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vitamin D deficient?
I have all the textbook symptoms of hypothyroid, but when tested, my levels were not low. However,I am severely vitamin D deficient. A complete metabolic panel was done along with checking they thyroid and checking for anemia. I am sceptical that a vitamin D deficiency can cause the hair loss, weight gain, extreme fatigue and mood swings I am having. Can it?
I am not sure of the actual numbers, but should have all the results tomorrow. I am curious to see what my actual numbers are for thyroid as I understand even on the low end can cause problems in some people. Doc also wants to put me on prozac, but i am reluctant to start it. I think I will do the vitamin D thing first and see if the depression gets better. Thanks for your help.
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