Re: Cool Article, How To Interpret Body Pain. Thyroid VS Adrenals

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Subject: Re: Re: Cool Article, How To Interpret Body Pain.

Thyroid VS Adrenals

> If someone posted a link for " Cool Article, How to Interpret Body Pain,

> Thyroid VS Adrenals " , I missed it. Please repost it. I need it!!!

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> Delores

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> Re: Cool Article, How To Interpret Body Pain.

> Thyroid VS Adrenals

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> > My knee ached the same way - up and down stairs and getting up. It

> > ended up not really being the joint at all, but chronic iliotibial

> > band tendinitis that never completely resolved or responded to

> > treatment. That same tendon that ties in under the knee runs all the

> > way up to the hip and that's where I have been hurting for going on 4

> > months now. One of the symptoms of thyroid is problems with connective

> > tissues and joints that manifest as arthritic-like pain so that could

> > be part of your problem. I believe that it is a big part of mine.

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> > > I had knee aching for 3-4 months. My knees would ache going up and

> > down steps, or going from a sitting to standing position and vice

> > versa. It finally went away but now have aching in the hip joint area.

> > It only hurts when I walk and the more I walk the worse it gets,

> > spreading to the buttocks or into the backs of the thighs.

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I have had horrible hip joint pain for 15 yrs, the docs have never been able

to tell my exactly why or give me anything to help except pain pills -

YUCK!!

And the more I walk the worse the pain/burning/grinding is.... I was also

not DX'd hypo until 6 yrs ago. Last fall I experienced a 3 month painfree

zone - I had gone out and bought every single one of the supplements that

this board recommended - not only was it expensive but I just couldn't stand

taking so many pills so many times a day....

So now I am trying to find what would help without fistfuls of pills, but am

convinced it is from adrenal problems, which the Endro will not acknowledge

- he has done STIM and ACTH tests and says I am normal - my salvia tests

last year had come back abnormal which is why I started treating.

I have also had knee surgery this year and find putting weight on the knee

does not feel reliable especially when going up and down the stairs.

SeaLady

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Hi Sea Lady,

I'm new here and haven't finished reading the FAQs yet, but wanted to say I feel

for you. If you find out what workd for less $$$ please share. I don't know what

I'm going to do with winter coming and high heating bills.

>>>So now I am trying to find what would help without fistfuls of pills, but am

convinced it is from adrenal problems,