I don't really know if my adrenals were tested? I know that sounds foolish on my part, given the history of kidney cancer. Unless, I just don't know what it's called on my blood labs...so much stuff. I'll definately ask for the 24 hr saliva test.
I know before TT, the endo wanted to do some test where I was injected with something at different intervals??..Serum cortisol or something? But then he explained to me that I would most likely have very bad nausea during the test? I declined it because I already get so nauseated easily and he made it sound like hell. He never said anything else about it.
this is getting interesting. well, time to leave for work..thank you!
wow... I think we are onto something here. You certainly could have some adrenals issues - even causing your thyroid to be off.....
When was the last adrenal blood lab? - acth testing?
You can find the adrenals are brushed off as "fatigued" and not looked at in the perspective of things. Its just not reconized much at all unless the are critically an issue.
This sounds like a cortisol issue and I believe a 24 hr saliva tests would pick it up much more precise than a once draw on an ACTH test.
Well, I get home from work exhausted feeling..but as the evening picks up I seem to wake up...I must if I am up until that time. And then to get up so early..and feel like crap and have trouble going back to sleep? Maybe I could, if I didn't take the synthroid at 7am?
Interesting...because I had kidney cancer 8 years ago and the endo is aware I have 1 kidney now. I'm sure kidney, adrenals..are closely related. Shouldn't he have tested this sooner? My body feels tired, but it's not a sleepy tired where I could take a nap. Just dead weight. Like tired and anxious at same time...if that makes any sense!
are you feeling more alert or more upbeat with energy at the midnight to one AM?
well.... you know what that points too now that you said this? --- a d r e n a l s....
and That is more why you experienced hyper than really being hyper.
Get a saliva 24 hr culture wither with your doctor or you can find them on your own too WITH the results.