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Hashimotos Thyroiditis
Does anyone know if Hashimoto's Thyroiditis can cause pain in the neck where your thyroid is?
And does anyone know how long it might take for hashimotos thyroditis to "Burn itself out"?
And does anyone know how long it might take for hashimotos thyroditis to "Burn itself out"?
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Hi I was wondering what the followup was with your condition. Thyroid conditions run in my family and last time I went to the doctor my TSH was 3.59 and they told me I was completely normal. Then a year later, my thyroid suddenly enlarged a bit and I had a six month period of hyperthyroid symtpoms! It was seriously like exactly six months, then nothing. I was wondering with Hashimoto's, if you swing into hyperthyroid mode...how long does it last? I'm trying to figure out what this random six month ordeal was with all my crazy symptoms and random anxiety I've never had before. My thyroid is still large. The right side feels larger than the left. I wonder, with a nodule if that's what I have, if that would cause hyper symptoms for just six months? Should I expect something to trigger it? Is it done now?
The pain I have is very bad and has even woke me up at night. I have lost my voice and at times it has been hard to swallow. I have a nodule on one side but the pain seems to be on both right and left.
I was told that people with Hashimotos can expect it to burn itself out and then problems of the up and down readings on TSH are easier to regulate.
Have you heard anything on this?
I was told that people with Hashimotos can expect it to burn itself out and then problems of the up and down readings on TSH are easier to regulate.
Have you heard anything on this?
Sorry, the thyroid has affected my ability to type lately ...... I meant to type I do have on and off burning pain..... sorry.
LOL - I just LOVE your screen name. Welcome and I would love to know when my thyroid-itis will burn out as well! I do have one and off burning pain with mine too along with aches all over. I wish you the best and hope you find answers. I just really could not pass up your name. Welcome to the club! -K
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