Re: a little help needed please

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Are you in need of B12 Shaw and have you ever been tested to see

if you have TPO or Tg antibodies. If you have Hashimoto's, it could be that the

antibodies are attacking your thyroid gland right now and causing these

problems.

Luv - Sheila

i did put up a post the other day and thought it was possibly unanswerable,

regarding even though i've had a hysterectomy i still suffer all the symptosm

of a " monthly " although i am doing brill on T3 when my

" monthly " is due i go seriously hypo

I'm not sure what is happening at the moment , my throat feels heavy and full

but i cannot see any outer swelling, my arms are hurting again and i feel tired

, BUT i'm loosing my weight lovely and naturally, hair feeling pretty good skin

good eyes pretty clear, i did stop the spatone to see if i did ok without it ,

got the ringing back in my ears feeling jelly legged and dizzy again?

If anyone has any ideas what i'm doing wrong i would be eternally grateful

thanks love Sha xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

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[Guest guest]

If you have a hysterectomy where they left at least one ovary intact, then you

will still get the hormonal 'storm' when the ovaries do their thing.

If you had both ovaries taken out, then it may be that there wasn't a full

removal of all ovary tissue and you are still getting hormones from the bits

left inside you.

>

> Hi all

> i did put up a post the other day and thought it was possibly unanswerable,

regarding even though i've had a hysterectomy i still suffer all the symptosm of

a " monthly " although i am doing brill on T3 when my " monthly " is due i go

seriously hypo

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Hi Sheilahighly possible i may need B12 i don't take any seperately. I do have hashimotos i did wonder if thyroid was getting an attack right now , would it be worth going on some B12 to see if it eases?love Sha xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxthyroid treatment From: sheila@...Date: Tue, 10 Jan 2012 12:22:41 +0000Subject: RE: a little help needed please

Are you in need of B12 Shaw and have you ever been tested to see

if you have TPO or Tg antibodies. If you have Hashimoto's, it could be that the

antibodies are attacking your thyroid gland right now and causing these

problems.

Luv - Sheila

i did put up a post the other day and thought it was possibly unanswerable,

regarding even though i've had a hysterectomy i still suffer all the symptosm

of a "monthly" although i am doing brill on T3 when my

"monthly" is due i go seriously hypo

I'm not sure what is happening at the moment , my throat feels heavy and full

but i cannot see any outer swelling, my arms are hurting again and i feel tired

, BUT i'm loosing my weight lovely and naturally, hair feeling pretty good skin

good eyes pretty clear, i did stop the spatone to see if i did ok without it ,

got the ringing back in my ears feeling jelly legged and dizzy again?

If anyone has any ideas what i'm doing wrong i would be eternally grateful

thanks love Sha xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

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Hi juliei did forget to say i have both ovaries still , so basically i'm still get the storm of horrid hormones then, every month at the same time i go down with a bang i hate it thanks love Sha xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxthyroid treatment From: julie@...Date: Tue, 10 Jan 2012 13:07:24 +0000Subject: Re: a little help needed please

If you have a hysterectomy where they left at least one ovary intact, then you will still get the hormonal 'storm' when the ovaries do their thing.

If you had both ovaries taken out, then it may be that there wasn't a full removal of all ovary tissue and you are still getting hormones from the bits left inside you.

>

> Hi all

> i did put up a post the other day and thought it was possibly unanswerable, regarding even though i've had a hysterectomy i still suffer all the symptosm of a "monthly" although i am doing brill on T3 when my "monthly" is due i go seriously hypo

[Guest guest]

You should be taking Selenium 200mcgs daily if you have thyroid

antibodies. Selenium helps reduce them. You should also be going gluten free,

if you are not already, because antibodies thrive on gluten. You could try B12

1000mcgs daily (sublingual from Solgar). Have you had any recent iron tests

done together with ferritin, vitamin D3, magnesium, folate, copper and zinc

Sha. If not, ask your GP to test these.

