Continuing to Journey (aka 12 months On)

Crikey Margaret.  Yes, that would account for those symptoms.  Really horrible and disconcerting as I also had an underactive thyroid after treatment but nowhere near as low as your husband's.  Thank goodness it's been diagnosed and hopefully he'll start to feel much better soon.

All the very best to you both.

Linda x

Thank heavens you’ve got to the bottom of it. 
My first husband had radiotherapy to his larynx and had the same problem. He put on weight was dizzy and cold all the time. He began to lose his hair. His GP had no answer. Then one day I found him collapsed  in the bathroom. I had a lightbulb moment and decided it was his thyroid and I was right 

in a month he was transformed into the active man I always  knew. 

Hi Margaret ,yes probably best to consign yiur thoughts tinthe bin, dammed annoying though ! Fingers x hubby improves in next few days. Yours isn’t the only case unfortunately know a few who’ve had tobtake the long road to get on thyroxine.So far I’ve had a blood test each year but I have to remind and insist it’s done ,then ring and always ask for numbers so I can make a record of them .

let us know how he gets on please .

Hugs Hazel xx

Good evening Margaret, wow that's quite alarming especially as you had mentioned it to them before, i must admit i don't know anything about the thyroid gland, I suppose because it was not affected. I have learned so much from this post so thanks for posting this update. As you say let's hope the next few weeks will see a big improvement for your husband. Wishing you and hubby all the best, take care, be good.

                                                                                                           Chris xx