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Hi there, I've been on WP thyroid for about two years. I'm self medicating, so have no blood results. I'm feeling really good and I normally go with how my body feels. As I say I feel good, but I have been having sweats. At night and during the day. I'm a 65 year old female. Can anybody shed any light on this?

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Maybe you're a bit overmedicated. Why not do a private test with Blue Horizon or Medichecks to see how your levels are? It's usually advised to do your own tests when self medicating if your GP isn't on board.

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Tard,

You really need annual thyroid tests to check you aren't overmedicated as high FT3 can cause atrial fibrillation and osteoporosis.

Sweats are commonly due to thyroid overmedication or menopause.

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