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Can't find proper thyroid medication
Hi all, I've tried almost all thyroid medications under the sun, NDT, T4 only (
tirosint
, synthroid, euthyrox), T4 + T3, T3 only, NDT + T4. And no matter what I still have lingering symptoms despite all my levels being optimal ( TSH, free T4 and free T3).
Hi all, I've tried almost all thyroid medications under the sun, NDT, T4 only (
tirosint
, synthroid, euthyrox), T4 + T3, T3 only, NDT + T4. And no matter what I still have lingering symptoms despite all my levels being optimal ( TSH, free T4 and free T3).
Sam_Tx
in
Thyroid UK
7 months ago
Advice on labs needed please
I've got my latest lab results after 3 months on 50mcg
Tirosint
. Blood drawn at 9.30 this morning, fasting, last tab taken 26 hours previously.
I've got my latest lab results after 3 months on 50mcg
Tirosint
. Blood drawn at 9.30 this morning, fasting, last tab taken 26 hours previously.
Kriticat
in
Thyroid UK
1 year ago
Does Clonazepam affect thyroid medication absorption?
I have suffered from chronic insomnia from the time I was given Tyrosine Kinase inhibitors for my CML. I tried to use every natural remedy possible to cure/reduce my insomnia. Sadly nothing worked. Now I sleep less than 3 hours some days. I am also suffering from micro sleep. The Sleep specialist has
I have suffered from chronic insomnia from the time I was given Tyrosine Kinase inhibitors for my CML. I tried to use every natural remedy possible to cure/reduce my insomnia. Sadly nothing worked. Now I sleep less than 3 hours some days. I am also suffering from micro sleep. The Sleep specialist has
Arkenstone
in
Thyroid UK
9 months ago
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tirosint and Metavive 111
has anyone been taking
Tirosint
instead of Levo? How did it work for you ? Has anyone taken Metavive 111 n felt better ?
has anyone been taking
Tirosint
instead of Levo? How did it work for you ? Has anyone taken Metavive 111 n felt better ?
Ummazzam_01
in
Thyroid UK
1 year ago
FT3 FT4 Test 4 hours after taking Tirosint?
Hi, So I always have my thyroid labs taken in the morning on an empty stomach before taking my morning
Tirosint
dose. I currently take 75 mcg. My recent labs show TSH at .069 (.4 - 4.5) range and FT4 1.37 (.8-1.8) range and FT3 2.58 (2.2-4) range. I know my TSH is low but I don’t feel euthyroid.
Hi, So I always have my thyroid labs taken in the morning on an empty stomach before taking my morning
Tirosint
dose. I currently take 75 mcg. My recent labs show TSH at .069 (.4 - 4.5) range and FT4 1.37 (.8-1.8) range and FT3 2.58 (2.2-4) range. I know my TSH is low but I don’t feel euthyroid.
KarmaMaya
in
Thyroid UK
1 year ago
I'm so swollen
Since I haven't found a good ndt I've been on levo(
tirosint
112 mcg) and t3(slow release form) for a while now. My problem is that i can't lose weight especially from my belly, when I look in the mirror it's like I'm in the 9th month. I pay attention to what I eat, I take my B and D3 vitamins.
Since I haven't found a good ndt I've been on levo(
tirosint
112 mcg) and t3(slow release form) for a while now. My problem is that i can't lose weight especially from my belly, when I look in the mirror it's like I'm in the 9th month. I pay attention to what I eat, I take my B and D3 vitamins.
adin
in
Thyroid UK
1 year ago
never loose hope upping NDT!!
So I had no choice but to add levo in (
tirosint
). T4 seems to make me feel worse and worse the higher I go in doses with extreme fatigue.
So I had no choice but to add levo in (
tirosint
). T4 seems to make me feel worse and worse the higher I go in doses with extreme fatigue.
Ajva
in
Thyroid UK
9 months ago
Advice needed. Is it time to increase T4?
