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I am sure one of our members can help with locating a good thyroid MD in the Chicago area, What part of Chicago are you in, I am from Chicago also, moved out in 98. Your labs do indicate Hypothyroid, and just because he said your labs did not justify the antibody test alone indicates you need to find another MD, besides he failed to do the most important test of Free T3, and the Uptake for what that is worth is even low. Did he even prescribe a thyroid medication?
Still i feel no anxiety or depression. I wish i could go to chicago every week lol. I should mention i was getting hives this past winter. the hives would go away once i broke a sweat. I had the hives but didnt have any inflammation or rash. Just a 3 minute itch attack..... Now the itch feeling is 24-7. Thanks for your help.
I bought some maternity jeans and dress pants from craigslist for $30 and they are a little large. I am willing to give them to someone for FREE. I live in Northern Illinois about 100 miles west of Chicago. Message me if you want directions or photos. I think there are 5 pairs of jeans, 5 dress pants and 3 shorts.
immediately I wondered.... how is stabbing her and going to the slammer going to help raise their kid? Then it hit me..... the kids idiot mother will be in the slammer and not raising the kid. The kid has half a chance now.
where in Chicago are you looking or where do you live in the chicagoland area? if you want, you can pm me instead....i too live in the area....my pm doctor does the suboxone....i can share name and number if you'd like....
Posted before on this, but headaches continue daily now going on 2 years. Have seen local neurologists as well as in Chicago. Have had mri's, Mra, and multiple labs. All normal. Feel weak and my walking is slower, my balance is terrible and I feel lousy every day. Have to sleep a lot even after 9 hours of nightly sleep, which is not me. Life has drastically changed since this started as I need to sit or lie down so much.
I am current taking 25mcg Cytomel daily in attempt to help with my depression, I had blood taken from my OBGYN this week b/c I was complaining of constant hot flashes and sweating so she wanted to check my hormone levels...my T4 free was 0.32, she has referred me to an endocrinologist. I tried telling her med tech that I was on Cytomel and asked if that would be why it was low but I was just told to see the specialist. I placed a call to my psychiatrist to ask him and still have not heard back.
also, i find this forum here very useful and the people around here are going through or have gone through similar things to you...feel free to talk to me if you wish, I have had depression for a while now...I'll listen and when I can offer my advice. But I think the best way would be to ring the hotlines and talk to someone about it.
Good luck!!
Hi,
I'm in Logan square, I don't care where to go, but I need an endocrinologist who understands Hashimotos. The Endo I have only wants to check TSH, but after some serious begging she did check my Free T3 and Free T4. I have Humana insurance. I'm tired of asking for really basic things from Endo's.
My tsh is 6
FT3 is 3 pg/mL ref. range is= 2.0 -4.4
FT4 is 1.41 ng/dL ref. range is= ..82- 1.77
I take 100mcg of Tirosint and 10mcg of cytomel split in half.
You can still use those hotline numbers to get some help okay? We can't substitute here for help that you do need. Check out the links okay?
8 range
T3 95 ( 76 to 181)
Taken at 8 am and no armor since 2nd dose prior day at 3pm
Doctor wants to lower, says tsh suppressed and says rarely test free t3 and free t4 because it is difficult to interprete. on armor patience. Says the tsh is the best representation of what the body is sensing. Says this is what may be causing my fatigue and weight gain now.
Recent test was requested because of great fatigue since February and sudden weight gain without ability do drop any ( at all).
Anyone from Chicago on here? ! If so do you know of any mommy groups!?
My symptoms started soon after the birth of my son, but the doctors kept attributing it to the post-partum hormones, and even attributed my complaints to post-partum depression at one point. I finally got diagnosed a year and a half ago, after having a work-up with an electrophysiologist.
My husband and I are now contemplating having a second child. I am terrified, however, by the fact that my OB does not understand my condition at all, and blows it off as somewhat low blood pressure.
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