Re: [BULK] Sorry for the long post but I need some help!

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I would say from your symptoms temps and BP falling you need more HC.

MOst of us that have similar symptoms mnee d25-35mg daily. You are also

quite hypothyroid still but the T3 loks higher in your blood due to low

cortiosl. I am betting the bottom fell out and you have transitioned ot

a higher stage (worse) or AF since the saliva labs. You should also ask

for aldosterone testing as I see in one lab your sodiu was 139 which is

too lwo and that same lab showing very low potassium which is a

compensatory thing the body does wiht long term low sodium.

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[Guest guest]

Thanks Val! You are an angel to read my post & reply. I so

appreciate you & I'm glad that you are going to have some help

moderating. I don't know how you do it, but I'm sooo thankful for

you & everyone else here that is so willing to share. What do you

think about the Hemoglobin & Hematocrit. Does this mean that I don't

need to have ferritin tested? So would you up the morning HC dose to

10, then 5,5,5. Or should I go in smaller increments more times

daily? Do you think I need to wait to add more Armour? I am so ready

to feel better. Also as far as I can tell I've never been tested for

Thyroid antibodies. Do you see anything in the lab results I do have

that indicate I might need those tests and/or RT3? Again, thanks Val

& God bless you! Hopefully I will be able to make some sense out of

this & eventually I will be able to help others, too.

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> I would say from your symptoms temps and BP falling you need more

HC.

> MOst of us that have similar symptoms mnee d25-35mg daily. You are

also

> quite hypothyroid still but the T3 loks higher in your blood due to

low

> cortiosl. I am betting the bottom fell out and you have

transitioned ot

> a higher stage (worse) or AF since the saliva labs. You should also

ask

> for aldosterone testing as I see in one lab your sodiu was 139

which is

> too lwo and that same lab showing very low potassium which is a

> compensatory thing the body does wiht long term low sodium.

>

> --

> Artistic Grooming- Hurricane WV

>

> http://www.stopthethyroidmadness.com/

> http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/NaturalThyroidHormonesADRENALS/

>