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I have symptoms of both Hypo and hyperthyroidism, why?

Sometimes I will feel really cold for no reason, and sometimes I feel really hot and sweaty for no reason. Sometimes I get panic attacks and anxiety, and sometimes I feel really tired and need to take a nap even though I know I have slept enough. Does anybody have any ideas?

If you have not already, have a lab analysis for antibodies against the thyroid. While Graves’ disease is a slow progressing autoimmune disease causing hyperthyroidism, Hashimoto’s is a more rapid autoimmune disorder that initially starts out as hyperthyroidism until it destroys enough of the thyroid and you begin getting signs of hypothyroidism. It is called a bimodal autoimmune disorder, since you get signs of both hyperthyroidism and hypothyroidism.

There are other causes, like if your medications are too high, or not high enough. You can have multiple exposures to toxins that can cause shifts in thyroid hormones. Other medications or supplements that you take to be affecting either your hormone directly, or the absorption of medications at your currently taking for your thyroid disorder (calcium and iron block absorption of thyroid thyroid medication).

It could be something completely non-thyroid related, such as bipolar disorder.

It could be a neurotransmitter imbalance.

There tons of "it could be’s," so you in your doctor need to be able to troubleshoot.

Below is my blog that has more on thyroid problems and thyroid solutions.

5 Responses to “I have symptoms of both Hypo and hyperthyroidism, why?”

  • oge says:

    see a doctor.
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  • Steve B says:

    well..ya need a T7,Tsh,Free T4,Free T3,Thyroglobulin ab
    workup to see…and a cbc and cmp..ask the doc to order these blood tests soon
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  • allison k says:

    it depends – imean have u been diagnosed with either over or under active thyroid, if not then these could be symptoms of something entierly different.
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  • clowns_scare_me2 says:

    i use to feel that way and i was diagnosed with graves’ disease. suite101.com is where i get my info. good luck!
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  • joe h says:

    If you have not already, have a lab analysis for antibodies against the thyroid. While Graves’ disease is a slow progressing autoimmune disease causing hyperthyroidism, Hashimoto’s is a more rapid autoimmune disorder that initially starts out as hyperthyroidism until it destroys enough of the thyroid and you begin getting signs of hypothyroidism. It is called a bimodal autoimmune disorder, since you get signs of both hyperthyroidism and hypothyroidism.

    There are other causes, like if your medications are too high, or not high enough. You can have multiple exposures to toxins that can cause shifts in thyroid hormones. Other medications or supplements that you take to be affecting either your hormone directly, or the absorption of medications at your currently taking for your thyroid disorder (calcium and iron block absorption of thyroid thyroid medication).

    It could be something completely non-thyroid related, such as bipolar disorder.

    It could be a neurotransmitter imbalance.

    There tons of "it could be’s," so you in your doctor need to be able to troubleshoot.

    Below is my blog that has more on thyroid problems and thyroid solutions.
    References :
    http://thyroidsolutions.blogspot.com/2007/11/caution-armour-thyroid-is-not-100-safe.html

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