So sorry to hear that. Mine was papillary thyroid cancer, I don’t know the differences unfortunately. Do they believe they managed to remove it all?
So sorry to hear that. Mine was papillary thyroid cancer, I don’t know the differences unfortunately. Do they believe they managed to remove it all?I got my surgery results today, unfortunately it’s minimally invasive follicular thyroid cancerdoes anyone have any experience of this?
Hmm not sure, but there’s doubt over whether I’ll need the other half of my thyroid out!So sorry to hear that. Mine was papillary thyroid cancer, I don’t know the differences unfortunately. Do they believe they managed to remove it all?
Hopefully you won’tHmm not sure, but there’s doubt over whether I’ll need the other half of my thyroid out!
It's usually about 6 weeks before you'd see a change your bloodstream would have enough hormone to cope .So I’m just over 3 weeks post hemithyroiectomy, starting to feel a bit lethargic. Not sure if it’s because I’ve been out of routine for so long and just adjusting to getting back to work and stuff or if I should be asking for a blood test to check my levels? I also weigh myself weekly and every week since the op I’ve put on a few lbs, but again it might be because I’ve been eating a lot of shit food. Should I be contacting the specialist nurse or my GP if I’m worried? Nothings been said to me about a blood test since the op
Just tested positive for covid so I guess that explains the tirednessIt's usually about 6 weeks before you'd see a change your bloodstream would have enough hormone to cope .
Well take it easy as least you've got a cause for the tiredness ,hope you feel better soon xJust tested positive for covid so I guess that explains the tiredness
ThanksWell take it easy as least you've got a cause for the tiredness ,hope you feel better soon x
I’d contact your GP and enquire .I don’t think it would make much difference tbh but saying you’ve just had surgery it may affect the healing slightly xThanksshould I be telling someone given I’ve just had an operation?
Thanks, I think I’ll ring the specialist nurse tomorrow just to make her awareI’d contact your GP and enquire .I don’t think it would make much difference tbh but saying you’ve just had surgery it may affect the healing slightly x
There’s no harm in asking they’ll be able to advise.Thanks, I think I’ll ring the specialist nurse tomorrow just to make her aware
Yes that’s completely normal, I couldn’t feel anything in certain parts of my scar for a long time. I can’t wear a polo neck top anymore either as it feels strange. The sensation will come back, the nerve endings are damaged so perfectly normal for numbness.People that have had thyroid surgery…did you have a numb bit of your scar? I’m 4 weeks out from a hemithyroidectomy and the middle of my scar I cant feel the sensation of touching it
I have balding on my temples nowDoes anyone get any bother with sudden hair loss? I’ve always shed quite a bit due to hypo but over the last few weeks it’s been quite extreme and to the point where my scalp is now visible in places it wasn’t before (mainly temples and around ears). I’m talking losing handfuls in the shower and when brushing/combing. It happened around 2 years ago as well and I never found the real reason it happened but after spending a small fortune on hair loss products and supplements it seemed to eventually stop.
I don’t even know if it’s caused by my hypothyroidism but I cannot think of another reason why it’s happening. I do know that it happened around the same time of year last time as it was just before Love Island started lol. It just sucks because my hair has always been an insecurity for me. It’s fine, curly, prone to breakage and grows incredibly slowly. Now that it’s even thinner due to the hair loss it’s even more prone to frizz and breakage and I constantly look like I’ve put my finger in a plug socket
My birthday is coming up soon and I’m aware how vain this sounds, but I feel like it’s put a total dampener on it as I’m going to be avoiding all pictures due to the current state of my hair. It’s a ‘big’ birthday too so I wanted to get memories to look back on but now I can’t think of anything worse.
I’ve been on levothyroxine for 15 years. My bloods are always somewhat ‘normal’ and tend to go between 75 micrograms and 100 micrograms depending on the results. It doesn’t make sense why this is happening.
If you're hyperthyroid you'll likely suffer from palpatations .First time poster-
does anyone suffer with any heart complications or symptoms as a result of their thyroid?
Yep me. I'm on beta blockers and also ace inhibitor and a blood thinner. Also have afib heartbeat but whether that was caused by been hyper I don't know. Am more hypo now than hyper . Think in the last five years I've been on an even keel once with thyroid.First time poster-
does anyone suffer with any heart complications or symptoms as a result of their thyroid?
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