Luv - Sheila

Hi Sheila

highly possible i may need B12 i don't take any seperately. I do have

hashimotos i did wonder if thyroid was getting an attack right now , would it

be worth going on some B12 to see if it eases?

love Sha xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

[Guest guest]

Hi Sheilai do take selenium 200 every day , just been to the doctors because i am having awful reaction to having my eyebrows waxed yesterday got him to feel my thyroid and he said its in good shape he can't even feel the nodules that used to be on it.He said doctor manager person refuses to do such tests which i knew but thought i'd ask again he refused. Ill try some B12 get some tomorrow, he's thinking i could just have a virus as there is loads going aroundI've tried gluten free , its sooooo expensive and didn't make any difference, i don't really want to have to go down that route unless i really really have to.Thankyou ever so muchlove Sha xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxthyroid treatment From: sheila@...Date: Tue, 10 Jan 2012 16:36:23 +0000Subject: RE: a little help needed please

You should be taking Selenium 200mcgs daily if you have thyroid

antibodies. Selenium helps reduce them. You should also be going gluten free,

if you are not already, because antibodies thrive on gluten.

[Ed]

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Hi having symptoms of monthly`s is not unusual, i did until the end of meno. i used and still do progesterone cream. when you have hypothyroid problems it causes other hormones to imbalance. usually this causes estrogen to be higher leading up to the bleed. (called PMT orPMS ) the prog cream stops this and re-balances your hormone level. if you have this problem then you need the cream, and if your bones are not good then the cream will also help with this.their is a feed back system working in the endocrine (gland and hormones) that

need to be balanced to stay well. Angel.

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I have not just gone gluten free but near enough grain free (all I have is

cornflour for my gravies and half a cup of rice once a week). My shopping bills

have DROPPED. I just don't bother with the gluten free alternatives, that makes

it very pricey (one little gluten free Xmas pud this year). I no longer have

bread or any alternative, I just have a salad instead of a sandwich. I make

muffins with almond flour and freeze them so I can have a treat whenever I feel

like it.

Without all the 'nibbles' to buy like biscuits (3 or 4 packs a week), crackers,

bread (3 loaves a week), crisp type snacks (crisps are fine if the flavourings

don't have wheat, but most of the puffed ones are loaded), pitta breads, wraps,

cakes, pies, pastries. etc etc etc. It adds up to £20 a week easily.

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> I've tried gluten free , its sooooo expensive and didn't make any difference,

i don't really want to have to go down that route unless i really really have

to.

> Thankyou ever so much

> love Sha xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

[Guest guest]

Hi when i tried it shopping bills trebled easily, i was tested to see if i needed to go gluten free and i was not having any adverse reactions to gluten. We don't eat biscuits anyway, i like a sandwich and gluten free bread may as well be cardboard, i even went to making my own. It really didn't make a blind bit of difference to my symptoms so went back to eating normally, this blip only happens when i would be due my period its not all the time, i only get the full feeling in my throat at "that time of the month" you must have some willpower 2 to give up all of that, i thrive on salt and vinegar crisps they ease my belly .Thankyou very much anyway, but as i said before i really am not going to go down that route unless it shows majorly beneficial, and the last time i tried no change.love Sha xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxthyroid treatment From: julie@...Date: Wed, 11 Jan 2012 12:17:34 +0000Subject: Re: a little help needed please

I have not just gone gluten free but near enough grain free (all I have is cornflour for my gravies and half a cup of rice once a week). My shopping bills have DROPPED.

[Ed]

[Guest guest]

I've been gluten free for 15 years, and the main expense is when I'm out and

about and can't buy a sandwich or other cheap snack. When you have to go into a

cafe or restaurant and get an actual meal instead, obviously that costs a lot

more - and often the cheaper things on the menu are out of bounds, too.

However I do have some other options for a 'street snack' - for example, a

packet of carrot batons and a tub of hummus from a supermarket. An apple and

some cheese and some oatcakes, if you can eat those. (I can, but in moderation.)

In my general groceries, I don't spend a lot more - I buy few gluten-free

products. The pasta is cheap. (Compared with 15 years ago, it's ALL much

cheaper!). I make my own bread from gram/brown rice/tapioca/buckwheat (etc)

non-wheat flours. Yes, they're more expensive than wheat-flour but it's not a

huge expense.

If it didn't really make any difference, then you may not need to do it anyway!

But for those who do, it doesn't need to cost a fortune. It just takes a bit of

planning.

> > I've tried gluten free , its sooooo expensive and didn't make any

difference, i don't really want to have to go down that route unless i really

really have to.

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Hi , not all hashimoto`s patients are allergic to gluten, or other foods. some of us have environmental allergies . it all depends on your genes. mine is plasters(dressings) , and any thing rubbing the skin. as in irritant and contact dermatitis.Angel.