Re: I am very worried/NIck

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Here are my temps and pulse

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> 97.8, 98.0,98.0, 97.9, 97.9, 97.8,97.8, 97.7, 97.9

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> pulse 88, 88, 84, 100, 7.9, 84,76

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> I don;t think I can continue to raise the T3. I am wasting away to nothing.

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> How do I add armour to the already

> 12.5, 12.5, 12.5, 12.5 and 6.5

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> cortef.

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> I had to lower the cortef because the symtoms were so bad. Blowing up like a

ballon.

> 7 1/2, 5, 5, 2 1/2 2 1/2

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> The pain in my hips seems to go away when I add the T4 and get extreme when I

go to high on T3

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> I really need help with this whole picure.

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> Thanks

> Ellen

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> > >I am just seeing this post.

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> > >Here are my labs

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> > >Iron Binding Capacity 205 Low ( 250-450)

> > >> UIBC 126 Low (150-375)

> > >> Iron, serum 79 (35 _155)

> > >> Iron Saturation 39 (15-55)

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> > >> Ferritan 271

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> > I don't know what the out of ranges ones there signify

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> > >Sodium, serum 142 (135-145)

> > >Potassium, serum 4.2 (3.5-5.2

> > >Chloride, serum 102 ( 97-108)

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> > They look reasonable to me, havve you had RBC potassium done as

> > well???

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> > >Carbon Dioxide, Total 30 (20-32)

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> > >I am still having a lot of leg pain. the doctor does not know why. But my

muscles are cramping and spasming terrible. Sometimes I can hardly use them. I

just don't understand this. I am not sleeping and I am taking the T3 and cortef

at night. I have never felt this kind of pain in my legs and inablity to use

them. I work out and my muscles are so constricted that I can hardly work out

either.

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> > I used to wake up and hobble across the room in the morning before I

> > started on thyroid, it was a hypo symptom for me and cleared with

> > Armour. At the time I just put it down to getting older and had no

> > idea it was thyroid related..

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> > what are your temperatures and pulse doing???

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> > Nick

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> > for more information on RT3 and Thyroid Resistance go to

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> > www.thyroid-rt3.com

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