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If you have drug coverage you should ask your doctor about a product called Lunesta (Eszopiclone) which is available in the U.S. if you live elsewhere then Google "eszopiclone" to see if it goes under another name where you live. This sleep aid is designed for those that cannot stay asleep as opposed to a different sleep called Ambien (Zolpidem) in the U.S. which is used for those that cannot fall asleep without great difficulty but are able to stay asleep once started.

Examples of this would be Ambien (Zolpidem) or Lunesta (Eszopiclone). Over the counter remedies typically do not work as they are too weak to reset your clock. I would ask your doctor for an Rx of one of these sleep aids to get you through till therapy. The longer your sleep is disrupted the worse your anxiety can potentially become. Best of luck.

how much seroquel are you taking? try to lower the dose, seroquel is used as sleeping aid at around 25 to 100mg approximately. You can try some antidepressant to control your appetite. I definitely do not recommend ambien or lunesta, for long term treatment of insomnia. They have a very short life in your body and it which builds up tolerance quickly. The so called "z" drugs ambien and lunesta (zolpidem, zopiclone, zaleplon and eszopiclone) are for short term insomnia only.

This is very high if it is fasting, it is also too high for after meals. Suggest you get checked by your doctor for diabetes.

High Tsh of 7.18, high ft4 on 1.92 (.82-1.77) and high ft3 (2-4.4) TPO 10 (0-34), TGA 1.3 (0-.9) AGE 20 MALE, low vitd d3 -28.2 and low avit b12 -261, bad diet college student....It doesnt make sense for the ft3 ft3 to be elevated high with a high tsh so i am confused. This is my son and i take thyroid med since menopause yet have never had any antibodies...

I'm surprised your doctor did not put you on a low dosage of thyroid meds. Your TSH is rising and you are already hypo. Your TSH level should be somewhere between .3 and 3.0 6 weeks is too long to wait to get on meds. By then, you could be in a dangerous situation and might take you months to get leveled out. I would try to find an endocrinologist or another PCP that will put you on meds a/s/a/p.

t done blood work on me in two years so she does my results come back with high WBC at 12.8 neutrophils at 8.0 high lymphs were normal at 2.8 monocytes high at 1.5 eos high at 0.6 no signs of being sick with cold or anything. Then cardiologist app made on July 26 he does bloodwork. High WBC at 14.4. Neutrophils 9.2 high. Monocytes 1.5 high eos 0.6 high lymphs normal at 2.9. Then regular doctor repeats blood work on august 8th. High WBC at 14.0. High neutrophils at 8.5 high monocytes at 1.3.

Anyway, now I have a high TSH (6.45) and a high T4. They are doing further studies. I have been very cold all summer and warm up when I sit in the direct sun. I am tiried, fatigue easily and don't sleep well at night. My Hg has dropped into the 9.2-9.9 level. I am also on calcium supplements and calcitriol for hypoparathyroidism. My calcium has been stable, low normal, for many years. Now, it is out of control, very high which required hospitalization. My creatine increased to 3.

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