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611475 tn?1221240855

Is Dizziness related?

Just really really confused about what i feel. I had mentioned earlier my symptoms in a post last week, i am going back again for bloodwork this week, but, have recently been feeling very dizzy (off and on) I have always had low blood pressure, even throughout my pregnancy. Anyways, any input would be helpful, i dont get to see a Dr. till the 18th but feel as though i am falling apart and have a 9mth old to take care off. Thanks!
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I was off my synthroid  1 week.  But when I had labs that showed my TSH being normal it was 5 days later.  So yes the synthroid was totally out of my system, and had labs at my Primary after being back on my synthroid 1 week cutting it in half showed my TSH was then HIGH.  I don't rember going through this when I first got on my synthroid back in October I guess she caught it before symptoms started.
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You must have started your Synthroid back in October before you had any serious symptoms.  Or back then, you were used to not feeling well from being slightly hypo for a while, and you started feeling progressively better after the Synthroid.  Now, you're "crashing" from the lack of thyroid support.
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Yes, I feel like I'm crashing.  I was being treated for 3 months, I was HYPER, but had the antibodies for Hashi's, then when I went for routine labs in October, she called and said she was starting me on Synthroid that my thyroid had slowed down.  So, I never got to experience hypo symptoms ever, and now I am.  I mean I feel so down and physically tired, I feel the worst ever in my life, all over bad.
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It will take a bit of time, but you'll start feeling a little better every day.  I'm hypo, but have been overmedicated and therefore hyper briefly...I'll take hypo and day!!!
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Thanks for listening.  It's nice to know someone is out there.
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1670226 tn?1334252274
im just curious..why would you prefer to be hypo than hyper..,i was just diagnosed to be hyper..so im new to this..
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