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I just had the doc test my thyroid hormones, I told him he should test for antibodies and he was a smarty pants in saying you will show something if it affecting your thyroid hormone but I read every where else that that is not always the case, my old endo ignored these classic symptoms and my symptoms of major anxiety and balled it all up with I was too emotinally unstable to handle a pump...and insulin pump....something is wrong with me, I am sickly getting too thin, I have upped my calories and carbs just to gain weight, it doesn't work, I get mad if I am cold, and my moods are extremely horrible, my sex drive is way down....I just don't know what to do....
I don't have insurance, so i don't know what options I have is this doc, see's nothing wrong with my thyroid, am I being to quick to judge, because this is not me....I have never been the same after my last son, ever, the diabetes or my overall feelings about life, and everything else.....The anxiety is the worst and the insulin sensitivty that I all of a sudden have is not normal, you can't heal type 1 diabetes, and I read that you can use less insulin if your thyroid is off...
Tell me I am not crazy.....I just want to feel better....
You're not crazy. Many, many endos can be experts at diabetes but not thyroid problems. Many women on this site first experienced thyroid problems after the birth of a child. Something about the hormone changes must affect the thyroid and vice a versa (my thyroid problems affected my ovarian cysts).
You do have classic thyroid (hyper) symptoms. Please find an endo who specializes in thyroids. While you may not have insurance your thyroid condition needs to be treated - especially since it's affecting your insulin and mood.
If you post where you live there may be those on this forum who know of a good thyroid specialist in your area.
You do have classic thyroid (hyper) symptoms. Please find an endo who specializes in thyroids. While you may not have insurance your thyroid condition needs to be treated - especially since it's affecting your insulin and mood.
If you post where you live there may be those on this forum who know of a good thyroid specialist in your area.
Hang in there - you're not crazy!