New to Group

[Guest guest]

Welcome !

Hugs, Vicki

TL 1998

TR 8-11-03

DH - Doug, 39

DS - 16

DD - Caitlyn, 14

DStepS - , 9

DS - Brady, 7

[Guest guest]

Well welcome to the group .

Where are you at as far as your TR ?

Are you saving ?

Sorry i'm nosey

-38yrs

(DH) Tony -39yrs

(DS) -18yrs

(DD) -16yrs

-- New to group

Hello Ladies! I joined this group a few days ago and have just kinda

been watching. I decided I had better introduce myself because I hope

to have a lasting friendship with all of you. So here goes, My name

is I am 27. I have 3 children right now, ds 10, dd 9, dd 6.

My first two I had by the time I was seventeen. I met DH when I was

18 and had my youngest a few years later. When I had her I was told

by my doctor that because she was my 3rd child C-section that I had

to have the TL. Well being young and having 3 children and most of

the time it being a struggle, I was like... go for it! I know I have

matured so much since then. The last few years I have known what a

terrible mistake it was to go through the tl. Im only 27, I want more

children now. I have dreams all the time, same kind, I have the

reversal and im pg, I either have the baby or im getting ready to and

I wake up and there is nothing there. It hurts. I get alot of crap

from people I know, friends and family that say, 3 is enough, wait

for grandkids. Anyway, I know this is long but I just wanted yall to

know me. DH and I are working out a plan to have the money for the TR

by March, we just bought a new house last month or I would do it

tomorrow. I am so excited. I really want this to happen.

[Guest guest]

,

Welcome to the group.

[Guest guest]

welcome rachael... glad to have you in the group

cherie

me 45

dh brian 29

dd lynnai 23

ds christopher 25

tl 8/21/80

tr 8/14/03 Dr Levin

ttc round 1

day 25 of 26 day cycle-keeping my fingers crossed

New to group

Hello Ladies! I joined this group a few days ago and have just kinda

been watching. I decided I had better introduce myself because I hope

to have a lasting friendship with all of you. So here goes, My name

is I am 27. I have 3 children right now, ds 10, dd 9, dd 6.

My first two I had by the time I was seventeen. I met DH when I was

18 and had my youngest a few years later. When I had her I was told

by my doctor that because she was my 3rd child C-section that I had

to have the TL. Well being young and having 3 children and most of

the time it being a struggle, I was like... go for it! I know I have

matured so much since then. The last few years I have known what a

terrible mistake it was to go through the tl. Im only 27, I want more

children now. I have dreams all the time, same kind, I have the

reversal and im pg, I either have the baby or im getting ready to and

I wake up and there is nothing there. It hurts. I get alot of crap

from people I know, friends and family that say, 3 is enough, wait

for grandkids. Anyway, I know this is long but I just wanted yall to

know me. DH and I are working out a plan to have the money for the TR

by March, we just bought a new house last month or I would do it

tomorrow. I am so excited. I really want this to happen.

[Guest guest]

WELCOME TO RACHEL!!!! YOOOHOOO!!! GLAD YOU ARE HERE!!!

Re: New to group

welcome rachael... glad to have you in the group

cherie

me 45

dh brian 29

dd lynnai 23

ds christopher 25

tl 8/21/80

tr 8/14/03 Dr Levin

ttc round 1

day 25 of 26 day cycle-keeping my fingers crossed

New to group

Hello Ladies! I joined this group a few days ago and have just kinda

been watching. I decided I had better introduce myself because I hope

to have a lasting friendship with all of you. So here goes, My name

is I am 27. I have 3 children right now, ds 10, dd 9, dd 6.

My first two I had by the time I was seventeen. I met DH when I was

18 and had my youngest a few years later. When I had her I was told

by my doctor that because she was my 3rd child C-section that I had

to have the TL. Well being young and having 3 children and most of

the time it being a struggle, I was like... go for it! I know I have

matured so much since then. The last few years I have known what a

terrible mistake it was to go through the tl. Im only 27, I want more

children now. I have dreams all the time, same kind, I have the

reversal and im pg, I either have the baby or im getting ready to and

I wake up and there is nothing there. It hurts. I get alot of crap

from people I know, friends and family that say, 3 is enough, wait

for grandkids. Anyway, I know this is long but I just wanted yall to

know me. DH and I are working out a plan to have the money for the TR

by March, we just bought a new house last month or I would do it

tomorrow. I am so excited. I really want this to happen.

