Re: *Underarm temp (was QUESTIONS PLEASE

[Guest guest]

> Oh? My underarm temp is always about one full degree lower than

oral. This

> isn't normal?>

> I get real confused on this temperature measuring thing:

>

> *My basal temps seem to be about 95.5 - 96 (I understand that

97.6 - 98.1

> is about normal for basal temps)

>

> *My oral temps are up to around 97.6 - 97.8

>

> *My underarm temps are about .8 - 1 degree lower than oral.

>

> *With mercury toxicity it is supposed to be typical for the body

temp to be

> low and around 97.6. So is normal for me supposed to be 98.6 or

97.6?

> (Nobody at the mercury site has answered this for me so far....)

>

> Just what the heck is supposed to be an accurate measure? I have

increased

> from 2 grains to about 3 1/2 grains and I feel somewhat better,

but there

> are soooo many other variables with mercury toxicity and the

chating I am

> dong for that, that I have a real hard time telling just what is

doing what.

> I am still not able to exercise or do anything

> (My heartrate has NEVER been slow.)

> Any input???

>

> ~inga

>

It's normal that temperatures are different , taken at different

places .

At they use the underarm temperature .

http://www.geocities.com/thyroide/temp-test.html

Also Dr. Hertoghe told me that even the temperature test is NOT a

reliable mesure . It is if thyroid deficciency is the ONLY problem .

Otherwise lots of other things can interfere . It is a GOOD test , he

uses it himself , but it is one among other things to take into

account .

ne

http://www.geocities.com/thyroide

[Guest guest]

> Oh? My underarm temp is always about one full degree lower than

oral. This

> isn't normal?>

> I get real confused on this temperature measuring thing:

>

> *My basal temps seem to be about 95.5 - 96 (I understand that

97.6 - 98.1

> is about normal for basal temps)

>

> *My oral temps are up to around 97.6 - 97.8

>

> *My underarm temps are about .8 - 1 degree lower than oral.

>

> *With mercury toxicity it is supposed to be typical for the body

temp to be

> low and around 97.6. So is normal for me supposed to be 98.6 or

97.6?

> (Nobody at the mercury site has answered this for me so far....)

>

> Just what the heck is supposed to be an accurate measure? I have

increased

> from 2 grains to about 3 1/2 grains and I feel somewhat better,

but there

> are soooo many other variables with mercury toxicity and the

chating I am

> dong for that, that I have a real hard time telling just what is

doing what.

> I am still not able to exercise or do anything

> (My heartrate has NEVER been slow.)

> Any input???

>

> ~inga

>

It's normal that temperatures are different , taken at different

places .

At they use the underarm temperature .

http://www.geocities.com/thyroide/temp-test.html

Also Dr. Hertoghe told me that even the temperature test is NOT a

reliable mesure . It is if thyroid deficciency is the ONLY problem .

Otherwise lots of other things can interfere . It is a GOOD test , he

uses it himself , but it is one among other things to take into

account .

ne

http://www.geocities.com/thyroide

[Guest guest]

> Oh? My underarm temp is always about one full degree lower than

oral. This

> isn't normal?>

> I get real confused on this temperature measuring thing:

>

> *My basal temps seem to be about 95.5 - 96 (I understand that

97.6 - 98.1

> is about normal for basal temps)

>

> *My oral temps are up to around 97.6 - 97.8

>

> *My underarm temps are about .8 - 1 degree lower than oral.

>

> *With mercury toxicity it is supposed to be typical for the body

temp to be

> low and around 97.6. So is normal for me supposed to be 98.6 or

97.6?

> (Nobody at the mercury site has answered this for me so far....)

>

> Just what the heck is supposed to be an accurate measure? I have

increased

> from 2 grains to about 3 1/2 grains and I feel somewhat better,

but there

> are soooo many other variables with mercury toxicity and the

chating I am

> dong for that, that I have a real hard time telling just what is

doing what.

> I am still not able to exercise or do anything

> (My heartrate has NEVER been slow.)

> Any input???

>

> ~inga

>

It's normal that temperatures are different , taken at different

places .

At they use the underarm temperature .

http://www.geocities.com/thyroide/temp-test.html

Also Dr. Hertoghe told me that even the temperature test is NOT a

reliable mesure . It is if thyroid deficciency is the ONLY problem .

Otherwise lots of other things can interfere . It is a GOOD test , he

uses it himself , but it is one among other things to take into

account .

ne

http://www.geocities.com/thyroide

[Guest guest]

I think it can vary from person to person or even with different thermometers.

I have 2 identical mercury thermometers and I have taken my temp both oral and

underarm at the same time. The difference is 0.5 I also tested my new

digital against my mercury one to see how accurate it is.

Lynda (in the UK)

*Underarm temp (was QUESTIONS PLEASE

Oh? My underarm temp is always about one full degree lower than oral. This

isn't normal?>

I get real confused on this temperature measuring thing:

[Guest guest]

I think it can vary from person to person or even with different thermometers.

I have 2 identical mercury thermometers and I have taken my temp both oral and

underarm at the same time. The difference is 0.5 I also tested my new

digital against my mercury one to see how accurate it is.

Lynda (in the UK)

*Underarm temp (was QUESTIONS PLEASE

Oh? My underarm temp is always about one full degree lower than oral. This

isn't normal?>

I get real confused on this temperature measuring thing:

[Guest guest]

ThaNKS FOR REFERRING ME TO THIS SITE.

~Inga

http://www.geocities.com/thyroide/temp-test.html

Also Dr. Hertoghe told me that even the temperature test is NOT a

reliable mesure . It is if thyroid deficciency is the ONLY problem .

Otherwise lots of other things can interfere . It is a GOOD test , he

uses it himself , but it is one among other things to take into

account .

ne

http://www.geocities.com/thyroide

[Guest guest]

If I remember right, rectal temps run 2 degrees over axillary (armpit), and oral

temps run 1 degree over axillary.

Laurie

Re: *Underarm temp (was QUESTIONS PLEASE

> Oh? My underarm temp is always about one full degree lower than

oral. This

> isn't normal?>

> I get real confused on this temperature measuring thing:

>

> *My basal temps seem to be about 95.5 - 96 (I understand that

97.6 - 98.1

> is about normal for basal temps)

>

> *My oral temps are up to around 97.6 - 97.8

>

> *My underarm temps are about .8 - 1 degree lower than oral.

>

> *With mercury toxicity it is supposed to be typical for the body

temp to be

> low and around 97.6. So is normal for me supposed to be 98.6 or

97.6?

> (Nobody at the mercury site has answered this for me so far....)

>

> Just what the heck is supposed to be an accurate measure? I have

increased

> from 2 grains to about 3 1/2 grains and I feel somewhat better,

but there

> are soooo many other variables with mercury toxicity and the

chating I am

> dong for that, that I have a real hard time telling just what is

doing what.

> I am still not able to exercise or do anything

> (My heartrate has NEVER been slow.)

> Any input???

>

> ~inga

>

It's normal that temperatures are different , taken at different

places .

At they use the underarm temperature .

http://www.geocities.com/thyroide/temp-test.html

Also Dr. Hertoghe told me that even the temperature test is NOT a

reliable mesure . It is if thyroid deficciency is the ONLY problem .

Otherwise lots of other things can interfere . It is a GOOD test , he

uses it himself , but it is one among other things to take into

account .

ne

http://www.geocities.com/thyroide