Re: Placental Insufficiency, IUGR and adrenals/thyroid

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Would this cause an unexplained miscarriages late in the preganncy, with several pregnancies?

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Placental Insufficiency, IUGR and adrenals/thyroid

Dear all,Has anyone else suffered in pregnancy with Placental Insufficiencyleading to Intra Uterine Growth Retardation (IUGR)? Is there a linkbetween this and untreated/undiagnosed Thyroid or Adrenal problems? Iam convinced that I was hypothyroid/hypoadrenal/both 13 years ago whenI was pregnant with my daughter. She stopped growing at 32 weeks gestation due to IUGR and placentalinsufficiency. She was delivered 2 weeks early but was distressed andabout 2lbs underweight. She also had a low blood sugar and washypothermic (cold)! Does anyone else see a link here? She has now gotHypermobility problems, ADHD and possibly Aspergers.What d'yall think?jodi2ben

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My DD (12 1/2) has a dx of Asperger's and she is doing very very well on Armour and Isocort. I highly recommend both.

If you think it would help to talk more off-list or by phone, let me know.

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Dear all,Has anyone else suffered in pregnancy with Placental Insufficiencyleading to Intra Uterine Growth Retardation (IUGR)? Is there a link

between this and untreated/undiagnosed Thyroid or Adrenal problems? Iam convinced that I was hypothyroid/hypoadrenal/both 13 years ago whenI was pregnant with my daughter.She stopped growing at 32 weeks gestation due to IUGR and placental

insufficiency. She was delivered 2 weeks early but was distressed andabout 2lbs underweight. She also had a low blood sugar and washypothermic (cold)! Does anyone else see a link here? She has now gotHypermobility problems, ADHD and possibly Aspergers.What d'yall think?jodi2ben

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> Would this cause an unexplained miscarriages late in the preganncy,

with several pregnancies?

>

> I don't know about that, perhaps a need for more research. It sounds

highly possible though doesn't it?

>

> Has anyone else suffered in pregnancy with Placental Insufficiency

> leading to Intra Uterine Growth Retardation (IUGR)? Is there a link

> between this and untreated/undiagnosed Thyroid or Adrenal problems? I

> am convinced that I was hypothyroid/hypoadrenal/both 13 years ago when

> I was pregnant with my daughter.

>

> She stopped growing at 32 weeks gestation due to IUGR and placental

> insufficiency. She was delivered 2 weeks early but was distressed and

> about 2lbs underweight. She also had a low blood sugar and was

> hypothermic (cold)! Does anyone else see a link here? She has now got

> Hypermobility problems, ADHD and possibly Aspergers.What d'yall think?

>

> jodi2ben

>

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> >

> > Dear all,

> >

> > Has anyone else suffered in pregnancy with Placental Insufficiency

> > leading to Intra Uterine Growth Retardation (IUGR)? Is there a link

> > between this and untreated/undiagnosed Thyroid or Adrenal problems? I

> > am convinced that I was hypothyroid/hypoadrenal/both 13 years ago when

> > I was pregnant with my daughter.

> >

> > She stopped growing at 32 weeks gestation due to IUGR and placental

> > insufficiency. She was delivered 2 weeks early but was distressed and

> > about 2lbs underweight. She also had a low blood sugar and was

> > hypothermic (cold)! Does anyone else see a link here? She has now got

> > Hypermobility problems, ADHD and possibly Aspergers.What d'yall think?

> >

> > jodi2ben

> >

> >

>

Dear

Would love to chat more via email if you have the time. I'm new to all

this " yahoo Groups " thing so not sure how it all works.

My daughter doesn't have a low thyroid or adrenal problem as far as I

know. She is hyper! What brought about your daughters treatment on

Armour etc?

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hyper as in hyperthyroid? or hyper as in ADHD? (they are both LOW THYROID states, btw.)

