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Did you have any articles that look at the risk of developing hypothyroidism with TPO levels >1300 IU/mL? I had issues trying to gain access to some of the articles mentioned because my University Library access couldn't get through the paywalls.
I hear you. That’s why we now offer 15-minute consultations with an intake specialist for prospective patients so you can ask questions and determine if it's the right fit. You can schedule that here: calendly.com/ruscioinstitute. Hope to see you soon!
It's my understanding that positive TGA generally indicates Grave's whereas no TPOab usually means no Hashimoto's. I've read that there are exceptions, but that seems to be rare.
I have has anti tpo of 500 to 1000 for a period of 4 months i have tested my ft3 and ft4 every month since then it has came back normal evey time although my tsh was like 13.4 then 11.4 then 23 this month so what can be deduced?
Thanks for a great video. I have pcos and I was thinking hypothyroid is what caused it. But now you’re saying hormone imbalances can cause hypothyroid so how do I know what came first? And is pcos caused by hormone imbalances or the other way around? How can I balance it. What causes imbalance? So confusing
@@wildwaning9427 In addition to TPOab over 600, initially, I later found I was estrogen dominant and began taking a homeopathic progesterone. It seems to help! [TPOab were 71 at last testing. I attribute supplements (selenium, D, black seed oil, inositol) and an anti-inflammatory diet (no sugar, no fast carbs, etc.) to the decrease.]
im still confused so i was told i have hypothyroidism 3-4 years ago and the doc perscribed levothiroxine and my blood test shows it's in the normal range but i still feel tired after eating dinner but the thyroid issue started after i got GI issues that no doctor can figure out they say it's IBS . so for 6 years now i feel like it's a never ending issue that i can't get a answer for
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Hi Dr Ruscio, Thank you for your all videos. I appreciate for them. One thing I’d like to ask is if Bacillus Coagulans (MTCC 5260) probiotic is low histamine or high? I am very sensitive to histamine intolerance. Thks.
Thyroid disease run in my family and I do have concerns about it. No one has ever fully tested my thyroid function despite having asked for it. I recently got a Tsh test done and my level went from 1.84 to a 1.15. Is this a concern?
Thanks for reaching out. So sorry to hear about the issues you’re dealing with. Please know that due to legal restraints, I cannot address personal medical issues outside of the practice. If you’re interested in becoming a patient, please contact the clinic: drruscio.com/virtual-clinic/ We’d love to have you.
I don't view anything as a "cheat" meal. I believe life is about balance and figuring out what helps you feel your best. I always advice sticking to a whole foods diet majority of the time.
This was so helpful and encouraging. Thank you! I took TPOab from 644 to 71 in four months with an anti-inflammatory diet, no sugar, no fast/simple carbs, plus selenium, inositol, black seed oil, etc. But with me, I have had "hashitoxicosis" which presented with tachycardia, slight hand tremor. Would you say hashitoxicosis is symptom-free in and of itself as well, or? Thanks a million if you can shed some light on this. Almost no one discusses hashitoxicosis.
@@janellemilazzolau1288 I did AIP for 3 weeks. I have some good right before and right after lab numbers to share in regard to this. TPOab were 84 right before and 71 right after. But, as mentioned in my prior post, I began with TPOab 644. So in 4 months prior to trying AIP I tried having no sugar and no other simple carbs (pasta, bread that wasn't gluten free, etc) following basically an anti-inflammatory diet, I got the TPOab down from 644 to 84.
If you’re looking for more information on this topic, check out my site, drruscio.com/blog/ which has all of my articles and guides. And if you’re looking for personalized health guidance, work with us at the Rusico Institute: bit.ly/3S8d1cm We’d love to have you and help you heal.
Did you have any articles that look at the risk of developing hypothyroidism with TPO levels >1300 IU/mL? I had issues trying to gain access to some of the articles mentioned because my University Library access couldn't get through the paywalls.
It's so hard to find a good Dr..I've struggled for years..I have this with lupus sjogrens etc..
I hear you. That’s why we now offer 15-minute consultations with an intake specialist for prospective patients so you can ask questions and determine if it's the right fit. You can schedule that here: calendly.com/ruscioinstitute. Hope to see you soon!
