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Oh I see. So if we assume that the reason of high rt3 is prolonged

stress( during that time your cortisol was high, even if now it's too

low or fine) than supporting adrenals with cortisol if it's too low

and taking t3 should help?

I keep thinking why I have problems with hypo and the only thing that

seems to make sense are those horrible, stressful 2-3 months last year

after all my problems began...

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> if YOU HAVE CORRECTED THE cause OF YOUR HIGHrt3 FIRST OYU SHOULD BE

ABLE TO

> GO BACK OT aRMOUR ONCE THE rt3 IS CLEARED OUT. But you must have

corrected

> whatever caused oyur hIgh RT3 firts.

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Well that could havetriggered Hypo but most the time it triggers an antibpdy

attack that destroys part of your thyrioid gland. Have you had HAshi

antibpdies tested?

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So you can have high cortisol symptoms but

actually have low cortisol? Sounds unbelieveable, but you would know if that

were true! I’m so glad you are here. None of this makes sense and you

seem to know how to make it make sense!

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really confused, ft3 high than low, rt3????

Cortisol labs as you can have high opr low cortils and

feel pretty much

the same and have high RT3 from either one. You do nto treat high and

low cortils wiht the same meds. Ands there is slightly low cortils which

may not require HC but maybe a more gently aproach such as Isocort ot

Licorice root.

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Yes I had, they were fine, I also had USG, it was ok too,

so on Thursday I'm doing thyroid biopsy to check if there's any damage

of thyroid.

My doc said that if we will count out Hashi than it's probably caused

by iodine defficiency but there's so much iodine in food that I'm

sceptical about that.

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> Well that could havetriggered Hypo but most the time it triggers an

antibpdy

> attack that destroys part of your thyrioid gland. Have you had HAshi

> antibpdies tested?

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> http://www.stopthethyroidmadness.com/

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http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/NaturalThyroidHormonesADRENALS/

> http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/RT3_T3/

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What happensin some people is when they have high cortiosl they also have cortisol resistance. Which means the cortils is not able to do what it is supposed ot be oding, thus high cortils and low cortisol sympotms.

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So if sb has high cotisol wha can he do about it?

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> What happensin some people is when they have high cortiosl they also

have cortisol resistance. Which means the cortils is not able to do

what it is supposed ot be oding, thus high cortils and low cortisol

sympotms.

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> http://www.stopthethyroidmadness.com/

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http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/NaturalThyroidHormonesADRENALS/

> http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/RT3_T3/

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I'm ordering rt3 at the moment, should I also test ft3 OR t3 to see

the ratio?

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> Zinc, Phosphatidyl Serine, and life style changes as well as correcting

> thyroid deficiency.

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But will it be fine if I test my ft3 in lab in Poland and my rt3 in

UK? I mean 2 laboratories have probably diffeent ranges, I hope it

will be ok?

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> Free T3 wiht it if you haven't done one in the last month.

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Yes it is fine to do it that way. The ranges are unlikely to matter. But

do get copies of the lab's ranges when you get the results so we can be

certain we are not comparing apples to oranges.

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Ok, thanks:)

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> Yes it is fine to do it that way. The ranges are unlikely to matter.

But

> do get copies of the lab's ranges when you get the results so we can be

> certain we are not comparing apples to oranges.

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