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I can’t remember if my endo has ever said how he doses. I can send him a message and ask. He seems to be more interested in the T3 and T4 levels. He’s mentioned that my TSH could stay suppressed for a while when I was hyper, and I know that I feel better when my TSH is around 1 or so, but there’s been so much up and down with my labs, it’s hard to remember how I have felt at what level. I’m going to start a journal.
One thing I do know, in spite of what has been said to me, I have never had heart palpitations or anxiety when hypo. Only when hyper. I’m more inclined to believe this is coming from the PTU. This is a very different type of anxiety than when I was hyper. In fact the palpitations were more a problem than the anxiety, and the anxiety was a direct result of my elevated heart rate when hyper.
My heart rate now is 68, and I feel anxious, although not as bad as I can feel. I’m hoping that it will decrease as the extra PTU gets out of my system. Of course, I had to stop the Atenolol due to headaches.
Anyway, I post on here and it helps clarify things in my mind as well as get different perspectives from others. Sometimes I feel like some fellow posters think that I am their pet project compared to other people who post about what’s going on, and that I don’t have a brain in my head to figure things out. Maybe that’s just my anxiety. I think the fact that I feel overwhelmed by information sent my way is a sign that I need to step away from here for a while and handle this on my own. I hope that I can return when I feel more comfortable.
Thanks to those who have tried to help. I think advice given in very small doses is better for me, and just may not match the way others like to help.
Amy
Good self care.
Look forward to meeting you in the future.
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