I've been on 75mcg T4 (
tirosint
) for about 6 months now, and my latest results are: Free T4 (fT4) 1.3 pmol/L (0.8 - 1.8) 50.0% Free T3 (fT3) 4.94 pmol/L (3 - 6.5) 55.4% 4 months ago they were: FT4: 1.6 Ng/dl (Range 0.8 - 1.8) 80.00% FT3: 6.06 pmol/l (Range 3 - 6.5) 87.43% My vitamin and mineral levels
I've been on 75mcg T4 (
tirosint
) for about 6 months now, and my latest results are: Free T4 (fT4) 1.3 pmol/L (0.8 - 1.8) 50.0% Free T3 (fT3) 4.94 pmol/L (3 - 6.5) 55.4% 4 months ago they were: FT4: 1.6 Ng/dl (Range 0.8 - 1.8) 80.00% FT3: 6.06 pmol/l (Range 3 - 6.5) 87.43% My vitamin and mineral levels
Kriticat
in
Thyroid UK
8 months ago
Searching for another T3 hormone..
Since I am taking
Tirosint
75 mcg (T4) , and Thybon 20 Henning half a pill every day, I feel much better, then after surgery I took Novothyral and felt very bad.
Since I am taking
Tirosint
75 mcg (T4) , and Thybon 20 Henning half a pill every day, I feel much better, then after surgery I took Novothyral and felt very bad.
Winnie590
in
Thyroid UK
1 year ago
CAR-T for CLL Hits Goal of Mid-Stage Trial - All patients had progressed on BTK inhibitors & most had failed venetoclax - MedPageToday, 6/12
Looks like good news for those who have failed SOC. More options are always good. SEs sound daunting, however[i], as "manageable" does not instill confidence of great on-treatment QOL.[/i] [i]
CAR-T for Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia Hits Goal of Mid-Stage Trial — All patients had progressed on BTK
Looks like good news for those who have failed SOC. More options are always good. SEs sound daunting, however[i], as "manageable" does not instill confidence of great on-treatment QOL.[/i] [i]
CAR-T for Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia Hits Goal of Mid-Stage Trial — All patients had progressed on BTK
cujoe
in
CLL Support
11 months ago
Calquence / acalabrutinib and Brukinsa / zanubrutinib Adverse Event Comparison for Chronic Lymphocytic Leukaemia / CLL from clinical trials
Now that we have a growing choice of BTK inhibitor treatment options, naturally the question is which one is better? Based on this meta-analysis study of the incidence of 84 Adverse Events (AEs) reported in 61 clinical trials involving nearly 7,000 patients, that question should be better framed as
Now that we have a growing choice of BTK inhibitor treatment options, naturally the question is which one is better? Based on this meta-analysis study of the incidence of 84 Adverse Events (AEs) reported in 61 clinical trials involving nearly 7,000 patients, that question should be better framed as
AussieNeil
Administrator
in
CLL Support
11 months ago
TSH too low
Also last time I had blood work we lowered my
tirosint
(t4) from 125 to 112mcg bc tsh was too low. I’ve lowered it twice and my tsh has gone from .04 to .09 the first time but this time it didn’t budge I’m nervous doctor will want to lower it again. I also take 5mcg of compounded liothyronine.
Also last time I had blood work we lowered my
tirosint
(t4) from 125 to 112mcg bc tsh was too low. I’ve lowered it twice and my tsh has gone from .04 to .09 the first time but this time it didn’t budge I’m nervous doctor will want to lower it again. I also take 5mcg of compounded liothyronine.
Jaloz
in
Thyroid UK
1 year ago
Levo versus Tirosint? (all those fillers!) 🤯🫣
I just stumbled on a recent article by Dr Westin Child’s discussing the astounding array of inactive ingredients (fillers) in Levo versus
Tirosint
. I’m curious to hear feedback on any of the group out there who’ve switched, and what you’ve noticed as a result. Cheers
I just stumbled on a recent article by Dr Westin Child’s discussing the astounding array of inactive ingredients (fillers) in Levo versus
Tirosint
. I’m curious to hear feedback on any of the group out there who’ve switched, and what you’ve noticed as a result. Cheers
rustyempire
in
Thyroid UK
2 years ago
I asked Chat GPT "Which foods contain or promote dopamine"?
