Guest guest Posted December 16, 2008 Report Share Posted December 16, 2008 HI Cam and , Thanks for the uplift. I did the scan yesterday and all in all it was not too bad. I found out though, that the orders specified full pelvic and said nothing about the hips. I kept saying are you sure? She must have thought I was nuts but I must have told him a dozen times during our session that it was my hips that hurt. Anyway, she called his office and of course could not get through to him so she did not do the hips. I have a funny feeling, I'll end up doing it again. I knew it would be a process of elimination and I am very glad to have ruled out RA. I don't see him until 1/13 so it is time to relax and enjoy the season. Thanks, > > , > > I am with , for now, ride the good news and the fishing expedition > and enjoy the holidays as much as you can. RA is no picnic...so > hopefully they will find its something relatively treatable like Lymes > disease... > > Take Care, Cam > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 16, 2008 Report Share Posted December 16, 2008 Val, Glad to hear that is behind you. Is there a possibility that your doc suspects that your pelivs is really the source of the pain/problem? Also....wouldn't pelvic xrays reveal the pelvis and hip joints? Well....let us know how it goes the 13th...and in the meantime, heres an eggnog to you! Take Care, Cam Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 18, 2008 Report Share Posted December 18, 2008 Hi Cam, That may be true. He might have thought that the pelvic area was causing the issue. It just seemed strange because I made such a point of it and wanted the hips checked. Anyway, we will see what the 13th brings. Happy Holidays to you too. > > Val, > > Glad to hear that is behind you. Is there a possibility that your doc > suspects that your pelivs is really the source of the pain/problem? > Also....wouldn't pelvic xrays reveal the pelvis and hip joints? > > Well....let us know how it goes the 13th...and in the meantime, heres > an eggnog to you! > > Take Care, Cam > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 18, 2008 Report Share Posted December 18, 2008 , I guess it all depends, but I know DrRand has commented on my hip joints when he was looking at lumbar films...so I suppose its possible that you are going to get the whole area depending on how big a picture they take. Take Care, Cam Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 9, 2009 Report Share Posted January 9, 2009 Val, that is good, that you don't have osteoporosis. I hope you won't have to avoid weight-bearing exercise for long. That's a real important part of maintaining strong bones. Thanks for keeping us posted. Sharon redmarmie wrote: Hi all, The doc finally called,,,whew, I have very mild oesteopenia. I have to take 800 mg of D and 1500 of calcium daily. I should go back for bone density in 2 years. All that is good so now I am off to find an ortho to evaluate this "hot spot" and see what I am dealing with as far as a fracture goes. Thanks for all the time and energy. Thanks . Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 12, 2009 Report Share Posted January 12, 2009 , Glad to hear the good news. Yea for you! Bonnie Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 13, 2009 Report Share Posted January 13, 2009 Sharon, I was pretty happy about the results of the bone density test. I can't get to the bottom of this soon enough. All this non activity is driving me nuts. > > > > Hi all, > > The doc finally called,,,whew, I have very mild oesteopenia. I have to > > take 800 mg of D and 1500 of calcium daily. I should go back for bone > > density in 2 years. All that is good so now I am off to find an ortho > > to evaluate this " hot spot " and see what I am dealing with as far as a > > fracture goes. Thanks for all the time and energy. Thanks . > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 13, 2009 Report Share Posted January 13, 2009 Thanks Bonnie for the cheers. Every now and then all is right in scoli world > > , > > Glad to hear the good news. Yea for you! > > Bonnie > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 13, 2009 Report Share Posted January 13, 2009 It would drive me nuts too, Val. Best of luck with it! Sharon redmarmie wrote: Sharon, I was pretty happy about the results of the bone density test. I can't get to the bottom of this soon enough. All this non activity is driving me nuts. > > > > Hi all, > > The doc finally called,,,whew, I have very mild oesteopenia. I have to > > take 800 mg of D and 1500 of calcium daily. I should go back for bone > > density in 2 years. All that is good so now I am off to find an ortho > > to evaluate this "hot spot" and see what I am dealing