Hi, thanks for all the info here. I’ve been reading for hours, think I’ve tried to absorb too much too quickly as my brain feels like it’s going to pop!
I’ve been feeling nauseous with low pain headaches for a month so had a GP apt last week. Bloods were done and all appears normal apart from thyroid results. I’ve listed vitamin results that were done in April 2023 and antibody tests done in December 2022. I don’t take meds or supplements and am on regular HRT.
I feel shattered and cold, headache and nausea are constant yet ravenously hungry.
GP has referred me for a thyroid scan, I don’t know how long this will take yet.
Nodules that produce excess thyroid hormone — called hot nodules — show up on the scan because they take up more of the isotope than normal thyroid tissue does. Hot nodules are almost always noncancerous.
My GP has referred me to an Endo and to have a scan. They have advised the GP to do no further testing and to prescribe nothing. I called the Endo department and don’t expect to be seen until Q2 2024.
I can’t get warmed up. My feet are purple with cold. My head is busting and I’m losing approx 2kg per week yet I’m constantly hungry and eating every waking hour - I don’t have an eating disorder. Paracetamol/ibuprofen don’t work but walking the dogs does relieve the headache so I’m walking a lot.
Is there anything I can do to get the T3 down in the hope to reinstate TSH/T4 please? Is there anything I should or shouldn’t be eating/doing to sort this out please?
I don’t have chest pain yet the GP keeps asking. I don’t have palpitations or anything heart related but I’m concerned that I’m being asked constantly.
I’m trying not to be worried here but I don’t believe I’m being told the truth. Can somebody give me a link to learn more please?
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