I have thyearoiditis and taking eutirox will this cause increased sweating
hi you are sweating due to the increased dose of eutirox and that is perfectly normal and expected in a person with thyearoiditis being treated with medication this only means that you are being correctly treated with respect to your thyearoid function the few white hair that you noted could be due to stress that you have in your day to day life or simply without any reason they can occur they have nothing to do with your thyearoid function your breakfast is good but maybe the doctor meant to decrease the calories I do not see anything that should make you search another doctor but ofcourse it is your right to do so if you wish try to live a stress free life and you will find many of your symptoms resolving
hello doctor I am 23 years old male I have had thyearoid issues since a young child after a few years they concluded it was thyearoiditis currently I take eutirox 75 my and have for about a year before that I took 50 my ever since 8 months I am not sure about the timeframe I have had issues with extreme sweating under armpits for example I am in a 2c room and start sweating insanely I go outside lay on the hot sun and I stop sweating minutes after putting on a shirt there are considerable sweat marks on my armpits 10 minutes after it is a huge sweat mark it is also irregular some days it is crazy other days not so much I have never had issues with sweat ever on the right side of my head I now have white hair that definitely were not there a year ago even months ago it was just hairs attached are my lab results the doctor said it was normal however during the conversation I said my breakfast was a couple eggs sometimes pancakes and fresh juice he replied it should be milk and bread so I have began looking for another doctor for that reason what can I do to find the best doctor and would it be ok for me to go back to eutirox 50 my while I look for a new doctor or can this cause a serious issue ray resume says the following translated by me thyearoid with normal dimensions right lobe measuring 14 50x13mm and the left lobe 13 53 12mm with lobutlated shape its ecostructure is diffusely heterogeneous with multiple areas hipoecogenic poorly defined aspects to which is associated the increase of vascularisation on the doppler color study changes compatible with thyearoiditis near the inferior pole of the left lobe some reactive ganglionic can be observed the biggest measuring about my