with as far as a > > fracture goes. Thanks for all the time and energy. Thanks . > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 5, 2009 Report Share Posted February 5, 2009 > > There is a good news I got from my new integrative doc who used new > DNA test from Metametrix. > H Pylori infection wasn`t detected and Candida is below norm. I > can't believe it! I was fighting them for a long time and I used to > think they will be my friends forever. All good bacteria are present > and no sign of disbyiosis or human parasites but only one harmless > protozoa probably from food. > > There is a bad news too. I have antigens to Gluten and should be off > if it at all. My intestines are inflamed and digestion is poor. I > may have reflux from that too. My Saliva hormonal test from Sabre > science is not so good too bc progesterone, testosterone and > estradiol are low. Adrenal function is very low too. He prescribed > progesterone cream for 3 months and bile salts for digestion of fat > which is not so good. Hope it will help with reflux too. +++Hi . If course you have antigens to gluten; all candida sufferers are gluten-intolerant and have Celiac Disease. Candida causes celiac disease. Also all candida sufferers have low adrenals and imbalanced hormones. All you need is this program to correct all of your health problems. Bee Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 5, 2009 Report Share Posted February 5, 2009 Did he prescribe you the progesterone cream b/c of your adrenals or something else? What is the progesterone suppose to do for your condition? I ask b/c i have something similar to you - low hormones and worn out adrenals. Cestli > > There is a good news I got from my new integrative doc who used new > DNA test from Metametrix. > H Pylori infection wasn`t detected and Candida is below norm. I > can't believe it! I was fighting them for a long time and I used to > think they will be my friends forever. All good bacteria are present > and no sign of disbyiosis or human parasites but only one harmless > protozoa probably from food. > > There is a bad news too. I have antigens to Gluten and should be off > if it at all. My intestines are inflamed and digestion is poor. I > may have reflux from that too. My Saliva hormonal test from Sabre > science is not so good too bc progesterone, testosterone and > estradiol are low. Adrenal function is very low too. He prescribed > progesterone cream for 3 months and bile salts for digestion of fat > which is not so good. > > Hope it will help with reflux too. > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 6, 2009 Report Share Posted February 6, 2009 > > > > There is a good news I got from my new integrative doc who used new > > DNA test from Metametrix. > > H Pylori infection wasn`t detected and Candida is below norm. I > > can't believe it! I was fighting them for a long time and I used to > > think they will be my friends forever. All good bacteria are present > > and no sign of disbyiosis or human parasites but only one harmless > > protozoa probably from food. > > > > There is a bad news too. I have antigens to Gluten and should be off > > if it at all. My intestines are inflamed and digestion is poor. I > > may have reflux from that too. My Saliva hormonal test from Sabre > > science is not so good too bc progesterone, testosterone and > > estradiol are low. Adrenal function is very low too. He prescribed > > progesterone cream for 3 months and bile salts for digestion of fat > > which is not so good. > > > > Hope it will help with reflux too. > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 6, 2009 Report Share Posted February 6, 2009 > > > Did he prescribe you the progesterone cream b/c of your adrenals or something else? > What is the progesterone suppose to do for your condition? > I ask b/c i have something similar to you - low hormones and worn out adrenals. Hi Cestli. All candida sufferers have low hormones and worn out adrenals, that this program corrects. The reason for these conditions is because candida toxins (and other toxins too) cause all of the cell membranes to become rigid/stiff which interferes with the functioning of all organs, and it also means hormones, nutrients and even water aren't as able to get into stiff cells - see this article: http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/cabout1.php I do not recommend taking any hormones in the meantime, since they are very powerful and will interfere with the healing process. So please concentrate on giving your body " proper nutrients " (diet plus supplements) so it can heal itself naturally. Bee Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 6, 2009 Report Share Posted February 6, 2009 Sorry for mistake. He