Re: Re: frustrated?/aldosterone info

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But, I don't have low cortisol. I have high in the morning and okay during the day. If I don't have low cortisol can I still have aldosterone issues too?

Here's links to good aldosterone info:

http://www.stopthethyroidmadness.com/aldosterone/

http://www.stopthethyroidmadness.com/aldosterone-2/

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> > > I keep asking question after question ( to doctors and forums ) but I don't ever get my problems fixed, ( not blaming anyone here ) it's just that there seems to be no answer to my problems. I have been reading up on the internet and from what I see I must be abnormal because I don't respond to what others respond to. When I take salt I blow up like a balloon and it doesn't slow down my heart rate, when I tried magnesium ( I'm still using it ) it did nothing to slow down my heart rate, when I reduced my T3 my heart rate seemed to go even higher and my BP went up. Today my heart rate is up again in the 112-115 range. Two days ago it was good ( for me ) under 100. I think there has to be something major wrong with me which has nothing to do with my thyroid. I just don't get it at all. My tempts stay steady at 95.5 almost all the time and if they change it goes to 95.7. I've been treating my adrenal issues for years and don't think this has anything to do with it but I'm probably wrong. I just don't know where to go or who to trust anymore. I wish I could find a decent doctor that knew what he was doing but so far no such luck. Has anyone else had these problems I've been dealing with. Is there a good doctor that knows what he's doing? I'd travel to visit him at this point.

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> > > I'm going to be taking a saliva test for cortisol and sex hormones in the next few days and also getting my ferritin done once again.

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> > > Any help is appreciated because I'm getting very depressed over my health issues. I can't seem to do anything without sweating.

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