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At 11:46 AM 8/13/97 -0400, you wrote:
>I also have "hypogammaglobulinemia" which is a long, long name for a severe
>deficiency in producing gamma globulin. I get IVs of IGg once a month, but
>it still hasn't helped with a chronic susceptibility to bacterial infections.
> Does anyone else with thyroid problems have this condition? Or a similar
>one?
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>Also, I would really like to try Armour instead of Synthroid. Does anyone
>know a doctor in Orange County, California? Or a referral source?
Patti, Armour can make a big difference. You might try telling your doctor
that
you want to try a trial (3 or 6 month, whatever you're comfortable with) of
Armour,
and if he won't prescribe it for you ask for the name of someone who will.
He probably
doesn't want to lose you as a patient over something like this.
Tell us more about the "hypogammaglobulineamia", how did you get dx'd,
symptoms, etc.
I've never heard of that before.
Alice Shawyer
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