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Propranolol should help, though the emergency dr had me double mine to no

avail. My pulse is still around 115. It lowers BP. I've been taking extra

Magnesium and none of this is having any effect on my wild heart.

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> Hi all! For some reason, my heart is beating very fast- into the 90's,

> maybe faster. It's so bothersome I can hardly get to sleep. However, my

> temps are NOT high. This heart thing is gonna drive me nuts! I stopped

> taking propranolol about a week ago, could it be that its not out of my

> system and its effecting my heart still? Thanks for any input!

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Well, I stopped propranolol because for some reason, it started to give me

headaches and i believe somehow it was making me MORE hypo. The only symptom

that is unresolved this week, is the heart racing. I was on 120-80mg of

propranolol a day. Its not all day though- there are times in the day when it

slows down- but not much. Plus I have tremor:(....kinda embarrassing too.

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> Propranolol should help, though the emergency dr had me double mine to no

> avail. My pulse is still around 115. It lowers BP. I've been taking extra

> Magnesium and none of this is having any effect on my wild heart.

>

> Janis Whitcomb, Auburn, WA

> janisw2@...

> http://trotting-horse.com/

> http://www.cafepress.com/trotting_horse

>

> heart racing

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> > Hi all! For some reason, my heart is beating very fast- into the 90's,

> > maybe faster. It's so bothersome I can hardly get to sleep. However, my

> > temps are NOT high. This heart thing is gonna drive me nuts! I stopped

> > taking propranolol about a week ago, could it be that its not out of my

> > system and its effecting my heart still? Thanks for any input!

> >

> >

> >

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According to what people are saying here, it blocks thyroid absorption!

Which may be one reason I take so much Armour, because if I'm not getting it

all, I would need more.

Janis Whitcomb, Auburn, WA

janisw2@...

http://trotting-horse.com/

http://www.cafepress.com/trotting_horse

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>> > Hi all! For some reason, my heart is beating very fast- into the 90's,

>> > maybe faster. It's so bothersome I can hardly get to sleep. However,

>> > my

>> > temps are NOT high. This heart thing is gonna drive me nuts! I stopped

>> > taking propranolol about a week ago, could it be that its not out of my

>> > system and its effecting my heart still? Thanks for any input!

>> >

>> >

>> >

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Well, I had to go on T3 (was on armour but more and more wasn't helping was at 4

grains and felt HORRIBLE) because I developed an RT3 problem. I am almost

positive the propranolol contributed to it. Now, I think for some reason, T3

(cytomel) absorption (in me) is effected by propranolol as well. I dont' know

why. But I feel MUCH better off of it. MUCH less hypo. Also, previously I would

raise my T3 (because I still felt hypo) then I would go hyper while still having

hypo symtoms. Literal train wreck. Now my symptoms are easier to read and are

much more consistent.

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> According to what people are saying here, it blocks thyroid absorption!

> Which may be one reason I take so much Armour, because if I'm not getting it

> all, I would need more.

>

> Janis Whitcomb, Auburn, WA

> janisw2@...

> http://trotting-horse.com/

> http://www.cafepress.com/trotting_horse

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