Quick one, I have a memory of seeing posts about there being some problem with numbing injections at the dentist if you are on T3 but can't find anything through search; poss adrenaline related issue;
Has anyone anything useful/any experience to add please, any drugs to request are avoided?
thank you.
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Just wondering because I have adrenal issues and the adrenaline in some of the supplements can make me feel very ill, I imagine a jab would contain a lot more.
No side effects aside from some throat swelling and a slightly elevated pulse. I'm taking adaptogens to help my adrenals and I was fine, praise be to God.
It is now in my dentists notes not to give adrenaline (only one dodgy kidney) and he remembers every time. The adrenaline is there to speed up the numbing so they can give less of a dose, and it goes away faster, which is fine if you can have it. I am still drooling 4 hours later, but I am happy with that not to feel pain.
I was on the waiting list for 7 years, so the poor dentist is trying to catch me up before I am a toothless hag. He also knows which injection to give me that actually works.
It seems that dentists and vets have a much better hold on thyroid issues than doctors for humans. Just make sure the fact you have thyroid issues is in the dentists notes. My dentist is very happy to explain stuff about my treatment.
Hi. I am on ndt and have had quite extensive dental work. I can't have any injection with adrenaline as my heart goes bonkers and even the non-adrenaline is quite potent for me so only need half a cartridge.
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