Hi all looking for some guidance on my situation. I was initially diagnosed with hypo-t when I was 12, but stopped the meds when I was around 14-15 (22 now) because well I was young and stupid and knew nothing about hypo-t, I just knew it was a drag to take pills. So I suffered with the hair loss, weight gain, fatigue, pretty much all the symptoms until now. Went to the dr. Cuz the symptoms were getting to me pretty bad a week ago, the dr made me do blood work (still waiting) and gave me a prescription to Levo which is I believe 0.1mg which isn't much right? Well anyways he gave the prescription on the spot because I told him the symptoms were pretty bad. This is the 4th day of my on them and I'm experiencing body aches, moodiness, anger, insomnia, and I hear my bones make cracking noises a lot when I move. Not sure if this is normal, and I just need time to adjust because I haven't been on them for a really really long time, but idk I think I need some advice. Thnx.
Is this normal?!?!?!? Just started levothyroxin. - Thyroid UK
Is this normal?!?!?!? Just started levothyroxin.
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Sorry that you have had no answers as yet. Are you saying that you are on 100mcg's of levo? and have you got any thyroid function at all?
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