Guest guest Posted May 9, 2010 Report Share Posted May 9, 2010 Per phone consult with Val, I increased by HC to 25. Val thought I had high nighttime cortisol as my basals were high, often higher than my daytime averages. After I increased the HC, my basals went down, but now I'm getting low cortisol symptoms in the night. I wake about 3 hours after I fall asleep feeling wired, like I'm having an adrenaline rush, and also feeling bit trembly and a bit of heart pounding. This is typical for me when cortisol gets low. So last night I took a bit of HC when I woke up feeling this way and this morning my basal was 98.6 again. (I'm not in the luteal phase right now, either.) So I'm wondering if I'm actually taking too much t3 at bedtime because it doesn't seem like your basals should go this high at night when you take enough HC to eliminate low cortisol symptoms. It seems that if my temps go this high at night when I have enough HC in my system there must be too much T3 floating around. I've been taking 1/3 of my daily dose at bedtime and wonder if I should reduce that in half? It seems most people are taking 1/4 or 1/5 their total t3 dose at bedtime. Thanks, Kathleen Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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