Symptoms of low cortisol

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Symptoms of low cortisol

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The following list is a compilation of symptoms experienced by patients

while raising Armour, and which revealed low cortisol. These symptoms occurred

at

low doses of Armour, or waited until the patient got as high as 3 grains and

more:

*continuing hypo symptoms with a high free T3, or high amount of Armour

*shaky hands; shakiness

*diarrhea

*bad palps

*feeling of panic

*weakness

*inability to handle stress

*inability to handle interactions with others

*inability to focus

*rage or sudden angry outbursts

*emotionally hyper sensitive

*overreacting

*highly defensive

*feeling paranoid

*exacerbated reactions to daily stress

*no patience

*easily irritated

*mild to severe hypoglycemic episodes

*taking days to recover from even minor stress

*taking days to recover from a dental visit

*flu-like symptoms

*headache

*all over body ache

*super-sensitive skin

*extreme fatigue

*scalp ache

*hyper feeling

*jittery

*clumsy (drop things, bump into things)

*confusion

*suddenly feel extremely hungry

*low back pain

*dull

*cloud-filled head (happens when this patient is due for a next cortisol

dose)

*jumpiness

*muscle weakness

*â€air hungerâ€

*dizziness

*light headedness

*motion sickness

*coffee putting patient to sleep

*vomiting even running up the slightest incline

*almost passing out every time patient gets up

*dark circles under my eyes

*waking up in the middle of the night for several hours

*difficulty falling asleep

*frequent urination

*IBS symptoms

*worsening allergies

If you have any of the above, it is highly recommended that you confirm

sluggish adrenals with Discovery Steps One and Two found on the Adrenal-info

page, and doing the 24 hour adrenal saliva test, which we have found to give

far

more important information than a one-time blood test or a urine test. The

ACTH STIM may be good to detect if you have a pituitary problem, but may fail

you to detect the kind of adrenal fatigue that many hypothyroid patients have.

It’s also recommended that you try to _find a doctor_

(http://www.stopthethyroidmadness.com/how-to-find-a-good-doc/)

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(http://www.stopthethyroidmadness.com/how-to-find-a-good-doc/) who will be

open minded about adrenal treatment.