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It may be a dosage issue that is causing your symptoms. I'm not a doctor but I would suggest that you make an appointment and ask them to check your levels again. I had my thyroid removed due to cancer almost 2 years ago.
Most importantly, make sure they check free T3, free T4T4 test and then TSHPituitary and tsh Tsh. Then get a copy of the results and post the actual numbers and reference ranges.
It may be a dosage issue that is causing your symptoms. I'm not a doctor but I would suggest that you make an appointment and ask them to check your levels again. I had my thyroid removed due to cancer almost 2 years ago.