medication

[Allergy]

good morning all have not posted for awhile but now I’m absolutely fed up

I’m on 13 week with no meds I was approved in 2017 to have t3 as a special I had no problem until last year I had mercury pharma liquid st I’ll no problem then September pharmacy refused to get my t3 and couldn’t get mercury teva and zenteva plus another gave side effects the reason for this is I have a corn allergy sofro m October I had no meds the reason couldn’t get t 3 or get the mercury I phoned a lot of chemist I then went to a pharmacy in another county who got me both t 3 t4 as a special but unfortunately they phoned my regerstered GP

Who said it has been declined the scripts weren’t written correctly for the nhs just by luck I saw a g p who was really good to me he gave me the prescription s for pharmacy a nd a two month for me

I read in a referral letter to a allerg consultant I self reported my allergy s and didn’t believe I was ever tested this is when a complaint was started I have since had pin pricks and consultant sent results to her three week ago and we sent to th C I B and nothing

Had more loads done over two weeks ago my

Tsh is 19.70 my liver is a problem also white blood cell s message from lab need to have medication

The test in May said I’m pre diabetic and I’m feeling quit I’ll I also have a problem wit my heart

soRRY FOR LONG POST I’m am worrying about myexadema

[Jaydee1507 Administrator]

It's very hard to access specific medicines at the moment due to supply shortages. Can you find out what is available that you could tolerate and then get the doctor who writes your prescriptions to rewrite the prescription for whats available?

I'm sorry they have left you like this.

Could you write to the practice manager?

[SlowDragon Administrator]

Have you tried Vencamil levothyroxine tablets

These are lactose and mannitol free. Many members find they are good

previously called Aristo (currently 100mcg only)

March 2023 - Aristo now called Vencamil

healthunlocked.com/thyroidu...

List of different brands available in U.K.

thyroiduk.org/if-you-are-hy...

[serenfach]

I am so sorry you have been left like this. Dont worry about the pre-diabetic thing, they tend to say that to everyone, and with your TSH that high, it will affect your blood sugar anyway.

A friend who was not getting anywhere with her GP and was being ignored went to A+E and lay down on the floor. She was seen within the hour and tested and treated, and I gather a sharp note from the hospital was sent to the GP.