Fatigue, dizzy, nacious

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Hi everyone, 

Does anyone get fatigue, dizzy, nacious in the morning 

I get this in the morning and after a while towards the afternoon it starts to go away I'm in perimenapause and I also have thyroid issues never had these symptoms before until I started perimenapause, if anyone is experiencing these symptoms please share,also get jaw pain on my right side with ear and head pain went to the dentist he did ct scan he doesn't see anything except that I have  to do a root canal on my left side by this right of my mouth pain comes and goes it's really weird 

If any has or is experiencing these symptoms can you please share. 

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    I also get nauseous off and on . I get headaches specially when I’m over the period I don’t get jaw pain but I get neck , shoulder pain on the left side . I’m not sure if is the hormones dumping or fluctuating . 
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    I had the same symptoms for a while and still having them in a minor level. I haven't had a period for almost a year and those where my symptoms before I started feeling horrible ended up being my thyroid I went from hypothyroidism to hyperthyroid, I saw several doctors and they insisted that my thyroid was ok and I didn't needed a complete hormone panel. I insisted and found a doctor who listened i am feeling much great now. Look for differents opinions.

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      Hi marcia,

      For how long did you have your symptoms and how did you get better 

      This fatigue and dizzy is driving me crazy every day especially during the day. 

      Was your in the morning afternoon or all day please let me know 

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      I was in a really bad place for like 6 months, trying different doctor because I was extremely anxious all the time and with panic attacks but I knew that wasn't me. I know myself and I have not been depressed or down before in my life I always found the way to keep it together but those months were really bad. At first I blamed menopause but I discovered lately that my thyroid went wild and doctors were not listening they all try to pump me with antidepressants. I just kept looking for help until I found a woman doctor who listened and did all the test that I asked. I don't have a perfect formula I still working on it. But I am much much much better a lot of breathing, b stress complex every morning, vitamins b12 mid afternoon and walks i am always trying to eat healthy and I cut alcohol and caffeine. I take my synthroid 50 in the morning and metropolol 25 in the night but I am still working on the metropolol thing this is sooo new for me. 

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      I had for several years, now went to graves and these days I don't really know 😂 Just trying one day at the time 

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      Did you loose weight, or ate you gaining, I've heard that you can have both I'm not sure about that but the doctor said I have hashimoto but I've lost weight and I force myself to eat

      I'm going to see my endocrinologist  next month we will see 

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      I have the same. Had Graves years ago, now I think it is coming back. NO appetite, no sleep, panic, depressoion, body pain. Dizziness, alllergies.
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      Jacqueline when I had hypothyroidism I gained sooo much weight no even eating I was breathing and gaining. When graves came (hyperthyroid) I loosed weight like nothing not even trying I lost 20 in 1 1/2 and the anxiety was horrible thanks god went away
    • Posted

      Did you had fatigue every day with your thyroid, and also do you still have hyperthyroidism. 
  • Posted

    Marcia how did your Graves go away? And what you recommend not to eat?

     

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      Well I just cut my caffeine and alcohol also I saw a doctor and followed her advice regarding my hyperthyroid. Everyone is different you should see your doctor and talk to him/her regarding your symptoms but healthy diet a lot of vegetables is very important in my opinion 

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