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Now what else
by 5thave, Jun 09, 2008 06:18PM
Hoshimotos, low adrenals and now possibly Celiac's, why is everything going wrong? Is Celiac's the cause of it all hopefully. If i fix that will everything else normalize or will a new problem arise? Help i feel like I am broken and dysfunctional. Any information would be helpful since my regular doctor does not have a clue.
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Low adrenals are common with thyroid disease, and you are lucky to actually get diagnosed and treated for it. Most people get brushed off.
If you test positive for Celiac, then that will not be so good. You cannot fix it. You can alter your diet drastically and live with it, but you can't fix it.
It is an autoimmune disease, just as Hashimoto's is an autoimmune disease. They can be managed and treated, but you cannot cure or get rid of an autoimmune condition.
Unfortunately, the onset of an autoimmune disease makes it likely that someday another autoimmune disease will pop up. It's not inevitable, but it is common. Sorry.