Re: pre surgery NDT advice...

[Guest guest]

Oh dear Jill,

That's sad news, you have my sympathy.

I'm not sure why you would seek to reduce meds for an operation, of any sort...

If you need thyroid hormones, then they are important at these times to keep

your metabolism running smoothly.

I understand that you just carry on with your normal dosage.

Will be thinking of you on Monday,

Best wishes

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> Hi all,

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> thanks for your continuing support and help, however as of yesterday it seems

that my surprise pregnancy ( posted here beg dec ) is no longer viable and am

booked for d and c under a general on Monday, have had a quick look in the files

but can't see anything and have a brain block , can someone please advise as to

when to stop my meds..many thanks again.

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> xx

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[Guest guest]

So very sorry to hear the outcome and hope you are bearing up OK. This must be

a terrible time for you and I hope everything goes OK Monday without any further

problem. I do not think you have to stop taking your meds at all. In fact

I would say your body needs to be as strong as possible as any procedure puts it

into stress. I think the reason certain meds are stopped (for a length of time

depending on the meds) is so as not to skew up any tests being done with false

results.

My thoughts will be with you on Monday.

Hugs

Lilian

> thanks for your continuing support and help, however as of yesterday it seems

that my surprise pregnancy ( posted here beg dec ) is no longer viable and am

booked for d and c under a general on Monday, have had a quick look in the files

but can't see anything and have a brain block , can someone please advise as to

when to stop my meds..many thanks again.

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> xx

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[Guest guest]

Hi Jill,

I am so sorry to hear of this very sad news. I do remember you

posting a message telling us all how surprised you were to find you had fallen

pregnant. This is such a shame and I feel for you and hope everything goes

well.

However, there is no need to stop your thyroid hormone

replacement, or any other medication as far as I am aware before your operation.

However, it is always best to seek the advice of your doctor.

Luv and big (((HUGS)))

Sheila

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> Hi all,

>

> thanks for your continuing support and help, however as of yesterday it

seems that my surprise pregnancy ( posted here beg dec ) is no longer viable

and am booked for d and c under a general on Monday, have had a quick look in

the files but can't see anything and have a brain block , can someone please

advise as to when to stop my meds..many thanks again.

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Thanks for all your help and support and advice , unfortunately had

started bleeding and cramping this morning which is not really what I wanted

having the children around. Have still to go tomorrow and they will assess the

situation . Xxx

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> > Hi all,

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> > thanks for your continuing support and help, however as of yesterday it

seems that my surprise pregnancy ( posted here beg dec ) is no longer viable and

am booked for d and c under a general on Monday, have had a quick look in the

files but can't see anything and have a brain block , can someone please advise

as to when to stop my meds..many thanks again.

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> > xx

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[Guest guest]

> hi sheila,

Thank you very much and to everbody...as said to unfortunately started

bleeding and cramping this morning but still to go to get assessed tomorrow.

Just all started from a gyn appointment just about a week and a half ago ( the

gyn I was seeing about my endmetriosis treatment ) I said to her had fallen

pregnant but was having some brown spotting and referred me to early pregnancy

at my local hospital where they carried out scan and wasn't looking good the

growth was about 4 weeks out . Was told to come back in a week ( Thursday there

) where scans were repeated and sadly no heartbeat, heat or significant growth.

I am lucky to have two healthy children I know, still doesn't make the pain or

loss any less worse. Thanks to everybody for their kind words and support . Xxxx

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[Guest guest]

Thank you so much Lillian, that means a lot. Am very grateful xxx

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[Guest guest]

HI JILL

I am sorry to hear that you have lost your unborn baby. My Daughter lost several

pregnancies before she was put on thyroxine, but her last Daughter now 9 despite

being on thyroxine was brain damaged due to placenta abruption, as the baby

stopped growing and could have lacked oxygen. She developed epilepsy at about 2,

and very behind at school.

My Daughter lost hers in the first 3 months, but I think if you get to the end

of pregnancy you should have bed rest like I did for high BP which I think

prevented the placenta problem.

I had a good GP at the time who kept sending me back into hospital, but my

Daughter was not given this care, but is this an all round problem in the NHS

today in turn causing loss of life and damage to babies.

I was not on thyroxine.

Kathleen

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> Hi all,

>

> thanks for your continuing support and help, however as of yesterday it seems

that my surprise pregnancy ( posted here beg dec ) is no longer viable and am

booked for d and c under a general on Monday,

many thanks again.

>

> xx

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Jill, Hugs- what more can I say? > thyroid treatment > From: mcginn.jill@...> Date: Sun, 23 Jan 2011 13:09:13 +0000> Subject: Re: pre surgery NDT advice...> > > > Thanks for all your help and support and advice , unfortunately had started bleeding and cramping this morning which is not really what I wanted having the children around. Have still to go tomorrow and they will assess the situation . Xxx> > > > > > > > > > >> > > Hi all,> > > > > > thanks for your continuing support and help, however as of yesterday it seems that my surprise pregnancy ( posted here beg dec ) is no longer viable and am booked for d and c under a general on Monday, have had a quick look in the files but can't see anything and have a brain block , can someone please advise as to when to stop my meds..many thanks again.> > > > > > xx> > >> >> > > > > ------------------------------------> > TPA is not medically qualified. Consult with a qualified medical practitioner before changing medication.> >