: BUMP VAL:raised blood pressure

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Hi

So yesterday he only took 3 halfs of cynomel. Did not take any before bed. When he woke up at 4.00 in the morning his pulse was 148/77 pulse 58. Took half a cynomel. At 8.00 in the morning pulse 131/71 pulse 77 temp 36.5.

Sky

To: rt3_t3 Sent: Fri, 26 February, 2010 6:53:57 AMSubject: VAL:raised blood pressure

Hi

My dad blood pressure has suddenly gone up 148/86 pulse 70 that reading is at 5.00 in the morning. Temp was only 36 degrees. At 2.00 am his reading was 138/77 pulse 59 so he took half a cynomel.

Just did the laying/standup test at 6.30 am. Laying down it was 118/70 pulse 58. Standing up 127/90 pulse 78.

I did buy him a zrt saliva test. He tried to do it once but he did not have much saliva and he is that impatient it only took 15 mins before he gave up on the test. He will not do it again. Could it be high cortisol?

He was taking for 1 cynomel tab four times a day.

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Well if yoiu have ver tracked BP you knwo it goes up and down alot

depending on time of day and what you are doing, e4ven what you are

thinking. T3 does nto change BP quickly, I do believe proper thyroid

dosing OVER TIME will reduce high BP btu it would not happen that fast.

It is more liekly at 4AM he was a bit hypoglycemic and thus ADRENALINE

raised his BP.Though his lower pulse argues this. To really see BP

improvements thoguh oyu need to tack it ONCE a dy same time for weeks on

end and average it. You will see a trend up or down by how well the

metabolism is functioning then. I have tracked my BP for over 15 years

since I had such horrible high BP it is a miracle I didn;t have a

stroke. and there are times it spikes that are out of line wiht my

overall levels and you just have to ignore them. This si why trackign it

same time every day is important. I try to take mine between 6-7AM every

day. I am usually relaxing wiht coffee at that time planning what I have

oty do that day.

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[Guest guest]

Well if yoiu have ver tracked BP you knwo it goes up and down alot

depending on time of day and what you are doing, e4ven what you are

thinking. T3 does nto change BP quickly, I do believe proper thyroid

dosing OVER TIME will reduce high BP btu it would not happen that fast.

It is more liekly at 4AM he was a bit hypoglycemic and thus ADRENALINE

raised his BP.Though his lower pulse argues this. To really see BP

improvements thoguh oyu need to tack it ONCE a dy same time for weeks on

end and average it. You will see a trend up or down by how well the

metabolism is functioning then. I have tracked my BP for over 15 years

since I had such horrible high BP it is a miracle I didn;t have a

stroke. and there are times it spikes that are out of line wiht my

overall levels and you just have to ignore them. This si why trackign it

same time every day is important. I try to take mine between 6-7AM every

day. I am usually relaxing wiht coffee at that time planning what I have

oty do that day.

--

Artistic Grooming- Hurricane WV

http://www.stopthethyroidmadness.com/

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

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

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/HypoPets/