I’m so frustrated! ??? I feel insanely tired all the time, and I have all symptoms of hypo, all my other lab tests results are normal except for tsh which is a 7. It used to be a 10 when I was going through a very stressful time 3 years ago, but now it’s still high even though I have no stress. Doctors solution: eat well, sleep, exercise - I do all but my tsh levels haven’t become normal in 3 years… submitted by /u/BrushFrequent1128 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

As far as additives and what not which medicine has the least amount of additives? submitted by /u/alostbutton [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

So I've recently upped my dosage and had some positive changes that seem like I'm on the right path, but I have also seem to be having some menstrual changes which could indicate I'm taking too much? My period last month was very short(only two days, my normal before thyroid issues was 3-4 days). This months period seems to be arriving a week early, a 23 day overall cycle compared to my normal 28-30 day cycle. Are period disruptions normal with an increase? Should I wait and see if it levels out or would it be worth it to seek a blood test again? Three weeks ago my TSH came in at .79( ref ran ..read more

It’s very dismissive, rude and annoying that she keeps insisting on calling me lazy when I literally feel like I’m half dead because of this condition. She knows this is what makes me feel really weak all the time but her attitude is like she thinks I’m exaggerating my problems or making excuses to not do stuff. I wish I had the type of parent that takes health seriously and researches the health conditions of their kids and actually tries to help them get better instead of trying to make insults to make them feel even worse. Anyone else’s parents like this? submitted by /u/DueBerry4332 [vis ..read more

Original and Update Read the original to find what I've been experiencing... So now I'm under the care of an endocrinologist. She ordered an adrenal/cortisol test that showed my cortisol was low but adrenal function is fine. She tested my ACTH and thats normal. MRI came back with a 3mm microadenoma, but my doctor said that's not big enough to cause any issues. So, now we're lost. She's ordering additional tests but said she needs to do some research to find out what else it could be. We're we at now: Thyroid ultrasound normal with a nodule present but nodule shows no pathology on ultrasound ..read more

125mcg - TSH 1.8 137.5mcg - TSH 1.09 150mcg - TSH 1.04 175mcg - TSH 0.37 These are huge dose increases too and all these are technically normal. I felt awful on each doses How am I supposed to know which dose is correct? submitted by /u/Johnfishman22 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Hello I had tsh blood test in August and it was 1.0 and later I did it in November it was 2.9 is this concerning or is this normal? In August I had blood test around 1 pm and the other 8 pm. I'm 19(male) submitted by /u/Sad_Satisfaction2592 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I have been taking NP thyroid for about 2 years now and recently my blood count/ferritin went under the good zone. So I started taking some iron supplements at night daily, first felt pretty good but now I feel like crap. My symptoms honestly feel pretty similar to hyperthyroid symptoms. They are: I get hot way easier right now I’m itchy a lot and can’t focus I feel nervous/anxious I have some slight headaches Is it possible? I’m getting labs soon so I guess that will tell me but I also want to hear feedback. submitted by /u/badonkerous [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Hi all. Diagnosed with Hypo after I had a nodule removed. Been on medication for half a year and while at first I did feel a difference, I can slowly feel the vision problems and brain fog coming back. Weight gain is also bad right now. I’m taking iron, multi vitamin, 112 mcg Levo. T4 Free: 1.3 ng/DL T3: 106 ng/DL Reverse T3: 21 ng/DL TSH: 2.91 mcIU/mL MCV: 84.3 fL MCH: 26.9 pg/cell Testosterone within range. No prediabetes. Vitamin D low, but hoping to increase with multi vitamin. submitted by /u/tooboorootoo [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

https://imgur.com/a/r5wRA0i It's been a Rollercoaster of a time after years of medical gaslighting to figure out what's causing my symptoms. I have every symptom but the real red flag for me was when I was diagnosed with low T and shbg now being in the 1000s ngdl and still feeling miserable. My TSH at its worst was only 4.6 and a .9 t4 (.8-1.8 range) but had a feeling something was wrong. I also have sleep apnea that I use a cpap for, I'm on TRT and my pituitary was cleared as being fine. Rheumatoid factor came back normal. Nothing alleviates my symptoms. I still don't understand what thyrogl ..read more