Inflammation and Mood
Chronic inflammation can severely impact cognitive function and mood, making it crucial to explore underlying autoimmune conditions. Many women may face thyroid issues that contribute to feelings of depression, and standard tests often fall short. Identifying nutrient deficiencies, such as low iron or B vitamins, can reveal significant factors affecting mental health, offering pathways to improved well-being.In this clip
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Be Well by Kelly Leveque
165. Elevate Your Health & Experience a State Change with Dr. Robin Berzin
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What symptoms indicate that additional blood tests for hormone levels, inflammation, metabolic health, or autoimmune disorders are needed in the episode 29. Taking Care of Your Body to Unlock Your Life - with Robin Berzin, MD from Parsley Health and the clip Proactive Health Management?
What symptoms indicate that additional blood tests for hormone levels, inflammation, metabolic health, or autoimmune disorders are needed?
What do you make of my medical conditions, including multiple diagnoses such as H. pylori, general depression and anxiety disorder, ADHD symptoms leading to CPTSD, a hiatal hernia, chronic constipation, brain fog, low energy, frequent fatigue, muscle and joint pain, and weight gain? My ESR has been climbing for over three years from 46 to 58, while my CRP is normal, and other inflammation markers show no indications. I was tested for autoimmune and arthritis conditions, which were negative. I even consulted infectious disease specialists who dismissed my concerns about the ESR results. Additionally, I have a history of low ferritin and two sleep disorders, apnea and PLMD. What do you make of all this?