Monday, August 20, 2012
Vitamin D Deficiency
Symptoms, Bone pain or tenderness in Arms, Legs, Pelvis or Spine. Dental deformities , Delayed formation of teeth, Decreased muscle tone (loss of muscle strength), Defects in the structure of teeth; holes in the enamel, Increased cavities in the teeth (dental caries), Progressive weakness, Impaired growth, Increased bone fractures, Muscle cramps, Short stature (adults less than 5 feet tall), Skeletal deformities , Asymmetrical or odd-shaped skull, Bowlegs, Bumps in the ribcage (rachitic rosary), Breastbone pushed forward (pigeon chest), Pelvic deformitiesSpine deformities (spine curves abnormally, including scoliosis or kyphosis)
Pyrrole Disorder
Pyrrole Disorder is an abnormality in biochemistry resulting in the overproduction of a urinary pyrrole called OHHPL (hydroxyhemoppyrrolin-2-one).
The common clinical symptoms in patients with pyrrole disorder are anxiety (fear); poor stress tolerance; sensory hypersensitivity to light, sound, smell and/or touch; mood and emotional lability; social anxiety and/or withdrawal; poor dream recall; and commonly, explosive temper and aggression. Clinical signs are pale skin (china doll appearance), stretch marks, and white spots on the nails due to the commonly concomitant zinc deficiency. An adverse reaction to omega-3 fish oil can be an important piece of the past medical history raising clinical suspicion for the presence of pyrrole disorder.
The common clinical symptoms in patients with pyrrole disorder are anxiety (fear); poor stress tolerance; sensory hypersensitivity to light, sound, smell and/or touch; mood and emotional lability; social anxiety and/or withdrawal; poor dream recall; and commonly, explosive temper and aggression. Clinical signs are pale skin (china doll appearance), stretch marks, and white spots on the nails due to the commonly concomitant zinc deficiency. An adverse reaction to omega-3 fish oil can be an important piece of the past medical history raising clinical suspicion for the presence of pyrrole disorder.
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