I feel this too!! Im 6 years out from my thyroidectomy and I still have weeks where I feel horrible, trying to work full time and trying to explain my issues with others is so difficult. I jave weeks I sleep 15 hours to 20 hours and still feel like I'm drained. I'm moody anxious depressed, it took me years to find a doctor who would listen to me and not keep trying to force anti depressants on me!! I know some people do need them and it helps, but for me this is my new normal. I'm so glad I'm not alone
I'm sorry you have been feeling like this. The fatigue and migraines really catch me off guard at times. I'll be feeling great then have to spend the day in bed! I hope you are feeling well.
Thank you so much for sharing this! I am 2 years since my thyroid surgery from having severe graves disease also. And I feel like this on and off. I often feel so so guilty for not being able to function the way I want to. But I'm so glad that this seams to be a normal on-and-off thing with someone with this condition. It makes me feel so much better for taking the time off that I need to try and get better.
I have Hyperthyroidism. I hate when my body feels like a powerhouse for about a month. I get a great streak of energy, and then I crash, and it’s sucks so much. I feel ya girly :(
Thank you for sharing this. This last month I fell into the same fog of horribleness. It was one of the worst ones since my thyroidectomy and rai treatment in 2010. I felt like I was NEVER going to feel better. My husband had to drive me to the doctor since I couldn’t drive because my eyes were so heavy and my fatigue was uncontrollable and I didn’t trust my reaction time driving. In the past I’ve had maybe a day or two like this or even go months feeling “normal”, but this was never ending! Then, all of a sudden I woke up last week and the heaviness was gone, fatigue gone, mind back, jaw pain, bloating, muscle aches gone...poof! It’s hard not to wake up everyday and not worry that that feeling is back again. It’s nice to know I’m not alone. It’s hard to explain this to people who have never felt it. They just think I’m depressed or didn’t sleep enough! Ugh! No! THIS is different! Thank you for sharing!
Hi Elysa. I'm so sorry for the late reply. I'm only seeing your message now. I hope you are feeling better. Fatigue is so horrible. The feeling of not getting enough sleep can be so draining!
It's been 1 month since my thyroid surgery and all of the symptoms u r talking about happens to me and my weight is becoming more. I'm trying to understand my body and my needs. You actually made me realize that it's not only me who feels these things and it's normal
Sounds like adrenal fatigue. Those lacking their thyroid are more prone to adrenal fatigue. I take methyl B12, high dose D3 gels, EPA-DHA Omega 3s, and magnesium taurate. I was born without a thyroid gland and have had to figure out what works for me, like you are doing for yourself.
I haven’t been taking the best care of myself diet wise. I lost my thyroid at 14 by having it eradicated with radio active iodine, as I had a very very severe case of Graves’ disease at 8 years old. I had Levothyroxine/Synthroid since the removal and I’m 28. I’ve never dived deep enough into this when I know I need to be… It’s been pretty regulated on its own through my younger years but it’s catching up to me. I feel like my body is completely derailing and wilting away. What B12 supplements do you recommend? Like all the stuff you mentioned what would you say is most effective? I know that I can’t take any of that until about 4 hours after my meds. I feel lost.
Yes, this is my struggle, no matter how much I sleep still tired...anxiety is back too..a lot of similar symptoms I had when I had Graves’ disease. It’s been saddening after this surgery , I imagined things differently..prayers it will,get better for us❤️
Wow, the exact same thing is happening to me! Please share what your endocrinologist tells you. Mine didn't have any answers. The muscle weakness is the worst, I took some b vitamins with magnesium and it helped a little bit. Looking forward to your next video! Hope you feel better soon.
MissNMars the same thing with me . My endocrinologist doesn’t seem to have any answers to the symptoms I tell her about . As long as my blood work looks decent she doesn’t seem to be concerned with how I’m feeling 😑
Thanks for letting me know I'm not the only one. It was such a surprise to go backwards! I'm going on Saturday so I should have an update video next week. I hope you are feeling better xx
I got my thyroidectomy almost a year back. I was doing pretty well but recently my tsh has gone to 19, increased. I always feel tired, my endocronologist has increased my dose but I still feel tired all the time. I am heading towards depression. These doctors are useless. We have to figure things on our own.
