Anyone else experiencing neck swelling, rash, spider veins on chest? What to do?

[Guest guest]

Hello, Is anyone else experiencing these symptoms too? My neck (in

the front below adams apple, and on the side) has been swollen for

over a month now. I still have not been diagnosed but think I have

Hypothyroid. Thyroid Blood test was a little high which meant my

Thyroid was a little low. Ultra sound showed that my Thyroid was

normal. Lately, spider veins suddenly have appeared on my upper

chest. Also, I now have a rash on my neck and face. Wish I knew what

was going on. -Angel

[Guest guest]

You can do a couple of simple tests to see if you have low adrenal.

If you have a blood pressure cuff, take your blood pressure lying

down and then stand up and take it again. If it drops any when you

stand, that is a sign that you may have low adrenal. The adrenals

control capilary strength, especially in the lower extremities and

this is how the body controls blood pressure keeping it high enough

in the upper part of the body to assure adequate oxygen to the

brain. So, when adrenal is low and you stand, blood will tend to

pool in the lower extremities and in the trunk of the body because

the small capilaries cannot constrict enough.

Another test is to shine a bright light in your eyes for about a

minute and look at your pupils. They should constrict to a tiny

circle and stay constricted for as long as the light is there. If

you have low adrenal, your pupil might constrict for a short while

and then open back up or it may sort of flutter in an attempt to

stay constricted. This, again has to do with adrenal hormone's

action on controlling the constriction of small capilaries and by

that it controls blood pressure.

There are many other symptoms of low adrenal. To find out about

them, just do a Google search on the terms " adrenal fatigue " or get

the book " Adrenal Fatigue: the 21st Century Syndrome " It has a good

test in the front that will help you find out if you have low

adrenal and how bad it is. Most libraries probably have this book.

It's been out a while.

I also get spidery little veins in my feet and ankles. This is also

a sign of low adrenal, since the adrenals play a role in capilary

strength and integrity.

If you have low adrenal, consider low dose hydrocortisone treatment

or using 4 to 8 IsoCort tablets a day or taking licorice root tea 4

times a day. This will help thyroid work better and perhaps make you

feel better.

Tish

> How do you find out about low adrenal? What are the symptoms?

What is done for it?

>

> Nita

> Re: Anyone else

experiencing neck swelling, rash, spider veins on chest? What to do?

>

>

> I don't know about the other symptoms, but have read that spider

> veins that develope on the trunk of the body can be low adrenal,

> which goes along with low thyroid.

>

> Tish

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

You can do a couple of simple tests to see if you have low adrenal.

If you have a blood pressure cuff, take your blood pressure lying

down and then stand up and take it again. If it drops any when you

stand, that is a sign that you may have low adrenal. The adrenals

control capilary strength, especially in the lower extremities and

this is how the body controls blood pressure keeping it high enough

in the upper part of the body to assure adequate oxygen to the

brain. So, when adrenal is low and you stand, blood will tend to

pool in the lower extremities and in the trunk of the body because

the small capilaries cannot constrict enough.

Another test is to shine a bright light in your eyes for about a

minute and look at your pupils. They should constrict to a tiny

circle and stay constricted for as long as the light is there. If

you have low adrenal, your pupil might constrict for a short while

and then open back up or it may sort of flutter in an attempt to

stay constricted. This, again has to do with adrenal hormone's

action on controlling the constriction of small capilaries and by

that it controls blood pressure.

There are many other symptoms of low adrenal. To find out about

them, just do a Google search on the terms " adrenal fatigue " or get

the book " Adrenal Fatigue: the 21st Century Syndrome " It has a good

test in the front that will help you find out if you have low

adrenal and how bad it is. Most libraries probably have this book.

It's been out a while.

I also get spidery little veins in my feet and ankles. This is also

a sign of low adrenal, since the adrenals play a role in capilary

strength and integrity.

If you have low adrenal, consider low dose hydrocortisone treatment

or using 4 to 8 IsoCort tablets a day or taking licorice root tea 4

times a day. This will help thyroid work better and perhaps make you

feel better.

Tish

> How do you find out about low adrenal? What are the symptoms?

What is done for it?

>

> Nita

> Re: Anyone else

experiencing neck swelling, rash, spider veins on chest? What to do?

>

>

> I don't know about the other symptoms, but have read that spider

> veins that develope on the trunk of the body can be low adrenal,

> which goes along with low thyroid.

>

> Tish

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

You can do a couple of simple tests to see if you have low adrenal.

If you have a blood pressure cuff, take your blood pressure lying

down and then stand up and take it again. If it drops any when you

stand, that is a sign that you may have low adrenal. The adrenals

control capilary strength, especially in the lower extremities and

this is how the body controls blood pressure keeping it high enough

in the upper part of the body to assure adequate oxygen to the

brain. So, when adrenal is low and you stand, blood will tend to

pool in the lower extremities and in the trunk of the body because

the small capilaries cannot constrict enough.

Another test is to shine a bright light in your eyes for about a

minute and look at your pupils. They should constrict to a tiny

circle and stay constricted for as long as the light is there. If

you have low adrenal, your pupil might constrict for a short while

and then open back up or it may sort of flutter in an attempt to

stay constricted. This, again has to do with adrenal hormone's

action on controlling the constriction of small capilaries and by

that it controls blood pressure.

There are many other symptoms of low adrenal. To find out about

them, just do a Google search on the terms " adrenal fatigue " or get

the book " Adrenal Fatigue: the 21st Century Syndrome " It has a good

test in the front that will help you find out if you have low

adrenal and how bad it is. Most libraries probably have this book.

It's been out a while.

I also get spidery little veins in my feet and ankles. This is also

a sign of low adrenal, since the adrenals play a role in capilary

strength and integrity.

If you have low adrenal, consider low dose hydrocortisone treatment

or using 4 to 8 IsoCort tablets a day or taking licorice root tea 4

times a day. This will help thyroid work better and perhaps make you

feel better.

Tish

> How do you find out about low adrenal? What are the symptoms?

What is done for it?

>

> Nita

> Re: Anyone else

experiencing neck swelling, rash, spider veins on chest? What to do?

>

>

> I don't know about the other symptoms, but have read that spider

> veins that develope on the trunk of the body can be low adrenal,

> which goes along with low thyroid.

>

> Tish

>

>

>