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05/15/2009 01:51 PM
hypoivy
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I have noticed that since I was diagnosed with Hashimotos in late February, I am constantly sick! With colds and sore muscles, sinus infections and toothaches. It seems like there is always something wrong with me. Yesterday I couldn't wake up for nothing! I got up with my kids and sat in a recliner and kept dozing off no matter what I did. I can't drink coffee because my cardiologist said it would react with my heart. Like I stated in another post my headaches seem so be tolerable now that I've been on levoxyl for about a month but, my dose is going to go up an a couple of weeks. I'm sure they will flare up again then. What tests should I ask my Endo about when I go in? I know I am suffering adrenal fatigue but I'm not quite sure what to ask my doctor about. Is ha going to think I am just complaining? I ask this because every doctor I have seen lately blows me off because of my age then reacts when something happens to prove my story. Any ideas?? Dizzy
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05/16/2009 03:19 PM  Top
1magicman
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You have hypo. How you feel right now is normal. I felt the same way you do. It took a long time to get my levels right. But its different for every one. Not every ones the same. Hang in there. Feeling good is just around the corner.

Scott


05/17/2009 08:01 AM  Top
txmedicalfreak
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hypoivy ~ I think that you getting sick all of the time is due to the Hashimotos, since it is an autoimmune disease. Either from my fibro or some yet to be diagnosed autoimmune. I am constantly sick while my son is in school but, I do much better when he is home for the summer. The only thing that I don't get that goes around is Strep Throat? Tell your endo at your next appointment, there may be something that will help boost your immune system.

Mandy

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Synthyroid 200mcg, Calcitroil .5mcg, Vitamin D 50,000IU, Metformin 2,000mg, Tramadol 200mg, Cycobenzaprine 5mg, Clonazepam 0.5mg, Furosemide 20mg, Calcium Citrate 1,000mg, Magnesium Citrate 800mg, Cyanocobalamin (B-12) 1,000 mcg, Iron, Lyrica 50mg

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