prescribed progesterone pills from compounding pharmacy bc i am sensitive to many additives and adrenal hormocream for adrenal problems.My progesterone is very low especially in comparison with estrogen and it may cause many problem i have reflux esophagitis, hot flashes, low sex drive,etc. Low adrenal caused low body temperature not thyroids as other doc said. I am glad i didn`t take thyroid drug bc even supplement with thyroid tissue caused severe acid reflux bc it is stimulant as new doc said me. The most important that test which I had before: stool test for digestive problem and blood test for hormones were absolutly different. I had high prigesterone on first test. > > > Did he prescribe you the progesterone cream b/c of your adrenals or something else? > What is the progesterone suppose to do for your condition? > I ask b/c i have something similar to you - low hormones and worn out adrenals. > Cestli > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 6, 2009 Report Share Posted February 6, 2009 Sorry but my doc is in Washington Dc. You can find Lab I have mantionad and ask if they have list of docs who use their tests. > > > > Hi, : My > My name is star. I am wondering how do you like your docyor? I have > worked with several in the past. But they are no good. Do you live in > Southern California ? I would appreciate the reference if your doctor > is good ! > > Thank you! > Star Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 6, 2009 Report Share Posted February 6, 2009 Thanks bee, I understand what you told me and I don`t want to use hormones but my reflux is too bad right now and I hope it will help bc I have it mostly at noght from heat even under light cover. > > > > There is a good news I got from my new integrative doc who used > new > > DNA test from Metametrix. > > H Pylori infection wasn`t detected and Candida is below norm. I > > can't believe it! I was fighting them for a long time and I used to > > think they will be my friends forever. All good bacteria are > present > > and no sign of disbyiosis or human parasites but only one harmless > > protozoa probably from food. > > > > There is a bad news too. I have antigens to Gluten and should be > off > > if it at all. My intestines are inflamed and digestion is poor. I > > may have reflux from that too. My Saliva hormonal test from Sabre > > science is not so good too bc progesterone, testosterone and > > estradiol are low. Adrenal function is very low too. He prescribed > > progesterone cream for 3 months and bile salts for digestion of fat > > which is not so good. Hope it will help with reflux too. > > +++Hi . If course you have antigens to gluten; all candida > sufferers are gluten-intolerant and have Celiac Disease. Candida > causes celiac disease. > > Also all candida sufferers have low adrenals and imbalanced > hormones. All you need is this program to correct all of your health > problems. > > Bee > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 7, 2009 Report Share Posted February 7, 2009 > > > There is a bad news too. I have antigens to Gluten and should be > > off > > > if it at all. My intestines are inflamed and digestion is poor. ****Hi : Bee has often stated that people with Candida are guten intolerant and have poor digestion and absorption of nutrients. The diet therefore has no grains and uses HCl to improve digestion. > I > > > may have reflux from that too. My Saliva hormonal test from > Sabre > > > science is not so good too bc progesterone, testosterone and > > > estradiol are low. Adrenal function is very low too. He > prescribed > > > progesterone cream for 3 months and bile salts for digestion of > fat > > > which is not so good. **** Your hormones will all be out of whack because they are not getting the nutrition they need because Candida stiffens the cell walls and prevents absorption of nutrition. This diet will correct all those hormone levels in time. It will not help you to supplement individual hormones, because what is really wrong with you is the Candida. If you improve your immune system so that it can change the Candida back to it's benign form, then you will be able to feed and balance your hormones. I think Bee would say that the HCl will help your digestion and you shouldn't need the bile salts. All the best, Marissa Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 7, 2009 Report Share Posted February 7, 2009 The bad news is that lab tests are notoriously inaccurate for dysbiosis. Also, more than 80% of the time parasites are not detected even in infected individuals. Duncan > > There is a good news I got from my new integrative doc who used new > DNA test from Metametrix. > H Pylori infection wasn`t detected and Candida is below