[Guest guest]

Hi and Thanks

I have 1150 right now.. I know it doesnt seem like much but its a

start . I clean houses (about 4 a week) while my kids are at

school, I am pooling all that money into a savings account. DH and I

also decided that whatever I cant earn will come out of our tax

refund in the spring. Thats why my goal is in march

> Well welcome to the group .

> Where are you at as far as your TR ?

> Are you saving ?

> Sorry i'm nosey

>

>

> -38yrs

> (DH) Tony -39yrs

> (DS) -18yrs

> (DD) -16yrs

> -- New to group

>

>

> Hello Ladies! I joined this group a few days ago and have just

kinda

> been watching. I decided I had better introduce myself because I

hope

> to have a lasting friendship with all of you. So here goes, My name

> is I am 27. I have 3 children right now, ds 10, dd 9, dd 6.

> My first two I had by the time I was seventeen. I met DH when I was

> 18 and had my youngest a few years later. When I had her I was told

> by my doctor that because she was my 3rd child C-section that I had

> to have the TL. Well being young and having 3 children and most of

> the time it being a struggle, I was like... go for it! I know I

have

> matured so much since then. The last few years I have known what a

> terrible mistake it was to go through the tl. Im only 27, I want

more

> children now. I have dreams all the time, same kind, I have the

> reversal and im pg, I either have the baby or im getting ready to

and

> I wake up and there is nothing there. It hurts. I get alot of crap

> from people I know, friends and family that say, 3 is enough, wait

> for grandkids. Anyway, I know this is long but I just wanted yall

to

> know me. DH and I are working out a plan to have the money for the

TR

> by March, we just bought a new house last month or I would do it

> tomorrow. I am so excited. I really want this to happen.

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Welcome to the group. I had my reversal in July. I had the triple burn

tubal ligation and before the surgery, Dr. Levin would only give me a

5 to 20% chance of a successful reversal because they had cut out at

least 3.5cm and then burned what was left. Well, he is a miracle

worker because I have 5cm and 4cm left after he fixed it, but better

than that, he was able to fit the pieces back together so well I now

have an 85% success rate!! Don't give up on your dreams. The money

will get here faster than you think. It took my about a year and a

half before I was able to have mine. I wish you luck and am very happy

to have you join our group of sisters!

Hugs,

P

> > Well welcome to the group .

> > Where are you at as far as your TR ?

> > Are you saving ?

> > Sorry i'm nosey

> >

> >

> > -38yrs

> > (DH) Tony -39yrs

> > (DS) -18yrs

> > (DD) -16yrs

> > -- New to group

> >

> >

> > Hello Ladies! I joined this group a few days ago and have just

> kinda

> > been watching. I decided I had better introduce myself because I

> hope

> > to have a lasting friendship with all of you. So here goes, My name

> > is I am 27. I have 3 children right now, ds 10, dd 9, dd 6.

> > My first two I had by the time I was seventeen. I met DH when I was

> > 18 and had my youngest a few years later. When I had her I was told

> > by my doctor that because she was my 3rd child C-section that I had

> > to have the TL. Well being young and having 3 children and most of

> > the time it being a struggle, I was like... go for it! I know I

> have

> > matured so much since then. The last few years I have known what a

> > terrible mistake it was to go through the tl. Im only 27, I want

> more

> > children now. I have dreams all the time, same kind, I have the

> > reversal and im pg, I either have the baby or im getting ready to

> and

> > I wake up and there is nothing there. It hurts. I get alot of crap

> > from people I know, friends and family that say, 3 is enough, wait

> > for grandkids. Anyway, I know this is long but I just wanted yall

> to

> > know me. DH and I are working out a plan to have the money for the

> TR

> > by March, we just bought a new house last month or I would do it

> > tomorrow. I am so excited. I really want this to happen.

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

,

welcome! nice to meet you and congrats on the house.

I cant believe a dr actually talked you into the reversal at 21 years

old. should have been trying to talk you out of it. I wish there was

a way we could put billboards up and advertise on tv to get women to

stop doing this......

