Guest guest Posted April 5, 2010 Report Share Posted April 5, 2010 HI BOB Its all very well to say that lack of vit D can cause pelvic floor problems in women, but there could be another answer as some like myself cannot cope wth the hot weather which in turn could be part of the thyroid problem so one therefore will not go out in the heat which is a main source of VIT D. However on browsing the web to find an answer as why I am not having much luck with thyroxine I cam across this interesting article on TH-1 TYPE AUTOIMMUNE DISEASE,and this treatment involves no VIT D and to keep out of the heat. It also involves treatment with BENICAR which is supposed to reduce the inflammation by reducing ANGIOTENSIN 11. This in turn stops fibrotic tissues, and once the inflammation has been reduced some low dose antibiotics can be used. I already have problems in taking antibiotics, but this is the headline of the article that has to be followed through its links " WHY ISNT MY SYNTHROID WORKING HOW TO HELP LEVOTHYROXINE " and the web comes under-----endocrine-disorders.suite101.com/article.cfm Let me know your views on this article Kathleen > > Two very interesting studies, one explanatory, the other, descriptive from epidemiology. > > CONCLUSION: Higher vitamin D levels are associated with a decreased risk of pelvic floor disorders in women. LEVEL OF EVIDENCE: III. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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