Hei!
Jeg tok det på symptomene mine. Så begynte jeg å prøve meg litt frem med isocort, og det hjalp umiddelbart. Etter hvert kjenner man kroppen sin såpass godt at det sjelden er behov for noen prøver.
Generelt er det lite interessant å diskutere helse med fagpersoner med asperger lignende symptomer. Så jeg prøver å holde meg så langt unna medisinerne som mulig. Jeg blir i hvertfall veldig frustrert av slikt. Bytt lege hvis han/hun ikke er sammarbeidsvillig!
24 timer spyttprøve og Dr.Rind sitt temperaturkart er vel det som er blitt vanligst å bruke i diagnostiseringen av binyretretthet. Men man behandler alltid ut i fra de symptomene man har, så alle tester blir underordnet.
http://home.online.no/~meretlun/temperaturkart.htmhttp://www.drrind.com/forms/tg_samplecolor.pdfHer er tre selvtester:
TEST ONE:
To test adrenal function, take and compare two blood pressure readings-one while lying down and one while standing.
Rest for five minutes in recumbent position (lying down) before taking the reading. Stand up and immediately take
the blood pressure again. if the blood pressure is lower after standing, suspect reduced adrenal gland function.
The degree to which the blood pressure drops while standing is often proportionate to the degree of
hypoadrenalism.
(Normal adrenal function will elevate your BP on the standing reading in order to push blood to the brain.)
TEST TWO:
Another test uses the eyes. Shine a bright light like a flashlight or penlight in your eyes and hold it there for
about a minute. Carefully observe the pupil. In adrenal fatigue it will get small and then after a while it
will enlarge again or sort of flutter in it's attempt to stay constricted. In a healthy person, shining a light
in their eyes causes the pupil to constrict and stay that way as long as it is there.
TEST THREE:
Are you very sensitive to bright light? That could be a sign of adrenal fatigue. And this can also be true
if you have searing headaches along with the sensitivity.