norm. I > can't believe it! I was fighting them for a long time and I used to > think they will be my friends forever. All good bacteria are present > and no sign of disbyiosis or human parasites but only one harmless > protozoa probably from food. > > There is a bad news too. I have antigens to Gluten and should be off > if it at all. My intestines are inflamed and digestion is poor. I > may have reflux from that too. My Saliva hormonal test from Sabre > science is not so good too bc progesterone, testosterone and > estradiol are low. Adrenal function is very low too. He prescribed > progesterone cream for 3 months and bile salts for digestion of fat > which is not so good. > > Hope it will help with reflux too. > > Laz > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 7, 2009 Report Share Posted February 7, 2009 > > Sorry for mistake. He prescribed progesterone pills from compounding > pharmacy bc i am sensitive to many additives and adrenal hormocream > for adrenal problems.My progesterone is very low especially in > comparison with estrogen and it may cause many problem i have reflux > esophagitis, hot flashes, low sex drive,etc. > Low adrenal caused low body temperature not thyroids as other doc > said. I am glad i didn`t take thyroid drug bc even supplement with > thyroid tissue caused severe acid reflux bc it is stimulant as new > doc said me. > The most important that test which I had before: stool test for > digestive problem and blood test for hormones were absolutly > different. I had high prigesterone on first test. +++Hi . All of your symptoms are caused by candida, and they can be cured if you do this program faithfully. I see you joined this group January 2007, and yet it appears you still are not doing the program. Bee Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 7, 2009 Report Share Posted February 7, 2009 Bee I did follow program as much as I can. I was on diet with no carbs at all but later added some gluten free grains bc I wasn`t able to eat many vegetables and much meat and eggs. I have intolerance to egg yolk, lamb and beef so I ate it in few days only. I know what you say about intolerance that it is good but I don`t want more problem in my gut that I already have. Also i can`t take vitamins except D and E which are not acidic and amino acids. I have severe pain in stomach and feel overheated from them or some food recommended for candida.Now I can`t use even Pau d Arco, coconut oil and other supplements. I know that most people who have candida can tolerate that easy but I am not the same. I have learn it from Ayurveda that my type of body is Pitta ( Fire) and they usually have acidic body and even mind.My reflux is not only from candida bc I had it long before candida. > > > > Sorry for mistake. He prescribed progesterone pills from compounding > > pharmacy bc i am sensitive to many additives and adrenal hormocream > > for adrenal problems.My progesterone is very low especially in > > comparison with estrogen and it may cause many problem i have reflux > > esophagitis, hot flashes, low sex drive,etc. > > Low adrenal caused low body temperature not thyroids as other doc > > said. I am glad i didn`t take thyroid drug bc even supplement with > > thyroid tissue caused severe acid reflux bc it is stimulant as new > > doc said me. > > The most important that test which I had before: stool test for > > digestive problem and blood test for hormones were absolutly > > different. I had high prigesterone on first test. > > +++Hi . All of your symptoms are caused by candida, and they can > be cured if you do this program faithfully. I see you joined this > group January 2007, and yet it appears you still are not doing the > program. > > Bee > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 8, 2009 Report Share Posted February 8, 2009 I think this tests are more accurate bc I had the symptoms of low progesterone and cortisone for a long time but my blood test was normal.New test with saliva showed different results.Doc prescribed me progestorone pills and adrenal hormocream from this lab.I don`t know if progesterone pills are safe bc I got firts symptoms of candida after progestin shot. But I probably don`t have other option bc estrogen dominance caused reflux as doc explained me. I already wrote that I have low body temperature.One doc said it is probably from low thyroid function but today my integrative doc told meit is from low adrenal function.It can cause fatigue, mental confusion, anxiety and even panic.In fact if I would take Thyroid meds it would cause problem with adrenals bc it is stimulant.I was taking supplement with thyroid tissue for 10 days and I had very bad flair up with acid reflux. In regard of bacteries I think