I was diagnosed with Microscopic Colitis after Colonoscopy biopsies, about 3 years ago. It was during a time when my thyroid was under active, I had high Hashimoto antibodies. No treatment for my thyroid was advised then. My thyroid was fluctuating severely, predominantly overactive with Graves Disease, but interspersed with Hashi thyroiditis and under active spells. My Colitis was a lot less symptomatic during overactive thyroid times.
Following another relapse of the Graves, I had a total Thyroidectomy on March 1st. Now take Levothyroxine 125.
This seems to be coincided with a return Colitis symptoms. I have no appetite, feel bloated and full without any food. I'm also getting pain under my left ribs and into my side.
Iv been Gluten and Dairy free since last year.
I really don't know anything about Microscopic colitis, is it Autoimmune?
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Hi I have only just seen this and I know its late reply but you may still see it, I was also diagnosed with UC and microscopic UC I like u haven't much idea other than yes it is autoimmune and its deeper in the bowel than ordinary UC, as in its deeper not along but in the fibre of the bowel, your the first person I have spoken to with it.
I also get the rib pain, is yours a dull constant achey type pain and in same area of back
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