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I was diagnosed with addison's disease and hypothyroidism four years ago- My addison's has been very stable for the last two years. Have you been diagnosed with any new autoimmune conditions, if so what? How long have you had addison's disease? Have you had bone density checks? (I have not) What were the circumstances leading up to your diagnoses? I am on cortisone-62 mg a day of cortisone, .1 mg of florinef, and .75mg of synthroid.(eltroxin) I have Addisons also with Hypothyroidism (2 years diagnosed) and I haven't developed any new auto-immune diseases. i am not with addison disease,,,but i can tell u something important ,,the bone densit is important becoz steroids replacement cause osteoporosis,,regarding autoimmune diseases,,u have 2 ,,,u r in risk of more,,,diabetus,,,vitiligo,,and hypopituitarism,,,just some backgroud info ,,i am an ophthalmologist ,,,u need a endocrinologist to follow up on regulariy ,,,( u r on hydrocortisone and thyroxine?)thyroxine has no side effects ,.,,so be safe ,,regarding the dose u mentioned its low ,,isnt high ,and weak steroid not potent one,sounds very safe ,.,,but for your own reassurance,,take the bone density at least now ,,to make sure its fine,,,also your blood pressure ,,blood sugar ,,,from your picture u dont look to have apparent moon face ,,,,, |
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