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Has anyone in here had a painfulPainful menstrual periodsgoiterChronic thyroiditis (hashimoto’s disease) Goiter Graves disease Toxic nodular goiter that not only hurts to touch it but also interferes with swallowingPainful swallowing Swallowing difficulty causing pain and making more solid foods difficult to swallow feeling like they are going to get stuck. If so please let me know what the solution is... My GP said it was just a normalNormal saline flush part of dealing with Hypothyroidism and that it would get better when the meds got my levels back to normalNormal saline flush... Is this true or do I need to see an Endocrinologist about this ASAP. My GP also never even mentioned an endo and only stated that they would set up an appt with one if I wanted them to. They act like I am just being to sensitive to what is going on but I feel it is more to this than that. Everything I have read on Thyroid problems says most goitersChronic thyroiditis (hashimoto’s disease) Goiter Graves disease Toxic nodular goiter are painless. Yet I am experiencing some severe pain with mine to the point where sometimes in the morning it hurts so bad that I wake up at 5 am and can't get back to sleep without taking some pain meds I usually reserve for pain with my Multiple Sclerosis.
I had/have on and off "soreness" and I have been using ibuprofen and sometimes Advid PM at night to help. I mostly take it for the swelling and funky feeling I get with my neck and ear - it helps some, maybe it would help you. Hope you feel better soon! ~Kim