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		By: Christy		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I dont understand I spent two years all four stay elevated showing both hypo and hyper and no matter how high the  dose my TSH was less that 0… Symptoms never improved even at the highest doses so she just weaned me off and I am back to ground zero no answers]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I dont understand I spent two years all four stay elevated showing both hypo and hyper and no matter how high the  dose my TSH was less that 0… Symptoms never improved even at the highest doses so she just weaned me off and I am back to ground zero no answers</p>
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		By: Whitney D		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[In reply to &lt;a href=&quot;https://hypothyroidmom.com/when-symptoms-continue-on-thyroid-medication/#comment-34151&quot;&gt;Sherry Gagneaux&lt;/a&gt;.

I hope you are in a better place now. 

I understand completely what you are going through. I am 34. I have had Hashimoto&#039;s, likely since at least I was 16, when I was first diagnosed with hypothyroidism. 

This past year had been the worse. It started pretty well. I seemed to be doing better. I thought my thyroid was working better.

Anyway, but when I learned I was pregnant and that I was much under-dosed on my thyroid... well... increasing my dose to a better level, while my dose needs were rapidly increasing, and being pregnant with twins. I was severely under dosed on my thyroid meds for months and spent all of those days wishing I was dead. I was severely tired and had terrible insomnia.

Things that helped me ... having my t4 at 1.2, taking liver  powder (Radiant Life), and zinc (mega-foods).  A trial of t3 I think also helped boost some my metabolic processes. 

In the end... I am still very tired and feel like I am 80. My twins were born at 38 weeks, by induction, both being over 7 lbs. They were born very healthy.

For me, the worst of the trials seem to pass. I still am hopeful to find more optimal dosing.. possibly including things other than t4. 

God bless.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>In reply to <a href="https://hypothyroidmom.com/when-symptoms-continue-on-thyroid-medication/#comment-34151">Sherry Gagneaux</a>.</p>
<p>I hope you are in a better place now. </p>
<p>I understand completely what you are going through. I am 34. I have had Hashimoto&#8217;s, likely since at least I was 16, when I was first diagnosed with hypothyroidism. </p>
<p>This past year had been the worse. It started pretty well. I seemed to be doing better. I thought my thyroid was working better.</p>
<p>Anyway, but when I learned I was pregnant and that I was much under-dosed on my thyroid&#8230; well&#8230; increasing my dose to a better level, while my dose needs were rapidly increasing, and being pregnant with twins. I was severely under dosed on my thyroid meds for months and spent all of those days wishing I was dead. I was severely tired and had terrible insomnia.</p>
<p>Things that helped me &#8230; having my t4 at 1.2, taking liver  powder (Radiant Life), and zinc (mega-foods).  A trial of t3 I think also helped boost some my metabolic processes. </p>
<p>In the end&#8230; I am still very tired and feel like I am 80. My twins were born at 38 weeks, by induction, both being over 7 lbs. They were born very healthy.</p>
<p>For me, the worst of the trials seem to pass. I still am hopeful to find more optimal dosing.. possibly including things other than t4. </p>
<p>God bless.</p>
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		By: Kathia		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[On MAy 2020, I was diagnosed with melanoma. I started Inmmunothereapy treatmet for a year, it ended on April 2021. Evry 3 months my oncologist checked my TSH, T4. so she can monitor that my treatment was not making any damage to my tiroid. On July 21, I was tested again and for my surprise, my tiroid that was has  been normal all my life, was completely off! TSH :22.14 FreeT4 ;0.88. She inmediately prescibed llevothyroxine .25 . I took it for 5 days and it was awful. I never had symptoms of any kind but as soon as I started taing that medication, thhose 5 days were hell! fatigue, strong headaches , and verysleepy. I have a very active life so for me  that was concerning! we decided to stop medication, and she reccomended me to go see an endicronologist. and get tested after 4 weeks. I did. At the end of JUly my tests results were TSH:13.22 . t4: 3.5. She also did other tests as well.  TSI, T3, everything was normal. We decided to wait and no to take any  medication for a while . I got tested again on Sept 22,21. My TSH 42. 88 !!! T4 : 3.8. So now she told me lets Tirosint, she told me to start increasing dose from .25 to .75. Today is my 2nd day taking 25 + 12.5 = 37.5.  microgram /ml I am taking it at night. I ahve been feeling lethargis, headache , sleepy and my energy level went to 1/10. I take it as an oral solution(ampule). My concern is that I am already feeling same way as before by taking 0.37 ml,  so how am I going to feel by taking  0.75microgram/ml?? It seems to be that I start taking medication and I get symptoms from hypertiroidism right away! As I mentioned, my hypertiroidism was caused by my treatment with Opdivo and I am asymptomatic. Last time when I was taking levothyrocine  for 5 days, I stopped and in less than 4 days I was feeling completely normal. I just feel that taking a medicine that makes me feel so sick its nonsense! any thoughts? help? Thanks]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>On MAy 2020, I was diagnosed with melanoma. I started Inmmunothereapy treatmet for a year, it ended on April 2021. Evry 3 months my oncologist checked my TSH, T4. so she can monitor that my treatment was not making any damage to my tiroid. On July 21, I was tested again and for my surprise, my tiroid that was has  been normal all my life, was completely off! TSH :22.14 FreeT4 ;0.88. She inmediately prescibed llevothyroxine .25 . I took it for 5 days and it was awful. I never had symptoms of any kind but as soon as I started taing that medication, thhose 5 days were hell! fatigue, strong headaches , and verysleepy. I have a very active life so for me  that was concerning! we decided to stop medication, and she reccomended me to go see an endicronologist. and get tested after 4 weeks. I did. At the end of JUly my tests results were TSH:13.22 . t4: 3.5. She also did other tests as well.  TSI, T3, everything was normal. We decided to wait and no to take any  medication for a while . I got tested again on Sept 22,21. My TSH 42. 88 !!! T4 : 3.8. So now she told me lets Tirosint, she told me to start increasing dose from .25 to .75. Today is my 2nd day taking 25 + 12.5 = 37.5.  microgram /ml I am taking it at night. I ahve been feeling lethargis, headache , sleepy and my energy level went to 1/10. I take it as an oral solution(ampule). My concern is that I am already feeling same way as before by taking 0.37 ml,  so how am I going to feel by taking  0.75microgram/ml?? It seems to be that I start taking medication and I get symptoms from hypertiroidism right away! As I mentioned, my hypertiroidism was caused by my treatment with Opdivo and I am asymptomatic. Last time when I was taking levothyrocine  for 5 days, I stopped and in less than 4 days I was feeling completely normal. I just feel that taking a medicine that makes me feel so sick its nonsense! any thoughts? help? Thanks</p>
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