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Cheri,

I have a little of the browning patches only on my legs. I cannot say

that it is getting worse but then I am stage 5, not 7.

Gale

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> Is anyone else in stage 7 dealing with 's skin issues like

browning

> and brown patches in the skin? Mine keep getting worse and worse and

I was

> wondering if anyone found any home remedies to help this?

>

> I was hoping getting on cortisol would help but browning keeps

getting worse

> as well as the angiomas which now have spread to my arms and I never had

> them on the arms before.

>

> Cheri

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sorry to butt in here,,,,but I have some brown patches on my right

cheek. Ive had them for about 5 years or so. I thought brown

pigmentation only happened with addisons disease. is it possible with

just adrenal fatigue and can they disappear with hc?

> >

> > Is anyone else in stage 7 dealing with 's skin issues like

> browning

> > and brown patches in the skin? Mine keep getting worse and worse and

> I was

> > wondering if anyone found any home remedies to help this?

> >

> > I was hoping getting on cortisol would help but browning keeps

> getting worse

> > as well as the angiomas which now have spread to my arms and I

never had

> > them on the arms before.

> >

> > Cheri

> >

> >

> >

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wow,,,thats an eye opener for me. I always wondered what the brown

patches were. seems my cortisol has been low for years,,,so it does

make sense

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> Yes skin pigmentaitn can occur from just adrenal fatigue if your

> cortioslis low enough, and it can also reverse if you get the cortiosl

> levels high enough ot correct it.

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hi

just wan't to ask..I have low cortisol and doc said i have slaggish adrenals

and hashis, but i also have vitiligo for 20 years. Is low cortisol cause white

patches? Probably I been having problem with adrenals for long time.Is this

could develop vitiligo?Thank u for your time.

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wow,,,thats an eye opener for me. I always wondered what the brown

patches were. seems my cortisol has been low for years,,,so it does

make sense

>

> Yes skin pigmentaitn can occur from just adrenal fatigue if your

> cortioslis low enough, and it can also reverse if you get the cortiosl

> levels high enough ot correct it.

>

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Vitiligo is an autoimmune disease all it's own. It is DARK areas of skin

that low cortios causes not white patches. Vitiligo does seem to go

pretty regularly with Hashi's though. All thoae autoimmune buggers seem

to crowd in together.

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Actually, Vitiligo is also a symptom of 's according to several

websites on 's. I have both the brown patches and patches of

Vitiligo, though the Vitiligo seemed to come first.

Cheri

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Vitiligo is an autoimmune disease all it's own. It is DARK areas of skin

that low cortios causes not white patches. Vitiligo does seem to go

pretty regularly with Hashi's though. All thoae autoimmune buggers seem

to crowd in together.

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Is there a difference between the brown patches and what they call age

spots? Do they get darker with the sun?

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> Actually, Vitiligo is also a symptom of 's according to several

> websites on 's. I have both the brown patches and patches of

> Vitiligo, though the Vitiligo seemed to come first.

>

> Cheri

> -----Original Message-----

>

>

>

> Vitiligo is an autoimmune disease all it's own. It is DARK areas

of skin

> that low cortios causes not white patches. Vitiligo does seem to go

> pretty regularly with Hashi's though. All thoae autoimmune buggers

seem

> to crowd in together.

>

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I think the reason you can have both brown patches and Vitiligo in 's

or adrenal insufficiency is because it is a defect in melanin in both cases

and adrenal insufficiency does something to destroy the protein. I read a

great article the other day and I wish I could find it. I do know that both

thyroid and adrenal patients have reported Vitiligo but the brown patches

seem to only be an adrenal issue.

http://www.netdoctor.co.uk/diseases/facts/vitiligo.htm

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They probably look the same. Yes, the adrenal ones do get darker in areas

exposed to the sun. The main thing is, with adrenal problems you will also

get the brown ones in areas never exposed to sun although they will likely

be a very faint brown unless sun hits them. Mine started on my hands, went

to my forearms, face and neck, then eventually covered me entire body. The

ones on places like my breasts you can barely see since the are so light but

the ones in sun areas are very noticeable and look like liver spots. I also

suddenly got a bunch of dark moles which is also an adrenal symptom I found

out this week.

I just know I used to have very even peaches-and-cream skin and now my skin

is so horrible between the moles, brown patches, white patches and cherry

angiomas...oh yeah, and blue veins sticking out due to thin skin. Needless

to say, I cover nearly every part of my body I can! Very depressing.

Cheri

-----Original Message-----

Is there a difference between the brown patches and what they call age

spots? Do they get darker with the sun?

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