My top 3 worst hyperthyroid symptoms

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1st whole body tremors and shakiness

2nd dizziness

3rdweakness

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    I was diagnosed two years ago with hyperthroidism and Graves Disease. I had all of the symptoms above as well as palpitations, sweats and high levels of anxiety resulting in sleepless nights. I also have two large multicystic nodules on my thyroid that continue to grow - the largest being 8cm diameter.

    I have had many combinations of medication, including a programme of Block and Replace for 18 months. I became hypothyroid 2 months ago so am on another regime of medication - 10mcg of Carbimazole a day. Things are stable for now but I know they can fluctuate again at any time. I was due to have my thyroid removed this summer but this has now been pushed back to some time on 2021.

    My best advice is to listen to your body - go back to your doctor if you feel things are changing or you don't feel 'right' and insist on regular blood tests. I made some changes with diet but the best change was to go caffeine free - it really helped to reduce the dizziness and tremors.

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      thanks so much for the reply..bec i was wondering if i search the google about hyperthyroid..it always states hand tremor..my tremors and shakes is whole body..neck..arms..hands..thighs..legs..chest..stomach..even my voice trembles.. like my muscles are so weak it trembles even at rest..if im doing something like chopping veggies or lifting a pail of water..my body trembles and shakes the more

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    My tremors were mainly in my handand arms but if I had caffeine then my whole body would experience tremors too and I was generally shaky. This has improved with removing caffeine and being on the right dose of medication. I had lots of changes to my medication until things settled. It is very much trial and error.

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