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Libseleven 04-03-2012 06:34 PM

Hashimotos, Pernicious Anemia, low D and iron
 
Hi Everyone,
This is my first post, I have a fair few things wrong and to me it feels like there has to be a reason, or a link or something... Heres a quick overview..
I'm 28 years old. At 15 I had a 2kg immature ovarian terratoma/dermoid, which resulted on the removal of my left ovary. at about 23, I was diagnosed with pernicious anemia, (was probably triggered after my surgery at 15 and got worse from there) my mother also has so I wasn't too surprised. I had a baby 15 months ago and 6 months after that I was diagnosed with Hashimotos, My antibodies were insanely high but my TSH T3 T4 were only just out of normal range so not too crazy but my symtoms came on hard and fast (I thought I had suddenly got post natal depression) I went from Hyper - Hypo quite quickly when I was in the midst of it. I was prescribed thyroxine (only 50mg) daily, I was also low in vitamin D and Iron and was told to just take recommended doses of over the counter D & Iron to bump it up a bit.

In addition to all of this I have been having random neurological symtoms sometimes its worse then others. I have trouble finding words, memory loss (not severe) concentration issues, my personality has changed and some times I read pictures/discriptions as words (if a sign said road works and road was in large writing I would read road big works). Also I constantly use the wrong words and have no idea that I did this until I hear myself say it.. Other ramdom symtoms would be dizziness, disorientation and for the last week daily head aches that feel like pressure on the top of my head and sides.

I just had some more blood tests done 6 moths after taking iron D thyroxine and my Iron has dropped severely low and my D has drop down even further.
How would it be going down? I also eat a fair bit of meat and get out in the sun...

Does anyone know of any links or had similar problems? I really want to get to the bottom of this, as I feel like its all linked..

:)

pabb 04-05-2012 12:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Libseleven (Post 866384)
Hi Everyone,
This is my first post, I have a fair few things wrong and to me it feels like there has to be a reason, or a link or something... Heres a quick overview..
I'm 28 years old. At 15 I had a 2kg immature ovarian terratoma/dermoid, which resulted on the removal of my left ovary. at about 23, I was diagnosed with pernicious anemia, (was probably triggered after my surgery at 15 and got worse from there) my mother also has so I wasn't too surprised. I had a baby 15 months ago and 6 months after that I was diagnosed with Hashimotos, My antibodies were insanely high but my TSH T3 T4 were only just out of normal range so not too crazy but my symtoms came on hard and fast (I thought I had suddenly got post natal depression) I went from Hyper - Hypo quite quickly when I was in the midst of it. I was prescribed thyroxine (only 50mg) daily, I was also low in vitamin D and Iron and was told to just take recommended doses of over the counter D & Iron to bump it up a bit.

In addition to all of this I have been having random neurological symtoms sometimes its worse then others. I have trouble finding words, memory loss (not severe) concentration issues, my personality has changed and some times I read pictures/discriptions as words (if a sign said road works and road was in large writing I would read road big works). Also I constantly use the wrong words and have no idea that I did this until I hear myself say it.. Other ramdom symtoms would be dizziness, disorientation and for the last week daily head aches that feel like pressure on the top of my head and sides.

I just had some more blood tests done 6 moths after taking iron D thyroxine and my Iron has dropped severely low and my D has drop down even further.
How would it be going down? I also eat a fair bit of meat and get out in the sun...

Does anyone know of any links or had similar problems? I really want to get to the bottom of this, as I feel like its all linked..

:)

except for the teratoma, your post is screaming celiac disease. good luck

janejane 05-21-2012 05:43 PM

Hi! I used to be so miserable with Thyroid issues, mostly normal T3 and T4 but very high TPO. I also had super low iron and vit D. I know about the headaches, the concentration issues and brain fog, and using the wrong words. I also have extremely heavy periods and big cysts in my ovaries, although none like yours. It is all related.

Anyway, taking Ferrochel iron supplement cured my anemia very fast and without side effects. LiquiD is also amazing for low vit.D, both from Moss. Have you read Dr. blanchard's book? Like he recommends, I take Tyrosint because Synthroid is awful and makes things worse for me, just as Armour and Regular t4 do. I take 25 mcg Tyrosint and .5 mcg t3 and t2 daily. I also take BioAdaptogen from Moss nutrition. Without this last adrenal support I didn't do well. Now my TPO is down from500 to 140. And feel so much better.

Hopefully you will feel much better too!!!!!:winky:

janejane 05-21-2012 05:45 PM

Yes, and go gluten free too. If that doesn't work try diary, corn, and grain-free. It could make a huge difference. It did to me.

happyisme09 07-11-2012 11:39 AM

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Originally Posted by janejane (Post 881639)
Yes, and go gluten free too. If that doesn't work try diary, corn, and grain-free. It could make a huge difference. It did to me.

It is amazing. Removing gluten, corn, soy and basically ALL PROCESSED (sugar, especially!) has made amazing positive changes in my health.


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