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1528307 tn?1336000554

Cardiac thyriod questions

Ok. I am 5 months post left hemi-thyroidectomy and I am still having some cardiac issues. It's not as bad as is had been prior to the surgery, but still a nuisance and enough to make me cautious. I was wondering if anyone experienced cardiac occurrences after removal of their thyroid? Some days I feel like I my heart is going to beat out of my chest and other I feel like I could run a marathon. I have had a nuclear stress test, treadmill test, ekg, echo, 24 monitoring, x-ray and all seems to be normal. No blocked arteries and doc says cholesterol is amazingly perfect with my HDL above 85 and my LDL below 100. I am wondering if this is high blood pressure causing all of my grief. What do you think?
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1528307 tn?1336000554
I have had lab work recently but haven't been down to pick them up, but as the Endo told me that both FT4/FT3 were in the upper ranges of normal. I just had a MRI on my pit gland and it too was normal. Endo say's I should be experiencing less symptoms since my panel has improved since surgery. The only problem I am still having seems to be cardiac. And I am feeling it now.
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499534 tn?1328704178
Have you had any thyroid labs done yet, since surgery? What were your most recent?
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