I had a tsh of 260 felt pretty damn **** but no coma:) thankfully
Has the Doctor put her on medications for this? What symptoms is she having? I do know England medicine is very different then here with thyroid issues. Was she treated in England for her hypothyroid? When did she fly into the states?
Sorry about all the questions. Just trying to understand her situation.
Oh my goodness, I think I am just going to go to bed--I'm exhausted.
I can't sleep at nights and its making me weak...I totally did not see the age you said your grandmother was...
Sorry for the duplicate posts. I'm not sure what happened.
I'm not sure how old she is, but at her age, it is probably a little different. If she travels, she should be very careful. Long flights like that are so hard on the body.
I'm not sure how old she is, but at her age, it is probably a little different. If she travels, she should be very careful. Long flights like that are so hard on the body.
I'm not sure how old she is, but at her age, it is probably a little different. If she travels, she should be very careful. Long flights like that are so hard on the body.
I can tell you that there have been people on this forum whose TSH level was up to 600 and they never went into coma. When I started my problems with hypothyroid, my TSH was 98 and I was not close to myxedema coma as I went to the ER and they sent me home with 100 mcgs of synthroid. I really doubt, especially if she is not having symptoms, that she will go into a coma at her TSH level. I hope they have started her on meds, though. I am no doctor, but I think the doctor you are seeing is scaring you unnecessarily. Just make sure she starts her meds now and stays on them until she gets home. Best of luck.