Re: any connection between hypo and nerve damage?

[Guest guest]

Hoping my optimum Armour dosage when I get there, will help me get rid of scads

of symptoms too. Also lack of self-discipline. I'd like, one day, to WANT to

exercise again & not have it be so painful, (specially hatha yoga) as I used to.

Re: any connection between hypo and nerve

damage?

Hi Kat. Though I can't answer your question specifically, I can

state that I have seen folks get relief from ALL sorts of medical

issues when they found their optimal dose of Armour. It never ceases

to amaze me.

[Guest guest]

Hoping my optimum Armour dosage when I get there, will help me get rid of scads

of symptoms too. Also lack of self-discipline. I'd like, one day, to WANT to

exercise again & not have it be so painful, (specially hatha yoga) as I used to.

Re: any connection between hypo and nerve

damage?

Hi Kat. Though I can't answer your question specifically, I can

state that I have seen folks get relief from ALL sorts of medical

issues when they found their optimal dose of Armour. It never ceases

to amaze me.

[Guest guest]

Alpha Lipoic acid Gotcha!!!

thanks janie

>

> Hi Kat. Though I can't answer your question specifically, I can

> state that I have seen folks get relief from ALL sorts of medical

> issues when they found their optimal dose of Armour. It never

ceases

> to amaze me.

>

> But I can be specific about something else--have you looked into

> using ALA (Alpha Lipoic Acid) for your Neuropathy?? If you take

high

> enough doses, it relieves and in many cases, REVERSES Neuropathy.

Go

> to GOOGLE and type in ALPHA LIPOIC ACID NEUROPATHY and read, read.

>

> Janie

>

> > I have a cronic pinched nerve and neuropothy in my elbows, one

of

> > which I have been opperated on to move the nerve from between

the

> > bones in my elbow. The second is headed in the same direction.

> > have my armour on order. wondering if I can counton some relief.

> > kat

[Guest guest]

Alpha Lipoic acid Gotcha!!!

thanks janie

>

> Hi Kat. Though I can't answer your question specifically, I can

> state that I have seen folks get relief from ALL sorts of medical

> issues when they found their optimal dose of Armour. It never

ceases

> to amaze me.

>

> But I can be specific about something else--have you looked into

> using ALA (Alpha Lipoic Acid) for your Neuropathy?? If you take

high

> enough doses, it relieves and in many cases, REVERSES Neuropathy.

Go

> to GOOGLE and type in ALPHA LIPOIC ACID NEUROPATHY and read, read.

>

> Janie

>

> > I have a cronic pinched nerve and neuropothy in my elbows, one

of

> > which I have been opperated on to move the nerve from between

the

> > bones in my elbow. The second is headed in the same direction.

> > have my armour on order. wondering if I can counton some relief.

> > kat

[Guest guest]

lovin your answer. hopin for the same!

> I was diagnosed with carpal tunnel syndrome while very hypo. My

left hand would just literally fall asleep all the time, and I made

an appt with an Neuro. They tested my left wrist, and he told me I

had 'severe damage' that needed to be fixed asap. Then I was

referred to a surgeon. The surgeon told me they did not like to

do 'surgery to correct' carpal tunnel, but they could give me shots

in the wrist? Not in this lifetime unless I'm feeling like I'm

dying was my response. lol.

>

> I then changed Endo's who recognized how grossly mismanaged I

was. He then starting changing the medication amts which made a ton

of difference. Suddenly, the carpal tunnel is gone? No surgery, no

shots, no nothing? Makes ya wonder just how much some of these so

called 'specialists' know eh? As long as my meds are right for me,

no carpal tunnel. I found that utterly amazing. As well as having

back pain that was so bad, that I thought I had something terribly

wrong with me. An MRI and a consult with a surgeon who came highly

recommended was done, and he told me to get 'more exercise' and eat

less. lol. I found out not long after that about the thyroid

issues. I've been hypoT, then moved to hyperT/Graves, and am now

hypoT again. My back pain and carpal tunnel are the two main things

that go awry when I'm hypo. Those are the two that immediately get

my attention. Will a dr tell you that? No way. But for me, it's

right on the money.

>

> SandyE~Houston

> any connection between hypo

and nerve damage?

>

>

>

> I have a cronic pinched nerve and neuropothy in my elbows, one

of

> which I have been opperated on to move the nerve from between

the

> bones in my elbow. The second is headed in the same direction.

> have my armour on order. wondering if I can counton some relief.

> kat

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

lovin your answer. hopin for the same!

> I was diagnosed with carpal tunnel syndrome while very hypo. My

left hand would just literally fall asleep all the time, and I made

an appt with an Neuro. They tested my left wrist, and he told me I

had 'severe damage' that needed to be fixed asap. Then I was

referred to a surgeon. The surgeon told me they did not like to

do 'surgery to correct' carpal tunnel, but they could give me shots

in the wrist? Not in this lifetime unless I'm feeling like I'm

dying was my response. lol.

>

> I then changed Endo's who recognized how grossly mismanaged I

was. He then starting changing the medication amts which made a ton

of difference. Suddenly, the carpal tunnel is gone? No surgery, no

shots, no nothing? Makes ya wonder just how much some of these so

called 'specialists' know eh? As long as my meds are right for me,

no carpal tunnel. I found that utterly amazing. As well as having

back pain that was so bad, that I thought I had something terribly

wrong with me. An MRI and a consult with a surgeon who came highly

recommended was done, and he told me to get 'more exercise' and eat

less. lol. I found out not long after that about the thyroid

issues. I've been hypoT, then moved to hyperT/Graves, and am now

hypoT again. My back pain and carpal tunnel are the two main things

that go awry when I'm hypo. Those are the two that immediately get

my attention. Will a dr tell you that? No way. But for me, it's

right on the money.

