Guest guest Posted April 28, 2004 Report Share Posted April 28, 2004 Interesting. I can hardly walk at first when I get up in the mornings. My feet are so stiff. Just thought I was getting old but now wonder if another symptom from undertreatment. > I also had alot of muscle and joint pain when I had a thyroid crash a > couple years ago. The doctors thought I had Lyme Disease! I could barely > stand to put my feet on the floor in the mornings, or anytime I had been > off them for a while. i had tendonitis in my right arm, which if it had > been true tendonitis, would have put me out of my work totally, and it > is all gone now. I really think the cells starve and die when you are > very hypo. The pain and lack of will to DO anything is indescribable. My > blood pressure was very high in spite of having what they called an > " athlete's pulse " which was just my heart slowing to a crawl as it had > no reason to live either. All this was probably good for me cause after > 30 years of being under treated I finally took the world into my own > hands and really boned up on what I needed to know to adjust my own meds > correctly. If I had to money for testing I would be having my other > hormones tested as I feel that is all that is left to fix. I fell like a > totally new person since I added in the Cytomel. I think I have > resistance to thyroid as well as conversion issues. T4 meds for me were > like eating sugar pills. > Who ever it was that said the doctor wanted to adjust your meds by > your body temperature, latch on to him & keep him! That, for me, was the > only way I have been able to get my meds right after thirty years of > doctors trying it by the other tests. > > -- > > Artistic Grooming * Hurricane, WV artisticgroomer@v... > http://mysite.verizon.net/vze6zcr9/index.html Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 29, 2004 Report Share Posted April 29, 2004 What about muscle cramps at night - I get some mainly in my calves. Not often but now and then, I just massage them out and try to walk them off. But last night I got one in my left lower arm - weird. Lots of sharp tingling pain and the muscle cramping - it hurt like _____. It still is sore and hurts some today. Janie Re: Re: Muscle/Jpint pain with hypothyroid Plantar Fasciitis and bone spurs are an absolute symptom of thyroid disease.It was about my third or fourth symptom, before I knew that I had it. Iwent to the Podiatrist and got orthotics made to change the position that myfeet were in when I walked on them, then was a jogger also. I still have abad plantar, but no bone spurs and can now walk without foot pain. The typeof shoes women wear often aggravate it.Tx Re: Muscle/Jpint pain with hypothyroid> Interesting. I can hardly walk at first when I get up in the> mornings. My feet are so stiff. Just thought I was getting old but> now wonder if another symptom from undertreatment. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 29, 2004 Report Share Posted April 29, 2004 What about muscle cramps at night - I get some mainly in my calves. Not often but now and then, I just massage them out and try to walk them off. But last night I got one in my left lower arm - weird. Lots of sharp tingling pain and the muscle cramping - it hurt like _____. It still is sore and hurts some today. Janie Re: Re: Muscle/Jpint pain with hypothyroid Plantar Fasciitis and bone spurs are an absolute symptom of thyroid disease.It was about my third or fourth symptom, before I knew that I had it. Iwent to the Podiatrist and got orthotics made to change the position that myfeet were in when I walked on them, then was a jogger also. I still have abad plantar, but no bone spurs and can now walk without foot pain. The typeof shoes women wear often aggravate it.Tx Re: Muscle/Jpint pain with hypothyroid> Interesting. I can hardly walk at first when I get up in the> mornings. My feet are so stiff. Just thought I was getting old but> now wonder if another symptom from undertreatment. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 29, 2004 Report Share Posted April 29, 2004 What about muscle cramps at night - I get some mainly in my calves. Not often but now and then, I just massage them out and try to walk them off. But last night I got one in my left lower arm - weird. Lots of sharp tingling pain and the muscle cramping - it hurt like _____. It still is sore and hurts some today. Janie Re: Re: Muscle/Jpint pain with hypothyroid Plantar Fasciitis and bone spurs are an absolute symptom of thyroid disease.It was about my third or fourth symptom, before I knew that I had it. Iwent to the Podiatrist and got orthotics made to change the position that myfeet were in when I walked on them, then was a jogger also. I still have abad plantar, but no bone spurs and can now walk without foot pain. The typeof shoes women wear often aggravate it.Tx Re: Muscle/Jpint pain with hypothyroid> Interesting. I can hardly walk at first when I get up in the> mornings. My feet are so stiff. Just thought I was getting old but> now wonder if another symptom from undertreatment. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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