What Causes Lost Appetite, Nausea, Diarrhea, Anxiety, Panic Attacks And Weight Loss?
Your hyperthyroidism is under control but anxiety is not
Detailed Answer:
Hello,
Welcome and thanks for your query.
I understand your concern.
Both the results you have uploaded show normal Thyroid Functions. Please upload the results by which you were diagnosed to have Hyperthyroidism.
The symptoms of anxiety and hyperthyroidism are very similar and overlap.
The cause of your present symptoms with normal TFT is anxiety.
If you are off Inderal, you should restart Inderal at 10 mg twice a day and step it up depending on your heart rate. Your symptoms are likely to get better. If not at a satisfactory level, you would require to be on anxiolytics which are prescription medicines and it would be better to see a psychiatrist in addition.
There is nothing to worry about the medicines. In addition you require to have a healthy life style eating wholesome food, avoid alcohol and caffeinated beverages, exercise a minimum of 30 minutes of moderate exercise a day and practise stress relieving measures like yoga, meditation and relaxation techniques.
Above all you should have a positive attitude and a firm belief that you will get well inspite of the present set back.
Do get back to me if you have more queries.
Best wishes,
I am attaching earlier tests before treatment
Mildly hyperthyroid to start with
Detailed Answer:
I have reviewed all your results. Your hyperthyroidism is only mild and is related to a thyroiditis. You don't require such a high dose.
There is nothing to worry about a BP of 90/60 if you are not symptomatic. My BP is the same.
You restart Inderal 10 mg twice a day and see the difference.
After you feel better, reduce the neomercazole.
I can even monitor you remotely if you want.
Start the stress management methods I had suggested and enjoy better health and better life.
Best wishes,
TFT is suggests Neomercazole dose more than required.
Detailed Answer:
Your latest results show the TSH in the hypothyroid range, showing that you are going into hypothyroidism from the overuse of Neomercazole. It is an indication that you should reduce your dose like I had suggested before.
If you are fasting Ramadan or your sleep pattern is disturbed you should not be attaching much value to the cortisol result. If you are fasting, the morning is like the normal evening and cortisol levels are lower in the evenings.
There is nothing to worry unless you have postural hypotension.
Suggestions follow
Detailed Answer:
Reduce to 4 tablets now and then to 3 after 3 days. Continue your Inderal.
Repeat the Cortisol both am and pm after a month. Don't worry as you have no symptoms of Addison's disease.
Wish you a good day