Total Thyroidectomy Nightmare

Hi R, I know this is a frustrating time, not to mention being in the middle of a pandemic...it usually takes trial and error unfortunately to get your levels managed, it can take quite a while but, once they get it right, you should feel much better...the thyroid is an important organ and now that its gone you are trying to replace it with medication, it will take a huge amount of patience, all these symptoms should get better or leave, once you get to a maintenance level....you should have someone to talk to, even NEW friends, support groups(specifically for people in your position), or even a counsellor....you can try eating small amounts during the day, every few hours, it will keep gas from building up and can help with the nausea, if your blood sugar gets too low, you can feel really bad, weak, shaky, light headed, even if you drink your food, like protein shakes, smoothies, meal replacement drinks, it will help your energy, ask your Dr if a vitamin is helpful(you need to be sure nothing interferers with stabilizing your thyroid levels) Try to hang in there, keep busy and if you don't feel good, keep your mind busy, its okay to rest & take it easy until things are balanced out again, if the nausea keeps you from eating or drinking, you need to get that fixed, your Dr can advise on a nausea med you can take for now, you need to stay hydrated, water is best...I hope you get your meds at the right dose, its just a matter of time, I am sorry I cant be more helpful....Good Luck & Best Wishes💒🌈🎀☮♾🍀🐾💐🎶