I'm back still confused

Also lately I'm having this burning hot sensation pain come across my chest and I panic.its been a year of non stop symptoms and my life has totally just been stopped in my tracks I'm in bed most days all day long.help me someone please what Dr do I need preferred to that takes a medical card?

Not sure about the thyroid. I do know T4 /T3 can fluctuate during day. So some test results are misleading. Other ideas.. Check your serum ferritin levels. This is iron storage in your body. This can also cause increased fatigue and feeling cold easily if levels get low.

Supplementing magnesium has helped a lot with my anxiety. Investigate signs of low magnesium. This deficiency tends to be very common in the general population. A low level supplementation made a huge difference for me.

I'd also find a physicians group interested in women's health issues. The one I found was much more thorough checking my hormone levels and much more understanding than the top endocrinologist office in my city. Best of luck!

Don't know if it helps but the endocrinologists I've seen would all consider TSH 2.06 higher than desired and would've adjusted my dose to get closer to 1.0. Do you have an endocrinologist? I'd hope some fine tuning would improve some of the symptoms you're experiencing.

Also has your vitD been checked. Getting mine in range has helped my energy as well.it is often low in people that have hypothyroidism.

Hi Pamela, are you taking any thyroid medication?

1. It is typical with thyroid disease to go between hypo and hyper. I think of this like a dying engine, sputtering and surging as it tries to move and is too sluggish.

2. Your T4 looks to be on the low side of normal.

3. TSH is the measurement of thyroid stimulating hormone, produced by your pituitary. All this tells you is whether your pituitary thinks your thyroid is low. The pituitary doesn't always respond to hypothyroid conditions, may give up responding, etc. That said, your TSH is above 2. This indicates you are at least borderline hypothyroid. The fact that your T4 is on the low end combined with the TSH and your symptoms all together, would seem to strongly indicate hypothyroidism.

4. There are some herbal, kelp and other nonprescription glandulars you can try that may be a first line of self treatment for you. Also, acupuncture, Chinese herbs and dietary changes may offer some relief.

i suggest these as a first line of treatment because, I will tell you after 7 years of severe struggle with thyroid disease and medications, NONE of the meds out there are bioidentical, none have a natural delivery system, so NONE of them work. AND! It's an absolute nightmare to get the dosing right. The side effects from these drugs because they aren't bioidentical are as bad as the disease. So, I understand your frustration completely, but, after 7 years of hell, it's only a partial fix, and it will likely take years to recover from the autoimmune disease caused by the thyroid medications.

Use the Internet, buy some books. Do some research on thyroid disease so you know what you're dealing with. 

Goid luck!

C-

Hi Pamela. All of your symptoms dizziness and chest pain insomnia even thyroid dysfunction can be symptoms of auto immune disorder. This sometimes causes thyroid issues.

Obviously I don't know if this is the cause of you still feeling unwell but I would recommend seeing an immunologist. Have you had blood tests and, in particular, had your inflammatory markers checked?

I have an autoimmune disorder and heart palpitations dizziness and more are part of dosease profile.