>

> SandyE~Houston

> any connection between hypo

and nerve damage?

>

>

>

> I have a cronic pinched nerve and neuropothy in my elbows, one

of

> which I have been opperated on to move the nerve from between

the

> bones in my elbow. The second is headed in the same direction.

> have my armour on order. wondering if I can counton some relief.

> kat

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I was diagnosed with carpal tunnel syndrome while very hypo. My left hand would

just literally fall asleep all the time, and I made an appt with an Neuro. They

tested my left wrist, and he told me I had 'severe damage' that needed to be

fixed asap. Then I was referred to a surgeon. The surgeon told me they did not

like to do 'surgery to correct' carpal tunnel, but they could give me shots in

the wrist? Not in this lifetime unless I'm feeling like I'm dying was my

response. lol.

I then changed Endo's who recognized how grossly mismanaged I was. He then

starting changing the medication amts which made a ton of difference. Suddenly,

the carpal tunnel is gone? No surgery, no shots, no nothing? Makes ya wonder

just how much some of these so called 'specialists' know eh? As long as my meds

are right for me, no carpal tunnel. I found that utterly amazing. As well as

having back pain that was so bad, that I thought I had something terribly wrong

with me. An MRI and a consult with a surgeon who came highly recommended was

done, and he told me to get 'more exercise' and eat less. lol. I found out not

long after that about the thyroid issues. I've been hypoT, then moved to

hyperT/Graves, and am now hypoT again. My back pain and carpal tunnel are the

two main things that go awry when I'm hypo. Those are the two that immediately

get my attention. Will a dr tell you that? No way. But for me, it's right on

the money.

SandyE~Houston

any connection between hypo and nerve

damage?

I have a cronic pinched nerve and neuropothy in my elbows, one of

which I have been opperated on to move the nerve from between the

bones in my elbow. The second is headed in the same direction.

have my armour on order. wondering if I can counton some relief.

kat

[Guest guest]

Thanks, Sandy, for this information. I had my 2nd EMG test at the new

Endo's last week (horrible test) and he told me I have severe carpal tunnel

in both hands. A rheumatologist last year gave me cortisone shots which

helped for about a month. He said it was due to my polyneuropathy, so

surgery would not help. The carpal tunnel bothers me much less than my

legs and especially my feet. I'm on 4 grains of Armour. The carpal

tunnel is less bothersome but not gone. How long were you on your optimal

dose before the symptoms cleared completely?

.....joan

>>>I was diagnosed with carpal tunnel syndrome while very hypo. My left

>>>hand would just literally fall asleep all the time, and I made an appt

>>>with an Neuro. They tested my left wrist, and he told me I had 'severe

>>>damage' that needed to be fixed asap. Then I was referred to a surgeon.

>>>The surgeon told me they did not like to do 'surgery to correct' carpal

>>>tunnel, but they could give me shots in the wrist? Not in this lifetime

>>>unless I'm feeling like I'm dying was my response. lol.

I then changed Endo's who recognized how grossly mismanaged I was. He then

starting changing the medication amts which made a ton of difference.

Suddenly, the carpal tunnel is gone? No surgery, no shots, no nothing?

Makes ya wonder just how much some of these so called 'specialists' know eh?

As long as my meds are right for me, no carpal tunnel. I found that

utterly amazing. As well as having back pain that was so bad, that I

thought I had something terribly wrong with me. An MRI and a consult with a

surgeon who came highly recommended was done, and he told me to get 'more

exercise' and eat less. lol. I found out not long after that about the

thyroid issues. I've been hypoT, then moved to hyperT/Graves, and am now

hypoT again. My back pain and carpal tunnel are the two main things that go

awry when I'm hypo. Those are the two that immediately get my attention.

Will a dr tell you that? No way. But for me, it's right on the money.

SandyE~Houston

[Guest guest]

Thanks, Sandy, for this information. I had my 2nd EMG test at the new

Endo's last week (horrible test) and he told me I have severe carpal tunnel

in both hands. A rheumatologist last year gave me cortisone shots which

helped for about a month. He said it was due to my polyneuropathy, so

surgery would not help. The carpal tunnel bothers me much less than my

legs and especially my feet. I'm on 4 grains of Armour. The carpal

tunnel is less bothersome but not gone. How long were you on your optimal

dose before the symptoms cleared completely?

.....joan

>>>I was diagnosed with carpal tunnel syndrome while very hypo. My left

>>>hand would just literally fall asleep all the time, and I made an appt

>>>with an Neuro. They tested my left wrist, and he told me I had 'severe

>>>damage' that needed to be fixed asap. Then I was referred to a surgeon.

>>>The surgeon told me they did not like to do 'surgery to correct' carpal

>>>tunnel, but they could give me shots in the wrist? Not in this lifetime

>>>unless I'm feeling like I'm dying was my response. lol.

I then changed Endo's who recognized how grossly mismanaged I was. He then

starting changing the medication amts which made a ton of difference.

Suddenly, the carpal tunnel is gone? No surgery, no shots, no nothing?

Makes ya wonder just how much some of these so called 'specialists' know eh?

As long as my meds are right for me, no carpal tunnel. I found that

utterly amazing. As well as having back pain that was so bad, that I

thought I had something terribly wrong with me. An MRI and a consult with a

surgeon who came highly recommended was done, and he told me to get 'more

exercise' and eat less. lol. I found out not long after that about the

thyroid issues. I've been hypoT, then moved to hyperT/Graves, and am now

hypoT again. My back pain and carpal tunnel are the two main things that go

awry when I'm hypo. Those are the two that immediately get my attention.

Will a dr tell you that? No way. But for me, it's right on the money.

SandyE~Houston