Peace,

Laurie

>

> Hello Ladies! I joined this group a few days ago and have just

kinda

> been watching. I decided I had better introduce myself because I

hope

> to have a lasting friendship with all of you. So here goes, My name

> is I am 27. I have 3 children right now, ds 10, dd 9, dd 6.

> My first two I had by the time I was seventeen. I met DH when I was

> 18 and had my youngest a few years later. When I had her I was told

> by my doctor that because she was my 3rd child C-section that I had

> to have the TL. Well being young and having 3 children and most of

> the time it being a struggle, I was like... go for it! I know I

have

> matured so much since then. The last few years I have known what a

> terrible mistake it was to go through the tl. Im only 27, I want

more

> children now. I have dreams all the time, same kind, I have the

> reversal and im pg, I either have the baby or im getting ready to

and

> I wake up and there is nothing there. It hurts. I get alot of crap

> from people I know, friends and family that say, 3 is enough, wait

> for grandkids. Anyway, I know this is long but I just wanted yall

to

> know me. DH and I are working out a plan to have the money for the

TR

> by March, we just bought a new house last month or I would do it

> tomorrow. I am so excited. I really want this to happen.

>

>

[Guest guest]

,

welcome! nice to meet you and congrats on the house.

I cant believe a dr actually talked you into the reversal at 21 years

old. should have been trying to talk you out of it. I wish there was

a way we could put billboards up and advertise on tv to get women to

stop doing this......

Peace,

Laurie

>

> Hello Ladies! I joined this group a few days ago and have just

kinda

> been watching. I decided I had better introduce myself because I

hope

> to have a lasting friendship with all of you. So here goes, My name

> is I am 27. I have 3 children right now, ds 10, dd 9, dd 6.

> My first two I had by the time I was seventeen. I met DH when I was

> 18 and had my youngest a few years later. When I had her I was told

> by my doctor that because she was my 3rd child C-section that I had

> to have the TL. Well being young and having 3 children and most of

> the time it being a struggle, I was like... go for it! I know I

have

> matured so much since then. The last few years I have known what a

> terrible mistake it was to go through the tl. Im only 27, I want

more

> children now. I have dreams all the time, same kind, I have the

> reversal and im pg, I either have the baby or im getting ready to

and

> I wake up and there is nothing there. It hurts. I get alot of crap

> from people I know, friends and family that say, 3 is enough, wait

> for grandkids. Anyway, I know this is long but I just wanted yall

to

> know me. DH and I are working out a plan to have the money for the

TR

> by March, we just bought a new house last month or I would do it

> tomorrow. I am so excited. I really want this to happen.

>

>

[Guest guest]

,

welcome! nice to meet you and congrats on the house.

I cant believe a dr actually talked you into the reversal at 21 years

old. should have been trying to talk you out of it. I wish there was

a way we could put billboards up and advertise on tv to get women to

stop doing this......

Peace,

Laurie

>

> Hello Ladies! I joined this group a few days ago and have just

kinda

> been watching. I decided I had better introduce myself because I

hope

> to have a lasting friendship with all of you. So here goes, My name

> is I am 27. I have 3 children right now, ds 10, dd 9, dd 6.

> My first two I had by the time I was seventeen. I met DH when I was

> 18 and had my youngest a few years later. When I had her I was told

> by my doctor that because she was my 3rd child C-section that I had

> to have the TL. Well being young and having 3 children and most of

> the time it being a struggle, I was like... go for it! I know I

have

> matured so much since then. The last few years I have known what a

> terrible mistake it was to go through the tl. Im only 27, I want

more

> children now. I have dreams all the time, same kind, I have the

> reversal and im pg, I either have the baby or im getting ready to

and

> I wake up and there is nothing there. It hurts. I get alot of crap

> from people I know, friends and family that say, 3 is enough, wait

> for grandkids. Anyway, I know this is long but I just wanted yall

to

> know me. DH and I are working out a plan to have the money for the

TR

> by March, we just bought a new house last month or I would do it

> tomorrow. I am so excited. I really want this to happen.

>

>

[Guest guest]

Welcome to the group .

>

> Hello Ladies! I joined this group a few days ago and have just

kinda

> been watching. I decided I had better introduce myself because I

hope

>

[Guest guest]

Hi ,glad all of the post today have not ran you off.My name is Tina H.(I

use H because there are a couple of Tina's here)I have gotten so much support

from here and sure you will too.Tina H.

