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Then 5 years ago I had postpartum
thyroiditis
, again this settled on its own within 6 months. My question is wouldn’t both of the above 2 events cause the TPO antibodies? Thus I don’t have Hashimoto’s at all.... the antibodies are just lingering from the previous 2 attacks?
Then 5 years ago I had postpartum
thyroiditis
, again this settled on its own within 6 months. My question is wouldn’t both of the above 2 events cause the TPO antibodies? Thus I don’t have Hashimoto’s at all.... the antibodies are just lingering from the previous 2 attacks?
Hcone
in
Thyroid UK
5 years ago
Controlled thyroid function, raised antibodies - advice please
Diagnosed 2 yrs ago with
thyroiditis
and thyrotoxicosis. On carbimazole, dose reduced to now 5mg every other day and hormones normal for last 9 + months. TPO was raised (300 ) now 73. However first ever thyroglobulin independent test this week is 782.
Diagnosed 2 yrs ago with
thyroiditis
and thyrotoxicosis. On carbimazole, dose reduced to now 5mg every other day and hormones normal for last 9 + months. TPO was raised (300 ) now 73. However first ever thyroglobulin independent test this week is 782.
raymond15
in
Thyroid UK
5 years ago
Diagnosed thyroiditis
I would really appreciate it if anyone could recommend some good information sources about
thyroiditis
/Hashimotos and how to manage symptoms. I have known for a while I have thyroid antibodies.
I would really appreciate it if anyone could recommend some good information sources about
thyroiditis
/Hashimotos and how to manage symptoms. I have known for a while I have thyroid antibodies.
natcap1
in
Thyroid UK
5 years ago
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GRAVES AND THYROTOXICOSIS : NEURAL AND MENTAL CHANGES
Several reports describe a severe steroid responsive encephalopathy (Hasshimoto’s Encephalopathy) in patients with Hashimoto's
thyroiditis
(281). The same syndrome has been described in Graves' Disease [282]. A direct relation to Graves, or
thyroiditis
, seems probable, but is un-proven.
Several reports describe a severe steroid responsive encephalopathy (Hasshimoto’s Encephalopathy) in patients with Hashimoto's
thyroiditis
(281). The same syndrome has been described in Graves' Disease [282]. A direct relation to Graves, or
thyroiditis
, seems probable, but is un-proven.
ling
in
Thyroid UK
5 years ago
GP wants to take me off thyroid medication!
Also not concerned with testing positive for Thyroglobin Antibodies, as this is only significant if treating thyroid cancer and if I had true
thyroiditis
then I'd be overactive as it takes high thyroid levels to cause inflammation.
Also not concerned with testing positive for Thyroglobin Antibodies, as this is only significant if treating thyroid cancer and if I had true
thyroiditis
then I'd be overactive as it takes high thyroid levels to cause inflammation.
ShonaGreen
in
Thyroid UK
5 years ago
Ultrasound=Hashimoto's; no antibody issues
Ultrasound showed normally formed thyroid, no nodules, no cysts, no tumors; it did, however, show changes consistent with Hashimoto's
thyroiditis
. Doctor showed me the scan of the left lobe which looked like swiss cheese.
Ultrasound showed normally formed thyroid, no nodules, no cysts, no tumors; it did, however, show changes consistent with Hashimoto's
thyroiditis
. Doctor showed me the scan of the left lobe which looked like swiss cheese.
soupybp
in
Thyroid UK
5 years ago
Asking for yet more expert advice from you wonderful people
She said the Silent
Thyroiditis
would burn itself out - but it is just getting worse, so was also recommended I see an internist, especially with other menopausal hormone depletion and prednisone-diabetes issues. Boy, I feel the worst ever in 3 years. Quite overwhelmed and under-helped.
She said the Silent
Thyroiditis
would burn itself out - but it is just getting worse, so was also recommended I see an internist, especially with other menopausal hormone depletion and prednisone-diabetes issues. Boy, I feel the worst ever in 3 years. Quite overwhelmed and under-helped.
kellykel
in
PMRGCAuk
5 years ago
Thyroiditis
info on the above, how is this condition treated, around a year ago i had ultrasound on neck which showed inflammation of thyroid, my antibodies were significantly increased 1300 from memory, i have now just received b12 injections due to low store levels, however atm experiencing all symptons of
thyroiditis
info on the above, how is this condition treated, around a year ago i had ultrasound on neck which showed inflammation of thyroid, my antibodies were significantly increased 1300 from memory, i have now just received b12 injections due to low store levels, however atm experiencing all symptons of
thyroiditis
sbadd
in
Graves Disease Support
5 years ago
Latest labs look good?
I've felt terrible since June 2017 when I was diagnosed with postpartum
thyroiditis
. I likely had Hashimotos for many years prior but wasn't ever diagnosed. At the time of dx, my TSH was over 100 and free levels were tanked.
I've felt terrible since June 2017 when I was diagnosed with postpartum
thyroiditis
. I likely had Hashimotos for many years prior but wasn't ever diagnosed. At the time of dx, my TSH was over 100 and free levels were tanked.
crw2ddd
in
Thyroid UK
5 years ago
Is this my thyroid again
Can any help Had
thyroiditis
last year took medication consultant took me off of thyroxine in September last year to see if my thyroid would go back to normal been feeling similar symptoms again hoarse voice tired hot / cold etc heart racing had bloods done serum free t4 15.7 serum Tsh 2.11 not sure
Can any help Had
thyroiditis
last year took medication consultant took me off of thyroxine in September last year to see if my thyroid would go back to normal been feeling similar symptoms again hoarse voice tired hot / cold etc heart racing had bloods done serum free t4 15.7 serum Tsh 2.11 not sure
Oldtymetedd
in
Thyroid UK
5 years ago
Does anyone have border hypothyroid and trying to manage through weightloss without medication?
