(If I posted this twice I apologize, posting is confusing)
Dr- I have been sick for almost five months now. Prior to all of this, I was a perfectly healthy 19 year old girl. On February 13 I went to the emergency because of out nowhere I felt as if a huge golf ball had become lodged in my throat. In the following weeks, I developed a whole host of strange symptoms including intense body aches, extreme fatigue, weight loss (20 pounds in a month), hair loss, diarrhea, chills, insomnia, muscle twitches, and overall weakness to name a few. No one could find anything wrong with me until about two months later when they tested my thyroid. Over the next month or so my symptoms pretty much went from textbook hyper symptoms to textbook hypo symptoms.
These have been my results thus far-
March- TSH 1.35
April 24- TSH: 0.02 (with high normal T3 and T4, can't remember exactly) & Thyroglobulin Antibodies 432, TPO antibodies 16
May 28- TSH: 28.1 (with low T3 and T3) & Thyroid ultra sound showed a "simple goiter consistent with thyroiditis"
I also think it is worth mentioning that a test for mycoplasma pnuemonia came back with IGG and IGM antibodies both extremely elevated. Prior to this all happening, my chest had been feeling tight and sore but since it was winter I chalked it up to being a common cold.
I have since been put on 60 mg Armour Thyriod and was almost feeling 'normal" when last week all of my "hyper" symptoms seemed to start coming back full force.
So basically my questions are these-
1. Does this sound like some form of acute or subacute thyroiditis given my very recent history of an upper respiratory infection, or more of an autoimmune condition?
2. Why would these "hyper" symptoms be coming back after I was finally starting to feel better?
3. What can I do to make this lump feeling in my throat go away as it is extremely annoying
Any input on this would be greatly appreciated as I have apparently baffled every doctor around here