this test is better bc it detect their DNA. Though it is difficult to believe I don`t have much candida I can say I feel much better that in the past though not totally healthy.I was taking Lacto & Bifido bacteries in pills for one year and when it get too painful to my stomach I used it in enemas too.I also used Duflican, some antifungals, Candex and digestive enzymes. > > > > There is a good news I got from my new integrative doc who used > new > > DNA test from Metametrix. > > H Pylori infection wasn`t detected and Candida is below norm. I > > can't believe it! I was fighting them for a long time and I used to > > think they will be my friends forever. All good bacteria are present > > and no sign of disbyiosis or human parasites but only one harmless > > protozoa probably from food. > > > > There is a bad news too. I have antigens to Gluten and should be off > > if it at all. My intestines are inflamed and digestion is poor. I > > may have reflux from that too. My Saliva hormonal test from Sabre > > science is not so good too bc progesterone, testosterone and > > estradiol are low. Adrenal function is very low too. He prescribed > > progesterone cream for 3 months and bile salts for digestion of fat > > which is not so good. > > > > Hope it will help with reflux too. > > > > Laz > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 18, 2009 Report Share Posted August 18, 2009 Before you worry too much about the cost of Arimidex you should check with your pharmacy or insurance company. My Blue Cross insurance pays for it, after my $20.00 per month copay. My pharmacist said that is is a covered drug, and the insurance company doesn't question why the doctor prescribes it. > > Phil: I went to see my endo today. You remember that my estradiol was 119 in the latest blood work. She wants to start me on Arimidex 1mg daily! She is really concerned about all the cardiac risks in my profile, plus the high hematacrit, and feels the high estradiol is another risk factor that I don't need. I am pretty sure my insurance company won't pay for it, but she is going to try. She is lowering my testosterone shots from 150 to 100. She is also referring me to a urologist because I am having trouble peeing (my prostate feels like a rock) and a hemotologist for the hematocrit. She wants him to do a more thorough study of the issue. She raised my synthroid to 88mcg but left my cytomel as is. The question I have for you is where can I get Arimidex if my plan won't approve it. I have a written prescription. The CVS pharmacy I go to said it would be $497 a month out of pocket. Is there a mail pharmacy where I can get it cheaper? > > When I asked her to add me to copy on the next blood work, she started to write down Dr. Noonan! The nurse caught it and the Dr. said that I was one of the best informed patients she's ever had. That is all thanks to you and the members of this board. You all provide such an invaluable service! I really want to thank you Phil and the rest of the board responders. You are a God-send! > > Joe > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 18, 2009 Report Share Posted August 18, 2009 That is great news you need your Dr. to call your BCBS or Drug plain and tell them your in need of this med because you are on TRT and need to keep Estradiol levels down. As for you prostate mine went down getting my Estradiol levels down took about 6 months but I stopped getting bladder infections and was starting to void much better faster. If you can't get the arimidex for less money go at AG-Guys and order LiquiDex it is the same thing but used for animal research a lot of guys use this and it works great they use a small needle and pull out there dose with it and put it in some juice or just squirt it into there mouth. 1mg/ml but this is a high dose I would not take this much when I first went on arimdex I did .5 mgs everyday when my night time and morning wood started up I lowered the dose to .5 mgs every other day. If your wood stops your going down to low so stop the arimidex until your wood comes back that day go back on it but do .25 mgs every other day wash and repeat until you find the best dose. A lot of guys like this kind it cost less and you don't have to cut the dam little pills up. http://www.ag-guys.com/store/product.php?productid=16135 & cat=248 Co-Moderator Phil > From: noonanjg <jgnoonan@...