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is it a flare?
severe back pain on Wednesday. Started on codeine. Not working Friday started on tramadol plus bloods taken. ESR 35 CRP 8 white blood count raised. Is it a flare or an infection?? You’r help is greatly needed. Never had pain this bad with PMR GCA before.
severe back pain on Wednesday. Started on codeine. Not working Friday started on tramadol plus bloods taken. ESR 35 CRP 8 white blood count raised. Is it a flare or an infection?? You’r help is greatly needed. Never had pain this bad with PMR GCA before.
Reddev
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PMRGCAuk
2 years ago
I would like to see a discussion of T4 & T3 Conversion. I believe I was dx with Hypothyroid and placed on Levo that made me sick.
Out of the blue on a random PE lab I was dx with hypothyroid because of an elevated TSH. I had no sx and had been walking 2 miles 3 times a week, eating reasonably well no junk or fast food pretty much ever, not a big water drinker. After 4 3/4 years of feeling like how they describe amphetamine users
Out of the blue on a random PE lab I was dx with hypothyroid because of an elevated TSH. I had no sx and had been walking 2 miles 3 times a week, eating reasonably well no junk or fast food pretty much ever, not a big water drinker. After 4 3/4 years of feeling like how they describe amphetamine users
silverbelle51
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Latest Blood Results
Just had the latest NHS blood results in, which are TSH: 0.15 mU/l (Range 0.35 - 4.94) -4.36% FT4: 21.4 pmol/l (Range 9 - 19) 124.00% FT3: 4.5 pmol/l (Range 2.9 - 4.9) 80.00% This is on a dose of Levo 150mg 5 days and 125mg for 2 days a week (slight variations of the doses over the last 4 weeks
Just had the latest NHS blood results in, which are TSH: 0.15 mU/l (Range 0.35 - 4.94) -4.36% FT4: 21.4 pmol/l (Range 9 - 19) 124.00% FT3: 4.5 pmol/l (Range 2.9 - 4.9) 80.00% This is on a dose of Levo 150mg 5 days and 125mg for 2 days a week (slight variations of the doses over the last 4 weeks
Devonlad
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
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Iodine in Oat drink
My online shopping arrived this morning. When I checked the Oat drink I noticed there is Iodine in it. I shall attach a pic of the info. Am I still able to drink it??
My online shopping arrived this morning. When I checked the Oat drink I noticed there is Iodine in it. I shall attach a pic of the info. Am I still able to drink it??
1kasug2
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Low iodine diet?
Much advice here to be careful to not add iodine supplements to diet with hypothyroid- but taking this a step further should we not all be careful to cut back on all the foods with the most iodine eg fish and prawns etc I read an article from someone who actively advises clients to cut back on these
Much advice here to be careful to not add iodine supplements to diet with hypothyroid- but taking this a step further should we not all be careful to cut back on all the foods with the most iodine eg fish and prawns etc I read an article from someone who actively advises clients to cut back on these
Danielj1
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Iodine Supplemention
Hi all fabulous friends. I take 100mgs of Levotiroxinaand 20mgs of Liotironina as soon as I awake. I want to take 3 drops of Iodine. Both are to be taken on an emplty stomach. So my question is will adding the "iodine" alter or efeect the other Lev and Lio?
Hi all fabulous friends. I take 100mgs of Levotiroxinaand 20mgs of Liotironina as soon as I awake. I want to take 3 drops of Iodine. Both are to be taken on an emplty stomach. So my question is will adding the "iodine" alter or efeect the other Lev and Lio?
RollinsD
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Iodine’s impact on babies cognitive development when breastfeeding mother has hashimoto
Hi Does anyone know if iodine intake for a woman who is pregnant and then breastfeeding is only needed for production of thyroid hormones or does iodine itself contribute to babies brain development I don’t eat foods with iodine generally or supplement as I have hashimoto and aware it can make
Hi Does anyone know if iodine intake for a woman who is pregnant and then breastfeeding is only needed for production of thyroid hormones or does iodine itself contribute to babies brain development I don’t eat foods with iodine generally or supplement as I have hashimoto and aware it can make
Ralphie1
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Why is my TSH increasing?
I had my thyroid removed in Jan 2020 due to thyroid cancer and had RAI in June 2020. Since June 2020 my levothyroxine dose has stayed the same. My TSH has always been below range my levels are been suppressed due to cancer. My last blood test at GP surgery showed my TSH has increased to 0.43 from 0.22
I had my thyroid removed in Jan 2020 due to thyroid cancer and had RAI in June 2020. Since June 2020 my levothyroxine dose has stayed the same. My TSH has always been below range my levels are been suppressed due to cancer. My last blood test at GP surgery showed my TSH has increased to 0.43 from 0.22
marmitelover81
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Nighttime angina
I have mild ischaemic heart disease and had occasional exercise-related attacks of angina which now seem well-controlled on Nicorandil 10mg, half-tablet am and pm. A few months ago, I had surgery on a badly-broken femur, and a number of temporary medications including morphine and codeine. Since then
I have mild ischaemic heart disease and had occasional exercise-related attacks of angina which now seem well-controlled on Nicorandil 10mg, half-tablet am and pm. A few months ago, I had surgery on a badly-broken femur, and a number of temporary medications including morphine and codeine. Since then
Blackcat99
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British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Wondering about Betadine/Povidone-Iodine solution and Thyroid
Hello all, I am preparing for a vacation - something long overdue :-) In my preparations, I decided I needed to bring along a nasal "mist" that would essentially decontaminate my nose from any yucky stuff, viruses - covid or whatever else may be lurking. I just realized that this solution has iodine
Hello all, I am preparing for a vacation - something long overdue :-) In my preparations, I decided I needed to bring along a nasal "mist" that would essentially decontaminate my nose from any yucky stuff, viruses - covid or whatever else may be lurking. I just realized that this solution has iodine
Recon
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Think I'm just starting out... Heart Inflammation/Myocarditis
Hi all, I've replied to a couple of posts so far but not actually written one myself. I'm not usually one for writing spiels but I'm wondering if it might be cathartic for me, and maybe someone can offer more insight, or get some from this. This seems to be a lovely, supporting space from what I've
Hi all, I've replied to a couple of posts so far but not actually written one myself. I'm not usually one for writing spiels but I'm wondering if it might be cathartic for me, and maybe someone can offer more insight, or get some from this. This seems to be a lovely, supporting space from what I've
Captain_Birdseye
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British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
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I had to tale RAI twice . what happened
I had to tale RAI twice . what happened
indike
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Blood test results,advice welcomed.
