Re: Temps remain high after decreasing T3

[Guest guest]

> I definitely don't have enough energy now that I have decreased my t3 but my

temps show too much t3???

Have you got an infection of some sort?? lots of illnesses cause an

elevated temperature??

Nick

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[Guest guest]

> I definitely don't have enough energy now that I have decreased my t3 but my

temps show too much t3???

Have you got an infection of some sort?? lots of illnesses cause an

elevated temperature??

Nick

--

for more information on RT3 and Thyroid Resistance go to

www.thyroid-rt3.com

[Guest guest]

> I definitely don't have enough energy now that I have decreased my t3 but my

temps show too much t3???

Have you got an infection of some sort?? lots of illnesses cause an

elevated temperature??

Nick

--

for more information on RT3 and Thyroid Resistance go to

www.thyroid-rt3.com

[Guest guest]

I don't think so but I think that part of the problem is I am on srt3 and I

started braking up the doses to 3xd instead of one and I take it at 7am 45mcg,

12n 10mcg, 6pm 10mcg. and I just want to get off it and start cynomel to have

more control on the amts. They said it takes approx 8hrs for sr to release in

your body. I think I'm still taking too much in the am and maybe I should change

my times up...it's hard to say. Here are my temps for the last few days

7am 97.8

10 98.4

5pm 98.6

11p 97.6

7am 97.5

12 99

3 98.7

930p 98.2

7am 98

11am 97.2

6p 98.6

9 98.2

7 98.3

12 98.2

5p 98.8

11p 97.9

12n 98.1

5p 99

7 98.2

12 98.8

5p 99.1

Usually if I have an infection my pulse rate would go up and my pulse has

remained 60-64bpm resting. I definitly need cortisol but I also need to change

my t3 to cynomel if I want to adrenals to heal right. They are probably getting

stressed just by dosing with srt3...I don't know at this point..Any info would

be helpful

Thanks

Christie

>

> > I definitely don't have enough energy now that I have decreased my t3 but my

temps show too much t3???

>

> Have you got an infection of some sort?? lots of illnesses cause an

> elevated temperature??

>

> Nick

>

> --

>

> for more information on RT3 and Thyroid Resistance go to

>

> www.thyroid-rt3.com

>

[Guest guest]

I don't think so but I think that part of the problem is I am on srt3 and I

started braking up the doses to 3xd instead of one and I take it at 7am 45mcg,

12n 10mcg, 6pm 10mcg. and I just want to get off it and start cynomel to have

more control on the amts. They said it takes approx 8hrs for sr to release in

your body. I think I'm still taking too much in the am and maybe I should change

my times up...it's hard to say. Here are my temps for the last few days

7am 97.8

10 98.4

5pm 98.6

11p 97.6

7am 97.5

12 99

3 98.7

930p 98.2

7am 98

11am 97.2

6p 98.6

9 98.2

7 98.3

12 98.2

5p 98.8

11p 97.9

12n 98.1

5p 99

7 98.2

12 98.8

5p 99.1

Usually if I have an infection my pulse rate would go up and my pulse has

remained 60-64bpm resting. I definitly need cortisol but I also need to change

my t3 to cynomel if I want to adrenals to heal right. They are probably getting

stressed just by dosing with srt3...I don't know at this point..Any info would

be helpful

Thanks

Christie

>

> > I definitely don't have enough energy now that I have decreased my t3 but my

temps show too much t3???

>

> Have you got an infection of some sort?? lots of illnesses cause an

> elevated temperature??

>

> Nick

>

> --

>

> for more information on RT3 and Thyroid Resistance go to

>

> www.thyroid-rt3.com

>

[Guest guest]

I don't think so but I think that part of the problem is I am on srt3 and I

started braking up the doses to 3xd instead of one and I take it at 7am 45mcg,

12n 10mcg, 6pm 10mcg. and I just want to get off it and start cynomel to have

more control on the amts. They said it takes approx 8hrs for sr to release in

your body. I think I'm still taking too much in the am and maybe I should change

my times up...it's hard to say. Here are my temps for the last few days

7am 97.8

10 98.4

5pm 98.6

11p 97.6

7am 97.5

12 99

3 98.7

930p 98.2

7am 98

11am 97.2

6p 98.6

9 98.2

7 98.3

12 98.2

5p 98.8

11p 97.9

12n 98.1

5p 99

7 98.2

12 98.8

5p 99.1

Usually if I have an infection my pulse rate would go up and my pulse has

remained 60-64bpm resting. I definitly need cortisol but I also need to change

my t3 to cynomel if I want to adrenals to heal right. They are probably getting

stressed just by dosing with srt3...I don't know at this point..Any info would

be helpful

Thanks

Christie

>

> > I definitely don't have enough energy now that I have decreased my t3 but my

temps show too much t3???

>

> Have you got an infection of some sort?? lots of illnesses cause an

> elevated temperature??

