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Recovery is Possible - Assuming You Know What's Really Wrong... Part 4 - Symptoms vs Tests - The Immune System Piece of the Puzzle
t's long 1. Autoimmune Thyroiditis and Related Conditions 2. What's Really Going on? 3. Can it be Stopped/Treated? 4. What Might Work? 5. My Results OK so this is where my journey into thyroid distress started. When I was diagnosed with a thyroid problem (1st overactive, then underactive) I
t's long 1. Autoimmune Thyroiditis and Related Conditions 2. What's Really Going on? 3. Can it be Stopped/Treated? 4. What Might Work? 5. My Results OK so this is where my journey into thyroid distress started. When I was diagnosed with a thyroid problem (1st overactive, then underactive) I
skyfall
in
Thyroid UK
12 years ago
Recovery is Possible - Assuming You Know What's Really Wrong... Part 3 - Symptoms vs Tests - The Adrenal Piece of the Puzzle
Hello again. Continuing on... Having established thyroid function probably not the only problem it was confirmed with a saliva test panel (Genova). Here are the results. NOTE: This was done while I was on 0mcg thyroxine for 10 days + no other supplements. Cortisol 8.00 am 4.7 (ref. 12-22)
Hello again. Continuing on... Having established thyroid function probably not the only problem it was confirmed with a saliva test panel (Genova). Here are the results. NOTE: This was done while I was on 0mcg thyroxine for 10 days + no other supplements. Cortisol 8.00 am 4.7 (ref. 12-22)
skyfall
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Thyroid UK
12 years ago
Adrenaline and butterflies
My biggest issue is the
adrenaline
rushes and buttetflies in my stomach. This often comes whenever I worry to much about something. Anyone else have this?
My biggest issue is the
adrenaline
rushes and buttetflies in my stomach. This often comes whenever I worry to much about something. Anyone else have this?
GrayEm
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Anxiety Support
12 years ago
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How Reversing Negative Thinking can Help Pelvic Pain
By Guest Blogger Lorraine Faehndrich You may know that negative thinking is hard on your body and contributes to pain and illness. You may even have a doctor or other health care provider who recommends that you “reduce stress” and try to think more positively in order to heal your body. If so, and
By Guest Blogger Lorraine Faehndrich You may know that negative thinking is hard on your body and contributes to pain and illness. You may even have a doctor or other health care provider who recommends that you “reduce stress” and try to think more positively in order to heal your body. If so, and
paininla
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Pelvic Pain Support Network
12 years ago
Can't seem to handle stress/shock. Is this caused by lupus, steroids or both?
I am about ready to climb into bed to try & sleep it off, but feel like there is too much
adrenaline
whizzing around me for that. This has happened to me before in stressful situations. Does anyone else experience it? Any tips on how to cope?
I am about ready to climb into bed to try & sleep it off, but feel like there is too much
adrenaline
whizzing around me for that. This has happened to me before in stressful situations. Does anyone else experience it? Any tips on how to cope?
roobarb
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LUPUS UK
12 years ago
Just having a good old whinge in to my computer!
Im sat up wondering if anyone else is up at this time feeling just as miserable as I do - with one symptom or another! Been feeling quite good recently, organisational skills have been better,and less run down,getting more done and the days were just seeming to come together ok, until the past few
Im sat up wondering if anyone else is up at this time feeling just as miserable as I do - with one symptom or another! Been feeling quite good recently, organisational skills have been better,and less run down,getting more done and the days were just seeming to come together ok, until the past few
emmaj
in
Hughes Syndrome APS Forum
12 years ago
Does anyone else have problems at dentist with adrenalin injections? I shake violently and had to be held down till I stopped,???
littlemisshurty
in
Fibromyalgia Action UK
12 years ago
Work life balance with migraine: has anyone got it right?
Dear all, Since early December I have been experimenting with reducing the amount of travel I do for work from 3 days a week to 2. I am self employed and work from home when not on the road so I can do this, though it does mean turning away jobs. I am definitely getting fewer migraines (down from once
Dear all, Since early December I have been experimenting with reducing the amount of travel I do for work from 3 days a week to 2. I am self employed and work from home when not on the road so I can do this, though it does mean turning away jobs. I am definitely getting fewer migraines (down from once
katya2
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National Migraine Centre
12 years ago
hospital questions
how does pulse oximetry work and why does it sometimes get HR ridiculously high (incorrectly) has anyone found that pain or suddenly being very stressed improves their breathing (i wondered if it was something to do with
adrenaline
?)
how does pulse oximetry work and why does it sometimes get HR ridiculously high (incorrectly) has anyone found that pain or suddenly being very stressed improves their breathing (i wondered if it was something to do with
adrenaline
?)