I also have high antibodies so i have hashimotos/
thyroiditis
. Thanks
I also have high antibodies so i have hashimotos/
thyroiditis
. Thanks
Rachel000
in
Thyroid UK
5 years ago
Paediatric Thyroid Specialist
She is 16 and was diagnosed with Hashimoto
Thyroiditis
when she was 13 and developed a goitre. She hasn’t been seen by anyone in two years so is in need of a reassessment as she is absolutely exhausted all the time!
She is 16 and was diagnosed with Hashimoto
Thyroiditis
when she was 13 and developed a goitre. She hasn’t been seen by anyone in two years so is in need of a reassessment as she is absolutely exhausted all the time!
Lilykaren1347
in
Thyroid UK
5 years ago
Follow up -Full thyroidectomy after subtotal thyroidectomy
Has anyone ever sought out a total thyroidectomy surgery years after a subtotal tyroidtectomy for goiter and multinodular Hashimoto’s autoimmune
thyroiditis
? I had a subtotal thyroidectomy at age 19. I’m now 34. For the last 8-10 years my thyroid levels have been uncontrollable.
Has anyone ever sought out a total thyroidectomy surgery years after a subtotal tyroidtectomy for goiter and multinodular Hashimoto’s autoimmune
thyroiditis
? I had a subtotal thyroidectomy at age 19. I’m now 34. For the last 8-10 years my thyroid levels have been uncontrollable.
DogLover518
in
Thyroid UK
5 years ago
More B12 or not?
Since this time I have been diagnosed with Hashimoto's
thyroiditis
. It has damaged my thyroid as it showed in a scan for something else, but my TSH is only just over the range, so I am sub-clinically hypothyroid.
Since this time I have been diagnosed with Hashimoto's
thyroiditis
. It has damaged my thyroid as it showed in a scan for something else, but my TSH is only just over the range, so I am sub-clinically hypothyroid.
natcap1
in
Pernicious Anaemia Society
5 years ago
High Antibodies - Comments on Article pls?
Robert Volpé has written, the TSH, T4, and T3 levels may be “normal” for years despite patients having autoimmune
thyroiditis
the whole time.[6] You can have more confidence in your need for thyroid hormone therapy if you have one or more of the physiological abnormalities common among hypothyroid patients
Robert Volpé has written, the TSH, T4, and T3 levels may be “normal” for years despite patients having autoimmune
thyroiditis
the whole time.[6] You can have more confidence in your need for thyroid hormone therapy if you have one or more of the physiological abnormalities common among hypothyroid patients
Minimouse1
in
Thyroid UK
5 years ago
Another autoimmune disease or just the thyroid?
I have Hashimoto's
thyroiditis
but my symptoms won't abate even when I'm in normal range. I am beginning to suspect I have another autoimmune disease for a number of reasons which I'll get into but I just don't know where to start figuring this one out.
I have Hashimoto's
thyroiditis
but my symptoms won't abate even when I'm in normal range. I am beginning to suspect I have another autoimmune disease for a number of reasons which I'll get into but I just don't know where to start figuring this one out.
DressingGown
in
Thyroid UK
5 years ago
Incidence of thyroid disease in patients with forefoot deformity
The most common diagnoses were primary hypothyroidism (n = 61, 17.4%), secondary hypothyroidism (n = 6, 1.7%),
thyroiditis
(n = 4, 1.1%), and hyperthyroidism (n = 3, 0.9%). Thyroid disease was present in 16 of 26 patients (61.5%) with a diagnosis of hallux valgus (OR 7.3, CI[3.16-16.99], p<0.0001).
The most common diagnoses were primary hypothyroidism (n = 61, 17.4%), secondary hypothyroidism (n = 6, 1.7%),
thyroiditis
(n = 4, 1.1%), and hyperthyroidism (n = 3, 0.9%). Thyroid disease was present in 16 of 26 patients (61.5%) with a diagnosis of hallux valgus (OR 7.3, CI[3.16-16.99], p<0.0001).
helvella
Thyroid UK
in
Thyroid UK
5 years ago
Is Hashimotos Forever ?
I was aged 8 when diagnosed with autoimmune
thyroiditis
. I’ve managed to live a happy life. Good Education,Career and relationships. No children due to endometriosis, sadly. However, after a hysterectomy in 2003. I was never really well.
I was aged 8 when diagnosed with autoimmune
thyroiditis
. I’ve managed to live a happy life. Good Education,Career and relationships. No children due to endometriosis, sadly. However, after a hysterectomy in 2003. I was never really well.
K80BCR
in
Thyroid UK
5 years ago
After PPtum Thyroiditis...TSH now low but still in range with symptoms. Help.
https://lifelovesandlearning.blog/2018/09/18/postpartum-
thyroiditis
-survival-kit/
https://lifelovesandlearning.blog/2018/09/18/postpartum-
thyroiditis
-survival-kit/
dancingned1
in
Thyroid UK
5 years ago
Unilateral Graves’ Disease: The Lesser Known
Materials and Methods: All these patients had either clinical features of Graves’ disease or elevated thyroid hormone levels along with ultrasonographic features, showing either normal thyroid gland or diffuse
thyroiditis
.
Materials and Methods: All these patients had either clinical features of Graves’ disease or elevated thyroid hormone levels along with ultrasonographic features, showing either normal thyroid gland or diffuse
thyroiditis
.
helvella
Thyroid UK
in
Thyroid UK
5 years ago
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