swelling feet and legs, fainting off 20 times a day not collapsing but blood drains from my head. Dizzy ans swEATY.
puffy eyes in the morning, insomnia bad, cramps in my legs aching joints, bad back.. diarrhea. doctors who dont care.
swelling feet and legs, fainting off 20 times a day not collapsing but blood drains from my head. Dizzy ans swEATY.
puffy eyes in the morning, insomnia bad, cramps in my legs aching joints, bad back.. diarrhea. doctors who dont care.
I am sorry you are so unwell and Dr Peatfield is an expert in his field. With thyroid gland problems many people get adrenal problems. This is a link which may be helpful:-
I am sorry you are feeling so unwell and have awful symptoms.
Dr Peatfield is an expert in his field and I am sure you will improve under his care.
This is a link re adrenals:-
thyroiduk.org.uk/tuk/resear...
If you are concerned then you must contact Dr P and his office for further advice. It is always readily available to patients who have seen him....
Hi Ys he did phone me today i had the soliva test
I am very ill it was bad when i had the test done two years ago. but had a bereavement, so di not follow protocol. I have a friend who has dont the thing with peatfield and is 85% better after about 3years of not stressing eating all the right things and taking nutri genal
sorry about the mistkes i am so exhausted i have hardley selpt for four weeks
Hi Dr P diagnosed me with partial adrenal failure 3 weeks ago, I had to stop all thyroid and started takiing Nutri Adrenal Extra, I am now up to 4 a day. I spoke to Dr P today who advised me to start adding T3 slowly . I saw improvements after about 4 days. Hope this helps.
whats T3
Hi Peaceworks
T3 (liothyronine) (or triiordothyronine) is the Active thyroid gland hormone which is required by all our cells (billions) in our body in order for us to be well and function. Explanation:
Sometimes T4 (levo) doesn't convert to enough for us to feel well or we may have too low a dose.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Triio...
so T3 is Nutri Adrnal
No. It is the main hormone for the thyroid gland. Dr P believes it is important to fix the adrenals before medicating with thyroid hormones.
thanks for answering that, i have just come back on board. still learning a lot. thanks for your support i realise it must be very trying for you as well
yes you did give me the information on T3 but could not read it yesterday a bit confused and very tired
wow it is so good to be on this site so many of us going through the same things. They say that every body has had a hormonal problem at one time in their life.
Hi All! Yes, I've been to see Dr P recently too and he also has me on NutriAdrenal Extra (NAX). My adrenal function is quite bad too. I've just increased the dose to 3 NAX today and I got an immediate boost in energy during the morning (starting to tail off now though).
As others have said, Dr P is an expert - he will take care of you, and if you are concerned about it just ring his office, leave a message and he'll get back to you as soon as he can.
My advice would be to keep following his advice and it should help you a lot. As others have said, it's important to deal with the adrenal issues first before introducing any thyroid supplements. Dr P suggested I start on NutriThyroid after a few weeks too - but I'm concentrating on really feeling some improvement with my adrenals first.
Good luck - and please try not to worry!
Thanks for that. Yes i am looking into some kind of home help to do shopping picking up prescription so forth I was holding a plate of food and the cooker was still lit and i went into one of my fainting fits and nearly keeled into the cooker.. It will only be for temporary measure. I hope. the NHS aRe only waiting till i keel over and need to go into hospital and then they will say ahhh adrenal gland problems. WHEN I HAVE BN SHOUTING IT FROM THE ROOF TOPS.
Nutri adrenal did nothing for me