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Itchy eyes
I recently raised my armour dose and my eyes are itchy. I do not have allergies and have never had this problem before. Just wondering if its possibly related to thyroid. I hate to blame everything on thyroid, but just thought I'd ask.
Thanks for your idea. I will have to consider that.
I have also read that during the titration process, it's not uncommon for symptoms to temporarily worsen or for new ones to arise. I was wondering if itchy eyes was a "new one" that might go away on its own in a few weeks. I guess I will wait and see. If not, I may need to switch brands or have it custom compounded.
I have also read that during the titration process, it's not uncommon for symptoms to temporarily worsen or for new ones to arise. I was wondering if itchy eyes was a "new one" that might go away on its own in a few weeks. I guess I will wait and see. If not, I may need to switch brands or have it custom compounded.
That is hard not to do...I find myself blaming everything on thyroid. Until the doctor said let's check this and shocks me!
Sorry you have itchy eyes. I am on Armour and have not had a reaction.
Have you looked into the fillers or Armour? Maybe you do have any allergy you didn't know about.
Sorry you have itchy eyes. I am on Armour and have not had a reaction.
Have you looked into the fillers or Armour? Maybe you do have any allergy you didn't know about.
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