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Could my health problems be related to "hyperthyroidism?"?
I've been having some health issues over the past couple years, including inability to keep weight on, indigestion, tiredness depression anxiety, and most recently, hair thinning loss. I looked on webMD and it sounded like hyperthyroidism had most of the symptoms I am experiencing. Could my health issues be related to this?" Hyperthyroidism occurs when the thyroid gland makes too much thyroid hormone. Excess thyroid hormone can cause symptoms such as tiredness, weight loss, increased heart rate, heat intolerance, sweating, irritability, anxiety."
How to feel better? I just got diagnosed with hyperthyroidism?
Okay so Friday night I got diagnosed and I had already been sick for two weeks and firstly they mis diagnosed me but they soon worked it out. I have been up in the hospital two days in a row and when I was there I felt fine and calm and I was distracted from it but now that I am back home and still in pain I feel terrible. Not because of the pain but my emotions. They said it would be overwhelming and I will get all upset on and off and I took nothing from it because I hadn't but now it is just arghh I am 14 so of course living with my parents and they want me to stop winging about it because there is nothing they can do and there actually isn't. I am on new medication and stuff but I just want to know how to feel better and happy quickly. Also part of the reason why I am so sad is because I cannot go to a big school event that was going to be held tomorrow. So help ?
Can hyperthyroidism lead to cancer?
can hyperthyroidism lead to thyroid cancer????
I got diagnosed with hyperthyroidism a few months ago and my body's weird now, why?
Weird way to put my question i know but anyways I got diagnosed with hyperthyroidism a few months back. I'm reapplying for insurance so until then I have to wait to go to the doctor. Recently my heart has been going crazy, beating hard and super fast, over 100 beats per minute and my blood pressure is way low, I feel fine other then typical signs. Should I be worried?, what does a fast heart and low pressure result in???
Symptoms of hyperthyroidism?
I am a 21 year old female, I currently weigh 114 lbs, and I am 5'7" . 3 4 months ago I weighed around 125. I eat the same, if not more. I have been diagnosed with anxiety and depression by my doctor. I have problems falling asleep, and I wake up at night sweating. This has been going on for the past month or so. I also keep noticing horrible bruises all over my leg that take weeks to go away. Whats wrong with me? Everyone has noticed my weight loss. Im getting scared..
What are common signs with hyperthyroidism?
I seriously think I may have hyperthyroidism. I heard it plays an effect with your metabolism and my metabolism is like ten levels above fast... Could anyone tell me what are common signs of hyperthyroidism?
Describe the normal action of the hormone in hyperthyroidism?
i can't seem to find any thinking, Wikipedia is blacked out so i can't use that. I need to be able to answer this question at cell physiology level.please list your sources.thanks
Does having hyperthyroidism make you have sudden mood swings?
Okay I went to the doctor a few days ago. I told him what was wrong with me and he said my symptoms seem to be that I might have a high amount of thyroid hyperthyroidism . Sometimes I feel so mad. I can't control it, it gets me in trouble. I can't explain it. Which I'm just saying that but my other symptoms are others such as fatigue, lots lots of sudden tiredness, weakness all over, depression, acne, dry skin, etc. Hypothyroidism I meant
Temporary hyperthyroidism ?
I had hyperthyroidism for several weeks and after a recent blood test my thyroid problem just disappeared what would cause your thyroid to become over active temporarily
I think i have hyperthyroidism, please help?
So im 15, and i went to my doctor about my high metabolism... she took my heart beat measurement and it was very fast. so she's making me go to get a blood test, to see if i have an overactive thyroid galnd. what if i do have it? what would happen to me if i don't go for any treatment? , how long do i have to go on medication, so i no longer have " hyperthyroidism" . please help me Thank you..
Do you think I have hyperthyroidism ?
I have been feeling awful lately and two different doctors I went to thought that they were thyroid related. My tsh test came back at 1.13, which is at the low end of normal, so they just dismissed it and gave up on me. I wasn't tested for t3 and t4, however. Basically, my symptoms are fatigue, weakness, dizzyness, irritability, anxiety, weird weight loss, frequent bathroom use, sweating, insomnia, tremors, fast pulse and Clammy skin and trouble thinking straight. I'm a 19 year old female. Should I ask for the t3 and t4 tests to be done? Thyroid problems also run in my family.
Why should you not take phentermine when you have hyperthyroidism?
Chances of Hyperthyroidism?
I am a 22 yr old female with very irregular periods very light bleeding where I have to wipe to see it or absent. Occasionally when I do have a period I bleed for 2 4 weeks at a time , newly diagnosed tachycardia last doctors appointment my heart rate was 142 bpm, but normally ranges anywhere from 110 130 BPM on a regular basis...it has been YEARS since my BPM was under 100 , normal blood pressure ranging from 117 78 to 120 80 , anemia, " sweaty" palms clammy skin, dry & itchy skin, mild acid reflux, frequent headaches, flushing of the face worse with activity , history of chest pains, heart palpitations, trouble staying asleep although I rarely have trouble going to sleep as I am normally exhausted by the end of the day, I can not stand to be hot I don't care to even eat " hot" food, I prefer it to be room temperature and if I get over heated, embarrassed or the least bit nervous, I get heat rash. I get short of breath easily and in the past couple months have started to slowly lose weight total of 4 6 lbs since May without trying. I am under constant stress due to my job and constantly worry about everything. I went to the doctor in October who ran " baseline" blood work. Everything was " normal" except my CBC which indicated I had anemia. I take 75mg of Zantac at bedtime and 65mg of Iron in the morning before work. During the baseline blood work my TSH levels were in the " normal range" and they recommended that I see a cardiologist due to the tachycardia. They did not offer to do any additional testing for the thyroid. I had my appointment with the cardiologist and he stated the even though my TSH levels were " normal" that I may still have a thyroid disorder. He ordered for my to have a T 3, Thyroxin Total Profile, Free T 4 and a 24 hour urine analysis, which I have not had done yet. They preformed an EKG which showed no abnormalities except for the tachycardia. He said I have a really strong, steady heart beat. Is it possible to have normal TSH levels and still have hyperthyroidism as many of my symptoms are suggesting so?
Graves / Hyperthyroidism - What are my treatment options long term?
Hello all, I was diagnosed with hyperthyroidism this summer, I've been told this is because of Graves disease. I've been taking Carbimazole for 6 months or so at first it was 40mg then upped to 60mg a month ago. I was taking propanalol but have since stopped taking these, as they didn't agree with me.I had an appointment with the endocrinologist today and he wanted to know if I had thought about long term treatments. Up to that point I was under the impression that the Carbimazole would level out my hormones and I could just stop taking them, end of. He was pushing surgery but said Iodine drops were an alternative. I don't like the idea of either to be honest because, as I understand it, they will both make me Hypo for the rest of my life.What other options are there?
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