Hi, I have Graves disease and after having RAI in Feb have been on Levo(currently 100mcg).The only other medication I take is Proplanolol (2 x 40 mg) daily. I took the blood test at 9am,24 hours after any medication. I've been advised to contact my gp in the morning which I will do but am hoping for
Hi, I have Graves disease and after having RAI in Feb have been on Levo(currently 100mcg).The only other medication I take is Proplanolol (2 x 40 mg) daily. I took the blood test at 9am,24 hours after any medication. I've been advised to contact my gp in the morning which I will do but am hoping for
Robbo1972
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Is Long-Term Antithyroid Use the Best Treatment for Graves Disease?
This is a three-way chat among endos about long-term treatment of Graves using methimazole (effectively the same as carbimazole). Interesting the way they say that the 18 to 24 month "standard" period of treatment was based on assumption. That true long-term treatment (five, maybe ten, years) is quite
This is a three-way chat among endos about long-term treatment of Graves using methimazole (effectively the same as carbimazole). Interesting the way they say that the 18 to 24 month "standard" period of treatment was based on assumption. That true long-term treatment (five, maybe ten, years) is quite
helvella
Thyroid UK
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Pregabalin, Dosage thoughts?
Hi, I restarted Pregabalin in Feb. this year partly I have to say out of desperation, there being nothing else prescribeable available to me, GP had allowed me to trial Codeine but it took 90mg to suppress symptoms and there was no way that was going to be viable long term, more potent Opioids were
Hi, I restarted Pregabalin in Feb. this year partly I have to say out of desperation, there being nothing else prescribeable available to me, GP had allowed me to trial Codeine but it took 90mg to suppress symptoms and there was no way that was going to be viable long term, more potent Opioids were
Bumble34
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Restless Legs Syndrome
2 years ago
Thyroid problem, not sure what I have
Hi New to the forum, and could do with some advice Am female aged 60 After years of symptoms - fatigue/dry skin/hair loss/palpitations/etc I finally got diagnosed with Thyroiditis last November. I have raised TPO antibodies and a goiter with nodules (I had an ultrasound). My GP eventually organised
Hi New to the forum, and could do with some advice Am female aged 60 After years of symptoms - fatigue/dry skin/hair loss/palpitations/etc I finally got diagnosed with Thyroiditis last November. I have raised TPO antibodies and a goiter with nodules (I had an ultrasound). My GP eventually organised
Justine_Case
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Salivary Glands Swollen 6 Months Post RAI
Hi everyone and thanks for reading! I had RAI treatment in October of 2021. My dose was 100 mci. I immediately had swollen and painful salivary glands which subsided in a day or two. I have had no issues with them until the beginning of June. Now, they constantly swell when eating. Some days are worse
Hi everyone and thanks for reading! I had RAI treatment in October of 2021. My dose was 100 mci. I immediately had swollen and painful salivary glands which subsided in a day or two. I have had no issues with them until the beginning of June. Now, they constantly swell when eating. Some days are worse
PurpleButterfly7
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Thyroid Cancer Support
2 years ago
CBD oil for pain?
hi folks. Anyone use CBD oil for pain? Now that I cannot take NSAIDs I have a huge rise in anti inflamm pain. I have tried codeine with no impact. Also not wanting opioids. Not sure what to try next but someone mentioned CBD Oil. Any help would be hugely appreciated. My go to meds are paracetamol
hi folks. Anyone use CBD oil for pain? Now that I cannot take NSAIDs I have a huge rise in anti inflamm pain. I have tried codeine with no impact. Also not wanting opioids. Not sure what to try next but someone mentioned CBD Oil. Any help would be hugely appreciated. My go to meds are paracetamol
LittleLuna
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MPN Voice
2 years ago
Updated Thyroid levels and new Vitamin readings
Hi, I recently posted as a Newbie (under the name Sailorbo, which I've now discontinued as I had a previous registration with the BHF). As a quick recap, had a full Thyroidectomy last September due to Papillary Cancer. I'm not having Radioactive Iodine as I already have poor saliva and it might make
Hi, I recently posted as a Newbie (under the name Sailorbo, which I've now discontinued as I had a previous registration with the BHF). As a quick recap, had a full Thyroidectomy last September due to Papillary Cancer. I'm not having Radioactive Iodine as I already have poor saliva and it might make
Devonlad
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Radioactive Iodine 1990 - Recovering 2022 (How?)
I want to sincerely thank the amazing moderators who generously give their time to this forum, In particular, whoever posted the link to the 'endocrine reports from the front line' on Springer.com, (in December last year). Please message me so I can thank you personally for the journey you began!.
I want to sincerely thank the amazing moderators who generously give their time to this forum, In particular, whoever posted the link to the 'endocrine reports from the front line' on Springer.com, (in December last year). Please message me so I can thank you personally for the journey you began!.
abirose311
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
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