Hypothyroidism & Body Vibrations, cool sensations, lethargic, major muscle pain

[Sweets77]

I have been vibrating so badly & experiencing such cold sensations that I thought there was someone breaking into my house, because I was feeling a cold draft & experiencing these vibrations. I have been driving my friends, family & neighbours nuts & they've been trying to help me understand there was no one there, that's how crazy these sensations have made me feel. My Gf's think I'm being haunted because of the cold sensations. Hearing is very airy. I would have never thought that a medication could give me the sensation that I'm feeling my legs vibrate. Has anyone felt these cold sensations ? I've been assured nobody else is feeling it as I do ? Is there a natural & safe & effective way to treat this condition ? I'm desperate !!!  I've been popping Robaxacet for a long time for my muscle pain like 6 a day & had Dr's try to put me on concerta & Gabapantin (which I hate & quit). My Fiancé also has hypothyroid & is on eltroxin ? Why am I not on that ? He seems fine ? What else can I do? I'm so happy to have found this site..I was beginning to think there was no hope. I've been trying to stay calm & not drive anybody else any more crazy than I already have ... It's maddening !!

[jacrjacr]

I think it is time to ask for another medication to try since  not everyones body reacts to medication the same. Also, do you have your last lab results to post....you may be undermedicated....or need a medication that is t3t4 combo that your body like better..... Don't suffer, ask for a new medication...like armour or nature throid....but you need  a new blood test because you still shouldn't be having cold sensations if your meds are working

[Red_Star]

The symptoms you describe sound like neurological symptoms and hypothyroidism can affect practically every level of the central and peripheral nervous system. I had plenty of neurological symptoms from hypothyroidism including internal tremors. I have a cold feeling on my skin but that is due to permanent nerve damage from severe insulin resistance. I fail the two point discrimination test pretty much all over.