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If the TSH is high and the thyroxine levels are normal it is indicative of subclinical hypothyroidism and it needs monitoring at regular intervals. Hypothyroidism can cause intolerance to cold. The cause for the iron deficiency anemia needs to be determined if its not nutritional. Ensure to have regular follow ups for the thyroid and anemia status.
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Well, in a recent test, conducted only a two weeks after the first one, it showed that my MICROSOMAL TPOab WAS 53. It was supposed to be below 35. Surprisingly, my TSH had dropped from 8.2 to 2.39, which is within the normal range, that too in just two weeks. NORMETANEPHRINE was just a bit high... it was 206, when it was supposed to be below 148. METANEPHRINE was normal.
My HEART RATE is usually between 80 and a 100, but I have these spikes, when it goes up to 135, and I feel lightheaded, dizzy, and start sweating, and later get cold hands and feet. After an hour or two, my HEART RATE stabilizes again. This happens about ONCE in 10 DAYS.
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Awareness of your heartbeat is termed as palpitation and it can be due to hyperthyroidism( overactive thyroid), arrhythmias (altered electrical system of the heart), certain medications, heart failure, anemia and low blood sugar. It can be aggravated by exercise, fever, excessive alcohol consumption, smoking and dehydration. Anxiety, fear or stress can cause palpitations. You should consult your primary care physician for therapy. He will examine you and may ask for blood tests and an EKG.
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