Re: Gall Bladder and Thyroid

[Guest guest]

thyroid people have huge problems with digestion---everything is

slowed down especially this area---thus less digestive enzymes are

produced so you have more fat in your system clogging up the GB---

it's very common---

I have a thyroid group and anyone is welcomed to check it out.

Thyroid_Helpers/

there are also many other thyroid groups at ---

If you are on the correct amount of hormone all systems should be

running more normally--but many still suffer from side effects.

tina

>

> Hi!

>

> I have just joined and have really enjoyed reading your messages--

> such a wealth of information.

>

> Five years ago, when I was 22, I was diagnosed with gallstones.

My

> doctor suggested removal of the gall bladder, however, I did not

> follow his advice. I enlisted the help of a chinese herbalist and

he

> has done wonders for me.

>

> About three weeks ago, I started having mild and small attacks

that

> have continued until today. It is my understanding that the gall

> bladder in chinese medicine has a " close working relationship "

with

> the thyroid. Last year I was diagnosed in having a benign module

as

> was told to watch it. Again, I enlisted the assistance of my

chinese

> doctor who actually shrank the nodule. Everytime I have a gall

> bladder attack, my noduel pops up again. My questions for this

> group:

>

> Has anyone had gall stones and thyroid issues at the same time?

And

> also, how frequently after an attack has anyone been told they

have

> an infection in the gall bladder? I was a little bit " yellow " a

few

> days ago and one of my lymph nodes in the thyroid area is a tiny

bit

> bigger. I am visiting my conventional doctor in a couple of weeks

as

> he told me to wait as in all probability, I have a small infection

in

> the gallbladder. This would cause the light swelling in the lymph

> nodes.

>

> Thoughts or similar experiences?

>

> Thank you so very much!

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Very interesting what you say about poor digestion and poor thyroid function,

I would agree with this! I am in the process of starting a natural and very

safe treatment that I am hoping will solve this problem. will report to group

once I have had time to evaluate its potential.

anne

[Guest guest]

acid reflux is one of our first clues to low thyroid function---fyi

left alone---you don't produce enough acid to digest your food--

especially fats and it goes right into the GB!!!!

along with this symptoms of low thyroid---

a lot of this is age related---but 80% is autoimmune as well---

there are different forms of thyroid disease---

digestive enzymes will help a GREAT deal----

tina

>

> Very interesting what you say about poor digestion and poor

thyroid function,

>

> I would agree with this! I am in the process of starting a

natural and very safe treatment that I am hoping will solve this

problem. will report to group

>

> once I have had time to evaluate its potential.

>

> anne

>

>

[Guest guest]

http://www.amazon.com/Hypothyroidism-Unsuspected-Illness-Broda-

/dp/069001029X

> >

> > Very interesting what you say about poor digestion and poor

> thyroid function,

> >

> > I would agree with this! I am in the process of starting a

> natural and very safe treatment that I am hoping will solve this

> problem. will report to group

> >

> > once I have had time to evaluate its potential.

> >

> > anne

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

http://www.fertilityplus.org/faq/hormonelevels.html

> >

> > Very interesting what you say about poor digestion and poor

> thyroid function,

> >

> > I would agree with this! I am in the process of starting a

> natural and very safe treatment that I am hoping will solve this

> problem. will report to group

> >

> > once I have had time to evaluate its potential.

> >

> > anne

> >

> >