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I can't think of the name of it, but there is a syndrome where the

pituitary is damaged form low blood supply when a woman bleeds too much

duirng birthing. I would have pituitary testing done as this could

easily be the cause of your hypo and adrenal issues.

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I think it's called Sheehan's?

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> I can't think of the name of it, but there is a syndrome where

> the

> pituitary is damaged form low blood supply when a woman bleeds too

> much

> duirng birthing. I would have pituitary testing done as this could

> easily be the cause of your hypo and adrenal issues.

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Val, It is called Sheehan's syndrome(pituitary damage due to excessive

bleeding during childbirth), but my endo said my ACTH not work if the

Pit were damaged and it doesn't seem to be since I can stress dose up

to 60 mgs and then go back to 32.5 mgs hc.

Does that make sense?

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Val, It is called Sheehan's syndrome(pituitary damage due to excessive

bleeding during childbirth), but my endo said my ACTH not work if the

Pit were damaged and it doesn't seem to be since I can stress dose up

to 60 mgs and then go back to 32.5 mgs hc.

Does that make sense?

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It is called Sheehan's..and it is not necessarily ALL pituitary

generated hormones that will cease or reduce..surgery is very stressful

as is blood loss..adrenals working overtime for sheer survival. In

addition, certain virus (ex Epstein-Barr) sense the " host's " stress and

will come out to play when the immune system is compromised.

One of the women on the about.com thyroid site has extensive experience

with Sheehan's..You may want to check out the thread.

Avi

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> Val, It is called Sheehan's syndrome(pituitary damage due to

excessive

> bleeding during childbirth), but my endo said my ACTH not work if

the

> Pit were damaged and it doesn't seem to be since I can stress dose up

> to 60 mgs and then go back to 32.5 mgs hc.

>

> Does that make sense?

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>>but my endo said my ACTH not work if the

Pit were damaged and it doesn't seem to be since I can stress dose up

to 60 mgs and then go back to 32.5 mgs hc.<<

Of course you can go back to 32.5mg HC because that is ENOUGH for your body to

live on. An 's person could too. This in no way means your pituitary is

fiuntioning properly.

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>>but my endo said my ACTH not work if the

Pit were damaged and it doesn't seem to be since I can stress dose up

to 60 mgs and then go back to 32.5 mgs hc.<<

Of course you can go back to 32.5mg HC because that is ENOUGH for your body to

live on. An 's person could too. This in no way means your pituitary is

fiuntioning properly.

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http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/RT3_T3/

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