The reason why Doctors are cautious on prescribing thyroxine and vitamins.

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Having regained my health and perhaps too much energy, it has led to a suspected

urine infection and a return of haemorroids.

I already have a rectocele and cystocele which repairs have been done, but I am

also told that a prolapse can come and go, but a prolapse in turn can cause a

urine infection.

Making a person with a prolapse more active can in turn cause a prolapse to

become troublesome.

Thyroxine can make one more active and in turn cause a prolapse to become more

of a problem, and so can vitamin pills, and I intend to stop the B VITAMINS

which although energy giving can in turn cause problems. This is possibly why my

GP is not too keen on prescribing Thyroxine.

The antisychotic drugs and antidepressants also present problems, and are no

treatment for a prolapse, urine infection, or Hypothyroidism.

The weightgain they cause will certainly not help with a prolapse or any health

problem.

If they make you feel better than you are that too can be worse, as you do not

know when you are ill and when to rest, and in my case it caused me to pass out

twice.

In turn they can cause constipation and fluid retention, and again not good for

a prolapse.

In turn a prolapse causes a urine infection, in turn not good for ones kidneys,

and in turn the kidneys cause heart problems, and the heart in turn kidney

problems.

To resort to antibiotics to treat a urine infection can in itself cause

re-infection and worse still C-DIFF which can go on for weeks, and is infectious

to others.

Having said all this Hypothyroidism in turn causes constipation, so in turn can

cause a prolapse, so early treatment is needed for HYPOTHYROIDISM to prevent

this, but it is clear to all that tests are not reliable that we are offered,

and we need all the hormones that the THYROID produces to keep us in good health

not just one T4 (the cheapest).

It is also crucial that expectant mothers who have Thyroid problems are given

better care than they are at present to prevent the birth defects in the child

that in turn go on to cause extra expense to the NHS for the care needed, but in

turn to prevent the childs suffering, which in turn can reflect on the Mothers

health as well.

On the other hand and how true this is that one has less aggressive breast

cancer if Hypothyroid. Pimozide has also been said to be used in treating breast

cancer, so a question to this how did I end up with breast cancer having been on

Pimozide and Thyroxine, and could it be the combination of both drugs, and the

fact that Pimozide in turn caused Hypothyroidism (which is said to prevent

breast cancer, in turn Hypothyroidism said to prevent aggressive breast cancer).

Would I have beeen better off without Thyroxine as far as cancer goes or would

Pimozide have caused sudden death as it has been said to cause.

Kathleen