Might need help here , my thyroid tsh levels have been once at 284 and last month 139 doctor cant explain why and how if im not having ANY symptoms what so ever , ive been on medication since November , blood levels have been crazy according to my Dr. he cannot explain .. any help?
Have you brought up or has he brought up talking to Rheumatologist? I was misdiagnosed with hypothyroidism when I was 11 only to later find out that it was Hashimoto’s, and it basically destroyed my thyroid. It took a long time, but I’m being referred now to an endocrinologist because I have a lot of neuropathy issues as well as some issues associated with diabetes. I would definitely bring it up though because I didn’t know what Hashimoto’s was till I saw my rheumatologist. They did a full blood test and they told me I had Hashimoto’s because my antibodies in my thyroid. TPO and another one I can’t remember, but basically when they tested my TS4 and TS three levels they were normal. I’m also on medication again. I was taken off of it for about seven years and I think that’s when most of the damage was done. I tell everyone who has a thyroid issue to look a little deeper into it, because I had no idea that most of the symptoms I was dealing with were because of Hashimoto’s.
Hyperthyroidism is curable and I cured mine with herbal medication from Dr iyaremoses on TH-cam whom I his recommendation here and reach out to get his herbs and it works for me.
It is hypothyroidism, but it’s actually an auto immune disorder. I was diagnosed with hypothyroidism when I was 11 and found out much later it was Hashimoto’s. I’m now just seeing an endocrinologist because they can’t figure out what’s going on but basically after I got pregnant my body started attacking other parts. I have a lot of issues with neuropathy as well as pretty severe digestion issues that they think is Crohn’s disease now. I was told when I first developed it that it was hypothyroidism and that was it as long as my levels were normal. I should be fine. When I went to the Rheumatologist, they told me that I had Hashimoto’s. I wasn’t even sent to the Rheumatologist for my thyroid, I was actually sent because of , a positive and a test and a lot of other weird blood tests. You’re so right also deals with a lot of hormones other than just the thyroid hormones. That’s why they’re sending me to an endocrinologist. I also have a lot of symptoms of diabetes and hyper thyroidism as well. The only reason I say this is because I was completely unaware. I had Hashimoto’s and I feel like if I knew more about it, I would not be in a spot. I am now. What they think is happening is most likely I’m in the later stages of it, and it basically is attacking other organ systems now. I am 29 years old, and I was diagnosed with hypothyroidism around the age of 11.
Hyperthyroidism is curable and I cured mine with herbal medication from Dr iyaremoses on TH-cam whom I his recommendation here and reach out to get his herbs and it works for me.
Thank you!
Your lectures are good but it would be nice if you spoke more slowly and included everything you are saying in your lecture,thanks
Might need help here , my thyroid tsh levels have been once at 284 and last month 139 doctor cant explain why and how if im not having ANY symptoms what so ever , ive been on medication since November , blood levels have been crazy according to my Dr. he cannot explain .. any help?
Have you brought up or has he brought up talking to Rheumatologist? I was misdiagnosed with hypothyroidism when I was 11 only to later find out that it was Hashimoto’s, and it basically destroyed my thyroid. It took a long time, but I’m being referred now to an endocrinologist because I have a lot of neuropathy issues as well as some issues associated with diabetes.
I would definitely bring it up though because I didn’t know what Hashimoto’s was till I saw my rheumatologist. They did a full blood test and they told me I had Hashimoto’s because my antibodies in my thyroid. TPO and another one I can’t remember, but basically when they tested my TS4 and TS three levels they were normal. I’m also on medication again. I was taken off of it for about seven years and I think that’s when most of the damage was done.
I tell everyone who has a thyroid issue to look a little deeper into it, because I had no idea that most of the symptoms I was dealing with were because of Hashimoto’s.
Nothing on adrenal insufficiency? Wow
Hashimoto's is actually a hypothyroid disorder. I have it.
Hyperthyroidism is curable and I cured mine with herbal medication from Dr iyaremoses on TH-cam whom I his recommendation here and reach out to get his herbs and it works for me.
It is hypothyroidism, but it’s actually an auto immune disorder. I was diagnosed with hypothyroidism when I was 11 and found out much later it was Hashimoto’s. I’m now just seeing an endocrinologist because they can’t figure out what’s going on but basically after I got pregnant my body started attacking other parts. I have a lot of issues with neuropathy as well as pretty severe digestion issues that they think is Crohn’s disease now.
I was told when I first developed it that it was hypothyroidism and that was it as long as my levels were normal. I should be fine. When I went to the Rheumatologist, they told me that I had Hashimoto’s. I wasn’t even sent to the Rheumatologist for my thyroid, I was actually sent because of , a positive and a test and a lot of other weird blood tests.
You’re so right also deals with a lot of hormones other than just the thyroid hormones. That’s why they’re sending me to an endocrinologist. I also have a lot of symptoms of diabetes and hyper thyroidism as well.
The only reason I say this is because I was completely unaware. I had Hashimoto’s and I feel like if I knew more about it, I would not be in a spot. I am now. What they think is happening is most likely I’m in the later stages of it, and it basically is attacking other organ systems now. I am 29 years old, and I was diagnosed with hypothyroidism around the age of 11.
Hashimotos is hypothyroid
Whats up withthe weird face at the beginning of the video?
You might be talking about the background picture of someone with Grave's disease
@@Meducator01 Got ya the image was so translucent all i could make out was that it was just a face
Hyperthyroidism is curable and I cured mine with herbal medication from Dr iyaremoses on TH-cam whom I his recommendation here and reach out to get his herbs and it works for me.