Hope your day has started well. For a week now my blood pressure has been quite high last wednesday it was 140/84 and felt dizzy & nauseous. I rested it out thinking stress/anxiety.
Then developed heaviness on chest so called 111 and was asked a set of questions and was told to see gp doctor. GP doctor did my blood pressure said it was 120/90 and asked me to rest as he thought it can be stress. It's been a week now and my blood pressure is still slightly high and with pulse varying from 97 to 120. I need to get bloodworks done but gp did not think it was necessary. I wake up exhausted and by noon i have to take a nap. Has anyone experienced this? I just feel really lost.
Thank you.
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Hi noteboo , earlier in the year my endocrinologist reduced my T4 as it was right a the top of the range even though I take T3, I started to feel dizzy and nauseous after a couple of weeks and while in my surgery for something else asked the nurse to check my blood pressure ( it was really high) she sent me home with a 24hr blood pressure monitor and the readings were sent to my GP who said I needed to try to get it down by exercise weight alcohol Etc. I emailed my endocrinologist 6 weeks into the reduction and said didn’t feel right and when he did my bloods my T4 had gone from 96% through the range to 46% and my T3 about the same . He increased my dose back up and I started to feel better and my blood pressure returned to normal , so for me it was definitely linked to my thyroid , try to get him to to bloods if you can just say you don’t feel right and this is not normal for you - good luck 🤞
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