Question: I am 39 and have had numerous issues over the past ten to fifteen years. I have had vaginitis (pain during sex), hair thinning, terrible depression and anxiety, a feeling of a lump in my throat,heart palpitations, pain down both of my arms (I do have a hurt shoulder from an incident about two years ago when I was putting my son's bed together, but this was the whole way down both), pain up my neck, migraines, fatigue, tingling hands, etc. Many of these things have resolved themselves over the years, but I am recently still having tremors and anxiety and depression. I'm currently on Celexa (about 6 years), but I'm not sure it helps much. A few months back, my doctor changed me to Cymbalta and I got 10x worse and went back to Celexa. Before that I was on Zoloft. A doctor once did a bunch of tests and diagnosed me with PCOs. He was the only doctor to ever listen to me, but I was never sold that was the issue. I was on Metformin for a while, but stopped, since my numbers were all normal. He left his practice and I now have a doctor that continues to suggest therapy, but I KNOW there's something wrong. I went recently to a clinical nutritionist who ordered a bunch of blood work. I was tested for hypothyroid (I have been in the past, too, it's always been normal), fatigue, systemic candida, PCOs, and some other things. This time, it came back that my thyroglobin was high and that I was very low in Vitamin D. These were the only "off" results. I speak with him again this week, but I am really scared about the high thyroglobin. I asked my doctor about it (the nutritionist is 3 hours away), but he just told me I needed to go back to the nutritionist (I think he's mad I went to him). Can you explain to me why my thyroglobulin may be high but the rest of my thyroid numbers are in the normal range? Of course when I do a Google search, I'm reading about thyroid cancer, and it's scaring me.