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- primekMemberYes. The seaweed thing is about concentrated forms sold at health food shops.
- DearBMemberCan I eat sushi
- primekMemberNothing special to do. No particular things to avoid. A multivit is perfectly fine. Don't believe the hype of the cure all diets for Graves (or Cancer for that matter) Kath x
- voluntyMemberHi @DearB Always check with your team (GP, onc, endo) as they will know what you are being treated with and can advise any supplements that may be unadvisable/not mix well. I am taking daily Vit D on advice of my endo (and approved by onc) as Vit D can run low if Graves is active - plus with chemo I am not in direct sun much (at all).
- DearBMemberI see my gp Wednesday and don’t know how long until I see a specialist. Thanks ladies. I read something yesterday which was basccially give up every yummy food. Bacon
- Sunshine0206MemberI think best to check with your medical professional. X
- MezzieMemberHi,I had radio active iodine treatment on my thyroid approx 15 years ago , which basically destroyed it and since then take a prescribed dose of thyroxine tablets to make it function normally. I was always told to check labels and not to take any supplements that have added iodine . A lot of multivitamins have iodine and of course kelp supplements . Probably best to check with your doctor as to your own requirements with your thyroid problems and breast cancer.