@reneehall7876 Did you have high antibodies to begin with.? Did you develop the other two conditions after Hashimoto’s?
I came out low on TPO antibodies (
It's my understanding that positive TGA generally indicates Grave's whereas no TPOab usually means no Hashimoto's. I've read that there are exceptions, but that seems to be rare.
Thank you for always bringing such good health information to us.
You're welcome. I'm glad you have found the information helpful.
I have has anti tpo of 500 to 1000 for a period of 4 months i have tested my ft3 and ft4 every month since then it has came back normal evey time although my tsh was like 13.4 then 11.4 then 23 this month so what can be deduced?
Thanks for a great video. I have pcos and I was thinking hypothyroid is what caused it. But now you’re saying hormone imbalances can cause hypothyroid so how do I know what came first? And is pcos caused by hormone imbalances or the other way around? How can I balance it. What causes imbalance? So confusing
I was diagnosed in 2006 and this is the first time I have heard that Hashimoto’s does not cause symptoms. 🤔
Or that hormones actually causes symptoms along with a high TPO. Need to see a study on that.
@@wildwaning9427 In addition to TPOab over 600, initially, I later found I was estrogen dominant and began taking a homeopathic progesterone. It seems to help!
[TPOab were 71 at last testing. I attribute supplements (selenium, D, black seed oil, inositol) and an anti-inflammatory diet (no sugar, no fast carbs, etc.) to the decrease.]
im still confused so i was told i have hypothyroidism 3-4 years ago and the doc perscribed levothiroxine and my blood test shows it's in the normal range but i still feel tired after eating dinner but the thyroid issue started after i got GI issues that no doctor can figure out they say it's IBS . so for 6 years now i feel like it's a never ending issue that i can't get a answer for
Thanks for reaching out. So sorry to hear about the issues you’re dealing with. Please know that due to legal restraints, I cannot address personal medical issues outside of the practice. If you’re interested in becoming a patient, please contact the clinic: drruscio.com/virtual-clinic/ We’d love to have you
Get tested for SIBO
@@deestrellner-d5c i tried with 3 different docs and all 3 just though i was crazy
Hi Dr Ruscio, Thank you for your all videos. I appreciate for them.
One thing I’d like to ask is if Bacillus Coagulans (MTCC 5260) probiotic is low histamine or high? I am very sensitive to histamine intolerance.
Thks.
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One more great video
Thank you!
Well explained
Thyroid disease run in my family and I do have concerns about it. No one has ever fully tested my thyroid function despite having asked for it. I recently got a Tsh test done and my level went from 1.84 to a 1.15. Is this a concern?
Thanks for reaching out. So sorry to hear about the issues you’re dealing with. Please know that due to legal restraints, I cannot address personal medical issues outside of the practice. If you’re interested in becoming a patient, please contact the clinic: drruscio.com/virtual-clinic/ We’d love to have you.
Is it okay to have cheat meals once a while if you have Hashimoto's ?
I don't view anything as a "cheat" meal. I believe life is about balance and figuring out what helps you feel your best. I always advice sticking to a whole foods diet majority of the time.
This was so helpful and encouraging. Thank you! I took TPOab from 644 to 71 in four months with an anti-inflammatory diet, no sugar, no fast/simple carbs, plus selenium, inositol, black seed oil, etc. But with me, I have had "hashitoxicosis" which presented with tachycardia, slight hand tremor. Would you say hashitoxicosis is symptom-free in and of itself as well, or? Thanks a million if you can shed some light on this. Almost no one discusses hashitoxicosis.
What is that condition you mentioned?
Did you do the AIP diet?
@@janellemilazzolau1288 It seems I've had Hashimoto's Thyroiditis Encephalopathy which appears to be getting better, thankfully.
@@janellemilazzolau1288 I did AIP for 3 weeks. I have some good right before and right after lab numbers to share in regard to this. TPOab were 84 right before and 71 right after. But, as mentioned in my prior post, I began with TPOab 644. So in 4 months prior to trying AIP I tried having no sugar and no other simple carbs (pasta, bread that wasn't gluten free, etc) following basically an anti-inflammatory diet, I got the TPOab down from 644 to 84.
Can you tell me your diet@@amberlynmarlowe8704