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Neck pain..
Hi everyone. I am on armour 150mcg and have had 2 tsh/t3 tests over the last 5 months. My doctor considers it "balanced" and wants to check again in 6 months. However, my neck aches frequently!! I did have a ct scan which revealed nodules, but they were not large enough for concern.. i'm starting to get worried now with the neckpain, and am inbetween insurance atm. Anyone else with similar experience?
Your thyroid test results and reference ranges??????
Yes, time for another ultrasound test for nodules.
Yes, time for another ultrasound test for nodules.
Please post those thyroid test results, and their reference ranges, that your doctor considers "balanced".
For info, some of our members have reported that taking moderate amount of selenium has helped with neck discomfort. The selenium seems to have a calming effect on the Hashi's antibodies. Here's a couple of old posts on this.
laura1967
May 28, 2009
To: kyrela
The most important supplements to take are the following:
Good multi vitamin (I prefer whole food source)
B complex at least twice a day
Vit C twice per day
selenium is helpful to some....not more than 200 mcg per day
Barb135
May 28, 2009
I take selenium and magnesium, along with vitamin C. The selenium helps with the swelling and pain in my neck (keeps the antibodies from raging so much). Magnesium helps with the muscle/joint pain.
For info, some of our members have reported that taking moderate amount of selenium has helped with neck discomfort. The selenium seems to have a calming effect on the Hashi's antibodies. Here's a couple of old posts on this.
laura1967
May 28, 2009
To: kyrela
The most important supplements to take are the following:
Good multi vitamin (I prefer whole food source)
B complex at least twice a day
Vit C twice per day
selenium is helpful to some....not more than 200 mcg per day
Barb135
May 28, 2009
I take selenium and magnesium, along with vitamin C. The selenium helps with the swelling and pain in my neck (keeps the antibodies from raging so much). Magnesium helps with the muscle/joint pain.
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