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numbness in arms and legs

my arms and legs start going numb after walking for a little while or i start to get dizzy and really bad headaches  i have gotten my meds  but i am wondering  if not having my meds could have caused this or if i could be something else
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nurselpn

ty very mucj for all your help  and yes i was able to get to the site. my easter was really great spent the day with my inlaws  so i had a total blast  love them very much  ty for both  sites  i am looking atthe outher one also
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This is a good site to learn about thyroid disease. It's a free course.

http://www.suite101.com/lesson.cfm/18912/2310


Hypothyroidism  

Now, for the list

weakness,
fatigue or lethargy,
confusion or memory impairment,
brittle hair and/or nails,
extremities are sensitive to cold,
generalized intolerance to the cold,
flaky skin,
swollen, puffy cheeks, face, hands, feet eyelids,
unintentional weight gain,
slow pulse and/or low blood pressure,
decreased or nonexistent libido,
abnormal, infrequent or heavy menstrual cycles,
sluggishness, especially of movements,
infertility or miscarriage,
high cholesterol,
aches, pains and stiffness in joints,
carpal tunnel syndrome.
Wait! I forgot to mention that you may feel moody, depressed or sad. That
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eeyore121

I don't think he connected you with your prior post.

I'm so glad you got your meds. :-) I don't know if you noticed but there is some more posts on your question below. Yes, those symptoms you mentioned are associated with hypothyroidism along with many others. It problably won't do any good to get your TSH tested right now but you show have it done in about 8 weeks to see where your at.
Were you ever able to get into that web sight I gave you?

Have a great Easter, Eeyore, & God Bless you & your family, Jean
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i have not had my meds in 4 moths
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Please post in general -- likely not thyroid med related unless levels are significantly off.
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