Though finding oneself with a sluggish thyroid is extremely common, some thyroid patients discover they are on the other end of the spectrum–hyperthyroidism, aka Graves’ Disease. FYI: This is different…
…that I am now HYPERthyroid and should lower my Levothyroxine and that my remaining symptoms must be from something else so she can’t help me anymore – she FIRED me!”…
…of human hyperthyroidism. Clin Sci (Lond). 1987 Feb;72(2):239-44 Abadie E, Leclercq JF, Fisch A, Babalis D, Blanche PM, Passa P, Coumel P. Pathogenesis of tachycardia in hyperthyroidism. Value of Holter…
There are so many reasons a thyroid patient can have hyper-like symptoms, without having the “hyperthyroid” disease called Graves’ disease. And this has nothing to do with a low TSH…
…FALSE. It’s the low TSH from Graves’ disease (hyperthyroidism) that causes those!! Our low TSH happens due to its sensitivity to T3 in our treatment. We are NOT hyper. In…