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a few seconds agocrimple answered Went back to work yesterday and feel like death today !I do not know how I coped. Have hashimotos for 11 yrs ,went hyper 6 months ago ,sorry for short reply earlier, but was going out. I am hypo but have antibodies and so have been up and down a lot over last 2 years. I paid for a private ultrasound scan which showed severely atrophied thyroid. I am now reading Robb Wolf "The Pal... - continue reading... -
7 minutes agojoesmum answered Severe exercise intolerance...........followed by barely being able to walk because of pain.Thank you Shaws. I'm sorry you've been there too but it's good to know that there is light at the end of the tunnel! I shall just behave myself a bit more but it is an indicator that I may need a tad more erfa. Thanks for such a speedy response. H... - continue reading... -
7 minutes agolinda65 responded to High Blood pressureI have white coat syndrome. Think I am getting GP Syndrome!!! - continue reading... -
8 minutes agolinda65 responded to High Blood pressureI have a monitor. It seems the tablets have put my blood pressure up! - continue reading...
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9 minutes agoI found it very reassuring to do BH tests and get results for tests that NHS wouldn't do. My current GP did at least accede to my request for antibody test, which came back +ve. The NHS system then resumed "normal service" when Endo said I only ne... - continue reading...
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10 minutes agoescalade responded to Diclofenac Sodium (declophen) is a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug recently categorized as thyroid antagonist.Thanks Rod - continue reading... -
18 minutes agoYour basal pulse says hypo but GP's haven't a clue what it means, I am afraid. This is a link and there are other topics at the top of the page which may interest you but some links within these may not work. http://web.archive.org/web/2010103015... - continue reading... -
24 minutes agoaudb70 responded to Hi just paid to get thyroid test TSH 2.01 free thyroxine 15.8 free t3 4.0 antibody 35 why do I feel so tired please help xThanks again, I'm so glad to have found this site x - continue reading... -
25 minutes agoreallyfedup123 responded to GP wants me to go back to workI understand that until Ferritin levels are back up to halfway in the range (13-150) or (22-400) the body is unable to convert the T4 in Thyroxine at all and thus they need T3 alone in the interim This has certainly proved to be the case for bo... - continue reading... -
31 minutes agoshaws answered Hi just paid to get thyroid test TSH 2.01 free thyroxine 15.8 free t3 4.0 antibody 35 why do I feel so tired please help xThis is an extract from an article by Dr Toft, ex of the BTA. You will see from this that your TSH is high. If you wish to have a copy of the article in Pulse Online, email louise.warvill@thyroiduk.org. I would send a copy to your GP with a note b... - continue reading...
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32 minutes agosusie59 responded to Opinion of the Bio Chemist regarding T3 testing!central thyroid? I could tell doctor, worth a try? - continue reading... -
33 minutes agoYes, im hoping the endo I see will realise that!! fingers crossed x - continue reading... -
39 minutes agoYes I would recommend going gluten free. I was recently diagnosed with thyroid antibodies and was diagnosed with wheat intolerance long before hypothyroid. I am just reading about the paleo (diet) solution by Robb Wolf which is gluten free (among... - continue reading...
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an hour agohelvella responded to Diclofenac Sodium (declophen) is a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug recently categorized as thyroid antagonist.Thanks for posting. A paper from 1980 says something similar about fenclofenac. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/7226571 Rod - continue reading... -
an hour ago25mcg is a starter dose for over 60s with dicky hearts. You ought to have been started on 50mcg with a view to increasing to 75mcg if your symptoms haven't resolved. Unfortunately, many GPs treat by TSH and although yours is within range it is s... - continue reading...
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