Guest guest Posted January 2, 2008 Report Share Posted January 2, 2008 First off, does anyone know any docs in Minneapolis/St area willing to properly treat adrenal fatigue? I talked my former PCP into Armour, but I think I'll have a hard time convincing my present PCP into HC or Medrol. I'm seeing him on Friday and crossing my fingers... I haven't had a chance to try the resting/standing bp test, but I'll give it a whirl Friday. After 5-10 seconds, my pupils flutter with light from the side or from the front. Daily average temperatures vary from 97.5 to 99.0. The labs from Diagnos Techs are as follows: 08:00 AM 9 Depressed 13-24 nM Noon 3 Depressed 5-10 nM 05:00 PM 2 Depressed 3-8 nM Midnight 1 Normal 1-4 nM Burden 15 23 - 42 DHEA 6 3-10 ng/ml Stage 5 Non-adapted, Low Reserves. fTSH 305 High Borderline Low: 20-25 nIU/ml, Normal: 26-85 nIU/ml, Borderline High: 86-120 nIU/ml fT4 0.33 Normal Normal: 0.17-0.42 ng/dl fT3 0.40 Normal Borderline Low: 0.21-0.27 pg/ml, Normal: 0.28-1.10 pg/ml TPO Negative I've had blood tests for thyroid antibodies and tested positive in the past. I'm currently on 90mg Armour in the AM and 75mg in the PM. I was thinking I should increase based on my labs, but I'm also thinking I should get the adrenals treated so I can dose based on symptoms/temperature. Are there any additional labs I should ask for from my doc? Any words of wisdom for dealing with the PCP on Friday? If all else fails, I may try the " I can order this from overseas under my own supervision, but I'd prefer to do this with the supervision of a MD. You choose... " line ;-) There aren't really any bridges worth worrying about being burned. I've been thinking about finding a new PCP/clinic for a while now... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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