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Posted 1/18/2014 3:42 AM (GMT 0)
I would rather post in thyroid forum but no one is any help over there&I guess I will be going back through urgent care with demands,that they check me from head to toe the last few days I feel my thyroid level has drop major. My throat aches&Iam weaker then week&find it hard to get up in the morning,I have no other choice but to lay down sometimes and go to sleep so sleepy I can't keep eyes open. And I also fill sick to my belly,moods are way out of wack I think I will go tp another ER because when one knows your history of anxiety they tend to over look that something else maybe wrong. I don't desire to keep posting things like this but I need advice,I want to feel better and get thyroid undercontrol already and I know I will be better.
Posted 1/18/2014 12:25 PM (GMT 0)
Actually, determinations of thyroid levels require blood tests, not sure why you are attributing your problems with hypothyroidism? I had my thyroid removed due to cancer and went a few weeks with no thyroid hormone and many weeks hypothroid until they got the levels correct.

Have you seen a doctor, has the doctor made a determination that you are hypothyroid? What has the Urgent Care said might be wrong with you?
Posted 1/19/2014 1:40 AM (GMT 0)
In research by doctors when one is hypothyroidism&levels are out of order,it can cause anxiety&depression thyroid control hormones&when they are out of order so is the body hormone levels. Thyroid controls alot&can cause many problems&make one have alot of trouble that many don't know about,and wonder what is wrong when they're way tired&weak and moods all out order&no urgent care I went to are qacks&Iam switching doctors.
Posted 1/19/2014 3:23 AM (GMT 0)
Sounds like you've done a lot of research. Look into "Subclinical Hypothyroidism". This pertains to patients that suffer from Mild Hypothyroidism (And there is Subclinical Hyperthyroidism as well) even though their thyroid levels are in acceptable ranges. The first link below is best for your doctor to help him/her consider the situation. The second a little easier to read, and may be something you're interested in. Please remember that symptoms may be from other causes as well and be sure your medical provider considers all the possibilities.

Be well.

www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2664572/

www.aafp.org/afp/1998/0215/p776.html
Posted 1/19/2014 3:45 AM (GMT 0)
Dear Jung, Dawn had her thyroid removed when she was just 5 years old has fought to keep levels
steady all her life, Peace

Larry ***
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