Re: Temperatures suddenly dropped any ideas?

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Sounds like something else may be going on Stephie that you have

not yet recognised. Again, go through the attached document and be sure that

you are not suffering with any one of these. I personally think you probably

need more thyroid hormone but your body is unable to tolerate any more and you

need to find the reason why this is.

Luv - Sheila

Recently though I am not sleeping, heart racing at night, mild chest pain, face

breaking out in small spots, cough I cant shake, horse voice after talking only

a short time. Of course permanent urine infections as I mentioned before, going

for scope inspection friday.

Did not get infections on NAX but must be something in it that makes my belly

swell. It did do this from me first taking it 3 years ago

but I was desperate to get well so kept trying, every time Dr P wanted me to up

the dose belly got uncomfortably tight. Should I just up the NA? Is there NAX

in a different form? Only getting a resonable sleep (6 hours)evry third night.

Feel rough on 50 mcg of lactose free thyroxine but quickly get over replaced

and a bit toxic on 75 mcg it seems. Cant take more that 5mcg of T3 either?

Help,

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WHY THYROID HORMONE REPLACEMENT MAY NOT BE WORKING FOR YOU.doc

[Guest guest]

Yes Sheila

I am thinking amalgam fillings but it will cost a fortune to have them removed,

now that I look I have more than a few and a couple of double teeth which are

more metal than tooth, will probably mean crowns?

Why is it all so difficult?? NHS dentists should never have been told to use the

stuff!!

Luv Stephie

Stephie that you have not yet

> recognised. Again, go through the attached document and be sure that you are

> not suffering with any one of these. I personally think you probably need

> more thyroid hormone but your body is unable to tolerate any more and you

> need to find the reason why this is.

>

> Luv - Sheila

> Recently though I am not sleeping, heart racing at night, mild chest pain,

> face breaking out in small spots, cough I cant shake, horse voice after

> it seems. Cant take more that 5mcg of T3 either?

> Help,

>

[Guest guest]

What's even more worrying Stephie, is having the amalgam

fillings removed. You need to ask yourself whether you would be better keeping

them or risk upsetting your adrenals so much through their removal, as has

happened to poor Marie. Since she had her amalgam fillings removed just a few

weeks ago, she has now gone so far down hill she doesn't know what to do, with

a TSH over shooting up over 100 and T4 and T3 hardly registering. She is unable

to take thyroid hormone other than a very low dose of thyroid extract. And,

this was done by a top professional in the field of dentistry. If anybody needs

their amalgam fillings removed, I would first recommend they ensure that their

adrenals are functioning well and able to cope.

Luv - Sheila

Yes Sheila

I am thinking amalgam fillings but it will cost a fortune to have them removed,

now that I look I have more than a few and a couple of double teeth which are

more metal than tooth, will probably mean crowns?

Why is it all so difficult?? NHS dentists should never have been told to use

the stuff!!

Luv Stephie

[Guest guest]

I would agree with Sheila,

I opted to not have any more amalgam, and have

replacements as necassary with white. not only does this reduce the shock to the

body, but spreads the cost! But then until something happens you don't know how

badly if at all the amalgam is affecting you. Let sleeping dogs lie!

>

> What's even more worrying Stephie, is having the amalgam fillings removed.

> You need to ask yourself whether you would be better keeping them or risk

> upsetting your adrenals so much through their removal, as has happened to

> poor Marie. ......> needs their amalgam fillings removed, I would first

recommend they ensure

> that their adrenals are functioning well and able to cope.

>

> Luv - Sheila

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>

> Yes Sheila

>

> I am thinking amalgam fillings but it will cost a fortune to have them

> removed, now that I look I have more than a few and a couple of double teeth

> which are more metal than tooth, will probably mean crowns?

>

> Why is it all so difficult?? NHS dentists should never have been told to use

> the stuff!!

> Luv Stephie

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks for that Sheila,

Poor Marie, I will abandon that idea, I am so easily set backwards again I would

be sure to have an adverse reaction, lets face it coffee upsets me, monosodium

glutamate, wheat, lactose, dare not risk alcahol either.

Luv Stephie

> needs their amalgam fillings removed, I would first recommend they ensure

> that their adrenals are functioning well and able to cope.

>

> Luv - Sheila

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> I am thinking amalgam fillings but it will cost a fortune to have them

> tooth, will probably mean crowns?

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