Re: New- Hashimoto's Thyroiditis

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Welc0me! Have you ever heard of Jordan Rubin? He almost died from Crohn's.

Go to his website www.biblicalhealthinstitute.com also www.jordanrubin.com

and www.gardenoflife.com You can learn his story and see how Crohn's doesn't

have to ruin your life. ALso, we like to know about your labwork. Which

tests and the ranges. Also, how are you doing on your med's? What and how

much do you take? Feel free to post any questions!

Crystal

-- New- Hashimoto's Thyroiditis

Hi,

I wanted to introduce myself. I have been suffering from Hashimoto's

Thyroiditis since I was 15. I am now 27. I also was recently

diagnosed with Crohn's Disease this year. It has always been somewhat

of a struggle for me, however, now I have my levels finally to the

right place, but now I am dealing with some anemia issues from the

crohn's disease. So I am still tired. I also have a nonactive

pituitary adenoma. Well I just wanted to introduce myself and tell you

my story.

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

Welcome to the group. There is a great group of people

here, and I'm sure you'll get lots of info and support

from everyone. Don't be shy, if you have a question or

some info, just jump right in.

Roni

--- jennyreynolds80 <jennyreynolds80@...> wrote:

> Hi,

>

> I wanted to introduce myself. I have been suffering

> from Hashimoto's

> Thyroiditis since I was 15. I am now 27. I also

> was recently

> diagnosed with Crohn's Disease this year. It has

> always been somewhat

> of a struggle for me, however, now I have my levels

> finally to the

> right place, but now I am dealing with some anemia

> issues from the

> crohn's disease. So I am still tired. I also have

> a nonactive

> pituitary adenoma. Well I just wanted to introduce

> myself and tell you

> my story.

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

hi

Standard thyroid treatment in US is very poor. Maybe you are undertreated and

on the wrong med as so often happens. For Crohn's and adenoma you will need

high dose iodine.

http://www.helpmythyroid.com

Gracia

Hi,

I wanted to introduce myself. I have been suffering from Hashimoto's

Thyroiditis since I was 15. I am now 27. I also was recently

diagnosed with Crohn's Disease this year. It has always been somewhat

of a struggle for me, however, now I have my levels finally to the

right place, but now I am dealing with some anemia issues from the

crohn's disease. So I am still tired. I also have a nonactive

pituitary adenoma. Well I just wanted to introduce myself and tell you

my story.

[Guest guest]

Gracia, I am attaching this message to yours, because

I have tried several times to send it straight

through, and keeps coming back with my address

is not me. This keeps happening lots of times and I

don't know what to do about it.

I spoke with my doctor about the fact that I was all

stuffed up, and asked him to prescribe an

antihistamine with decongestand. I was taking

Claritin, but alone. I had previously taken Zyrtec

with decongestant,and had no problem. Well he must

have mixed up the two in his mind, because he

prescribed Claritin-D, which I picked up and took last

night. In a few minutes, I couldn't breathe. My entire

airway was shutting down. I have had this happen

before, so I knew I was reacting to something.

Luckily I had benedryl in the house and took that, as

well as a double dose of my albuterol. Well, I'm here

to tell the story, so you know it worked.

Then I went to look on the Claritin box and lo and

behold it says it contains Pseudoephedrine Sulfate

and not Pseudoephedrine Hydrochloride like what is in

the Zyrtec. It is clearly documented on the patient

information slip that I am allergic to sulfur drugs,

and they gave this to me anyway.

Of course I am going back to them today and get my

money back, but I could have died from this.

Roni

--- Gracia <circe@...> wrote:

>

> hi

> Standard thyroid treatment in US is very poor.

> Maybe you are undertreated and on the wrong med as

> so often happens. For Crohn's and adenoma you will

> need high dose iodine.

