Re: Advice again please

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, you need to get the right amount of Armour with testosterone (NOT

synthetic) to feel well. Armour works with other hormones. You might need

adrenal support as Celeste suggests. 1) why doesn't your doctor have a

clue about the endocrine system? 2) why aren't you understanding? You

cannot take a drug for every symptom, you have to treat the whole system.

Armour is not too strong, you simply need other things with it. I suspect

you have been hypo your whole life.

Gracia

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> Hi Team.

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> I have a consultation with my endo this Wednesday and need some advice on

the next things to rule out, to be truthful I am at a bit of a loss as what

to suggest and will be clutching at straws.

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> A little bit of Background I do suffer with Asthma and have allergies but

this has not been a problem in the past, It all started when I had my

Thyroid removed . I also use to suffer with A/fib but this has been cleared

up now with a Procedure which has burned away the faulty parts in my ATria.

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> Last November I noticed I started getting cramps in my legs and Neck, The

feeling best described as suffering with the Flu and a hang over .and going

to the Gym for a work out I then noticed that I became sensitive to smells ,

perfume became intolerable and my right lung became so itchy that I could

not breath, I was told to up my Inhaled steroids but that was no good. I

even tried an anti allergy drug but that only sort of helped. The only thing

that stopped the itching was Steroids 30 mg a day, this of course I cannot

take for the rest of my life.

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> I have been told I am short of Magnesium but that did not work

> Armour was too strong. The I was put on a T3 T4 drugs, I was ok for about

three weeks then my heart went into pupation's and I became short of breath,

I went back onto solo T4 and here I am I feel like crap.

> I feel like I am in Hypo but then I become hper very quickly.

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> If feels that I am getting the drug into my body and converting what ever

it converts.

> They did find on my last test that I was very low on testosterone.

> I have no more theories. but a few suggestions.

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> My adrenal glands may need help.

> I may be allergic to the make up of the tablet.#

> Or I am going mad.

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> any suggestions please reply..

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Hi sheila

I am wondering if you misunderstood my message.

I have reduced the Armour down to 1 grain from 3 which I used to take all in one

go at night.

Yesterday my palpitations were worse in the evening even though I hadn't taken

any Armour since bedtime the day before.

apart from that I am feeling much better, which made me think that I was perhaps

absorbing the Armour better by taking it with orange juice. My ferritin is good

at 86 last check, I take B12 1000mg daily for a level 4 months ago of 306, I do

not have candida.

I have emailed my endo but he is refusing to prescribe anything further until he

has seen me, so I seem to be stuck at the moment. It's just frightening when I

keep getting these missed beats and for that reason I am reluctant to increse

the dose. do you think I am getting them because I have not got enough thyroid

hormone?

It is very confusing. I feel sure now that the T4 made my joint pains worse as

they are much better.

Love lizzie

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> Hi Lizzie, Are you taking your Armour in split doses Lizzie - if not, you

> SHOULD be. For some people, taking it all in one dose is OK, but for most of

> us, because the T3 in Armour peaks in the blood a couple of hours after you

> have taken it, it cause palpitations. I always take mine in split doses.