Thyroid disease can mock bipolar symptoms totally. Mood stability is a hard one to get under control.
Vit D depletion is also a biggy too with thyroid. Vit D is the "happy hormone".
When I was symptomatic with Hashi's, I was irritable and short tempered most of the time, I don't know if it was the stress from the Insomnia that it caused or Frustration from the Depression and the "Brain Fog"
although after I started taking Vitamin B Complex and a sleep aid, My mood did improve a lot. I would also have the Vitamin levels checked, it seems that many thyroid sufferers have Vitamin deficiency issues. Good Luck FTB4
I know that when my thyroid levels are off I tend to get moody and short tempered.
He needs to have his thyroid labs done: TSH, Free T4 and Free T3. All 3 of these tests are very important.
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Hi Myrna,
Perhaps he should get his TSH bloodwork levels checked. Did they ever check them after the surgery? 20% of those who have had a partial never regain full function of the intact side. It's possible his labs are wayyyy off and that can contribute to hypo symptms but not being a doctor, I cannot say with any certainty if anger is a part of that but everybody is different and I'd have ck'd out by a doc for sure.
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Did he take the calcium bcz his parathyroids were not right?
May I ask why he had the partial?