[Guest guest]

Sue there is no one here in Chi town doing FUS that I

know if you want myo info post and some of us can give

you ideas also there was a post recently for embo

Warning the Doctor who messed up my first myo is

practicing in the Chicago area and you may want to

avoid him(Dr Caruso)your choice. If you want a super

surgeon the guy who fixed the mess is Dr Zinaman out

of Loyola. Their was a guy out of UofChicago that I

looked at but he did not do as many myos as Doc

Zineman so I didn't chose him.

e

--- k3brc@... wrote:

> Hi everyone,

>

> I am Sue in Chicago, have an 16 mo sized uterus,

> sub-mucosal fibroids.

> Asymptomatic except for pressure and a growing

> stomach!!!!Yikes. I tried to get into

> the May program for ultrasound, was kicked out, I

> think size was the issue,

> maybe age. (I am 46). I want to pursue ultrasound

> treatment, can anyone give me

> info on anyone near Chicago doing this procedure?

> Was it painful (isn't that

> relative?), expensive, etc? THANKS.

>

> SUe Cain

[Guest guest]

Hi Becky,

I have two answers to your numerous questions:

I don't know the statistics of how many, but there should be only two

reasons for a myo to turn into a hyst:

1) the surgeon is incompetent.

2) The surgeon is competent but as he started the operation, found out

that the uterus is cancerous and has confirmation by the pathologist.

You may want to tell your doctor that under no circumstances would you

want a hyst. and that you want to discuss whatever he finds when you are

awake. As for walking normally at reasonable pace and for long periods,

I could do so after three weeks. Different people heal differently, but

I would not advice that you want to return to your work sooner than

three weeks.

Jackie

[Guest guest]

Becky,

Five years ago I knew I had 4-6 small to mid size fibroids but chose

to hold off on surgery--I was a single woman afraid to go through

this alone.

My myomectomy was 14 days ago and it was the best decision I ever

made. The outcome was 18 fibroids, one the size of a magazine. In

all my doctor said I was living with these fibroids for almost 15

years. The physical changes were immediate--I no longer have an

extended abdomen and feel so much better inside, (I lost 10 pounds

post-surgery). As for walking, getting around, I am entering my 3rd

week and can walk, sit and lie down on my own but recommend you take

it slow as a full recovery is generally at the 6 week mark. The

second week was the hardest as I went crazy with boredom. It is

critical you rest, do some walking and allow your body to heal.

I am 41, married with no children. I was also worried that my uterus

wouldn't survive the myo as 90% of it was covered with fibroids.

Fortunately my doctor was able to remove all the fibroids and

maintain a healthy uterus and I have the pictures to prove it! Due to

my age and a test showing I had a low amount of eggs, it will be a

challenge to get pregnant but I am prepared for it. I see my doctor

next month to discuss these next steps.

Becky, you are doing the right thing. Get informed and keep a

positive attitude. The surgery is hard, the first 2 weeks are very

difficult but well worth it, TRUST ME. Best of luck to you. I will

keep you in my prayers.

Sally

> Good morning ladies.

>

> This is my first post, but I have been reading since I

> was diagnosed with fibroids. I will sum my story up

> quickly. I was diagnosed with adenomyosis last year

> and no treatment action was taken. Well about a month

> ago things started getting really bad and my periods

> had gotten so heavy I could barely walk since my blood

> counts were so low.

>

> Since I had changed insurance companies because I had

> gone back to school to finish my PhD I had to visit

> the school medical clinic. They were very receptive to

> me and immediately recommended me to a new doctor

> calling to make sure they took my insurance.

>

> Unfortunately and fortunately, I had to go to a new

> doctor since my old doctor who had diagnosed me with

> adenomyosis (after an ultrasound and MRI) didn't take

> my insurance. The new doc took one look at my abdomen

> and said you have fibroids. He sent me for an

> ultrasound and bingo there they were.

>

> Is it normal for them to grow that fast? It was a year

> since my last ultrasound where they didn't find them

> and now they have grown.

>

> His only option was a myomectomy and after much

> research that is probably also the option I am

> choosing. My surgery is scheduled for St. Patty's Day.

>

>

> By the way I am 28 and no children and certainly want

> the option in the future as I have a wonderful

> boyfriend who has put up with so much.

