Jesse labs... suggestions please
lj friedman
Jesse had his first set of labs on March 02, 2015 and now on 5/04/15. He has been on 1.0 mg prascend since Jan 2015. My plan, from the group, was to increase prascend to 1.5 mg if the acth was not in the low to mid 20's, and re test in August. The low thyroid level was not treated as Dr, Kellon suspected sick euthyroid, which would correct itself with proper mineral balancing etc. Cornell labs: 3/02/15 5/04/15 Ref Gluose 97 86 71-113 Lipemia 7 8 Hemolysis 5 5 Iceterus 2 1 ACTH 40.7 32.4 9-35 Insulin 35.89 31.92 10-40 Leptin 3.18 2.86 1-4 T4 total 0.090 T4immulite 0.623 1-3 T3 68.8 61.0 30-80 FreeT4 0.74 0.70 1.2-1.8 Question.. Should I increase to 1.5 mg prascend or should I consider 1.25 as vet is a bit concerned that 1.5 might shut down the acth too much? Regarding the thyroid, vet doesnt think this is sick euthryoid and thinks that 1/2 scoop of throid L is appropriate. to perk him up. ( I recently purchased J herb for this purpose but havent started yet as it just arrived today) Point to make.. Jesses supplements balanced from his timothy pellets and balanced from Kathleen, require 3 scoops of Horestech mix. I've never been able to get past 1 scoop but just this past week figured out how to increase the scoops where he will eat it in his 2.4# of bp.. I am now at 2 scoops with no problem and should attempt 3 scoops soon.. Can the inability to get the 3 scoops effect the decision on whether to add the 1/2 scoop thyroid L? lj friedman san diego nov 2014 history to be updated soon https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/echistory8/files/Jesse%20and%20LJ%20Friedman/
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lj friedman
Just a quick note.. I read an article from Kenneth Marcella DVM the myth of equine hypothyroidism at veterinarynews.dvm.360.com where Nicholas Frank DVM, says that " it becomes clear that true hypothyroidism is a very rare endocrine disorder in the horse." I guess this is another reason not to consider thyroid L ? perhaps Dr, Kellon can weigh in as I don't add any meds without ECIR suggestion, thanks.
Happy Mother's day to all human and horse moms., cats and dog moms too, lj friedman san diego nov 2014,
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> I guess this is another reason not to consider thyroid L ? perhaps Dr, Kellon can weigh in Not Dr. Kellon, but here is a great,detailed message from Lavinia to you, Lj, on this topic, back in March: Lorna
in Ontario,Canada
https://www.facebook.com/ECIRGroup
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Hi Lj,
Have you done a search of the archives? Try putting Kellon Thyro-L into the search box and you will find numerous posts in which Dr. Kellon has discussed and answered questions on Thyro-L. I just did a quick search and a post came up where you asked and got an answer to a similar question as you just posted. BTW, who recommended supplementing Thyro-L to Jesse? Your new vet? I thought the vet said his BCS was a 4 + and he looked great so why the Thyro-L recommendation? Kathy Brinkerhoff SE/WI 10/12
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