Re: Blood results over past 2 years; started T3 this week.

[Guest guest]

Have you had ferritin tested? How about saliva cortisol? COunldn't help

but nmotice you are Diabetic, you wer aware of that? Blood sugar issues

can definitel yCAUSE Rty3 to go high. If you can get an RT3 test it

would be good. But lwo ferritin an dor low cortils can defintily cause

havoc with thyroid as well. I also see very high liver enzymes, do you

knwo the cause of this? The liver is responsible for muchof the

conversion of T4 to T3 so it may also be a player in your issues. BTW

doing some research for my CAT with fatty liver disease several years

ago I found TONS of studies about T3 and the liver. It seem T3 helps the

liver regenerate. It certainyl worked for him! I out him immediately on

T3 an with the vet telling me he had about a 10% chance of survival, he

si fine now 2 years later and stil on 150mcg T3.

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[Guest guest]

Val, in what way can blood sugar issues cause rT3? I am very interested on this

topic because I also have sugar issues. Would controlling sugar problems prevent

rT3 from rising again after it is cleared?

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> Have you had ferritin tested? How about saliva cortisol? COunldn't help

> but nmotice you are Diabetic, you wer aware of that? Blood sugar issues

> can definitel yCAUSE Rty3 to go high. If you can get an RT3 test it

> would be good. But lwo ferritin an dor low cortils can defintily cause

> havoc with thyroid as well. I also see very high liver enzymes, do you

> knwo the cause of this? The liver is responsible for muchof the

> conversion of T4 to T3 so it may also be a player in your issues. BTW

> doing some research for my CAT with fatty liver disease several years

> ago I found TONS of studies about T3 and the liver. It seem T3 helps the

> liver regenerate. It certainyl worked for him! I out him immediately on

> T3 an with the vet telling me he had about a 10% chance of survival, he

> si fine now 2 years later and stil on 150mcg T3.

>

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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/

>

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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/

[Guest guest]

Yes, I know that I am (was) in the “diabetic”

range. I have had high glucose levels for about 6 years but I can’t

tolerate any of the diabetic medications (they make me very ill). For now we’re

treating with diet and exercise and watching it carefully. Ferritin, calcium,

etc. are all normal as per tests for those in October/November 09. As I wrote

yesterday, I have had the saliva cortisol test done and am waiting for Dr. P’s

office to send me the results (he kept them when I saw him 5 weeks ago). I do

not tolerate even one Adreno-Lyph well now – one will make me hyper for

hours. I have started progesterone cream (just yesterday).

Thanks all, Deborah

[Guest guest]

Yes, I know that I am (was) in the “diabetic”

range. I have had high glucose levels for about 6 years but I can’t

tolerate any of the diabetic medications (they make me very ill). For now we’re

treating with diet and exercise and watching it carefully. Ferritin, calcium,

etc. are all normal as per tests for those in October/November 09. As I wrote

yesterday, I have had the saliva cortisol test done and am waiting for Dr. P’s

office to send me the results (he kept them when I saw him 5 weeks ago). I do

not tolerate even one Adreno-Lyph well now – one will make me hyper for

hours. I have started progesterone cream (just yesterday).

Thanks all, Deborah

[Guest guest]

Yes, I know that I am (was) in the “diabetic”

range. I have had high glucose levels for about 6 years but I can’t

tolerate any of the diabetic medications (they make me very ill). For now we’re

treating with diet and exercise and watching it carefully. Ferritin, calcium,

etc. are all normal as per tests for those in October/November 09. As I wrote

yesterday, I have had the saliva cortisol test done and am waiting for Dr. P’s

office to send me the results (he kept them when I saw him 5 weeks ago). I do

not tolerate even one Adreno-Lyph well now – one will make me hyper for

hours. I have started progesterone cream (just yesterday).

Thanks all, Deborah

[Guest guest]

>I'm pretty new on the t3 site (been on TPA for 2 years).

Hello and welcome from another UK person.

Nick

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[Guest guest]

Thanks Nick! I am now in the UK; I am from the US but we moved here almost 3 years

ago. I am having a difficult time finding the right medication and the right

dose to be on. I can’t seem to tolerate T4 and now we’re trying a

little T3. I hope my endo approves! I do hope, too, that the progesterone

cream will help balance things out. I appreciate the welcome!