Re: Fingers tingling

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I just looked at the list of symptoms in Broda ' book. Burning or

tingling sensations is listed as a symptoms of hypothyroidism.

If you do an internet search of peripheral neuropathy and hypothyroidism,

you will have quite a few matches.

I wake up with tingling in my arms quite a bit. I'm don't have Hashi's but

am hypothyroid. I just started treatment about 3 1/2 months ago.

Kim in Aubrey

Fingers tingling

I have Hashimoto's and have been seeing Dr for almost a year, but

here recently I have had tingling in my fingers. I just wondered if this

could be related to my Hashimoto's? I am currently taking Armour, Cortisol,

Progesterone and Estrogen. Any advice would be appreciated and Merry

Christmas.

Charlene

[Guest guest]

I have been wondering the same thing. I do have

Hashi's with just one antibody, and I have noticed I

am getting a tingling in my fingers, and in my left

foot. Also, my eyes have become really dry. Is dry

eyes also connected to Hashi's or should I try and get

tested for Sjrogens. My endo doesnt seem to know much

about sjrogens or how to test or treat me for it.

Merry Christmas.

--- Kim Hanson wrote:

> I just looked at the list of symptoms in Broda

> ' book. Burning or

> tingling sensations is listed as a symptoms of

> hypothyroidism.

>

> If you do an internet search of peripheral

> neuropathy and hypothyroidism,

> you will have quite a few matches.

>

> I wake up with tingling in my arms quite a bit. I'm

> don't have Hashi's but

> am hypothyroid. I just started treatment about 3

> 1/2 months ago.

>

> Kim in Aubrey

>

> Fingers tingling

>

> I have Hashimoto's and have been seeing Dr

> for almost a year, but

> here recently I have had tingling in my fingers. I

> just wondered if this

> could be related to my Hashimoto's? I am currently

> taking Armour, Cortisol,

> Progesterone and Estrogen. Any advice would be

> appreciated and Merry

> Christmas.

>

> Charlene

[Guest guest]

Some of my most aggravating symptoms to start with were dry eyes and mouth with 'burnt tongue' where it felt like I had drunk hot chocolate too fast and burned my tongue. I rarely get the burned tongue now and my dry eyes and mouth are only real obvious when I am at my worst. I can only credit hydracortizone & Armour for the improvement.

Teri

I have been wondering the same thing. I do haveHashi's with just one antibody, and I have noticed Iam getting a tingling in my fingers, and in my leftfoot. Also, my eyes have become really dry. Is dry

eyes also connected to Hashi's or should I try and gettested for Sjrogens. My endo doesnt seem to know muchabout sjrogens or how to test or treat me for it.Merry Christmas. --- Kim Hanson wrote:

> I just looked at the list of symptoms in Broda> ' book. Burning or> tingling sensations is listed as a symptoms of> hypothyroidism.> > If you do an internet search of peripheral

> neuropathy and hypothyroidism,> you will have quite a few matches.> > I wake up with tingling in my arms quite a bit. I'm> don't have Hashi's but> am hypothyroid. I just started treatment about 3

> 1/2 months ago.> > Kim in Aubrey > > Fingers tingling> > I have Hashimoto's and have been seeing Dr > for almost a year, but> here recently I have had tingling in my fingers. I

> just wondered if this> could be related to my Hashimoto's? I am currently> taking Armour, Cortisol,> Progesterone and Estrogen. Any advice would be> appreciated and Merry> Christmas.

> > Charlene

[Guest guest]

A common and easily diagnosed and treated cause of numbness and tingling sensations is low B 12 levels. Get that checked with your next labs.>> I have Hashimoto's and have been seeing Dr for almost a year, > but here recently I have had tingling in my fingers. I just wondered > if this could be related to my Hashimoto's? I am currently taking > Armour, Cortisol, Progesterone and Estrogen. Any advice would be > appreciated and Merry Christmas.> > Charlene>

[Guest guest]

You might also consider seeing a hand & wrist doctor to be checked for

carpal tunnel, if your b12 levels are normal.

I have tingling issues, and turns out I have a cyst in my right wrist

joint (ganglion cyst). I had a cortisone shot and it was okay after

that. I did not need another one, although it still bothers me from

time to time (esp when it pushes on the nerve).

> >

> > I have Hashimoto's and have been seeing Dr for almost a year,

> > but here recently I have had tingling in my fingers. I just wondered

> > if this could be related to my Hashimoto's? I am currently taking

> > Armour, Cortisol, Progesterone and Estrogen. Any advice would be

> > appreciated and Merry Christmas.

> >

> > Charlene

> >

>

[Guest guest]

,

I had the same cyst as you when I was in my early twenties. It was a repetitve stress injury connected with my job. It was visible and very painful. When I changed jobs it went away.

Carol

> > >> > > I have Hashimoto's and have been seeing Dr for almost a year,> > > but here recently I have had tingling in my fingers. I just wondered> > > if this could be related to my Hashimoto's? I am currently taking> > > Armour, Cortisol, Progesterone and Estrogen. Any advice would be> > > appreciated and Merry Christmas.> > >> > > Charlene> > >> >>

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I have not had the tingling. Dry eyes was a major problem for me. I had to get the saline/tears type eye drops and use them several times a day. As I get better in general the problem is gradually going away.

Carol

>> I have been wondering the same thing. I do have> Hashi's with just one antibody, and I have noticed I> am getting a tingling in my fingers, and in my left> foot. Also, my eyes have become really dry. Is dry> eyes also connected to Hashi's or should I try and get> tested for Sjrogens. My endo doesnt seem to know much> about sjrogens or how to test or treat me for it.> > Merry Christmas.