Yes! I have been on it almost a year. I was hypo for about 5 months before I was treated I had just figured it was a result of my body finally getting some TSH, yet I'm a year into synthroid and I still have dizziness. I'm glad its not just me!
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Please provide recent thyroid test results with reference ranges. Ranges vary lab to lab, so they have to come from your own lab report.
It sounds like you are under medicated or on the wrong meds. How much Levoxyl do you take?
Did you have a TT or RAI?
Sorry, I hit a button I wasn't finished, my TSH levels were so messed up I had to go back to the Drs. Every other week for blood I am on levoxyl, my Doc said the was just at the border line so, we just have to watch it now, he changed the level of my meds. Well, I'll tell you I have been dizzy, low body temp, freezing, nausea and in all the years of having this this has never happened. I think it' s the thyroid not the meds, I asked the do. What was causing my body temp to drop he said my thyroid / Tsh levels that's why we have to keep an eye on them
I've had hypothyroidism for years, my tsh levels were so off it took
Its common after surgery to feel fine for weeks and then crash. The gland was removed but the hormones are still afloat through the body.
Being monitored only as a TSH thyroid patients has errors and without the gland present - regardless of surgery or RAI - the benefits of getting the free T3 and Free T4 labs - being treated on a symptom base level and adding in a direct T3 medication or a combo med could end this dizzy battle for all of you.
Get the frees checked and medicated on those labs - not the TSH.
3 weeks on synthroid....got very dizzy, and got sick. I never had this happen.
i felt like i just got off a ride.
I wouldn't notice. I'm dizzy anyway. All these years I had no idea thyroid could have anything to do with it. I just kept thinking I had probably been holding my breath or something. But I haven't become more dizzy.
DIZZY! I had my Thyroid removed about a year ago. Thought it was cancer, but turned out fine. I felt 10 years younger for about 3 weeks then CRASHED! I have been on Synthroid ever since. My meds were recently increased because my TSH level was low and have been dizzy and extremely tired ever since! Not sure if it's the Synthroid or new estrogen with testosterone I just started taking. (Had a hysterectomy 5 years ago and have .006 estrogen. Going back for blood work next month and am trying to see if it levels off.
Thank you very much for your reply. :) My doctor says that my TSH looked good and in the normal range the last time it was checked. I guess that I need to wait longer and hopefully like yours it starts to go away.
Yes it made me very dizzy too,,from the third day I was on it I had brain fog,and dizzy apon walking and standing,,The dizzyness may go away after your TSH has gotten in a normal range for some time,,My range is normal now for about 4 months and the dizzyness is just starting to subside,,,I feel your greef,,,