Re: I don't know how to ask this question

[Guest guest]

>Was written above: " High temps with high pulse would be hypo "

>

> I thought high temp with high pulse means you are hyper and not hypo...was I

wrong?

Duh, brain fade on my part, you are correct.

High temperature AND fast pulse are HypER.

I'm glad someone is paying attention

Nick

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[Guest guest]

>What are the other indicators that make you know what to do?

Temperature, both absolute and the stability of it and pulse rate are

the main things we can measure on a day to day basis.

This page is a discussion on whether or not to increase

http://thyroid-rt3.com/doineed.htm

Nick

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[Guest guest]

> After that I feel it's a waste, but don't

>understand why it usually comes out about the same with all the

>different means of testing it. I will now do it by counting the pulse.

Feeling it on your wrist and counting how many there are in 15 seconds

and then multiplying by 2 is far and away the best way of doing it

and it's free.

If you are sat at your computer then double clicking the clock at the

bottom of the screen gives you a clock with a seconds hand

Nick

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