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Hyperthyroidism..? |
I stopped getting my thyroid checked about a year ago after the doctor told me that my T3 and T4 levels were straightened out.. I have begun noticing signs that it is off balance again. One of the main problems: irritability. Has anyone experienced this that has any advice on controlling it? Getting angry at family and friends for no reason is causing tension that I don't have the time or energy for. I am planning on going back to the endocrinologist soon, as soon as I am able to make an appointment that doesn't hugely interfere with my schedule.. I know that hyperthyroidism causes hyper-excitability or hyperactivity.. so maybe that has something to do with it. While this is just a nuisance for now, I'd see the doctor as soon as I could. Even if it interferes, if your hormones aren't straightened out, it could lead to further problems down the road. Consider your irritability a blessing in disguise :). If anything, it helps detect a problem that could be reoccuring. |
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stop self diagnosing. go to the doctor and get a check up if your that freaked out. ...need a blood test to check the levels in your body- tsh and etc- they will do this if you ask! I have hypo - the opposite! And have to take a med for it everyday for the last 2 months ..... ...thyroid problems can cause depression but judgement problems, maybe not. As long as your TSH levels are normalised, things should be OK, just stay in touch with your doctor, good luck ...There are actually many symptoms to both hyper and hypo and the test results are confusing. Your Doctor most likely knows what he is doing when the test are final he will explain it all to you. Hyperthyroidism is when the food gets digested too quickly, causing weight loss. Hypothyroidism is when the food digests too slowly causing weight gain. There should be medications to take care of ... Double click or go to the following websites for more information: ... You really need to have the good pow wow sit down with your mom and doctor. Before thinking surgery, work with your doctor on all other options for treatment. I work in the medical field beh... As far as I know hyperthyroid does not cause any dental complications. It causes lots of other complications but to my knowledge it doesn't cause dental complications. You are probably just la... |
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