Re: Swollen, bloated belly - What will help this go away or is this what

[Guest guest]

Hi Molly. Not sure what is causing your swollen belly, but you might

try taking your Armour sublingually rather than swallowing it....and

see if that helps. If not, the belly may have nothing to do with the

Armour. Or, if it does, just give it time. You have introduced

something VERY good for you (Armour), and your body may be

overreacting.

Yesterday, I posted good info on Sublingual--hope you read it.

Janie

> I should expect the rest of my life? I'm only 39!! I was on

> Synthyroid for three years. It was not bloated until I began

thyroid

> medicine. What causes this?

>

> Thanks,

>

> Molly

[Guest guest]

Come to think of it, I've been more bloated since being on Synthroid than I ever

was before.

C

Swollen, bloated belly - What will help this

go away or is this what

I should expect the rest of my life? I'm only 39!! I was on

Synthyroid for three years. It was not bloated until I began thyroid

medicine. What causes this?

Thanks,

Molly

[Guest guest]

Molly,

Could this be the next level of your autoimmune disease kicking into

play? It could be an imbalance in your digestive track that's

causing bloating, in which you may want some supplements to support

that. Or it could be your adrenal gland not putting cortisol out

properly. That causes one to be thick around the middle. I've read

a lot, but not read anything to suggest that Armour or generic

thyroid would cause bloating.

Crystal

>

> I should expect the rest of my life? I'm only 39!! I was on

> Synthyroid for three years. It was not bloated until I began

thyroid

> medicine. What causes this?

>

> Thanks,

>

> Molly

[Guest guest]

Just wanted to clarify my question - This has been going on for the

past three years while I've been on Synthyroid. I just started the

generic Armour today. I've had the 24 hour cortisol done and it

was " normal " . I had a 12 Noon blood cortisol done last Friday and it

was 14.9 (range of 3.1-22.4). I *think* that is okay. Do you have

any other suggestions of tests I should ask for on my next visit?

Do you know what supplements I should take for my digestive tract?

Thanks for your help -

Molly

>

> Molly,

> Could this be the next level of your autoimmune disease kicking

into

> play? It could be an imbalance in your digestive track that's

> causing bloating, in which you may want some supplements to support

> that. Or it could be your adrenal gland not putting cortisol out

> properly. That causes one to be thick around the middle. I've

read

> a lot, but not read anything to suggest that Armour or generic

> thyroid would cause bloating.

> Crystal

>

>

> >

> > I should expect the rest of my life? I'm only 39!! I was on

> > Synthyroid for three years. It was not bloated until I began

> thyroid

> > medicine. What causes this?

> >

> > Thanks,

> >

> > Molly