Meds at Night

[Parsgirl]

Hi, My DD(17) has been on her Meds for almost a week. She's continually feeling nauseous and is white as a sheet. I feel better if I take meds at night would I be mad to change her to meds at night and see if it helps?

[helvella Administrator]

You don't say what meds. If you were meaning thyroid hormones, then have a read here:

healthunlocked.com/thyroidu...

[helvella Administrator in reply to helvella]

Also, I have posted several times that I found vitamin D appeared to resolve my own nausea, though there are many causes so it is one thing of many to consider.

[Parsgirl in reply to helvella]

Hi Helvella, It's her T3/T4 combination meds. She's on her second Vitamin D 50,000ui tablet this week too. We agreed to try last night, she ate at 9 then took the meds at . I'm hoping we see a slight easing up of the nausea at some point this week. How much Vitamin D did you have before your nausea stopped?

[Parsgirl in reply to Parsgirl]

That should say took the thyroid meds at 1. Her Vitamin tablet was taken at midday.

[helvella Administrator in reply to Parsgirl]

You can edit your own posts.There is a small box with a V in it at the end of posts (to the right of the Recommend button). Click on that and choose Edit.

[helvella Administrator in reply to Parsgirl]

Difficult to say - I was taking 5000 IU capsules most days at the time. Nausea was very slow at fading away, maybe over months? But quite possibly, had I been expecting anything, I'd have noticed some change sooner.

[Parsgirl]

Thanks. Nausea today again. I think I need to stop hoping for a quick fix. It's her exams soon and I think we may have to write off this school year.

[Parsgirl]

Now a rash has appeared on her back as if she doesn't have enough to deal with...

[helvella Administrator in reply to Parsgirl]

Rashes can be important symptoms - or minor.

I certainly do not know enough to advise and therefore suggest that a GP visit is in order.

[Flower3 in reply to Parsgirl]

I would call the GP, maybe it's a allergic reaction to the meds.