Having a bad day help

You need to think methodically in situations like this. Prior to the addition of Vit D did you change anything else ?

If not then the addition of Vit D is standing out as the culprit. This does not mean vit D is bad for you, just in this particular time frame. The ivt D may well have triggered a new improved process in the body. It could have improved T3 uptake and so now you are deficient in T3. I am not saying this is what happened, it is just a guess / possibility.

So the next thing to do is stop the vit D and see what happens. If you improve again then you know what has made you feel ill. The next step is to find out why it did this.

Our system is linked and so when we push one button another button is reset or switched off or on. So it can make things tricky when trying to optimise health.

Hi fairydust. I read some of your past posts. It seems you are not converting your levo very well any longer. If you have had a lot of stress lately, if your adrenals have decided you have lost much of your reserves, it will tamp down your TSH to slow down thyroid...not because you don't need it but because you can't use it.....and start blocking T3 receptors and produce high cortisol to help you deal with the right now. So you remain in fight or flight.

I'm not a doctor and am only stating what it sounds like to me and could be a possibility as to why you are feeling so badly at the moment. I'm sorry, it IS an awful state to endure.

Your ferritin may have gone low which reduces conversion as well.

I think I need to get private tests done myself as the doctor isn't helping at all. my vit d what doc gave me is fultium 3,200 unit capsules . I have to take one a day. Not sure if that's strong or not.

Hi, I have been taking futium 3200 for past four months and did not get the change I was hoping for, however when b12 was tested and low the response to medication was immediate and even the meniers I had been treated for went away. May be worth having b12 checked as it seems to me if d is low often b12 is too.

It sounds as though your B12 could be low too, so try and get that checked along with ferritin and folate. Unfortunately having a dodgy thyroid seems to mean a lot of other things become depleted. Low B12 symptoms are very similar to underactive thyroid. Good luck with feeling better soon. Xx