Re: Re: About swollen lympe nodes?

[Guest guest]

Yes, what happens is that it shrinks small blood vessels in the nasal

passages, ears, and eyes.

Re: About swollen lympe nodes?

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> > Makes perfect sense to me Betty, as I suffer from the same

> problem. First

> > you see it, now you don't. Hello, it's there, poof, it's gone,

> then comes

> > back, and it includes the lymphs that circle the jaw. Frustrating

> and scary

> > isn't it? In fact, sometimes it feels like those under the chin

> and jaw

> > swell so much that it seems almost to cut off the circulation to

> my head or

> > something. I have Hashimoto's.

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> IT HAS GOT TO BE CONNECTED TO THE AUTOIMMUNE SYSTEM. I DIDN'T WANT

> TO BUT I JUST HAD TO TAKE MY SUDAFED(THE ONLY THING THAT WORKS)TO

> DRY UP ALL THE SNOT. MY EYES WERE ALL RED. THE SUDAFED CLEARED UP MY

> RED EYES AND MY SINUSES.

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> CAN ANYONE EXPLAIN WHY THE SUDAFED GETS THE REDNESS OUT OF YOUR EYES?

[Guest guest]

Yeh, and is an absolute contradiction to intelligence.

Re: About swollen lympe nodes?

> " Normal " ranges are made like this : The lab takes the results of all

> the ( SICK ! ) people who come to get tested . Then they cut off the

> 2,5 % at the extrem high and the 2,5% extrem low . The rest is

> called " normal " . So 95% off all people are " normal " ....

> Source : Dr. Hertoghe's book .

> He also says that age specific normal ranges are absolut bullsh.. !!

> They take let's say all 70 - 80 year old women and mesure their non-

> existant hormones . Then the normal range is that at that age it

> is " normal " to have no hormones any more ! So if you are very sick

> because of a lack of hormones , you will allways be told that you

> are " normal " as it is " normal " at that age to be very sick and have

> no hormones any more .

> That's how it works !!!!!!!!

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> ne in France

[Guest guest]

This is partly where I think part of the brain fog comes from. I mean, just

look at the relationship of a swollen agitated thyroid to the Caroltid

Arteries on either side of it. See a nasty little parallel there?

Everything about this makes sense to me as to why, when there's inflammation

in the thyroid, then the lymph nodes in progression, why wouldn't the

thinking and attention be affected? I'm going to go looking something up on

this subjct. On this one, I'm not even talking about the brain not having

enough T3 in it, I'm talking about a literal physical relationship between

the blood circulation to the brain with the thyroid.

Re: About swollen lympe nodes?

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> Thank you for this discussion. Not only does my lymp nodes nearly

> continuously stay swollen under the chin area... but a lot of time

> they are swollen all over the body... under the arms, crease of

> upper thigh- near pelvic, and very much behind the knees.

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> Since starting Armour and getting the fibromyalgia under control...

> the only lymps I notice swollen are under the chin.

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> I, too, have Hashimoto's. Lymphs purpose is to catch infection...

> Wonder if that's the body's way of protecting the thyroid from being

> zapped by the antibodies... or that might be my extreme imagination

> running.... ((smiles))

>

> Crystal

[Guest guest]

bcmc wrote:

Keep telling myself it took tens years after RAI to end up

like this so it will take time to heal.Over night would be great :-)

YOU HAD RAI TEN YEARS AGO? I TOOK IT FEB. 2004. WAS OKAY UNTIL HYPO SET IN ON

JULY. I STARTED GETTING DEPRESSED BAD. CALLED THE DOCTOR TO ASK FOR SOME

ANTEDEPRESSANTS. THEN WHEN I FINALLY GOT BLOODTESTS, IF FIGURED OUT WHAT IT WAS

HYPOT.WHOOPIE!!!

> > >

> > >WHEN I WAS VERY HYPO, HAD THE RINGING IN THE EARS. ALSO HAD

> TROUBLE HEARING. MY STOMACH STUCK OUT AND COULD NOT PUT MY JEANS ON

> VERY WELL SO I HAD TO WEAR STRETCH PANTS. HOW MISERABLE!!!!

> > >

> > >

> > >

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> > > *

[Guest guest]

bcmc wrote:

Keep telling myself it took tens years after RAI to end up

like this so it will take time to heal.Over night would be great :-)

YOU HAD RAI TEN YEARS AGO? I TOOK IT FEB. 2004. WAS OKAY UNTIL HYPO SET IN ON

JULY. I STARTED GETTING DEPRESSED BAD. CALLED THE DOCTOR TO ASK FOR SOME

ANTEDEPRESSANTS. THEN WHEN I FINALLY GOT BLOODTESTS, IF FIGURED OUT WHAT IT WAS

HYPOT.WHOOPIE!!!

