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Hypo/and Hyper Thyroid Symptoms


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#16 ButtercupSarah

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Posted 03 May 2013 - 10:02 AM

My FT4 an FT3 were at the bottom 20% of my lab's normal range when I was first diagnosed hypo because of a TSH of 14 or so. I am now, 8 months later, on 125 mcg. Synthroid and my TSH at 3 something and my Free T's have moved up to the bottom 30% of my lab's normal reference range.

My free T's have always been "normal" as has my TPO Ab. Only my TSH and symptoms have been abnormal... And when I had hypo symptoms and a TSH between a 4 and 7 a few years ago, they called it all normal then. Hrmph!

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Thank you that makes me feel better! Did you feel better on the synthoid? Regain any energy?

 

I have already given up gluten and the headaches and GI are better....but the fatigue and numbness are so constant I'm losing my marbles! I don't like taking medication if I don't have to...but if it makes a difference in the fatigue and numbness then I am ALL IN! It is devastating to my work (I own a fitness studio and teach 6 days a week) and I need an answer.


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Posted 03 May 2013 - 12:56 PM

My fatigue hasn't really improved yet, no. I think I have something else causing it though, and my thyroid mess are not ideal yet.

Synthroid has helped my constipation, my hair thinning and my skin is a bit less dry.... It is a slow one treat.
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