I'm a bad woman, but I needed to feel better

Hello!  My name is Sarah, but I go by Dragua Kalë (Albainian for Dragon Horse) on forums.  I recenty went to a free health clinic and told them that I have hypothyroidism and I've never been diagnosed.  I know,    My levels though were at 0.3, the lowest normal that there is.  I have many symptoms, and risks too.  I'm 32 and I noticed 5 years ago that my hair was thin.  I have FULL thick hair, not thin hair.  My outer edges of my eyebrows have thinned, my hair started greying when I was 24, I never have energy to do anything, I do a little work and I end up being so exhausted that I don't usually get up to do more.  I'm also Bi-Polar, which I read online is a risk factor.  Also, I've never had a baby, and I have had enough unprotected sex that I should have had 3 or 4 kids already.  My periods are light.  I'm regular, once a month, but I bled only 1 ml per day.  Too little for any female that pays attention.  I used to go through 3 or so super tampons a day. I've been taking my Synthroid for three days now and I'm feeling a bit better already.    Sorry, I love emoticons. 

Hi Sara,

I have to second Rose's post. Hypothyroid symptoms are common for a lot of other
conditions. What bothers me is that you are taking Synthroid but your TSH is 0.3
which is very low, even in the range of hypERthyroid symptoms. Are you getting
hyperthyroid symptoms (rapid heartbeat, feeling hot, etc) from the Synthroid? I'm
just wondering if you can get some sort of hormone testing because the thinning
hair and fertility problems could indicate a dysfunction of sexual hormones or some
other hormone. Is there anyway you can see an endocrinologist for a complete
workup?