> http://www.helpmythyroid.com

> Gracia

>

>

>

> Hi,

>

> I wanted to introduce myself. I have been

> suffering from Hashimoto's

> Thyroiditis since I was 15. I am now 27. I also

> was recently

> diagnosed with Crohn's Disease this year. It has

> always been somewhat

> of a struggle for me, however, now I have my

> levels finally to the

> right place, but now I am dealing with some anemia

> issues from the

> crohn's disease. So I am still tired. I also have

> a nonactive

> pituitary adenoma. Well I just wanted to introduce

> myself and tell you

> my story.

>

>

>

>

>

> [Non-text portions of this message have been

> removed]

>

>

>

>

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hi Roni

some of your posts say matchermaam and some say Roni Molin. maybe that's the

prob? one name is signed up but the other isn't? your name makes me think of

my friend Ron Moulton.

I think you need adrenal meds and iodine

Gracia

Gracia, I am attaching this message to yours, because

I have tried several times to send it straight

through, and keeps coming back with my address

is not me. This keeps happening lots of times and I

don't know what to do about it.

I spoke with my doctor about the fact that I was all

stuffed up, and asked him to prescribe an

antihistamine with decongestand. I was taking

Claritin, but alone. I had previously taken Zyrtec

with decongestant,and had no problem. Well he must

have mixed up the two in his mind, because he

prescribed Claritin-D, which I picked up and took last

night. In a few minutes, I couldn't breathe. My entire

airway was shutting down. I have had this happen

before, so I knew I was reacting to something.

Luckily I had benedryl in the house and took that, as

well as a double dose of my albuterol. Well, I'm here

to tell the story, so you know it worked.

Then I went to look on the Claritin box and lo and

behold it says it contains Pseudoephedrine Sulfate

and not Pseudoephedrine Hydrochloride like what is in

the Zyrtec. It is clearly documented on the patient

information slip that I am allergic to sulfur drugs,

and they gave this to me anyway.

Of course I am going back to them today and get my

money back, but I could have died from this.

Roni

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I don't know why they keep switching. Why do you thing

I need adrenal meds and iodine? How is the test for

that done?

Roni

--- Gracia <circe@...> wrote:

>

> hi Roni

> some of your posts say matchermaam and some say

> Roni Molin. maybe that's the prob? one name is

> signed up but the other isn't? your name makes me

> think of my friend Ron Moulton.

> I think you need adrenal meds and iodine

> Gracia

>

> Gracia, I am attaching this message to yours,

> because

> I have tried several times to send it straight

> through, and keeps coming back with my

> address

> is not me. This keeps happening lots of times and

> I

> don't know what to do about it.

>

> I spoke with my doctor about the fact that I was

> all

> stuffed up, and asked him to prescribe an

> antihistamine with decongestand. I was taking

> Claritin, but alone. I had previously taken Zyrtec

> with decongestant,and had no problem. Well he must

> have mixed up the two in his mind, because he

> prescribed Claritin-D, which I picked up and took

> last

> night. In a few minutes, I couldn't breathe. My

> entire

> airway was shutting down. I have had this happen

> before, so I knew I was reacting to something.

> Luckily I had benedryl in the house and took that,

> as

> well as a double dose of my albuterol. Well, I'm

> here

> to tell the story, so you know it worked.

>

> Then I went to look on the Claritin box and lo and

> behold it says it contains Pseudoephedrine Sulfate

> and not Pseudoephedrine Hydrochloride like what is

> in

> the Zyrtec. It is clearly documented on the

> patient

> information slip that I am allergic to sulfur

> drugs,

> and they gave this to me anyway.

>

> Of course I am going back to them today and get my

> money back, but I could have died from this.

>

> Roni

>

>

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I have little faith in adrenal testing, but some peeps like to do saliva. you

can find info on http://www.stopthethyroidmadness.com

iodine is just a wonderful thing---antibacterial, antifungal, antiyeast etc

which would clear up sinuses.

you can get test through http://helpmythyroid.com and get a free consult with

Dr. Flechas.

Gracia

I don't know why they keep switching. Why do you thing

I need adrenal meds and iodine? How is the test for

that done?

Roni

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