Sardar, was Re: stephanie

[Guest guest]

>I agree with . In fact, your alternation between hypo and hyper symptoms

sounds a lot like me. I was confused for a long time about what was going on.

So far I am only diagnosed as hypoadrenal, but one of my doctors thinks I am

also hypothyroid and I have just had blood tests to find out.<

, and Staphanie,

Speaking of confusion and furstration, going from specialist to specialist, and

the only diagnosis is benign goiters. I have learned more from your posts than

from all the doctors combined. Thank you, and God bless.

Sardar

[Guest guest]

> I do have all of these symptoms.

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> I am asking questions about thyroid problems at mercury disorder

>group, and I feel it is not fair for others to read posts that are

>unrelated to their problems.

These problems are extremely common with mercury poisoning and it is

extremely difficult to convince doctors to treat them. As far as I am

concerned this is very ON topic. We need the support of each other

when trying to figure out and treat the adrenals/thyroid. Post as

much as you want about it.

J

> May be I should deal with thyroid, adrenal outside the group, and

>come back when I am ready to chelate.

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[Guest guest]

>As far as I am concerned this is very ON topic. We need the support of each

other when trying to figure out and treat the adrenals/thyroid. Post as much as

you want about it.<

J

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The blood tests came back and the thyroid antibody was negative, and even the

low 0.06 TSH I had, now is 0.78 in normal range. Another MD, who specializes in

treating FM/CFS, requested 9 to 5 blood test to see adrenal problem. I will get

that result in two weeks. I will let you know if he is useful. He is in

Toronto, covered by OHIP, and it doesn't require referral.

My dentist doesn't believe mercury causes problem. How to be sure that I have no

mercury fillings, is it through an x-ray from the same dentist?

Sardar