Re: Re: Sweats in the morning-hypo thing???

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 3/17/2005 9:56:48 AM Eastern Standard Time,

saltillo@... writes:

> In the morning

> it seems to happen just as I am waking up. The adrenals start to

> kick in to get your cortisol up to the daily high point an hour

> after you wake and I think that they over react a bit and send just

> a bit extra cortisol and this increases the burning of thyroid

interesting, tish. because when i had my husband start waking me up and

giving me my thyroid before i actually get up (about 1 1/2 hrs. before arising),

I

haven't had any of those sweats.

Cindi

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 3/17/2005 9:56:48 AM Eastern Standard Time,

saltillo@... writes:

> In the morning

> it seems to happen just as I am waking up. The adrenals start to

> kick in to get your cortisol up to the daily high point an hour

> after you wake and I think that they over react a bit and send just

> a bit extra cortisol and this increases the burning of thyroid

interesting, tish. because when i had my husband start waking me up and

giving me my thyroid before i actually get up (about 1 1/2 hrs. before arising),

I

haven't had any of those sweats.

Cindi

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 3/17/2005 9:56:48 AM Eastern Standard Time,

saltillo@... writes:

> In the morning

> it seems to happen just as I am waking up. The adrenals start to

> kick in to get your cortisol up to the daily high point an hour

> after you wake and I think that they over react a bit and send just

> a bit extra cortisol and this increases the burning of thyroid

interesting, tish. because when i had my husband start waking me up and

giving me my thyroid before i actually get up (about 1 1/2 hrs. before arising),

I

haven't had any of those sweats.

Cindi

[Guest guest]

I've been sick with a flu for a while now.. I wonder if it is related to

starting on Armour? Also, I am in menopause and take bio-identical hormones for

the hot flashes which were more than heidous for me... they seem to be pretty

much under control now, but I've noticed that since I've been sick that I'm

sweating alot in the night and in the mornings. Anybody have any ideas?

thanks,

Robin

Re: Re: Sweats in the morning-hypo thing???

In a message dated 3/17/2005 9:56:48 AM Eastern Standard Time,

saltillo@... writes:

> In the morning

> it seems to happen just as I am waking up. The adrenals start to

> kick in to get your cortisol up to the daily high point an hour

> after you wake and I think that they over react a bit and send just

> a bit extra cortisol and this increases the burning of thyroid

interesting, tish. because when i had my husband start waking me up and

giving me my thyroid before i actually get up (about 1 1/2 hrs. before

arising), I

haven't had any of those sweats.

Cindi