a couple different supplements and her level was right around 40 last time it was checked.

Emily's was either 15 or 17 before she started supplementing. She now gets about 3000iu's a day between a couple different supplements and her level was right around 40 last time it was checked. <br /> <br />

If it were me: You do the genetic test first. For her to have CF, she HAS to have that known mutation. However- If that comes back negative, you've ruled out CF and no other tests are needed, case closed AHHHHHH big sigh of relief. It's only a 50% chance that she did from whichever one of you...

If it were me: You do the genetic test first. For her to have CF, she HAS to have that known mutation. However- If that comes back negative, you've ruled out CF and no other tests are needed, case closed AHHHHHH big sigh of relief. It's only a 50% chance that she did from whichever one of you...

If it were me: You do the genetic test first. For her to have CF, she HAS to have that known mutation. However- If that comes back negative, you've ruled out CF and no other tests are needed, case closed AHHHHHH big sigh of relief. It's only a 50% chance that she did from whichever one of you...

I don't believe in not testing for something in order to avoid dealing with results. As posted, she is in limbo anyway and there is a part of you that is going to keep wondering if it's there- and the medical professionals ought to know as well. I also don't think she needs hugely expensive...

I don't believe in not testing for something in order to avoid dealing with results. As posted, she is in limbo anyway and there is a part of you that is going to keep wondering if it's there- and the medical professionals ought to know as well. I also don't think she needs hugely expensive...