Newly diagnosed hypothryodism
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I've just been diagnosed and started meds. How soon until I feel better? Is there a quick way to get dose right for me. I cannot face feeling so poorly much longer. Please help
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Some longer term advice; note the actual supplier/Mfr of the Levothyroxine that you are taking. Always use the same company’s generic product. Ask your doctor to write in the prescription that generic same company. If he or she wont then insist and tell them to read up about the problems with changing Mfr. I can assure you they themselves (if burdened with the problem) would soon find out they shouldn’t change, if it were their own family with the problem they would soon understand regards no changes.
Now there is bound to be a sole out there who can cope with changes, we are all different, consider them the exception that proves the rule.
I have found over 20 years that if you start to feel hot all the time more than those around you, or can walk down the road in winter in summer clothes without feeling cold, you need to reduce your does a little (or more) BUT always after seeing your doctor, and remember its a very involved business (and you may be different) which many docs know little about, but like you they can swot up, understanding from your doc is wonderful, cos,,,,,,,,,,, its one of those things that if you aint experienced it you will have very great difficulty understanding and docs are human beings same as thee and me. So smile and be happy you are on the way.