Re: just wondering

[Guest guest]

I had the same feeling on my left side. The Technician who preformed

my U/S said everything looked normal, but the Dr. discovered that the

left side of my Thyroid was about 3X's larger than normal.

> I had an ultrasound of my thyroid done because my reflexologist

said there

> is something wrong with the right side. During the ultrasound, when

the

> lady rubbed my neck, though she was actually quite gentle, it still

felt

> like someone was choking me. For most of my life, if anything

touches my

> throat in the thyroid area, I feel like I am being choked. Over the

years,

> the feeling has gotten worse. I was wondering if anyone else out

there gets

> that choking feeling when being touched on their neck.

>

> Oh, the doc's office said my ultrasound was normal. I wonder why I

reacted

> the way I did to the reflexologist's test of the right side of my

thyroid.

> I have heard of people that went to my reflexologist that were told

by her

> that something was wrong, but their medical doc said they were

normal. With

> more intense testing, and much persuasion of the patient, the

medical doc's

> eventually discovered the problems that the reflexologist picked up

on

> during her treatment. In one case, one lady had a tiny varicose

vein in her

> uterus that was causing her pain. The gyn did not pick up on it

during the

> regular exam, but basically had to search at the insistence of the

patient.

> The varicose vein was dealt with and the woman quit having pain. My

> reflexologist is great....she found cancer in some before the

medical doc's

> picked it up, therefore, the patient's could receive treatment

earlier. I

> am a bit worried that they said my ultrasound was normal since I

can still

> feel the " weird " sensation in the place on my feet that represents

my

> thyroid. I know some of you may think I am a quack, but I have

never been

> steered wrong by my reflexologist, so I guess that's why I am

baffled with

> all of this right now.

>

> Thanks for listening.

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