Re: Should I reduce the T3?

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It sounds to me like the cortisol in the Isocort is not enough for you

and that HC woudl be your best optin.

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[Guest guest]

>I had posted on the adrenal board and was told whenever one has an anaphylaxis

reaction, it depletes the cortisol levels. Well, now I am having horrible

anxiety again. I haven't increased my T3 and have been on 80mcg since

Friday/Saturday.

>

>Should I reduce my T3?

Either hold or reduce a little, certianly don't increase until your

adrenals are in better shape

>I am supplementing my Isocort with HC cream for the first time- not sure if I

am even feeling relief with this... Not sure what else to do? (Someone

suggested I go on Cortef at this point?).

It may need more than that, can you get Cortef from your GP? The

adrenals board will advise on dose.

Nick

[Guest guest]

>I had posted on the adrenal board and was told whenever one has an anaphylaxis

reaction, it depletes the cortisol levels. Well, now I am having horrible

anxiety again. I haven't increased my T3 and have been on 80mcg since

Friday/Saturday.

>

>Should I reduce my T3?

Either hold or reduce a little, certianly don't increase until your

adrenals are in better shape

>I am supplementing my Isocort with HC cream for the first time- not sure if I

am even feeling relief with this... Not sure what else to do? (Someone

suggested I go on Cortef at this point?).

It may need more than that, can you get Cortef from your GP? The

adrenals board will advise on dose.

Nick

[Guest guest]

>I had posted on the adrenal board and was told whenever one has an anaphylaxis

reaction, it depletes the cortisol levels. Well, now I am having horrible

anxiety again. I haven't increased my T3 and have been on 80mcg since

Friday/Saturday.

>

>Should I reduce my T3?

Either hold or reduce a little, certianly don't increase until your

adrenals are in better shape

>I am supplementing my Isocort with HC cream for the first time- not sure if I

am even feeling relief with this... Not sure what else to do? (Someone

suggested I go on Cortef at this point?).

It may need more than that, can you get Cortef from your GP? The

adrenals board will advise on dose.

Nick

[Guest guest]

>Not sure what else to do? (Someone suggested I go on Cortef at this point?).

Are you graphing temperatures??

Nick

[Guest guest]

I have been graphing temps... I am still constant: either 98.4/98.5. Temp goes

up to 99.2 1/2 hr after T3 but right back to the 98.5'ish range...

I will not increase the T3 because my heart is pounding...

Is it an 'easy' transition to HC (Cortef) from Isocort?

>

> It sounds to me like the cortisol in the Isocort is not enough for you

> and that HC woudl be your best optin.

>

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> 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/

>