Re: LOUD Heartbeat

[Guest guest]

How is your ferritin level? I suspect this has something to do with low

ferritin. I have had it too but it's getting better since I've been on

iron.

i_am_magico wrote:

>

> My pulse is normal and regular, usually around 60-70 bpm.

>

> But when I lay down, I can hear it in my ears, making it hard to fall

> asleep. I also notice it during the day sometimes. For example, as I'm

> sitting, if I bend my knees so my feet are near my butt, I can feel my

> heartbeat behind my knee.

>

> It doesn't hurt or anything, it's just really annoying.

>

> Does anyone know if this is a thyroid or adrenal symptom? I'm really

> hoping this will go away once my thyroid is optimized, since my

> adrenals seem to be supported already.

>

> -Jung

>

>

[Guest guest]

My ferritin is actually very high, like in the 400's when I got tested

last April, which is why I've been donating blood regularly.

> >

> > My pulse is normal and regular, usually around 60-70 bpm.

> >

> > But when I lay down, I can hear it in my ears, making it hard to fall

> > asleep. I also notice it during the day sometimes. For example, as I'm

> > sitting, if I bend my knees so my feet are near my butt, I can feel my

> > heartbeat behind my knee.

> >

> > It doesn't hurt or anything, it's just really annoying.

> >

> > Does anyone know if this is a thyroid or adrenal symptom? I'm really

> > hoping this will go away once my thyroid is optimized, since my

> > adrenals seem to be supported already.

> >

> > -Jung

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

I do not think it is ferritin as I have had it too and in fact had it

for years! Especially loud when trying to go to sleep at night,. For me

it was hypo!

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