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, do you know why your ankles are swollen? Do you have any pain

in your legs or feet?

Betsy

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> Can someone give me instructions on how to do this? My ankles are very

> disproportionately swollen and have been for a long time!

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> Thanks!

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Hi Betsy--

I don't know why they are swollen, I thought it was my hypothyroidism

but I'm treated for that now. I've read several times on here that sea

salt can reduce or take away ankle swelling so that's why I asked.

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> > Can someone give me instructions on how to do this? My ankles are very

> > disproportionately swollen and have been for a long time!

> >

> > Thanks!

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Hi ,

There may be different ways to deal with swelling depending on the

cause. Isn't swelling the movement of sodium into the cell and the

sodium causing there to be too much water inside the cell? Potassium

would make more sense in the case of swelling.

Do you take magnesium? Magnesium deficiency is common with

hypothyroidism. And recently I think I read that when there is a

magnesium deficiency, it's difficult for the potassium to get inside

the cell. Or maybe it's the other way around. But either way,

magnesium and potassium are the minerals that should dominate inside

the cell, but in all too many people calcium and salt are

dominating. It's very important to reverse the situation.

One thing you can try is soaking your ankles in epsom salt, cutting

back on NaCl, and taking a potassium supplement or eating some foods

high in potassium. That might get the water to move out of the cells.

I don't know, of course, if this is the answer since we don't really

know what's causing it. Maybe you could google swelling + causes and

see if any of the causes sound similar to your situation.

Betsy

-- In iodine , " femifesto " <femifesto@...> wrote:

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> Hi Betsy--

>

> I don't know why they are swollen, I thought it was my

hypothyroidism

> but I'm treated for that now. I've read several times on here that

sea

> salt can reduce or take away ankle swelling so that's why I asked.

>

>

>

>

> > >

> > > Can someone give me instructions on how to do this? My ankles

are very

> > > disproportionately swollen and have been for a long time!

> > >

> > > Thanks!

> > >

> > >

> > >

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are you sure you are properly treated for hypothyroidism? most docs do not do a good job. what med are you on? how much iodine are you taking? I think the seasalt info is on this site somewhere!

Gracia

Hi Betsy--I don't know why they are swollen, I thought it was my hypothyroidismbut I'm treated for that now. I've read several times on here that seasalt can reduce or take away ankle swelling so that's why I asked.---

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, Hi, When you say you are being treated for your hypothyroid , are you really optimal?

Im being treated too but Im still nowhere near optimal yet. I get pitting edema in along my shin ,sometimes its there for weeks . What are your latest free t3 and free t4?

kathy>> Hi Betsy--> > I don't know why they are swollen, I thought it was my hypothyroidism> but I'm treated for that now. I've read several times on here that sea> salt can reduce or take away ankle swelling so that's why I asked.> > > > > > >> > > Can someone give me instructions on how to do this? My ankles are very> > > disproportionately swollen and have been for a long time!> > > > > > Thanks!> > > > > > > > >> >>

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Well, for a long time I was on a combo of compounded SR T3+ Synthroid,

then about 6 months ago switchted to armour and am currently at 3

grains. I'm getting all of my labs checked soon so I'll see where I'm

at. I just recently started learning about iodine so I am not on any

of that yet. I did try to do the hydrocortisone thing and I had a

disastrous experience, now I have a yeast problem I can't get rid of.

Anyway, so that is my deal. But my ankles are very swollen and I get

self conscious about it when the weather is warm and they are exposed!

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> are you sure you are properly treated for hypothyroidism? most

docs do not do a good job. what med are you on? how much iodine

are you taking? I think the seasalt info is on this site somewhere!

> Gracia

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> Hi Betsy--

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> I don't know why they are swollen, I thought it was my hypothyroidism

> but I'm treated for that now. I've read several times on here that sea

> salt can reduce or take away ankle swelling so that's why I asked.

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how much protein are you eating per day?. and may I ask if you have a heart condition, kidney problems and how much you weigh? you can email me privately if you don't want to share broadly. I would get some parsley and make tea 2-3 x day. linda rn, robin1208@...

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are you sure you are properly treated for hypothyroidism? most docs do not do a good job. what med are you on? how much iodine are you taking? I think the seasalt info is on this site somewhere!

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I do not have a heart condition. I weigh about 115 llbs. I usually eat

1 protein rich meal a day and try to include some protein with every

meal and I eat a lot of nuts.

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> how much protein are you eating per day?. and may I ask if you have

a heart condition, kidney problems and how much you weigh? you can

email me privately if you don't want to share broadly. I would get

some parsley and make tea 2-3 x day. linda rn, robin1208@...

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> are you sure you are properly treated for hypothyroidism? most

docs do not do a good job. what med are you on? how much iodine

are you taking? I think the seasalt info is on this site somewhere!

> Gracia

>

> Hi Betsy--

>

> I don't know why they are swollen, I thought it was my

hypothyroidism

> but I'm treated for that now. I've read several times on here

that sea

> salt can reduce or take away ankle swelling so that's why I asked.

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