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After a week of misery, I landed in the ER Sunday night with what I thought was

appendicitis. Instead, it was a kidney stone.

Wondered if anyone knows if the compounded Sustained Release T3 I'm taking could

contribute to making stones? I know there is something that makes it timed

release, and I know that Jan avoids that. I've heard something about T4/T3 and

osteoperosis, which makes me think calcium is involved, but I'm obviously

clueless as to any connections.

I also read on this board someone connected Vitamin D to kidney stones. My

Vitamin D initially went up after supplementation with Carlson's drops, then

plummeted on the last labs, so I have been taking 8-10,000 per day. Too much?

I've never connected kidney stones to anything except calcium intake. I don't

supplement calcium at all, and my recent labs say I'm just mid-range or a tad

above.

I'm a little concerned as I have an upcoming Dr. S appointment, and he is

requiring a Bio-metric test before the appointment. I have barely eaten for the

last 10 days because I thought I had some sort of gastric problem. I'm also very

uncomfortable buying vitamins just now to cover the cost of the test, without

starting the research on what is causing the stones.

Anyway, has anyone read of any connection? I'm willing to do anything to avoid

the pain that I went through with that little evil stone.

Thanks in advance, K

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