Re: Ferritin/ Aldosterone?

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Your ferritin of 51 is too low for best T3 utilization, (should be 70-90) but I

can't say I've heard of sweaty hands as a symptom of this.

Heat intolerance can be a symptom of low aldosterone. This is more of an

adrenals question, though; I think it may be most useful to post it to the

adrenals group. I believe they just re-opened this morning. Here's the link:

http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/NaturalThyroidHormonesADRENALS/

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> So, an issue I've been having with raising is that my hands are sweaty all the

time (I had this before I got on thyroid medication, but now its a bit more

noticable) and I'm a little more heat intolerant. Based on my ferritin and aldo

levels, could these be the culprit?

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> Ferritin 51 (10-100)

> Aldosterone (4-31)

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