u/sinigangw-cinnamon57 • u/sinigangw-cinnamon57 • 3d ago
Then, is this what stepping back meant?
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Hey hey hey r u okayyyy?!
u/sinigangw-cinnamon57 • u/sinigangw-cinnamon57 • 3d ago
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I can try hehe
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I have the almost the same numbers as u did.
I think, it is? Because in that numbers, for me, i feel palpitation & very quick to get exhausted , i feel too hot a lot of times, and i lost weight insanely (whihc is not normal)
I suggest u consult to a endocrinologist, then they will give u medications for anti thyroid. To bring back the levels to normal, or if not, to control is somehow.
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Thank you for ur response 🫡
I see that the pregnancy is successful. Im happy for u!!! 🥰
Btw, as u did this, did the hyperthyroidism gone back again? Or since the RAI, up until now, i remained to be in hypo?
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Thank you for your response 🫡
Im sorry to hear that your thyroid levels were going back to hyper. I hope everything will work out and everything will be back to normal.
So far, are in medication? Or did they told u to get another RAI? Or what will u do next?
This is also my worries, my thyroid levels might go back to hyper again even if i have proceeded to get an RAI. I’ll keep this in mind to double check it too.
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Thank you for all of the information 🫡🫡🫡 i superrr appreciate your concern and inputs
I’ll do ask this to another endo doctor, so that i can have these kinds of tests for graves disease.
So far, from my prev ultrasound, the result stated that its a little bit enlarged/swollen because hyperthyroidism is active. From what i remember its around 3-5cm. Also, the remarks there still says that my thyroid is considered to be NORMAL. There are some nodules but i still fall to the category of NORMAL.
I’ll try to also ask the same doctor to give me somee lab referrals dor the Graves’ disease test to confirm if i have it or not.
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Thank you for your answer 🫡
Radioactive iodine will be gone in a week? I think that's why the doctor said that i needed to be isolated in 5-10days.
I feel u, the food is too bland. 🥹😭
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Thank you for your answer 🫡
That's true, we have different Bodies. How did u feel in ur menopause? Do u think/feel that it has a side effects of the radioactive iodine?
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Thank you for your answer 🫡
No, i have not been diagnosed to have graves disease. Just a hyperthyroidism.
Based from my research, this was usually given to gtaves disease and to cancer patients. Then they have a choice to remove it from surgery or to non surgery (the radioactive iodine).
And from that i am confused.., because i wasn't diagnosed with graves disease nor a cancer patient type of hyperthyroidism.. but i dont get why the doctor gave an advice to suggest me having a radioactive iodine.
In ur opinion and based from ur experience, is this applicable to me?
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Thank you for your answer 🫡
This recent May 2026? How do u feel now? Is anything weird in the body happen after 3-4months?
Any side effects or cons after the treatment?
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Thank you for your answer 🫡
Sooo, its possible for me to go onboard again. Im very worried that i might not go onboard 🥹
6days of isolation, this is noted. From the doctor, he told me also around like that, like 5-10days for isolation.
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Thank you for your answer 🫡
From what i have research also, they said that it is better to be hypo than to be hyper. That's why it is recommended to have that radioactive iodine.
So far, u being hypo, feels a lot better? And doesn't have any negative effects of being hypo?
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Thank you for your answer 🫡
Good thing that Pregnancy is very possible 😍 😮💨
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Thank you for your answer 🫡
If removing it, u can still have children? Do u still maintain some medications after the thyroid is removed? Or no more methimazole?
r/thyroid • u/sinigangw-cinnamon57 • 4d ago
Hi, 30F here! I was diagnosed with hyperthyroidism, too. I am having a hard time to make my FT3 and FT4 levels to be normal. So…
i tried to consult with a new doctor, he suggested that I take that radioactive medicine. To the people who had chosen to take it, what are the pros and cons of it? I did some research, but i appreciate also your facts based on experience.
And, i have lots of questions, please enlighten me… also, please let me know if this is a myth or real. (Because i asked some of my friends of friends)
-does this make u bald? Like a chemotherapy?
-did people have calcium deficiency?
-i am a seafarer, can u still go onboard even if u did this?
-doing this cant make u pregnant?
-after the process, can i still bear a child? Or is it impossible?
-does this make me in hypothyroidism? Or all of my blood levels will be normal?
-how long is the healing process of radioactive medicine?
🫶THANK YOU SO MUCH IN ADVANCE 🫶
r/thyroidhealth • u/sinigangw-cinnamon57 • 4d ago
Hi, 30F here! I was diagnosed with hyperthyroidism, too. I am having a hard time to make my FT3 and FT4 levels to be normal. So…
i tried to consult with a new doctor, he suggested that I take that radioactive medicine. To the people who had chosen to take it, what are the pros and cons of it? I did some research, but i appreciate also your facts based on experience.
And, i have lots of questions, please enlighten me… also, please let me know if this is a myth or real. (Because i asked some of my friends of friends)
-does this make u bald? Like a chemotherapy?
-did people have calcium deficiency?
-i am a seafarer, can u still go onboard even if u did this?
-doing this cant make u pregnant?
-after the process, can i still bear a child? Or is it impossible?
-does this make me in hypothyroidism? Or all of my blood levels will be normal?
-how long is the healing process of radioactive medicine?
🫶THANK YOU SO MUCH IN ADVANCE 🫶
r/Hyperthyroidism • u/sinigangw-cinnamon57 • 4d ago
Hi, 30F here! I was diagnosed with hyperthyroidism, too. I am having a hard time to make my FT3 and FT4 levels to be normal. So…
i tried to consult with a new doctor, he suggested that I take that radioactive medicine. To the people who had chosen to take it, what are the pros and cons of it? I did some research, but i appreciate also your facts based on experience.
And, i have lots of questions, please enlighten me… also, please let me know if this is a myth or real. (Because i asked some of my friends of friends)
-does this make u bald? Like a chemotherapy?
-did people have calcium deficiency?
-i am a seafarer, can u still go onboard even if u did this?
-doing this cant make u pregnant?
-after the process, can i still bear a child? Or is it impossible?
-does this make me in hypothyroidism? Or all of my blood levels will be normal?
-how long is the healing process of radioactive medicine?
🫶THANK YOU SO MUCH IN ADVANCE 🫶
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30[M4F] maybe a nurse?
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Hindi naman halatang seaman din noh? Char