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 Posted: 02/13/07 - 17:24 Post subject: Coping with Hypothyroidism |
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I'm a 24 year old female who was diagnosed with Hypothyroidism. Since then I have been put to Synthroid medication, as well as depression, and sleeping medication. Before the found out what was wrong I was only 110 pounds and now after all of the weight gain my weight is now at 170. I stay tired, cranky, very irritated at times, and cry like a big baby. My friends and family say that Im not the same person anymore!
Then in the past five months I've been having migraines like crazy and blacking out. The doctors cant find anything wrong..
Any advice to help me through this tough time, and how to "get back" to normalcy!? |
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When one suddenly has a lot of symptoms, one could have something called Candidiasis. This, many times, goes undiagnosed. Buy the book "Lifeforce" from Dr. Jeff McCombs that tells you how to get rid of this condition through a special diet.
Please take my advice. I had this condition at one time. Though the diet is long and can be frustrating, I feel terrific now. I highly suggest you follow through on this.
Also, my mother has hypothyroidism and was on Synthroid for years. She started seeing a homeopath and is no longer on the medication. If you'd like to stop taking the medication and go with more natural ways to treat your condition, I suggest seeing a homeopath. |
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