Yes it is frightening. I think most going over to NDT or T3 experience changes as your body gets used to it.
If it’s any help I woke up at 1.30 am last night. Sweating and heart doing about 150 bpm. It’s happened before and I’m sure it’ll happen again.
What helps me and this may sound strange. Is to take a breath and bare down as if you’re going to the loo. I hold this for a count of 5 to 7. Or if you’re a woman i guess it’s the same push down as when giving birth. But a little less painful. ☺️
If I do this a few times it seems to lower the bpm a little. I’ll leave it for a few minutes and try again. For me it drops my bpm down. It may work for you.
I know it’s a little different- but I’ve been diagnosed with hasimotos too and am currently having an attack.. I have had awful insomnia the last few nights and am wondering if it’s related...
For two weeks now I not woken up, just last night, first night of taking NDT, I didn't sleep at all (at least I think I didn't) watched the clock every hour, minute.
Then heard the birds singing, I could hear my heart beating and blood pumping and sweating. Something must be happening with the NDT, as, I don't normally sweat and I'm freezing cold all the time.
You would do better to take your thyroid S an hour before breakfast, you'd get better absorption. Or, if you really find that difficult, take it two hours after breakfast.
Hi Peanuts, I've just started Thyroid S and am keen to hear how you got on. I started at 1/4 grain for a week, 1/2 grain for a 1 week, and just upped to 3/4 grain. Feeling rubbish these past 2 days. Are you feeling better? fx
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