There are several foods that contain or promote dopamine production in the body. Here are some examples: Tyrosine-Rich Foods: Dopamine is derived from the amino acid tyrosine. Foods high in tyrosine include: Almonds, walnuts, and other nuts Avocados Bananas Eggs Lean meats (chicken, turkey, beef
There are several foods that contain or promote dopamine production in the body. Here are some examples: Tyrosine-Rich Foods: Dopamine is derived from the amino acid tyrosine. Foods high in tyrosine include: Almonds, walnuts, and other nuts Avocados Bananas Eggs Lean meats (chicken, turkey, beef
JustJeff
in
Cure Parkinson's
11 months ago
Hi folks, I need help sourcing Tirosint, Please PM
Hi all, I'm based in Ireland, am post partial thyroidectomy and suffering. I don't tolerate binders and fillers in meds generally, as well as having food sensitivities etc. I'm looking to find an online source. My doctor isn't espeically understanding of my difficulties unfortunately. Please PM if
Hi all, I'm based in Ireland, am post partial thyroidectomy and suffering. I don't tolerate binders and fillers in meds generally, as well as having food sensitivities etc. I'm looking to find an online source. My doctor isn't espeically understanding of my difficulties unfortunately. Please PM if
Pastorbarrett
in
Thyroid UK
1 year ago
Tasigna off label for parkinson's disease. What happens when the smallest kid on the block gets run out of town. Time for a vote.
Hello People With Parkinson's (PWP). I started this post two weeks ago. It wasn't worth the effort so I deleted it. I was hurting at the tim, my levodopa tank was running on fumes. I reminded myself that if I couldn't be cured I would try to make it easier for the next person. I am in my
Hello People With Parkinson's (PWP). I started this post two weeks ago. It wasn't worth the effort so I deleted it. I was hurting at the tim, my levodopa tank was running on fumes. I reminded myself that if I couldn't be cured I would try to make it easier for the next person. I am in my
Isthistheone
in
Cure Parkinson's
1 year ago
sleepless nights.
My story re Ropinirole is as follows. I was prescribed ropinirole by my GP and it worked well initially. However as time passed RLS started to get worse so I took more tablets which didn't improve things. In fact the more I took the worse it got. That was when I discovered that I was suffering augmentation
My story re Ropinirole is as follows. I was prescribed ropinirole by my GP and it worked well initially. However as time passed RLS started to get worse so I took more tablets which didn't improve things. In fact the more I took the worse it got. That was when I discovered that I was suffering augmentation
Sleeplesnights
in
Restless Legs Syndrome
1 year ago
amino acids not recognised as essential in humans such as taurine play a role in fibromyalgia,
In this study, researchers measured the level of 20 amino acids (critical components of proteins). They found that overall levels of amino acids were lower in fibromyalgia and that seven amino acids were especially low, including taurine, alanine, tyrosine, valine, methionine, phenylalanine, and threonine.The
In this study, researchers measured the level of 20 amino acids (critical components of proteins). They found that overall levels of amino acids were lower in fibromyalgia and that seven amino acids were especially low, including taurine, alanine, tyrosine, valine, methionine, phenylalanine, and threonine.The
LawrenceT
in
Fibromyalgia Action UK
1 year ago
Relapsed CLL: New Approaches Prolong Survival
Dr Furman says that genetically unstable CLL patients need a combination therapy approach to treatment irrespective of MRD assessment results. This is only a short read and Dr Furman's opinion is always worth taking note of. In case it’s behind a paywall, here is the article in full. Credit to
Dr Furman says that genetically unstable CLL patients need a combination therapy approach to treatment irrespective of MRD assessment results. This is only a short read and Dr Furman's opinion is always worth taking note of. In case it’s behind a paywall, here is the article in full. Credit to
Jm954
Administrator
in
CLL Support
1 year ago
New and Emerging Treatments for Newly Diagnosed and R/R CLL/SLL: Targeted Inhibitors - Dr. Susan O'Brien
This webcast on new and emerging treatments for newly diagnosed and R/R CLL/SLL with a focus on targeted inhibitors, presented by Dr. Susan O'Brien is intended for medical professionals and uses moderate "Med-Speak." So only recommended for those accustomed to the medical language. But if you can follow
This webcast on new and emerging treatments for newly diagnosed and R/R CLL/SLL with a focus on targeted inhibitors, presented by Dr. Susan O'Brien is intended for medical professionals and uses moderate "Med-Speak." So only recommended for those accustomed to the medical language. But if you can follow
lankisterguy
Volunteer
in
CLL Support
1 year ago
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