Thyroid Disorders Community
This patient support community is for discussions relating to thyroid issues, goiter, Graves disease, Hashimoto's Thyroiditis, Human Growth Hormone (HGH), hyperthyroid, hypothyroid, metabolism, parathyroid, pituitary gland, thyroiditis, and thyroid Stimulating Hormone (TSH).
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I have been on my Levothyroxine for 3 weeks.
The first week, I felt a bit crazy, jittery when I tried to lay down to...
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By leilajax Feb 26, 2013
I asked my pcp if she could order a 24 hr. saliva adrenal test and was told that she couldn't (or wouldn't) order it ...
By Puresoul34 12 minutes
Does anyone have the same problem with Levothyroxine and losing weight? I don't understand what's going on, my doctor...
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By dreeftwppd 9 hours
ok, am definitely crashing. I am getting a pattern of symptoms that I have not gotten for two years, and it's kicking...
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How high can TSH levels get before they are life threatening?
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By goingunder369 12 hours
Hi. I am a 51 year old female that was diagnosed with hypothyroidism at the age of 35. Over the past year my levels...
By Sarah1945 Jun 17, 2013
Hi,
I need some help/input regarding my most recent lab results and next steps. I have had Hashi's for years.
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I have been on Tirosint since November but I could not last longer than 10 days in a row on it. Why? Because it gave...
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By Moondog1117 6 hours
I'm new here and am having difficulty navigating and using this site. Please forgive me if I'm posting in the wrong...
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By Georgiamama Jun 16, 2013
I was diagnosed with subacute thyroiditis by an Endocrinologist in March after being extremely sick for a month.
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By mulligan2525 13 hours
I was hoping to get some opinions. I currently upped my armour dose from 45 to 60 mgs. My last labs from 3 weeks ag...
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Hi ALL! I am starting my 6th week of Tirosint. I have to say that I feel great and no longer have that foggy feelin...
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By dolbydriver 21 hours
After 5 weeks on 162 mcg levo , today I got the lab results . TSH at 0.08 mcUl/ml , with the reference range .35 - 5 ...
By morganadel Jun 17, 2013
So, I had my gallbladder taken out about a year and a half ago because it stopped functioning properly. I think the h...
By gizmoesgirl 15 hours
Below are my labs from October 2012 through June 11, 2013. I am still having extreme exhaustion, tired muscles, mood...
By scaredsilly91 Jun 17, 2013
What causes TSH labs to change? I have been on the same dose of levothyroxine for three years and my thyroid went fro...
By Appled May 29, 2013
TSH 3.28 mIu/l (0.35-5.5)
Free Thyroxine 19.4 pmol/l (10.3-19.7)
They won't test my FT3. It's within the "normal"...
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By Babs118 Apr 28, 2013
Hi, there is anyone else having to deal with this Levoxyl recall? I have had hypothyroidism for 18 years. Diagnosed w...
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By Mozartcowgirl Jun 17, 2013
Hi everyone...
My endo would like me to try a new a thyroid drug called Tirosint.
I have heard that due to its eas...
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