Hidden
in
Asthma Community Forum
12 years ago
Interesting link re:The Adrenal-thyroid connection & treatment by Michael Gerber MD, HMD
http://www.townsendletter.com/Dec2011/monthmiracle1211.html I found this letter from Michael Gerber M.D to be quite a good read, mostly under the thyroid section where he states that 'Overdose of thyroid because of insufficient adrenal cortical reserve causes adrenalin symptoms such as anger, nervousness
http://www.townsendletter.com/Dec2011/monthmiracle1211.html I found this letter from Michael Gerber M.D to be quite a good read, mostly under the thyroid section where he states that 'Overdose of thyroid because of insufficient adrenal cortical reserve causes adrenalin symptoms such as anger, nervousness
PurrJones
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Thyroid UK
12 years ago
Generalised Anxiety Disorder
After a lifetime of being diagnosed with Depression and treated accordingly, I have now at the age of 66 been correctly in my view, now been diagnosed with GAD. The medication prescribed, PREGABALIN is working and giving me hope at last that my disorder can at the least be managed, if not overcome. This
After a lifetime of being diagnosed with Depression and treated accordingly, I have now at the age of 66 been correctly in my view, now been diagnosed with GAD. The medication prescribed, PREGABALIN is working and giving me hope at last that my disorder can at the least be managed, if not overcome. This
Hidden
in
Anxiety Support
12 years ago
Told I got OCD by docs but still hard to work exactly how it affects me as its normal to me
while tapping my fingers to it which gets a lot worse when stressed obviously cleaning but when I talk like this I suddenly realise its worse as I speak about it I just realised I can't go to work if my things r not all in order now I think about it it actually is messing me up I'm I over train for
adrenaline
while tapping my fingers to it which gets a lot worse when stressed obviously cleaning but when I talk like this I suddenly realise its worse as I speak about it I just realised I can't go to work if my things r not all in order now I think about it it actually is messing me up I'm I over train for
adrenaline
Dazzers
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OCD-UK
12 years ago
Been doing good
Been doing so good lately, had abit of anxiety earlyer. Then felt fine now ive woken up full of fear and anxiety. I could cry. The symptoms anxiety gives u I forgot how upsetting they can be. I haven't had it so bad for ages. I can feel the adrenalin again. My mind needs to recharge and have a rest while
Been doing so good lately, had abit of anxiety earlyer. Then felt fine now ive woken up full of fear and anxiety. I could cry. The symptoms anxiety gives u I forgot how upsetting they can be. I haven't had it so bad for ages. I can feel the adrenalin again. My mind needs to recharge and have a rest while
donaf
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Anxiety Support
12 years ago
J210k - conflicting emotions, demons and a general catchup......cue blog of epic length
It was ACE, I love intervals :) for me, they really put the pleasure back in and the
adrenaline
rush is awesome!
It was ACE, I love intervals :) for me, they really put the pleasure back in and the
adrenaline
rush is awesome!
Jeddahpm
Graduate
in
Couch to 5K
12 years ago
Audiofuel on Spotify
Morning all - this is not really a question but just a heads up to anyone who uses spotify that there are some audiofuel packs on there: 3 step intervals coached by Martin Yelling (43 mins) Power up 2012 pyramid interval training (20mins)
Adrenaline
junkie 2 (44mins) Sennheiser Thru the gears
Morning all - this is not really a question but just a heads up to anyone who uses spotify that there are some audiofuel packs on there: 3 step intervals coached by Martin Yelling (43 mins) Power up 2012 pyramid interval training (20mins)
Adrenaline
junkie 2 (44mins) Sennheiser Thru the gears
fatmumslim
Graduate
in
Couch to 5K
12 years ago
T4 out - T3 in. Am I recovering?
I promised to let you know how I was getting on having started T3 (Triiodothyronine) only treatment for my Hypothyroidism. My first blogs tell you how it all began almost two years ago. This site, you guys, Dr. Peatfield, Paul Robinson are my inspiration and support. I have no official support yet
I promised to let you know how I was getting on having started T3 (Triiodothyronine) only treatment for my Hypothyroidism. My first blogs tell you how it all began almost two years ago. This site, you guys, Dr. Peatfield, Paul Robinson are my inspiration and support. I have no official support yet
Jacksatlast
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Thyroid UK
12 years ago
Reaction to b12
I bought some jarrow b12 sublingual but even small amounts made me shake uncontrollably and it felt like I had tons of
adrenaline
. 6 weeks later I insisted I needed it looking into and he said he would so long as my b12 levels were still low.
I bought some jarrow b12 sublingual but even small amounts made me shake uncontrollably and it felt like I had tons of
adrenaline
. 6 weeks later I insisted I needed it looking into and he said he would so long as my b12 levels were still low.
cokey62
in
Pernicious Anaemia Society
12 years ago
Thank You Most Sincerely Folks!
When I first came on this site it was pure chance. I was searching for help with the way I felt and didn't feel as if I could lay it at any mans door that I knew personally. Even my closest family member will never know how I feel, and neither would I want them to. The distress and fear that was coursing
When I first came on this site it was pure chance. I was searching for help with the way I felt and didn't feel as if I could lay it at any mans door that I knew personally. Even my closest family member will never know how I feel, and neither would I want them to. The distress and fear that was coursing
ellabella
in
Anxiety Support
12 years ago
Journey to 10k.....just a quickie ;)
Well last Sunday I finished wk2 off with a 50min run. It was tough (a few times I told myself five more mins and you can stop but didn't, promising myself all sorts of thing to get me through lol) ....what you perhaps gain in ease from the treadmill having less joint impact you loose a million times
Well last Sunday I finished wk2 off with a 50min run. It was tough (a few times I told myself five more mins and you can stop but didn't, promising myself all sorts of thing to get me through lol) ....what you perhaps gain in ease from the treadmill having less joint impact you loose a million times
Jeddahpm
Graduate
in
Couch to 5K
12 years ago
Update on Aussie fires!
Graham said the devestation is terrible,so much has been lost,to add to it, the dingos,have been attacking the animals that are still alive.He said that they were just numb at the outset,but now the
adrenaline
is kicking in,and they are hard at work,clearing land, and bodies of the sheep,and cattle.
Graham said the devestation is terrible,so much has been lost,to add to it, the dingos,have been attacking the animals that are still alive.He said that they were just numb at the outset,but now the
adrenaline
is kicking in,and they are hard at work,clearing land, and bodies of the sheep,and cattle.
Hidden
in
Lung Conditions Community Forum
12 years ago
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