> > Subject: Good News > > Date: Tuesday, August 18, 2009, 10:45 AM > Phil: I went to see my endo > today. You remember that my estradiol was 119 in the > latest blood work. She wants to start me on Arimidex > 1mg daily! She is really concerned about all the > cardiac risks in my profile, plus the high hematacrit, and > feels the high estradiol is another risk factor that I don't > need. I am pretty sure my insurance company won't pay > for it, but she is going to try. She is lowering my > testosterone shots from 150 to 100. She is also > referring me to a urologist because I am having trouble > peeing (my prostate feels like a rock) and a hemotologist > for the hematocrit. She wants him to do a more > thorough study of the issue. She raised my synthroid > to 88mcg but left my cytomel as is. The question I > have for you is where can I get Arimidex if my plan won't > approve it. I have a written prescription. The > CVS pharmacy I go to said it would be $497 a month out of > pocket. Is there a mail pharmacy where I can get it > cheaper? > > When I asked her to add me to copy on the next blood work, > she started to write down Dr. Noonan! The nurse caught > it and the Dr. said that I was one of the best informed > patients she's ever had. That is all thanks to you and > the members of this board. You all provide such an > invaluable service! I really want to thank you Phil > and the rest of the board responders. You are a > God-send! > > Joe > > > > ------------------------------------ > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 18, 2009 Report Share Posted August 18, 2009 Mr doctor is going to call them. I have HealthNet in Connecticut which is an HMO and they argue over everything. My doctor will push for it though, but in the end, I may need to pay for it myself. Thanks again for all the help. Joe > > > From: noonanjg <jgnoonan@...> > > Subject: Good News > > > > Date: Tuesday, August 18, 2009, 10:45 AM > > Phil: I went to see my endo > > today. You remember that my estradiol was 119 in the > > latest blood work. She wants to start me on Arimidex > > 1mg daily! She is really concerned about all the > > cardiac risks in my profile, plus the high hematacrit, and > > feels the high estradiol is another risk factor that I don't > > need. I am pretty sure my insurance company won't pay > > for it, but she is going to try. She is lowering my > > testosterone shots from 150 to 100. She is also > > referring me to a urologist because I am having trouble > > peeing (my prostate feels like a rock) and a hemotologist > > for the hematocrit. She wants him to do a more > > thorough study of the issue. She raised my synthroid > > to 88mcg but left my cytomel as is. The question I > > have for you is where can I get Arimidex if my plan won't > > approve it. I have a written prescription. The > > CVS pharmacy I go to said it would be $497 a month out of > > pocket. Is there a mail pharmacy where I can get it > > cheaper? > > > > When I asked her to add me to copy on the next blood work, > > she started to write down Dr. Noonan! The nurse caught > > it and the Dr. said that I was one of the best informed > > patients she's ever had. That is all thanks to you and > > the members of this board. You all provide such an > > invaluable service! I really want to thank you Phil > > and the rest of the board responders. You are a > > God-send! > > > > Joe > > > > > > > > ------------------------------------ > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 18, 2009 Report Share Posted August 18, 2009 Hi, if there is an issue lots of folks here have had good luck with http://www.alldaychemist.com/ > > Phil: I went to see my endo today. You remember that my estradiol was 119 in the latest blood work. She wants to start me on Arimidex 1mg daily! She is really concerned about all the cardiac risks in my profile, plus the high hematacrit, and feels the high estradiol is another risk factor that I don't need. I am pretty sure my insurance company won't pay for it, but she is going to try. She is lowering my testosterone shots from 150 to 100. She is also referring me to a urologist because I am having trouble peeing (my prostate feels like a rock) and a hemotologist for the hematocrit. She wants him to do a more thorough study of the issue. She raised my synthroid to 88mcg but left my cytomel as is. The question I have for you is where can I get Arimidex if my plan won't approve it. I have a written prescription. The CVS pharmacy I go to said it would be $497 a month out of pocket. Is there a mail pharmacy where I can get it cheaper? > > When I asked her to add me to copy on the next blood work, she started to write down Dr. Noonan! The nurse caught it and the Dr. said that I was one of the best informed patients she's ever had. That is all thanks to you and the members of this board. You all provide such an invaluable service! I really want to thank you Phil and the rest of the board responders. You are a God-send! > > Joe > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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