> > >

> > >WHEN I WAS VERY HYPO, HAD THE RINGING IN THE EARS. ALSO HAD

> TROUBLE HEARING. MY STOMACH STUCK OUT AND COULD NOT PUT MY JEANS ON

> VERY WELL SO I HAD TO WEAR STRETCH PANTS. HOW MISERABLE!!!!

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > *

[Guest guest]

Keep telling myself it took tens years after RAI to end up

like this so it will take time to heal.Over night would be great :-)

> > >

> > >WHEN I WAS VERY HYPO, HAD THE RINGING IN THE EARS. ALSO HAD

> TROUBLE HEARING. MY STOMACH STUCK OUT AND COULD NOT PUT MY JEANS ON

> VERY WELL SO I HAD TO WEAR STRETCH PANTS. HOW MISERABLE!!!!

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > *

[Guest guest]

Keep telling myself it took tens years after RAI to end up

like this so it will take time to heal.Over night would be great :-)

> > >

> > >WHEN I WAS VERY HYPO, HAD THE RINGING IN THE EARS. ALSO HAD

> TROUBLE HEARING. MY STOMACH STUCK OUT AND COULD NOT PUT MY JEANS ON

> VERY WELL SO I HAD TO WEAR STRETCH PANTS. HOW MISERABLE!!!!

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > *

[Guest guest]

Keep telling myself it took tens years after RAI to end up

like this so it will take time to heal.Over night would be great :-)

> > >

> > >WHEN I WAS VERY HYPO, HAD THE RINGING IN THE EARS. ALSO HAD

> TROUBLE HEARING. MY STOMACH STUCK OUT AND COULD NOT PUT MY JEANS ON

> VERY WELL SO I HAD TO WEAR STRETCH PANTS. HOW MISERABLE!!!!

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > *

[Guest guest]

Betty Flager wrote:

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> bcmc wrote:

> Keep telling myself it took tens years after RAI to end up

> like this so it will take time to heal.Over night would be great :-)

>

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> YOU HAD RAI TEN YEARS AGO? I TOOK IT FEB. 2004. WAS OKAY UNTIL HYPO

> SET IN ON JULY. I STARTED GETTING DEPRESSED BAD. CALLED THE DOCTOR TO

> ASK FOR SOME ANTEDEPRESSANTS. THEN WHEN I FINALLY GOT BLOODTESTS, IF

> FIGURED OUT WHAT IT WAS HYPOT.WHOOPIE!!!

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>

> Yes...I had RAI done 10 1/2 years ago.Never have been the

> same.It has been one rollercoaster ride and I would really like to get

> off from it ....I am lucky to be still married and have children who

> talk to me

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[Guest guest]

>> It was about about six weeks after RAI that I was placed on

>>synthroid 125mgs and since then have never been on the same dosage..It

>>has been up the meds lower the meds......you are to high you are to

>>low....

>>

>>

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>>Oh gosh that has got to be hard. Lastnight I couldn't hardly go to sleep

because I could feel my heart racing. So, I think I'm gonna back off the Armour

for awhile. Not ready for a heartattack right now. Gonna wait and see what my

bloodtests look like before I take anymore.

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>Do you think it would be dangerous to just totally stop the Armour for awhile?

>

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>>I would never quit meds.I had to go off all meds a few years ago to see if

Graves had returned.That was a nightmare in itself.My thyroid is all gone from

the RAI...

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[Guest guest]

>> It was about about six weeks after RAI that I was placed on

>>synthroid 125mgs and since then have never been on the same dosage..It

>>has been up the meds lower the meds......you are to high you are to

>>low....

>>

>>

>>

>>Oh gosh that has got to be hard. Lastnight I couldn't hardly go to sleep

because I could feel my heart racing. So, I think I'm gonna back off the Armour

for awhile. Not ready for a heartattack right now. Gonna wait and see what my

bloodtests look like before I take anymore.

>>

>>

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>

>Do you think it would be dangerous to just totally stop the Armour for awhile?

>

>

>>I would never quit meds.I had to go off all meds a few years ago to see if

Graves had returned.That was a nightmare in itself.My thyroid is all gone from

the RAI...

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