I had a good chuckle about Thyroidectomy and sweating....it's not menopause and I suffered something awful off and on for about a year until my Endo listened to my complaint I was on 112mcg synthyroid and I was having allergic reaction to this pill ...it was a nightmare and I was menopausal 15 yrs prior to my thyroidectomy it was way worse. When do you see your Endo? How much and what are you taking for your hormone?
Hello I just had TT 2/2/16 didn't start sweating until yesterday 3/4/16 body was so hot felt like I have a fever called Dr.they put me on antibiotics because I said I felt feverish and they said it could be an infection....but really bothers me is the spitting all the time ewwww so unlady like does anyone have a clue how long the spitting last
I had a partial thyroidectomy performed in 2008 and it was cancer. I had the total thyroidectomy done about 2 weeks ago and I am having this hot feeling, week and dizziness from time to time. My sleeps in the nights are a "nightmare" as its very uncomfortable to sleep due to the excessive sweat, which I did not experience prior to the surgery.
I also have some heart palpitation from time to time and my GP had to change the BP medicine as well.
I had my thryoid removed a couple of years ago, and believed me, the sweating hasn't stopped. Its quite embarrassing to have sweat soaked clothing from just minimal activity such as walking or just plain breathing. I'm burning up all the time, sweaters or any longed sleeved clothing have been removed from my wardrobe.
Sorry to hear about your Graves and the RAI. I just wanted to say that life after doesn't have to be hell. The most important thing for you to understand about and locate is a good thyroid doctor. By that I mean one that will treat a hypo patient clinically, by testing and adjusting the biologically active thyroid hormones, which are Free T3 and Free T4 (not the same as Total T3 and Total T4), without being constrained by resultant TSH levels. Symptom relief should be all important, not just test results. Test results after RAI will be valuable mainly to track Free T3 and Free T4 as meds are adjusted to relieve symptoms.
You can get some good insight from this letter written by a good thyroid doctor for patients that he sometimes consults with from a distance. The letter is then sent to the PCP of the patient to help guide treatment.
http://hormonerestoration.com/files/ThyroidPMD.pdf
wow, just stumbled on this forum and thankful I did. I was just diagnosed with Graves disease (hyperthyroidism) and seems like many of the hypo and hyper symptoms are the same. The heat my body is putting out is something I would have never believed. You feel like your burning up from the inside out and can't do much of anything to make it stop. The sweating starts and it just begins to pour from my back, neck, stomach and under my breasts. Not only unbearable but makes it impossible to work outside the home. The sweat is so bad it makes sweat marks on the back and front of my shirt both. Going to bed and sleeping thru the night is only possible with the medication my Dr. has given me and that is a relaxer. I could not make it without it. I am just so frustrated because the next step in my treatment is supposed to be radioactive iodine to kill the thyroid. From what I am reading here not making me well but just creating a life time of this hell plus weight gain. With my hyper I can't gain weight and with they hypo you can't lose it. WHY are doctors not treating the underlying cause of this instead of just messing with the thyroid. This is a auto immune disease I have and want THAT treated but they seem to not know how to do that. I am so sorry anyone has to live with these conditions and only we can truly understand this nightmare. TREAT MY DISEASE not just my symptoms!! I want to keep my thyroid!
I had a complete thyroidectocy and dissection of ten lympnodes two weeks ago today. I am diagnosed with Thyroid cancer with involvement of all ten lympnodes. I will have radioactive iodine treatment in March.
I am on 200mcg of levothyroxin I do have a light case of hot flashes and occassional night sweats.
I would suggest to you who seem to be having an extreme reaction of night sweats, the heat in your body, and hot flashes, to go to another Dr. for a second opion. It really is best to do this for all things in life, so why not your health. I don't think you should be having these extreme rections. And it seems that your thyroid subscription is too low. So, go get a second opion from another specialist.
Also try to look on the bright side, you could have another type of cancer that is incurable.
had parathyroid removed 5 weeks ago,. feeling 100 degrees at all times day and night i think it is getting worse had calcium checked because of chest pain it was ok dont know if this hot haze is related but it is doing my head in -2 here and i am wearing a strappy top AND I CANT STAND THE HEATING ON ANYONE FEELING THE SAME????????????????????
