I hate feeling "Not Normal" even though my "Normal" isn't cause we know I am a bit weird.
Now that i don't have a thyroid, due to thyroid cancer, I have to monitor my hormone levels several times a year and take a replacement thyroid hormone med every day. It is amazing how the thyroid regulates so many other hormones in body - brain function, body temp, weight, and oh so much more.
Two months ago I found out my Thyroid levels were too high and the doctors have adjusted my meds which is good but the side effects are that I feel lethargic, fuzzy brained and unmotivated. The doctor tells me that for the past year, it has been like I have been wired on caffeine and now, what I am feeling is just me noticing the change; but for me it feels like when I had the thyroid cancer almost 15 years ago.
I DON'T LIKE IT.
I NOW HAVE TO WAIT. Per the doctor, from a new blood test, my hormone levels are spot on and I need to give my body time to adjust. So now I wait for another month and then we will do more blood tests to make sure not only that my hormone levels have settled but that my symptoms have "normalized" too.
Now that i don't have a thyroid, due to thyroid cancer, I have to monitor my hormone levels several times a year and take a replacement thyroid hormone med every day. It is amazing how the thyroid regulates so many other hormones in body - brain function, body temp, weight, and oh so much more.
Two months ago I found out my Thyroid levels were too high and the doctors have adjusted my meds which is good but the side effects are that I feel lethargic, fuzzy brained and unmotivated. The doctor tells me that for the past year, it has been like I have been wired on caffeine and now, what I am feeling is just me noticing the change; but for me it feels like when I had the thyroid cancer almost 15 years ago.
I DON'T LIKE IT.
I NOW HAVE TO WAIT. Per the doctor, from a new blood test, my hormone levels are spot on and I need to give my body time to adjust. So now I wait for another month and then we will do more blood tests to make sure not only that my hormone levels have settled but that my symptoms have "normalized" too.
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