Re: Husband has kidney pain ---- adrenals and thyroid - linda

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> ,

> Yes he has all of those symptoms you mentioned except for the

> hypoglycemia. and his B/P would fluctuate. Im not sure about " hair

> test " indications of adrenal issues. What would that look like?

> I asked the dr. for a full thyroid panel including the frees, he

did

> write me a script for a thyroid panel and the lab ended up calling

> his nurse and thats how we ended up with just the tsh,T4 and 3T

> Uptake.

TK--- very helpful to determine what is happening to do a complete

panel. Ask for another script and make the lab do the whole panel.

Also I wanted to say that we had this test done very soon

> after he was having problems. He was experiencing insomnia, night

> sweats, agitation, etc.. It wasn't till a month or so later from

> these waned and low temp and fatigue attacks set in. I bet his

> numbers would look very different now.

It was around this same time

> we had cortisol tested through Diagnos-Techs. Per Saliva.

> Cortisol burden: 17 (23-42)

> DHEA 7 (3-10)

> The correlation chart states Non-adapted, Low Reserves

> There also were sex hormones tested with this test:

> Estradiol- 15 (1-3)

> Progesterone- 119 (5-95)

> Free Testosterone- 46 (50-80)

>

> So in a sense is what happened to him after exposure to mercury

from

> his filling being removed that everything kind of reved up and then

> burned out??

>

> He takes a raw concentrate adrenal supplement and a raw concentrate

> thyroid supplement. Is there something specific you use to support

> your adrenals that works well?

TK--- support adrenals first - some people can get away with natural

supplements others of us need rx meds - [hydrocortisone]. Get

thyroid retested properly and then also support it. Again support

for thyroid can differ and some can get away with armour - many of us

use time release T3 as this is the thyroid hormone that does all the

work and is usually deficient or not being made sufficiently.

>

> Carie

>

> >

> > Many of us had low TSH and hypothyroid symptoms. Most doctors,

> > including an endocrinologist, ignored my low TSH and hypothyroid

> > symptoms. It took a special doctor to see what was going on and

> give

> > me thyroid hormone based on symptoms.

> >

> > Does your husband have any symptoms of poor adrenal function

> (fatigue,

> > aches and pains, stress intolerance, crashing with stress,

frequent

> > infections and difficulty shaking infections, dizziness when

> standing,

> > low BP, hypoglycemia ). Were there adrenal signs on his hair

test?

> > If so, the adrenals must be treated before the thyroid.

> >

> > J

> >

> > ((( But at

> > > the same time what does low body temp, intolerance to cold and

> > > fatigue, etc.. physical symptoms of what we would consider

> > > hypothyroid doing expressing itself in the face of lab tests

> showing

> > > more hyperthyroid numbers. Can the two exist together????)))

> > >

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