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Add new commentthyroidstory.mivox.com was started as a simple blog dealing with my new diagnosis of hypothyroidism. Topics include medical information about hypothyroidism, information about hypothyroid medications like levothyroxine (Synthroid) and Armour Thyroid, as well as natural supplements like Thyromine, vincopectine and various vitamins and minerals. The site has now expanded to include discussion forums where other hypothyroid patients can discuss their experiences with hypothyroidism, and share tips for what medications, supplements and weight loss strategies have worked best for them.
Well-informed consumerism Submitted by Guest on Friday, 18 January, 2008 - 12:58am It is unfortunate that you had that reaction and I hope you have recovered! However, I have had reactions to pills prescribed by doctors as well, with not one nurse ever bothering to check a PDR (Physician's Desk Reference). It is my view that we have to be very-well-informed consumers and not let anyone dictate what we do with our lives. I have been on Synthroid or Levothyroxine now for 22 years and this year I plummeted down into a lie-on-the-couch funk that did not dispel with vitamins or acupuncture or therapy. What did pull me out of it was a product called "Raw Thyroid" (a tissue extract complex of thyroid, adrenal, spleen, thymus and pituitary) and I have no one to advise me on how to take it... it has literally pulled me out of that slump to the point where I can now cook a meal without burning it and get a day's work in. It is very difficult to take because I my doctor (an internist) knows nothing about natural thyroid supplementation. Self-pay visits to one of the "natural" thyroid doctors will cost me $500/$400 a visit plus lab tests plus additional visits-- I can't cover that, so I will take my chances. Reply |
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