Guest guest Posted May 14, 2010 Report Share Posted May 14, 2010 Might be worth taking a closer look at potassium. There are two different potassium tests: serum and RBC. Val made progress on her own potassium issue only after finding that while her serum test was normal, her RBC was low. More info here: http://www.thyroid-rt3.com/electrol.htm > > Help. I was low sodium..then low potassium > Now recently Im so tired and sqeezing like no oxygen in heart. > Well the bloodwork came back...I dont understand but, > sodium 147 H (135-145) > potassium 4.0 (3.5- 5.2) > anion gap 19 H (4-18) > urine osmoality 220 L (300-900) > and WBC still is and always LOW > MCH is LOW > ANY CLUES? I do eat very low carb. I dont take salt, but try to eat plenty..especially since it's always been low. I have been trying to take more Isocort due to exhaustion. > I was told by my Dr and Val to lower my t3 from 100mcg to 75mg..due to 7.5 ft3. > But then my hair got worse and I got a severe incapacitating hip tendonitis that caused me to not be able to walk for months. > I recently went back up on t3 in between the 2 amounts to 87.mcg. I take 12-15 isocort a day. Thank you, leisa > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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