Joint Pain, Sudden Headache In Back, Blurred Vision, Pins And Needles In Hands And Feet. Diagnosed Hashimoto S Disease. On Levothyroxin. Advice
Recently diagnosed with hoshimotos disease. On levothyroxin. Current persistent symptoms are some mild join pain (less than before recent thyroid diagnosed), still very tired, lower back pain that effects walking and standing, head ache at the back of the head that feels like blood is suddenly filling my skull to the point it might explode, occasional blurred vision in left eye, pins and needles in hands and feet especially big toes...,is there something more going on with me. I also have occasional muscle tightness and pain. Any ideas and what all this might add up to?
thank you for reaching out for more insight regarding your concern , keep track with your diagnosing physician on TSH T3 , T4 levels , with your medication your doctor might need to increase the dose until you reach the normal hormonal levels again meanwhile you might feel steady slow progression in your symptoms .
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Joint Pain, Sudden Headache In Back, Blurred Vision, Pins And Needles In Hands And Feet. Diagnosed Hashimoto S Disease. On Levothyroxin. Advice
Dear user , thank you for reaching out for more insight regarding your concern , keep track with your diagnosing physician on TSH T3 , T4 levels , with your medication your doctor might need to increase the dose until you reach the normal hormonal levels again meanwhile you might feel steady slow progression in your symptoms . if you find this answer helpful please rate it as 5 . Best regards Dr. Ahmad