Guest guest Posted November 15, 2002 Report Share Posted November 15, 2002 I knew there had to be a bright side to this!! You are SO right again ! Deb :0) > > > I had a TT back in October 1999 and was chose not to ablate at that time after > > consulting with my surgeon and endo. I had the head of head and neck > > surgery at the Cleveland Clinic perform my TT and he really felt he got all of it > > (note, by the time I got someone to believe that something was wrong, I had 5 > > tumours. ) > > > > My Tg's had been terrific until this past > > Sept when a blood test showed a TG of 48! Turns out my pharmacy had > > given me the wrong dosage of Synthroid for 3 months and I had become > > unsuppresed. I was only getting .75 instead of .175. My endo said I now > > needed RAI which I had done a couple weeks ago on 10.29.02 > > > > Well guess what I just found out! That TG of 48 must have been wrong and I > > just went thru this for nothing! While I was hypo and preparing for the WBS > > and RAI, I had my TG levels checked again. Neither test result came back > > before my RAI. Now they are back and they are 1.5 and 1.9 (when my TSH > > was unsuppressed and at 80.33 right before my scan and RAI) > > > > My endo agrees that the 48 was a mistake and while she feels I should look at > > the RAI as a positive thing, she wouldn't have pushed me to have it done with > > a true TG of 1.5. > > > > Lesson for others here- double check your TG's if elevated and always check > > your meds! > > > > I can't beleive this. My struggle with my TC has been like a comedy of errors > > with health care making pro's making one mistake after another! This is scary! > > > > Deb :0) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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