Welcome!!! If you have your reference ranges, you will need to post those as well. They vary from lab to lab. You should get a copy of your labs, as well as any other info you can get.
And Yes The Brain Fog!!!! Goes with the territory, Good Luck and Ask away!! -sass-
thank you i will post my information as soon i know it Im in the army and the health care is not very helpful. They havent told me anything other than i have hypothyroidism and my tsh was 147.72 I am waiting for ultrasound results on my neck i have a goiter and I was referred to a endocrinologist and am waiting for that appointment. they put me on 75mg of synthroid
The symptom you mentioned we have a nick name, for we call it 'Brain Fog" and the list of symptoms is long, Depression, Anxiety, Lower than normal body temps, causing you to be cold when everyone else is comfortable, Muscle and joint pain, muscle spasms, Dry skin, that can cause itchiness, constipation, digestive problems.Fatigue and there is probably a few I have missed, that does not mean you will have them all. some have more than others. The Brain Fog will go away with the right medication as most other symptoms, it just takes a while to find your optimum level of thyroid hormone medication. If you want to post your Condition, TSH Free T4 and Free T3 members can offer advice and helpful information. Welcome to the Forum FTB4