[Ski]

#1065956

I’ve never heard any facts on this one, but I do know that changing levels of estrogen/progesterone during times like menopause and puberty can throw your levels OFF ~ which is slightly different than throwing you out of remission. If your TSH/thyroid feedback loop is working right, that shouldn’t be a problem, and that’s thanks to your pituitary, not your thyroid. It’d be a good time to have more frequent monitoring, just in case.

[mamabear]

#1065957

Thank you Ski. I have been diagnosed with a Kidney stone. We are praying it passes but we’ll see. I soooooooo grateful to know it’s just a stone and now I can kick it’s butt!!!!
I have also found out some things about my reproductive organs as well and after the stone passes or I have it removed depending on if it passes or not I will have to figure out what is wrong with the other parts of me. Again I have to be a good mood because it surely could be worse! My fear is having a hysterectomy done and throwing off my remission so I am looking at every angle ,if it should come to this I want to be prepared. I’ve had 4 wonderful children so if me being sick means getting rid of the stuff in side then so be it. My only hesitation would be my thyroid, if that isn’t an issue then I would be fine with the whole thing. Although I am sure any dr. would find that odd, but then again they aren’t dealing with the average bear! LOL

Thanks–

[mamabear]

#1018601

I have a question… as most know I have been in remission for almost 3 years with no medicine. My question is, if i Have a hysterectomy can it trigger me to go out of remission?

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