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I just started taking Isocort about 4-5 days ago, so I'm still only on the two

doses of 2.5 mgs. I'm not sure what's going on because I'm so beyond tired, it

reminds me of the days when I didn't know I had a thyroid OR adrenal problem.

But before I discovered my adrenal issues, I was drinking Red Bull and energy

drinks everyday. Now, I've way cut back and might have one diet pepsi a day.

Maybe this is why I feel so tired?? I guess I expected that even the small dose

of the Isocort would give me some relief.

My question is, when does someone start feeling better once taking Isocort?

And when do you know that you have to try HC?

I can hardly believe that I've managed to type all this. Lately I've been

thinking that I might actually faint from the fatigue. I'm taking all sort of B

vitamins, Vitamin C etc. And I walk to and from the BART station every day at

work - about 3 miles. So I am getting a bit of exercise.

I'm going to get fired soon if I don't figure this out. I can't think or do

anything, let alone work. I feel like I'm on a sedative. I had a super

stressful incident a few weeks ago that put me couch-bound for an entire

weekend. Maybe I still haven't recovered.

Any insight as to when I'm expected to feel better would be helpful.

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Sammie how much thyroid are you on? Ususally people don;t see great

releif in adrenal symptoms till they get to abotu 8 pellets a day, but

you still need to go slow. It is one of those thing we just gotta get

through.

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>> It's a relief that you say that to me about the 8 pellets. So, if I still

feel fatigued on 8 pellets, I need to do the temp testing to determine what is

really going on, before thinking of HC, correct?<<

Yes and if your temps are stable, you can then start increasing thyroid but

CAREFULLY in 1/4 grains doses.

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Too little recovery for that much exercise, IMHO.

Sammie, I'm in the East Bay - sounds like you need a ride to & from BART,

Dear Neighbor!

Also, depending upon where you are in the Bay Area, this week, our high heat

is a tremendous stress on adrenals - don't forget your sea salt and vitamin

C.

.... ;-)

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> I just started taking Isocort about 4-5 days ago, so I'm still only on the

> two doses of 2.5 mgs.

My question is, when does someone start feeling better once taking

> Isocort? And when do you know that you have to try HC?

I can hardly believe that I've managed to type all this. Lately I've been

> thinking that I might actually faint from the fatigue. I'm taking all sort

> of B vitamins, Vitamin C etc. And I walk to and from the BART station every

> day at work - about 3 miles. So I am getting a bit of exercise.

>

>

> SAMMIE

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