Feel awful after thyroid meds lowered

Do you know what your blood test results were on 100 mcg, please?

And how many weeks is it now since you changed your dose?

The only thing I know is it was showing I was over medicated? X

Heya Slinky, 

Always good to get your numbers so that you know yourself where you feel good and where you don't. The dose isn't accurate enough to keep track of for that purpose. Also, always make sure you know what TSH suppression level your doctors are aiming to keep you at. 

Also, as Barbaral asked, how many weeks has it been since you changed your dose? And how many weeks after changing your dose did you start to feel odd?

She's asking because T4 is a storage hormone, so it sits in your body for a while until it is needed. This means that after a dose change, you wouldn't start feeling any different until a good 6 weeks after you changed your dose. Because that's how long it takes for your levels to start adjusting.

If it has been at least 6 weeks since you changed your dose, though 8 weeks would be better, then get an appointment with a nurse at your GP office to have your bloods done. This will then show what difference the dose change has made, but don't let your GP change your dose, just let your consultant know the numbers and they'll advise.

It might be worth getting your vitamin D levels checked too. Because all of the things you mentioned come with low vitamin D levels too. 

Lass

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