>

> Nick

>

> --

>

> for more information on RT3 and Thyroid Resistance go to

>

> www.thyroid-rt3.com

>

[Guest guest]

I have the cynomel in my closet, but I don't know if I should wait to start my

cortisol to get my temp more stable or I should try and get my t3 schedule and

dose adjusted correctly, and if so should I start with 12.5 or 6.25mg 4 or

5xday?

Christie

>

> >

> >7 98.2

> >12 98.8

> >5p 99.1

>

> Average 98.7. That's very normal

>

> >

> >Usually if I have an infection my pulse rate would go up and my pulse has

remained 60-64bpm resting. I definitly need cortisol but I also need to change

my t3 to cynomel if I want to adrenals to heal right. They are probably getting

stressed just by dosing with srt3...I don't know at this point..Any info would

be helpful

>

> I don't see too much T3 there.

>

> A daily average of 98.6 pre ovulation and 99 post ovulation is pretty

> well what you are looking for.

>

> Unless you are very fit a pulse around the 60s says hypo to me.

>

> As you say getting some Cytomel from your Dr or Cynomel direct (do you

> need the source) will allow you to adjust dose far more easily.

>

> Nick

>

> --

>

> for more information on RT3 and Thyroid Resistance go to

>

> www.thyroid-rt3.com

>

[Guest guest]

I have the cynomel in my closet, but I don't know if I should wait to start my

cortisol to get my temp more stable or I should try and get my t3 schedule and

dose adjusted correctly, and if so should I start with 12.5 or 6.25mg 4 or

5xday?

Christie

>

> >

> >7 98.2

> >12 98.8

> >5p 99.1

>

> Average 98.7. That's very normal

>

> >

> >Usually if I have an infection my pulse rate would go up and my pulse has

remained 60-64bpm resting. I definitly need cortisol but I also need to change

my t3 to cynomel if I want to adrenals to heal right. They are probably getting

stressed just by dosing with srt3...I don't know at this point..Any info would

be helpful

>

> I don't see too much T3 there.

>

> A daily average of 98.6 pre ovulation and 99 post ovulation is pretty

> well what you are looking for.

>

> Unless you are very fit a pulse around the 60s says hypo to me.

>

> As you say getting some Cytomel from your Dr or Cynomel direct (do you

> need the source) will allow you to adjust dose far more easily.

>

> Nick

>

> --

>

> for more information on RT3 and Thyroid Resistance go to

>

> www.thyroid-rt3.com

>

[Guest guest]

I have the cynomel in my closet, but I don't know if I should wait to start my

cortisol to get my temp more stable or I should try and get my t3 schedule and

dose adjusted correctly, and if so should I start with 12.5 or 6.25mg 4 or

5xday?

Christie

>

> >

> >7 98.2

> >12 98.8

> >5p 99.1

>

> Average 98.7. That's very normal

>

> >

> >Usually if I have an infection my pulse rate would go up and my pulse has

remained 60-64bpm resting. I definitly need cortisol but I also need to change

my t3 to cynomel if I want to adrenals to heal right. They are probably getting

stressed just by dosing with srt3...I don't know at this point..Any info would

be helpful

>

> I don't see too much T3 there.

>

> A daily average of 98.6 pre ovulation and 99 post ovulation is pretty

> well what you are looking for.

>

> Unless you are very fit a pulse around the 60s says hypo to me.

>

> As you say getting some Cytomel from your Dr or Cynomel direct (do you

> need the source) will allow you to adjust dose far more easily.

>

> Nick

>

> --

>

> for more information on RT3 and Thyroid Resistance go to

>

> www.thyroid-rt3.com

>

[Guest guest]

65mcg SRt3 - 7am 45mcg, 12n 10, 6pm 10.

>

> >I have the cynomel in my closet, but I don't know if I should wait to start

my cortisol to get my temp more stable or I should try and get my t3 schedule

and dose adjusted correctly, and if so should I start with 12.5 or 6.25mg 4 or

5xday?

>

> Remind me how much SR you are on

>

> Nick

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Nick

I just realized that you think I'm on 120mcg of srt3 but I am only taking 65mcg

in one day. 7am 45, 12n 10, 6pm 10mcg, so what would be a good amt of cynomel to

start with?

I am definitely hypo but did this because I've started HC yesterday and I didn't

know if I am pooling t3., but I am hypo.

I got a new thermometer (animal,it has mercury) and that is alot more accurate

then my other which was showing high temps. Now I am showing lower which makes

more sense considering my symptoms.

Thanks

Christie

>

> >

> >65mcg SRt3 - 7am 45mcg, 12n 10, 6pm 10.

>

> From 120 of SRt3 I would suggest going onto 75 of Cynomel and be

> prepared to increase by 12.5 every 2 or 3 days if you feel the need.

>

> You could do 75 as 2 doses of 25 followed by 2 doses of 12.5 or 6

> doses of 12.5 (better if your adrenals are marginal).

>

> Nick

>