Re: Dr in Rockwall Dr Sparks

[Guest guest]

What is the difference between the Canadian thy meds and compounded t4/

t3?

Steph

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On Jan 25, 2010, at 6:53 PM, " gingersnaps8901 " <anointed611@...

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> Hi this is Ginger from Wylie reporting. I did not go to Dr Mckenney.

> I decided to try Dr Sparks because I was seeing him for

> something else. GREAT NEWS is is not a TSH Dr. He even gave me a

> prescription for Thyroid med from Canada. Nice man. If you are close

> tell him I recommended you.

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[Guest guest]

Please write him up in the Database. Last name, first name, degree, in that order, please.

>> Hi this is Ginger from Wylie reporting. I did not go to Dr Mckenney. I decided to try Dr Sparks because I was seeing him for something else. GREAT NEWS is is not a TSH Dr. He even gave me a prescription for Thyroid med from Canada. Nice man. If you are close tell him I recommended you. >

[Guest guest]

ERFA Thyroid from Canada is natural desiccated thyroid in a pill similar to the old Armour. If you are getting compounded T3/T4, you are getting synthetics. It is also possible to get compounded desiccated thyroid from certain compounders.

> > > Hi this is Ginger from Wylie reporting. I did not go to Dr Mckenney. > > I decided to try Dr Sparks because I was seeing him for > > something else. GREAT NEWS is is not a TSH Dr. He even gave me a > > prescription for Thyroid med from Canada. Nice man. If you are close > > tell him I recommended you.

[Guest guest]

I am now getting the compounded porcine product from WIP. Would the canadian product be better or closer to armour?Sent from my iPhone

ERFA Thyroid from Canada is natural desiccated thyroid in a pill similar to the old Armour. If you are getting compounded T3/T4, you are getting synthetics. It is also possible to get compounded desiccated thyroid from certain compounders.

> > > Hi this is Ginger from Wylie reporting. I did not go to Dr Mckenney. > > I decided to try Dr Sparks because I was seeing him for > > something else. GREAT NEWS is is not a TSH Dr. He even gave me a > > prescription for Thyroid med from Canada. Nice man. If you are close > > tell him I recommended you.

[Guest guest]

If you are doing well on the compound, then I would stick with it. If not, then you might want to try the ERFA. Or you might want to try a different compounding pharmacy.

Be aware that a few folks have gotten severe GI problems on the ERFA.

I chose the ERFA over the compound, because I like to be able to adjust my dose.

What you may need is highly individual.

> > >> > > What is the difference between the Canadian thy meds and > > compounded t4/> > > t3?