hormone research

PTH is the hormone chemical coming from the parathyroid glands to trigger the bones to give calcium to the blood. A high reading of it or calcium in the blood indicates the glands are overworking, or hyper. I know an ademona on the gland can throw off everything, so bloodwork and/or tests can come back okay and there can still be a problem. You're probably going to end up having to see an endo, no matter what. Especially since you have thryoid issues.

Doctor: Dec. 2004 I rec'd complete thyroidectomy with subsequent RI. 6 weeks post-surgery I began to develop hypo symptoms on 100 mcg. Synthroid. 6 months post I was experiencing extreme multi-hypo symptoms and additionally severy myofascial pain. My muscle pain on minimal exertion felt the same as the "burn" experienced during weight-lifting. I had severe fatigue and had gained 50 pounds in 3 months.

I am 27 years old, male and I feel I have hormone problems but despite years of doctors visits and research I cannot figure it out. The problem is I cannot afford the trial and error method of dr.'s tests and visits so maybe someone can give me a bullseye to aim for. OK here are my symptoms, (hold your breath) I have night sweats that soak the bed sometimes especialy if i go to be with the blanket over me, I get hot easy at night. I dont sleep well.

There has been research done on this topic...and yes, hormonal fluctuations affect our gi systems. This is why so many women who are NOT suffering from IBS or any other GI issues will notice increased BMs, looser stool, etc. I remember I always did years before I ever had IBS, but really didn't give it much thought..just accepted it as part of the monthly symptoms. I remember hating the way it made me feel though . Little did I know that in the future.....

Why is it that science and medicine research so much on synthetic chemicals and such yet all these natural items: primerose,cinnamon,aloe era,cumin,etc.... That many of us read on pregnancy website for induction for example haven't been researched the heck out of them? There's so many natural item that by now and how technology is and our advanced medicine that we don't know all about them.

Greetings doctor I am actually doing a research paper on HIV for school and with so much info online from one end of the spectrum to the other I figure I would ask a specialist directly a few questions so here it goes... 1-with testing now a days would you consider 6-8 weeks conclusive? 2-do you believe rapid tests are just as reliable as lab based? 3-do you feel oral rapid tests are just as good as blood? 4-what are the most common symptoms you see with onset of HIV?

I know somebody posted where to go to find out about the research that is going on, and what clinical trials we may be able to get into... but my brain isn't working today and I can't find the post. Somebody please give me that web site. I'd really appreciate it.

Gene therapy has potential, not to recreate lung tissue but to reduce the airway inflammation that results in emphysema, be it smoking-induced or other. Research is underway on gene therapy but the results thus far have been very disappointing. The adaptation to chronic residence at high altitude has been studied extensively. You are correct in stating that bigger lungs have nothing to do with it and that has been well known for nearly 100 years.

is there a research group one could participate with, study and analyze past, present and future findidngs/options? i have been outbreak free for years and am almost certain i recently had my first outbreak in january - and they won't stop. i think the following has provoked the virus, as well as disable the latency stage: a. i took a strong proton pump inhibitor in january for my gerd - within a week i had a broken tail bone and rash of blisters across the bottom of my back.

t log on to NYT, this article talks about a new research for curing diabetes. It involves stopping the attack of white blood cells on the islet cells in the pancreaes as well as killing those white blood cells. When this was done, the islet cells grew back, this is what had not been found before. JDF has recreated this finding in their own research. Dr. Denise Faustman is the doctor in the article, if you'd like to do a google search to find more info.

That means you still have breast tissue on the remaining breast and also whatever breast tissue cells left behind on the mastectomy side. Research research research!! Weigh the options and risk factors and decide what you can live with.

HE SAID THAT I HAD A HORMONE IMBALANCE DUE TO STRESS........HE SAID THAT HE WAS POSITIVE OF THIS AND GAVE ME PROGESTERONE TO TAKE FOR FIVE DAYS........HE WAS RIGHT........EVERYTHING IS BACK ON TRACK AND I WAS CALM AFTER THAT.........WELL, MY DOCTOR WHO DID THE BLOOD WORK AND URINE TEST BEFORE THE OBGYN VISIT AND HORMONES, HAD HER RECEPTIONIST CALL ME AND SAY THAT MY BLOOD SUGAR WAS A LITTLE HIGH AND THAT THE DR. WAS PRESCRIBING 2 MEDICATIONS FOR ME......

s since I was 19 and I have done a lot of research and experiments with them. I have noticed that caffeine, stress, excitement, exercise and alcohol all trigger PVC's for me. All of these also increase adrenaline. Another thing that makes me think it could be hormone related is that about a year and a half ago I went vegan. While I was vegan I had no constipation or PVC's. I suffer from severe constipation. Our diary and meat are full of hormones.

If I were you I would discuss it with your Obgyn and do some research before you decide if its the right supplement for you. Good luck!

As far as I know pargine is not marketed in the US... maybe you should do some research to see if it can be administered anywhere else .

What research has you found that testing FT3, FT4 is necessary for the well being of a thyroid patient? My doctor said she knows I am converting properly because my TSH level is Fine. I have a very strong feeling she looked me in the eye and lied. Does anyone have any research about converting T4 to T3? and anything that states that TSH is not an indicator of proper conversion? I am looking for things that a doctor will read and listen to.

i hope the medical community give HGH and epilepsy some research because i am certain it is a cure for epilepsy as well as many other brain problems.

My wife is at 44 years old From my on-line research , she has symptoms of a hormone imbalance , but says , it's not bad enough to make a Dr appt. What are some homeopathic supplements to help hormone imbalance ? My guess would be , extra soy and L-arginine . What do you think ?

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