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Hypothyroidism and high cholesterol and High blood pressure

Dec 26, 2007 02:11PM - 1 comments
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ONe of the ways I found out that I was hypothyroid, was because I was getting high blood pressure at 36 years old, and not being overweight. A nurse told me that sometimes your blood pressure is high when your thyroid is off. Sure enough, I got diagnosed and finally got regulated on the correct dosage, after a year of gaining 2 lbs per month and eating 1000 calories a day and walking 3 miles - 5 times/ week.
Any way the blood pressure came down.
Now my cholesterol level is high, even though I eat, exercise right. I think my meds need changing, but my "lab" results come back "normal" all the time despite recent weight gain, depression and fatique!
Any body have similar results in cholesterol, and any way to reverse it? I eat oatmeal every day and work out 5 times/week.

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by td143, Apr 21, 2008 08:56PM
I have had similar issues.  The doctors will not adjust the thyroid meds because the test results are within the normal range, even though they are just barely within the range.  I have done exactly what you did, ate oatmeal and walked the same amount and continued to gain weight.  I am now on cholesterol drugs and just had a triglyceride drug added.  I wish I had a solution or at least a suggestion.  

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