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still feel tired!
hi
ive just recently upped my tablets to 125 from 75 i felt fine for a couple of months but now i feel so tired to the point where as soon as i get up im exhausted and have very litlle energy which is hard when i have 3 kids to sort out i also was losing weight but seemed to have put some on even tho have been excersing and eating well also ive been having headaches sweating alot more and pins and needles in my feet has anyone experianced any of these who could give me some suggestions of what is could be thanks.
ive just recently upped my tablets to 125 from 75 i felt fine for a couple of months but now i feel so tired to the point where as soon as i get up im exhausted and have very litlle energy which is hard when i have 3 kids to sort out i also was losing weight but seemed to have put some on even tho have been excersing and eating well also ive been having headaches sweating alot more and pins and needles in my feet has anyone experianced any of these who could give me some suggestions of what is could be thanks.
not sure about all of that but my recent blood test was bout a month ago and they said there fine there working
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What are your most recent blood test results? If you could post them, along with the reference ranges from your lab report (these vary from lab to lab, so must come from your own report).
Going for 75 mcg to 125 is quite a jump; it may have been too much and made you go hyper. Some symptoms "cross over" from hypo to hyper, particularly the fatigue.
It's usually best to increase your med by small amounts; like going from 75 mcg to 88 mcg, then to 100, etc......... There might be a dosage between 75 and 100 that's right for you, but you wouldn't know that because you skipped right over it.
Please post your latest TSH, FT3, FT4 results, and reference ranges. That will help members comment more fully on your particular situation.
Going for 75 mcg to 125 is quite a jump; it may have been too much and made you go hyper. Some symptoms "cross over" from hypo to hyper, particularly the fatigue.
It's usually best to increase your med by small amounts; like going from 75 mcg to 88 mcg, then to 100, etc......... There might be a dosage between 75 and 100 that's right for you, but you wouldn't know that because you skipped right over it.
Please post your latest TSH, FT3, FT4 results, and reference ranges. That will help members comment more fully on your particular situation.
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