tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-29996024357973691382011-04-21T22:32:26.392-07:00Did you know there is a connection between Hashimoto's thyroid and adrenal insufficiency? Do you continue to have an array of symptoms even after you have finally found the right thyroid replacement medication? And, to boot, sometimes correcting the low thyroid opens a pandora's box upsetting the sensitive adrenal gland function. You are not imagining and are not alone!JaniceMhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/16894043369260210452noreply@blogger.comBlogger31100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2999602435797369138.post-19257838722653950962008-06-20T17:33:00.000-07:002008-06-20T17:37:04.232-07:00

While one thinks of their immune system to fight off viral and bacteria infections, the glandular symptom takes on a great deal of the role to do it. You thyroid if low, can make an illness last longer and have more symptoms. Same with the adrenals, your fight or flight mode goes into overtime and simply your body physically is wiped out. This causes completely out of sorts and having your

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With the addition of hydrocortisone twice a day, I am feeling like my old self. My bloodpressure is not dipping so low (especially in the afternoons), my dizziness is better and I am less irritable handling daily tasks so much better! I have the right dosage of Synthroid. I also take Zoloft since many of the adrenal symptoms mimic panic/anxiety plus to ease into menopause (I'm perimenopausal).

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Welcome Friends! Are you suffering from Hashimoto's thyroid and still not feeling well? Do you know that over 25% of Hashimoto's thyroid patients also have antibodies attacking the adrenal glands? The good news is that it's easily treatable with natural cortisol (i.e. such as hydrocortisone) and simple to diagnose. A cortisol and ACTH blood tests are all your doctor needs to determine if you have

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