Why do i feel so tired and run down

[A_G09]

Strange- got my blood test results back yest -as i got a full blood count done thinking i was lacking in something with the way i have been feeling , really run down ,tired , no ENERGY etc etc and they came back normal , find it strange why iam feeling the way i am ......Even my thyroid showed normal with the carbimazole iam taking , confused to why iam feeling like this could be the side effect to the Carbimazole :( Any you thyroid people feel the same ???? xx hugs

[A_G09]

I dont understand it either dont think the women on the phone knew what i was asking for , al try again lol thanks , maybe t3  12 and tsh 1.2 , aww i dont know lol xxx al keep u posted

[crankyonmeth99]

? ? ?  
What is the ref. range for your TSH?  Because they are different everywhere.
What is your Free T3 & Free T4,  and the ref. ranges?
I don't understand what you mean when you're referring to Free Level 12.

[A_G09]

Free Level 12
TSH- 1.2

[A_G09]

Free Level is 12
THS is 1.2

[crankyonmeth99]

I also went Hypo after too much Methimazole, which is very normal.  I definately think you can still be feeling the effects of Carbimazole. I feel, the side effects  from Methimazole can be just as intense as chemo side effects. It' a very strong drug.
I'm with gimel, if you can post your blood work, dates, and med dosages, we can compare. Please check out my journal on July 13, 2010. This is my blood work & meds to date. Hang in there !

[A_G09]

Yea that would be handy , i just called the doc and they gave me the results over the phone and said it was showing 'normal' i had nothing to be concerned about , as my last result i had went abit hypo with too much carbimazole , so they reduced it , i will get the results after the bank holiday wkend :) thanks x

[gimel]

Just being anywhere within the so-called "normal" ranges does not assure feeling okay for many thyroid patients.  The ranges are too broad and people are too different.  It would be helpful if you would post the actual results and reference ranges shown on the lab report, so that members can help interpret and advise.