>

> I am worried though. How many myomectomies become

> hysterctomies and what are the causes? Also I was

> prescribed the pill last year? Could this have

> contributed to the growth of the fibroids? Also I was

> wondering how long after a myomectomy can you walk

> again comfortably? My research entails field work

> which at this point is alot of walking in the woods

> and collecting data. How soon will I be able to return

> to my work?

>

> Luckily, I make my own schedule so it is up to me and

> classwork won't be difficult since it is all sit down

> work.

>

> Any suggestions or words of encouragement are

> appreciated. I have never had any surgery or been in

> the hospital, but my mother passed away from colon

> cancer 2 years ago and hospitals really scare me.

>

> Thanks so much.

> Becky

[Guest guest]

My Doctor gave one more excuse for a hysterectomy. He

said he had one surgery about eight years ago that

turned into a hysterectomy because they was no uterus

left. One out of thousands of surgeries. Still I

feel for that one

[Guest guest]

Hi Becky. Your situation sounds a lot like mine. I have an 8 cm., 6 cm. &

several smaller fibroids. I feel like mine have been growing rather rapidly

within the last month or so. I hope you have found a good dr. that will

preserve your fertility. I also am 28 & have no children but desperately want

them. I'm waiting to hear if this specialist I'm being referred to accepts my

ins. BTW, I've never been on the pill for fear that it would cause me fertility

probs. Go figure, look at me now. Well, good luck & I hope all goes well for

you.

[Guest guest]

Hi, while I wouldn't call invasive surgery an easy fix, I will say

that I'm happy to have had my myo and the recovery wasn't that bad as

long as you know what to expect.

I just didn't lift heavy stuff for a while and did need a daily nap

arounf 4pm for maybe a month but I was a bit out of shape pre

surgery. I walked funny at first and needed to roll out of bed for a

couple of weeks.

I'm not going the ufe route even if my fibroids come back...would

still choose a myomectomy. I think I like your doctor:)

Best wishes, JanG

> I have been reading this list for awhile nowand trying to I

consider my

> options. I have one 10 cm fibroid, one 7 cm and a bunch of smaller

ones. I don't

> suffer from the cramping or the bleeding. My main complaint is that

of feeling

> constantly bloated, feeling that hard round thing in my belly,

feeling like I'm

> 4 months pregnant. There's some more frequent than normal need to

pee, and

> sometimes I can't eat as much (not a bad thing!). I have a lot more

discomfort

> than pain. And then, usually nothing that really bothers me unless

I'm looking

> in a mirror or trying to get into some of the clothes that I can't

anymore due

> to the fibroids.

>

> I've been watching them for about a year - they've grown about 20%

in that

> time. My doctor says to give it another 6 months and then make a

decision on

> what course to follow. Part of me says, yeah, that seems like a

reasonable thing

> to do. Practically speaking, if I were to have a myo, I would want

to schedule

> it for early August because of my work schedule. If it didn't

happen then,

> I'd be looking at the following June before I could do it without

missing the

> majority of my working season.

>

> My doctor was not crazy about the UFE option. He felt that for me a

myo was

> the best bet. Part of me just wants to GET THEM OUT OF ME! The

other part

> thinks that I'm reacting in a hysterical manner and I should be

more patient and

> circumspect about this.

>

> Let me also add that I suffer from rheumatoid arthritis which takes

up most

> of the time I allot for my medical concerns. There is no easy fix

for that. Is

> a myo an easy fix for this?

>

> Anyway, I'm anxious to hear some advice.

>

> Thanks

> gloria

[Guest guest]

Hi Jackie

Do you think " underdeveloped " means the same thing as

" rudimentary? " A unicornuate uterus is a bit like an

underdeveloped uterus (only half) isn't it? It kind of

looks like a bannana in the pictures.

I have a unicornuate uterus (half) with an

" underdeveloped " second half (rudimentary horn) firmly

attached. It looks normal on the outside but is

smaller and underdeveloped because one side is

rudimentary.

Can you describe your uterus and maybe some of the

girls can help?

All the best

Amber

--- jqe76 jqe76@...> wrote:

> Hello.

