Herbal Remedies - Kelp, Hypothyroidism, etc.

February 9, 2004

Apparently it is not uncommon that pregnant women may sometimes

experience temporary Thyroid issues. a couple of the women I spoke

to on the thryoid web site had been through this.

NOW THIS DOESNT HAPPEN TO EVERYONE, so to everyone else that is

reading this, if you are preggers right now, dont freak out. But

like for " unwavering " it does happen. The best thing you can do, you

have done already! That is to not take the Doctors shrugging off of

your condition as the " gospel " .

Do your homework; get a second, third or if available, a ND's

opinion; read and listen to your body. And this part is really

important, talk about this and ask lots of questions. The questions

will seem neverending at first, but dont stop it helps to talk

about it anyway.

You're on the right track by being here and getting ideas; education

is important not only to our growth, but for some of us for our very

lives.

Sylvia

herbal remedies , unwaveringfaithy@a... wrote:

>

> When I had my first baby I knew something was wrong because while

most people

> gain a few punds from pregnancy I gained 150.The doctor shrugged

his

> shoulders and said I needed to eat less..so I did and exersised but

I gained another

> 30 lbs.After MAJOR depression they checked my thyroid and said it

was

> fine...another checked it and said " well its not low but its not

exactly Normal

> either.. " Im like what does that mean??They said we are going to

wait and see....So I

> am stuck weighing over 300lbs why???Exersise and diet helps me not

gain but

> geez.................I feel a whole lot better but my doc will

probably have a

> cow if I told him..

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