I take Levothroid and have been put on prednisone twice for inflammation. I took the 14 day course where you gradually decrease dosage.
I never had problems, BUT I believe everyone is different.
MY endo would give you an icreased dose. How lets oyu get to the bottom of the range.
Is it an endo? An increase could help. The Synthroid certainly seems to have helped the nausea and dizziness.
How long have you been at 2.1? Another factor is time. I just got to 0.93 and am still dizzy. I won't judge whether this is thyroid related until 8 weeks or more go by.
The ATA recommends your TSH be between 0.5 and 2. You are just over that mark and with normal fluctuation, may be even higher at times.
My last TSH was 2.1 which I think is a little high for me. (My Dr. disagrees) I had not a really bad episode with the nausea and dizziness since I have been on Synthroid, just still fatigued and weak.
I also get the dizziness and moition sickness. My TSH was never over 6. It is now 0.93 and I am waiting to see improvement in this area.
What is your current TSH?
Thanks for the post.
You know, as the rhuematologist was popping the shots in I reminded him that I was hypo and on on synthroid.
It looks like they would warn you, or give you some caution, or do they just not know? I have pretty good faith in my fellow man, so I do not want to think they just don't care.
Gets kinda hard sometimes.
I am feeling better today-was able to ride in vehicle a little ways to friends b'day party. I am still so very fatigued though. I hope the shots effects wares off soon.
Again, thanks for reply. I will be better prepared next time.
Oh boy -- yes there is!!
Any steriods will efefct your meds for thyroid and ususally it hits just as you explained..
I took it last year and found myself so hypo it took weeks to pull out of it after I was finished with the med.
There is research on this - just google it up and you will find a ton of it.
Now I won't go on it anymore unless it is absolutely necessary