Re: 's Syndrome(thyroid)

[Guest guest]

Low blood pressure's another thing that I remember coming up before. Seems

to me several of us also have low bp. Mine's always been very low, even

after this stupid weight gain from pred. Hmmm, low body temp and low bp?

Where's this going to lead us? - Jackie

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[Guest guest]

I just went to take my temperature. 96.5. I dont believe it. I am also in

thyroid medication. Do you think we are really onto something. I never take

my temperture unless I am sick. This is really strange

Lets see if there are more of us out there.

Sandy

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Lori

I just took my temperature and itw was 96.5. I never took notice of it. I

am also on thyroid medication.

Sandy

[Guest guest]

They have not found a problem with my thyroid, but I too have a low body

temperature of about 97, I also have a low blood pressure. A pharmacist I

once worked for jokingly said I was dead and just didn't know when to lye

down.

Zelma

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Kate

After reading about low temperatures I took mine tonight. It wa 96.5. I

never realized I had low body temp. I am also taking thryoid medication.

Maybe there is a link to CU with thyroid

Sandy

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I have a book at home called " Priscription for Nutritional Healing " . It

says: " the Thyroid self-test for Hypothyroidism (or 's Syndrome) is to

keep a thermometer by your bed at night. When you awaken in the morning,

place the thermometer under your arm and hold it there for 15 minutes. Keep

still and quiet. Any motion can upset your temp. reading. A temp. of 97.6

or lower may indicate an underactive thyroid. Keep the temp. log for five

days. If your readings are consistently low, consult your health care

provider. " This is copied verbatum. I like to refer to this book a lot it

is quite informative. I got thyroid blood tests last Feb. and today. It's

pretty bad when you hope tests come back negative. When you're healthy, you

hope for positive. Goes to show my state of health. Take care everyone!

Hope this helps.

Kindest regards,

Louise

Re: 's Syndrome(thyroid)

> I just went to take my temperature. 96.5. I dont believe it. I am also

in

> thyroid medication. Do you think we are really onto something. I never

take

> my temperture unless I am sick. This is really strange

>

> Lets see if there are more of us out there.

>

> Sandy

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[Guest guest]

Kate,

Wow! I think you may be on to something! I have no idea if my body

temperature is below normal but I'm certainly going to check it out. Thanks

for the info!

Sally,

I'm taking 0.025mg of synthroid once a day which is even lower than the dose

you are taking. But the hives are gone! Just hope they stay gone!