Re: FW: (Bump) Tachycardia (plus BP)

[Guest guest]

I think you might actually need LESS HC for tho0ugh your Bp is droppign

it si overall high. I also think you need to get electrolytes tested as

the pulse sounds suspicious for sodium/potassium issues and on that odse

of cortiosl I would suspect you may have probelms there anyway.

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[Guest guest]

Sodium 141 (135 –

145)

Potassium 4.4 (2.5 –

5.2)

Chloride 101 (97 –

108)

CO2 29 (20 – 32)

Calcium 9.8 (8.5 –

10.6)

Above are my test results

from last November. My aldosterone at the time was 7 but with sodium of 141 doc

didn’t want to try Florinef. In May last year my sodium was 141 and

potassium was 3.8 so that one was better in November.

I’ll try cutting

the HC slowly. Though I have seemed to feel better on more, you’ve said

before you think I’m taking too much. I’ll see how my BP looks first

thing in the AM. Regarding my pulse – it’s almost always in the

high 70s first thing in the AM before eating anything. I take my SRT3 at 9 am

and 9 pm.

I continue to be very

fatigued (with the “odd” good day) with lack of motivation and

lately back pain. My temp generally is slow to get to normal (if it even gets

there) during the day. This is getting very discouraging.

Thanks,

Dana

From:

RT3_T3 [mailto:RT3_T3 ] On Behalf Of

I think you might actually need LESS HC for tho0ugh your Bp is

droppign

it si overall high. I also think you need to get electrolytes tested as

the pulse sounds suspicious for sodium/potassium issues and on that odse

of cortiosl I would suspect you may have probelms there anyway.

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[Guest guest]

With an aldosterone of 7 you need Florinef. 141 is NOT high sodium in

fact most people with adrenal fatigue shoudl shoot for 144 for sodium

and 4.2-4.4 potassium. And as we leanre here alst week, piotassium

blood testing may be woefully inadequate and RBC potassium may be much

more accurate.

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[Guest guest]

I thought I needed

Florinef too but my doc said an emphatic no. I’m thinking that using the

little bit of progesterone cream, which brought my temps up to normal and

caused my ankles to swell, might have raised my aldosterone. Maybe I’ll

use it again but about half the amount.

Does low aldosterone

hamper the effectiveness of cortisol? That might explain a lot. . .

I’ve assumed

that my aldosterone is low because of frequent urination and a tendency to

perspire very heavily when the weather is hot. Anyway, maybe the P will help. I’ll

try it again. And I’ll also bump up my potassium supplementation a bit. Were

any of those red cell K tests available without a doc’s order?

Many, many thanks,

Dana

From:

RT3_T3 [mailto:RT3_T3 ] On Behalf Of

With an aldosterone of 7 you need Florinef. 141 is NOT high sodium in

fact most people with adrenal fatigue shoudl shoot for 144 for sodium

and 4.2-4.4 potassium. And as we leanre here alst week, piotassium

blood testing may be woefully inadequate and RBC potassium may be much

more accurate.,___

[Guest guest]

I thought I needed

Florinef too but my doc said an emphatic no. I’m thinking that using the

little bit of progesterone cream, which brought my temps up to normal and

caused my ankles to swell, might have raised my aldosterone. Maybe I’ll

use it again but about half the amount.

Does low aldosterone

hamper the effectiveness of cortisol? That might explain a lot. . .

I’ve assumed

that my aldosterone is low because of frequent urination and a tendency to

perspire very heavily when the weather is hot. Anyway, maybe the P will help. I’ll

try it again. And I’ll also bump up my potassium supplementation a bit. Were

any of those red cell K tests available without a doc’s order?

Many, many thanks,

Dana

From:

RT3_T3 [mailto:RT3_T3 ] On Behalf Of

With an aldosterone of 7 you need Florinef. 141 is NOT high sodium in

fact most people with adrenal fatigue shoudl shoot for 144 for sodium

and 4.2-4.4 potassium. And as we leanre here alst week, piotassium

blood testing may be woefully inadequate and RBC potassium may be much

more accurate.,___

[Guest guest]

I thought I needed

Florinef too but my doc said an emphatic no. I’m thinking that using the

little bit of progesterone cream, which brought my temps up to normal and

caused my ankles to swell, might have raised my aldosterone. Maybe I’ll

use it again but about half the amount.

Does low aldosterone

hamper the effectiveness of cortisol? That might explain a lot. . .

I’ve assumed

that my aldosterone is low because of frequent urination and a tendency to

perspire very heavily when the weather is hot. Anyway, maybe the P will help. I’ll

try it again. And I’ll also bump up my potassium supplementation a bit. Were

any of those red cell K tests available without a doc’s order?

Many, many thanks,

Dana

From:

RT3_T3 [mailto:RT3_T3 ] On Behalf Of

With an aldosterone of 7 you need Florinef. 141 is NOT high sodium in

fact most people with adrenal fatigue shoudl shoot for 144 for sodium

and 4.2-4.4 potassium. And as we leanre here alst week, piotassium

blood testing may be woefully inadequate and RBC potassium may be much

more accurate.,___

[Guest guest]

i AM NOT sure abotu gettign those testing with out a script from a doc.

but yes it si possible the progesterone did help correct it and even

make ti go too high.

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Artistic Grooming- Hurricane WV

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http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/NaturalThyroidHormonesADRENALS/

http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/RT3_T3/

[Guest guest]

i AM NOT sure abotu gettign those testing with out a script from a doc.

but yes it si possible the progesterone did help correct it and even

make ti go too high.

--

Artistic Grooming- Hurricane WV

http://www.stopthethyroidmadness.com/

http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/NaturalThyroidHormonesADRENALS/

http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/RT3_T3/

[Guest guest]

i AM NOT sure abotu gettign those testing with out a script from a doc.

but yes it si possible the progesterone did help correct it and even

make ti go too high.

--

Artistic Grooming- Hurricane WV

http://www.stopthethyroidmadness.com/

http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/NaturalThyroidHormonesADRENALS/

http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/RT3_T3/