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> >> > Dear all,> >> > Has anyone else suffered in pregnancy with Placental Insufficiency

> > leading to Intra Uterine Growth Retardation (IUGR)? Is there a link> > between this and untreated/undiagnosed Thyroid or Adrenal problems? I> > am convinced that I was hypothyroid/hypoadrenal/both 13 years ago when

> > I was pregnant with my daughter.> >> > She stopped growing at 32 weeks gestation due to IUGR and placental> > insufficiency. She was delivered 2 weeks early but was distressed and

> > about 2lbs underweight. She also had a low blood sugar and was> > hypothermic (cold)! Does anyone else see a link here? She has now got> > Hypermobility problems, ADHD and possibly Aspergers.What

d'yall think?> >> > jodi2ben> >> >>Dear Would love to chat more via email if you have the time. I'm new to allthis " yahoo Groups " thing so not sure how it all works.

My daughter doesn't have a low thyroid or adrenal problem as far as Iknow. She is hyper! What brought about your daughters treatment onArmour etc?

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> > > >

> > > > Dear all,

> > > >

> > > > Has anyone else suffered in pregnancy with Placental Insufficiency

> > > > leading to Intra Uterine Growth Retardation (IUGR)? Is there a

link

> > > > between this and untreated/undiagnosed Thyroid or Adrenal

problems? I

> > > > am convinced that I was hypothyroid/hypoadrenal/both 13 years

ago when

> > > > I was pregnant with my daughter.

> > > >

> > > > She stopped growing at 32 weeks gestation due to IUGR and

placental

> > > > insufficiency. She was delivered 2 weeks early but was

distressed and

> > > > about 2lbs underweight. She also had a low blood sugar and was

> > > > hypothermic (cold)! Does anyone else see a link here? She has

now got

> > > > Hypermobility problems, ADHD and possibly Aspergers.What

d'yall think?

> > > >

> > > > jodi2ben

> > > >

> > > >

> > >

> > Dear

> >

> > Would love to chat more via email if you have the time. I'm new to all

> > this " yahoo Groups " thing so not sure how it all works.

> >

> > My daughter doesn't have a low thyroid or adrenal problem as far as I

> > know. She is hyper! What brought about your daughters treatment on

> > Armour etc?

> >

> > - I mean hyper as in hyperactive. She is also very slim.

Could this be related to LOW thyroid? I thought she would be sluggish

etc if this was the case. Could my being low thryroid/adrenal when

pregnant have caused her problems now then? Sorry, I don't mean to

sound so thick!!!

> >

>

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Yes, Jodi-

ADHD is also low thyroid. Thyroid is weird who it can be like me, slow, cold, fat AND it can be skinny and ADHD, too. My bet is that the ADHD kids are running on stressed adrenal energy.

Everytime I see an ADD or ADHD kid on amphetamine based mood/behavior mod drugs, I want to holler - got to

www.canaryclub.org and run the tests!

A famous thyroid researcher, Edna Kyrie, was just mentioning the connection between thyroid & ADHD being discussed in the April edition of New Scientist in the article 'Hyperactivity Drugs Are Out Of Control' in the 1st April magazine.

You're not thick, the docs who have taken common sense out of medicine are the ones who are thick. All this information was common knowledge before synthetic T4 took away doctors' ability to think...

HTH,

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On 4/10/06, jodi2ben <nessy@...

> wrote: > > - I mean hyper as in hyperactive. She is also very slim.Could this be related to LOW thyroid? I thought she would be sluggish etc if this was the case. Could my being low thryroid/adrenal whenpregnant have caused her problems now then? Sorry, I don't mean tosound so thick!!!> >>

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Think about it: they treat ADHD with speed. What's the body's normal source of energy modification? The thyroid. What makes some people, especially kids, keep functioning even with low thyroid? The adrenals.Deborah

ADHD is also low thyroid. Thyroid is weird who it can be like me, slow, cold, fat AND it can be skinny and ADHD, too. My bet is that the ADHD kids are running on stressed adrenal energy.

Everytime I see an ADD or ADHD kid on amphetamine based mood/behavior mod drugs, I want to holler - got to

www.canaryclub.org and run the tests!

A famous thyroid researcher, Edna Kyrie, was just mentioning the connection between thyroid & ADHD being discussed in the April edition of New Scientist in the article 'Hyperactivity Drugs Are Out Of Control' in the 1st April magazine.

You're not thick, the docs who have taken common sense out of medicine are the ones who are thick. All this information was common knowledge before synthetic T4 took away doctors' ability to think...