YOOO I FUCKING KNEW IT
I'm in range babyyyyyy
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YOOO I FUCKING KNEW IT
I'm in range babyyyyyy
I'm like 90% the clomipramine I'm taking is causing my hair to fall out but OF COURSE they want to test my thyroid first.
Lol I wish I would just be referred to an endocrinologist or something. I have hypothyroidism, so my TSH has been typically too high because I was horrible about taking my meds. Now that I'm getting better at it, my TSH is now a smidge low, and my physician's nurse thought I was taking biotin supplements or thinks the fact I take my meds with coffee instead of water is why my TSH is low.
Girl, pretty sure me taking my levothyroxine with water is just going to make my TSH even lower.
I just did bloodwotk today and got my results online. And for once I'm too low! By like 0.11. I'm getting so close to being in range, but I think I might be overmedicated now. Just waiting on the call from my doctor now
The fun thing about my birth control interacting with my synthroid is I can feel ALL of the symptoms of my hypothyroidism coming back. My fitbit can even tell. I'm so tired lol.
Kind of having an internal battle right now.
My GP is not the most... understanding woman, she thinks throwing levothyroxine and upping my dosage continuously will fix all of my problems.
So my thyroid is leveled out, yet I'm still experiencing all the symptoms. Especially fatigue.
Do I go see my GP just for her to up my dose again or tell me it's just stress even though i have concerns of Hashimoto's? Do I try and see if the psychiatry place I use to go to will take me as a client again? Do I just learn to cope with struggling to even want to get out of bed everyday?
I don't think of hypothyroidism as a super serious disease but god is it rough living with it.
I just feel so lazy and I don't know what to do about it.
Hypothyroidism = sleepy girl syndrome
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