Re: low body temps and less red blood cells

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It would be advisable to obtain a CBC/Diff also.

Linn

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> here it says that being hypo can result in malabsorption of iron and can

> lower your body temp which causes you to make less red blood cells. I am

> trying to put all this info together. Seems like so many things are

> interconnected. Going to go and try to get a complete iron panel done. May be

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> missing piece to the never ending puzzle.

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Just another part of the puzzle, and can't provide link.I read that 2 of the T2

substrates, 3,3 and 3,5 diodo act in the mitochondria of the cells.1 in 'white

fat' cells; which is all of the brain that isn't nerves.I figure thats why hypo

causes brain fog.Also, low seratonin since its made in the brain.Low

seratonin=depression and digestive problems, since only 5% of seratonin is used

in the brain.Rest is used in the gut, where it plays a key role in peristalsis.

The other T2 substrate acts in the mitochondria of yellow (body) fat cells, and

in the liver.HmmmmThe liver is mostly where T4 is converted to T3.Also, the main

symptoms of hepatitis are,...(wait for it)..

Muscle aches and fatigue! And, the degree the liver damage has progressed is

totally unrelated to the amount of damage the virus has done to the liver.I

suspect the muscle aches and fatigue may most directly be because the liver

damage means less to no conversion of T4 to T3, and is actually a type of

secondary hypo.Jim

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> _Ferritin, Iron and hypothyroidism | Stop The Thyroid Madnessâ„¢_

> (http://www.stopthethyroidmadness.com/ferritin/)

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> here it says that being hypo can result in malabsorption of iron and can

> lower your body temp which causes you to make less red blood cells. I am

> trying to put all this info together. Seems like so many things are

> interconnected. Going to go and try to get a complete iron panel done. May be

" a "

> missing piece to the never ending puzzle.

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