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Always thirsty, but it's not diabetes

My thyroid levels have been too low for a long time because I can't find a decent doctor. The last several months I have a new symptom, my throat is constantly dry, as are my nose and eyes. I drink water all the time, but my throat is still very dry and I feel like I could pass out, like I'm severely dehydrated. My mouth isn't dry though, that has plenty of saliva. Is this all thyroid related. I've been hypothyroid with Hashi's and undertreated for over a year.

I don't have diabetes. I've been tested. I am hypoglycemic though.
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1013194 tn?1296459481
Could be related as in maybe a goiter which can interfere with breathing causing a dry throat, i had a dry throat for months till my meds were worked out...
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If it's not thyroid related, what do you think it could be?
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97953 tn?1440865392
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This is not likely thyroid related - would make sure the TSH is in target range on medication (if you have hypothyroid like you suggested) -- goal TSH: 0.3-2.5
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