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THYROID - DEDEMC
by seand777, Dec 17, 2008 11:51PM
Dear DEDEMC,
I sure hope you got your thyroid problems worked out by now! The symptoms from it as well as medications can be debilitating at times.
If your endo hasn't already done so, have them check for Hashimoto's Disease. It was the first thing that came to mind when you said you barely had any thyroid tissue left.
Also, about your Synthroid.... MAKE SURE you take the Medication at the EXACT times every day! Waiting an hour or longer could cause some problems.
Please keep us posted on your Health if you wouldn't mind!
Best Wishes,
Sean
(Tired of Calloused Docs who are so quick to make a wrong diagnosis and temporarily treat the SYMPTOMS instead of having the Heart or interest to find the root of the problem)
This discussion is related to Low tsh, low t3, high t4, low coritsol.
I sure hope you got your thyroid problems worked out by now! The symptoms from it as well as medications can be debilitating at times.
If your endo hasn't already done so, have them check for Hashimoto's Disease. It was the first thing that came to mind when you said you barely had any thyroid tissue left.
Also, about your Synthroid.... MAKE SURE you take the Medication at the EXACT times every day! Waiting an hour or longer could cause some problems.
Please keep us posted on your Health if you wouldn't mind!
Best Wishes,
Sean
(Tired of Calloused Docs who are so quick to make a wrong diagnosis and temporarily treat the SYMPTOMS instead of having the Heart or interest to find the root of the problem)
This discussion is related to Low tsh, low t3, high t4, low coritsol.
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