> I just found this group the other day and was

> wondering if anyone

> can give me any information. It seems like everyone

> here has a septum

> or unicornate uterus. I am not quite sure how a

> septum uterus is

> defined but was wondering if anyone has or knows of

> someone who has a

> underdeveloped uterus. I have been trying to search

> for possibilities

> for surgery or ways to have a pregancy. Any help

> would be greatly

> appreciated.

>

> Thanks,

> Jackie

>

>

>

>

__________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

Jackie,

I have a UU (unicornuate uterus) which I believe someone else already

explained to you. A septate (septum) uterus is when the two halves of a normal

uterus are divided by a wall of tissue but the outside of the uterus looks

normal.

I haven't heard of an underdeveloped uterus, which only means I haven't heard

of it. Are you sure there's no more accurate description for your condition?

My guess is, including what the radiologist wrote, that you probably have a UU.

My suggestion to you is contact yr doctor and request a better explanation from

him/her on yr condition. If they cannot give you one request a referral to a

specialist in yr area and have them send over any test reports and pictures that

have been done.

As for possible changes in the past 12 yrs, unfortunately, I think it's

unlikely that the shape/condition of your reproductive anatomy has changed.

But, medical treatments have so do not give up hope!!

let us know!!

amanda

uu/26

27wks tomorrow

jqe76 jqe76@...> wrote:

Hello.

I just found this group the other day and was wondering if anyone

can give me any information. It seems like everyone here has a septum

or unicornate uterus. I am not quite sure how a septum uterus is

defined but was wondering if anyone has or knows of someone who has a

underdeveloped uterus. I have been trying to search for possibilities

for surgery or ways to have a pregancy. Any help would be greatly

appreciated.

Thanks,

Jackie

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[Guest guest]

Have you had your cortisol levels tested? It's possible that you weren't

taking enough of the HC and that is what the problem was. It is best to have

salvia testing for your cortisol done to be certain though.

Rie

A positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy

enough people to make it worth the effort. Herm Albright

>

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Have you had your cortisol levels tested? It's possible that you weren't

taking enough of the HC and that is what the problem was. It is best to have

salvia testing for your cortisol done to be certain though.

Rie

A positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy

enough people to make it worth the effort. Herm Albright

>

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[Guest guest]

Just realized that I typed in my blood work wrong.

Blood work:

thyroid peroxidase antibodies 211 H reference range: >35 IU/mL

T-3 Uptake 27 reference range: 22-35

T-4 Free 0.9 reference range: 0.8-1.8 ng/dL

T4, total 7.0 reference range: 4.5-12.5 mcg/dL

Free T-4 1.9 reference range: 1.4-3.8

tsh, 3rd generation 0.04 reference range: mIU/L 0.40 - 4.50

>

> Ultra Sound:

> I have multiple mixed hypoechoic, isoechoic, and anechoic nodules in

> both lobes of thyroid. my left thyroid measures 4.3x1.4x1.3 cm and the

> rights is 3.3x 1.4x 1.2 cm and the larges nodules are 1.5x1.0x0.9mm

> and 10.8x8.4x6.2 mm also the color flows shows normal blood flow

> through both nodules.

>

> Blood work:

> thyroid peroxidase antibodies 211 H reference range: >35 IU/mL

> T-3 Uptake 27 reference range: 22-35

> T-4 Free 0.0 reference range: 0.8-1.8 ng/dL

> T4, total 7.0 reference range: 1.4-3.8

> tsh, 3rd generation 0.04 reference range: mIU/L 0.40 - 4.50

>

> Thank you in advance for any help

>

>

[Guest guest]

Well your Free T4 is a bit low and you REALLY need a Free T3 and your

doctor is running a totally outdated thyroid panel which doesn't give

that. I do nto knwo much about thyroid nodules myself as I have never

had them, you ,ight as about themonthe main thyrod group Natural Thyroid

Hormones.

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Hello All

I started taking Armour 6 weeks ago. I am up to 3 grains. I did

salvia testing with Diagnos-techs in February.

7-8 am 8 13-24 Depressed

11-noon 4 5-10 Depressed

4-5 pm 3 3-8 Normal

11-midnight 7 1-4 Elevated

Cortisol Burden 22 23-42

DHEA 4 3-10 Normal

My new doctor put me on DHEA/Pregnenolone. Said to wait two weeks and

then up Armour if necessary.

I thought my Adrenals were only slightly stessed but I guess that is

not true. Please let me know what you think.

Diane B