Carla, I guess you haven't had any luck getting in to the endo on a cancellation, huh? I'm sorry about that, but it's not too far off now. Please let us know about your antibody tests - at least that's a start and if they are positive, you have something to go on.
Well it's getting closer to appt. time. It sure take time to investigate all these angles.
I'm glad to hear that cytomel has helped you some - but I am sure you want to
clear the other symptons up...............hopefully my antibody test will come back
tomorrow.,
best to you, will be checking in with you to see how you are doing with your
new endeavors.,
best to you,
Barb,
Carla
I take cytomel also along with my T4 med. It's also been a Godsend for me. I does start working right away, but even at that it can still take time to alleviate all the symptoms. After 9 months on it, my symptoms have not all gone away. I'm still dealing with fatigue, constipation, etc and beginning to wonder if I need to look in a different direction to find the cause.
I have an appt tomorrow with a new pcp --- am hoping it goes well and I can get some more tests run..........
sorry my comprehension must be impaired for sure I thought you meant my psychiatrist,
I doubt that this new endo would do that without ever seeing my first......my error
Laura sorry, This new endo hopefully won't disappoint me he should know his stuff.
I could try to do that - not sure if he would or not...........Don't know if he is familiar with
dispensing that type of treatment...................good idea....
thanks so much,
Carla
The Cytomel was a Godsend for me! It took symptoms away immediately. Free T3 is the most active form of thyroid hormone. free t4 converts to free t3
A lot of thyroid patients depression is relieved by T3 meds added to their T4 meds, as well. Didn't your psychiatrist write you a script to take knowing your t3 level is soooo low????
I would fax over your results with a note to your endo asking for T3 meds now.....not later.