Hi to Everyone.
Thank you for all your feedback.
I have started having chest pains so I started on the betablockers and this has taken a bit of the pain away so it looks like the tablets are working.
Big hugs to u all and I hope you all start to feel better and have a great life.
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Get the TSI done for Graves Disease, get to a doc and get on anti-thyroid meds (if not on any at present)
It is well known that Graves and anti-thyroid meds can cause liver enzymes to go high.
Mine was over 400 at one stage (before RAI)
The Liver enzymes have to be in the 1000's before there is any severe damage.
You need to be seen by a Doc and assessed on all of the these issues.
If on anti-thyroid meds, get levels done every 3-4 weeks as you can go HYPO so very quick and doses will need to be adjusted.
Ask for FREE T3, FREE T4 to be tested and ask your Doc for a beta blocker while you are Hyper.
Hope that helps.
(Grvaes disease, Hyperthyroidism, RAI june 2008, TT Sept, 2008 (thyroid cancer detected 3 days before RAI) Pit. tumour Feb 2010 removed.
Stress from family death and allergic reaction to ..something???
BUT OTHERWISE DOING GREAT!
((((HUGS))))
I had a lot of frozen shoulders when my graves was playing up, and i also read that hyperthyroid can cause a frozen shoulder.
Hope this helps.
Nicola
My level was 53 at the start then dropped to 23 then back to 47 and now 93.
Now I'm turning a tint of yellow, I look like I have a mild suntan.
What did the doctor say about your liver?
Hi,
My tests also showed high liver ensyms as my tsh decreased.
What is your tsh, t4 level?
Hi, I thought I'd comment on some of your symptoms -- coming from my own experience and that of family members.
Hyperthyroidism definitely can cause you to get irritated and stressed at things and people that didn't bother you when your were not hyper. Do you have Graves Disease?
Liver problems are known for causing skin itching.
A heart murmer, if it is mitral valve prolaps, can cause shortness of breath, tachycardias, and chest pains.
I'd say you need to consult with specialists in each area for more information -- endocrinologist (a good thyroid specialist), cardioligist (heart), and a gastroentronolgist for your high liver enzymes to get to the bottom of the liver problem (perhaps caused by a statin?).
The body pains -- lots of things could be causing that. Beta blockers give me pains in my legs; when I am hypothyroid, my muscles and joints ache; statins, like Lipitor, can and often cause liver enzymes to rise and also cause muscle aches; rotator cuff problem in the shoulder can cause pain needing physical therapy and sometimes surgery to cure.
Then, to make matters more difficult, is the fun of getting older and having the body need more maintenance!