Hello for the last couple of years I've been having issues with my periods and my medication. My periods have gone haywire and my body isn't tolerating levo very well. In my last pregnancy I was on 150mcg of levo and developed sinus tachycardia my meds were dropped to 100mcg but the tachycardia remained until baby was born and since then I've struggled with the levo.
My meds were increased using actavis brand and I was doing alright until they changed branding and I didn't do well at all so another brand change to mercury pharmacy 100 and wockhart 25. I started getting shakes and feel very pumped up so my meds were swapped to 125 every other day but I was still feeling off my bloods were taken I'm assured they are ok. But I dropped myself to 100 only and in the last few weeks I've been having terrible shakes and up to 6 bowel movements a day though gaining weight and often the rushing pumped up feelings again. Also skin issues on my legs & groin that won't heal similar to eczema.
I've not long turned 40 and I'm of the feeling I'm peri menopausal but I feel a bit mad at the moment and I just don't know what's going on
Recent blood tests show no diabetes or other issues other than high urea levels?
Any advice would be appreciated thanks
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