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Help Graves or Methimazole Celiacs: constant moving/twitching?
Please please please help. I don’t know what’s happening. This occurred years ago when I was on an antidepressant- and removal of the drug made it go away. Now... it’s back.
The best way to describe it is: It’s an electrical feeling in my brain, twitching, urge to constantly move, severe anxiety, etc. I see some people get it when they’re starting a new medication, (Ie: anti-depressants) or withdrawing from one (Ie: benzos) - but that’s not my situation. What on earth is causing this?
I have celiacs, hyperthyroidism/Graves and just started Methimazole (is it another adverse effect of Methimazole? I don’t see it in the literature) and take 10mg Atenalol as needed tor heart palpitations.
Is this an effect of autoimmune responses when accidentally consuming Gluten?
The best way to describe it is: It’s an electrical feeling in my brain, twitching, urge to constantly move, severe anxiety, etc. I see some people get it when they’re starting a new medication, (Ie: anti-depressants) or withdrawing from one (Ie: benzos) - but that’s not my situation. What on earth is causing this?
I have celiacs, hyperthyroidism/Graves and just started Methimazole (is it another adverse effect of Methimazole? I don’t see it in the literature) and take 10mg Atenalol as needed tor heart palpitations.
Is this an effect of autoimmune responses when accidentally consuming Gluten?
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