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It really depends whether you are currently hypothyroid and just starting meds or just switched to Synthroid from some other med. I agree with Stella if you are just starting. It takes a while to get rid of the hypo symptoms. But if it's been six weeks or more, you're labs are good, and you're experiencing joint pain, ask for another med. You may be sensitive to one of the fillers in Synthroid.