I just had my TT on Friday and yesterday my head and arms felt as if they was asleep?.....I've been taking the calcium suplements but it doesnt seem to be working the only relief is sleep? any ideas...before I left the hospital on Sat the doctor said my calcium levels were fine and to be on the look out forf numbness around my lips and fingers but this is all over my body ...just wierd feeling...
I'm so glad I found this site. So many things to talk about. I was recently diagnosed with hyperthyroidism. But my symptoms are closer to hypothyroidism. I have been going through the night sweats for weeks now. But it only lasts for about 5-10 min. Thought I was going through menopause!
I am so sorry you are going thru this .. and you are right @ 24 it stinks .. not even near hot flashes but just think that now you have an idea where you may be in 25 yrs ::: wink wink ::: .. all kidding aside, this must be awful .. I have what you describe but it only lasts a few mins and levels off .. this thyroid stuff stinks doesn't it .. it is ok to vent here .. you go right ahead ok? So TSH is a 7 .. should be cold, eh? not hot ?
C~
I didn't know about the cup thing ... I thought it was "just" a part of my 20 lb wt. gain and it took me months to find a bra that I found comfortable .. it was very very annoying .. hmmmm again I say, hmmmmm!!!
C~
Yes this is a great sight.You come here anytime.I feel so much better after I check the boards and see all my new friends posts.
I hope I can help in some small way to ease others pain of this thyroid thing by sharing my experiences.We have been to hell and back and most folks dont understand what we are going through.
Keep posting on you progress.WE will be here for you.
Love Venora
Thanks Venora. :( I am just soo soo sad. :( I cant stand how hot I am. I have another ice bag on my wrists right now.
Thanks Venora. :( I am just soo soo sad. :( I cant stand how hot I am. I have another ice bag on my wrists right now.
I have been hot since waay before my surgery but if you take my temp it always reads around 97.Definatly on the hypo side.I am hoping to level out on the synthroid/cytomel combo.I will keep you posted when I start my meds up again.I know I was feeling good again on the this combo befroe i had to stop for the RAI.
Oh did I tell you about another side effect of hypo?
MY boobs have gone from a c to a D cup and they are like they were befroe I had kids.Hubby is enjoying this side effect.LOL
You arent alone sis .come here anytime. we are here for you.
Love Venora
they thought that maybe they overdosed me and i had my tsh checked and its 7 right now. so im hypo but i feel so hyper. i hate this. :(
venora, how long have you been hot????? does it ever go away?????
I am hot all time.Even in hypohell i am hot.I keep waiting for the cold feeling to get here but it never does.
It will get better I promise.Remember you just had a major surgery and you body is trying to help itself heal.and you know what else I do? ..... I have a cold one... or two.
Hang in there kiddo.All will be well soon.
Love Venora
I am sitting here with cool rags and a bag of ice on my head. I wish I never had this stupid thyroidectomy.
Actually, yes at times I feel hot...I was walking around work today fanning myself when others felt fine...I think it's the hormones...
I know you said you are sweating, but do you feel hot??
I dont think I can wait 6 weeks for this. :( I am so miserable. I cant sleep because I am up all night burning up.
I'm right there with ya girlfriend! I had my TT three weeks ago today and since the surgery, I've been waking up in the mornings with drenched pj's. I have my good days and I have bad ones. I went back to work yesterday and was fine, but exhausted by the pm. It was a struggle to get showered and go to work today...could be because I woke up at 2am sweating and crying for no reason?! I've been told nothing can be done until the 6 week mark, when bloodwork will be done to check thyroid levels. I'm just counting down the weeks and taking the good days when they come. Thank goodness for this forum...It's great to know that I'm not the only one going through this stuff! Hang in there!
The sweating that I have is all day, not just night time. I feel hot all the time. Someone, help me. :( I dont want to live the rest of my life like this. I feel awful.