I have the glands just not a thyroid. My main thing is my weight. I dont get sick or feel weak. But I get leg cramps once in a blue moon. I have started eating better and going to the gym doing cardio. I never feel the tired part but can't fall asleep for anything. Other than that I haven't took my synthroid medication in over 10 years. Hitting 31 in September.
Okay I had thyroidectomy and take armour thyroid replacement I hope everything is going well for you and it's good you're talking care of yourself I was searching internet and UA-cam to see if it's possible to be healthy without taking a thyroid replacement
I have a huge goiter and I'm about to see a surgeon about removal . I'm already overweight and have a hard time losing weight . I would hate to gain even more weight. Like I do so much healthy things and still this i hate it
Hello Emma thank you for sharing your story, I too have this condition and been diagnosed for 2 yrs now with very similar symptoms as yours, I have a nodule as well and have developed thyroid eye disease and only have inflammation on one eye 😢, how did you dealt with your eyes? Thank you for being so open with your personal journey ❤
I've been diagnosed with hyperthyroid with nodules last saturday. My doctor advised me to remove my entire thyroid gland... I am concern to what will happen to me if I am going to remove my thyroid gland... 😥
Your doctor is ridiculous! DONT REMOVE A VITAL BODY PART for ONLY having nodules! 99.999% of nodules are benign and usually means you need more iodine and just need to help your methylation and detox pathways with castor oil packs on the thyroid and liver and liver cleanses Among a few other things you can do. I was bullied into taking out a PERFECTLY healthy and function thing thyroid for a benign 3 cm module in the right lobe when I was fully against it, and I regret it EVERY day. OUR BODIES ARE CREATED TO HEAL. just give if the right environment. Stupid doctors 😢
Living with hypothyroidism was so hard and painful, but thanks to doctor okouromi treatment using herb’s to get rid of thyroid problems…🌸🌺🌺☪️☪️💚❤️🔥🔓❤️🔥💚💖💖💖💕🖤
I have been told I have thyroid papillary cancer. they suggested to take my tyroids out. I know this video 4 years old, how are you feeling now? did u find a solution to this problems? 🤍
I feel this too!! Im 6 years out from my thyroidectomy and I still have weeks where I feel horrible, trying to work full time and trying to explain my issues with others is so difficult. I jave weeks I sleep 15 hours to 20 hours and still feel like I'm drained. I'm moody anxious depressed, it took me years to find a doctor who would listen to me and not keep trying to force anti depressants on me!! I know some people do need them and it helps, but for me this is my new normal. I'm so glad I'm not alone
I'm sorry you have been feeling like this. The fatigue and migraines really catch me off guard at times. I'll be feeling great then have to spend the day in bed! I hope you are feeling well.
Thank you so much for sharing this! I am 2 years since my thyroid surgery from having severe graves disease also. And I feel like this on and off. I often feel so so guilty for not being able to function the way I want to. But I'm so glad that this seams to be a normal on-and-off thing with someone with this condition. It makes me feel so much better for taking the time off that I need to try and get better.
I have Hyperthyroidism. I hate when my body feels like a powerhouse for about a month. I get a great streak of energy, and then I crash, and it’s sucks so much. I feel ya girly :(
The crashes are the worst! I had a terrible week last week. I needed so much sleep and my body was aching. I hope you are feeling well xx
Same !!
Thank you for sharing this. This last month I fell into the same fog of horribleness. It was one of the worst ones since my thyroidectomy and rai treatment in 2010. I felt like I was NEVER going to feel better. My husband had to drive me to the doctor since I couldn’t drive because my eyes were so heavy and my fatigue was uncontrollable and I didn’t trust my reaction time driving. In the past I’ve had maybe a day or two like this or even go months feeling “normal”, but this was never ending! Then, all of a sudden I woke up last week and the heaviness was gone, fatigue gone, mind back, jaw pain, bloating, muscle aches gone...poof! It’s hard not to wake up everyday and not worry that that feeling is back again. It’s nice to know I’m not alone. It’s hard to explain this to people who have never felt it. They just think I’m depressed or didn’t sleep enough! Ugh! No! THIS is different! Thank you for sharing!
Hi Elysa. I'm so sorry for the late reply. I'm only seeing your message now. I hope you are feeling better. Fatigue is so horrible. The feeling of not getting enough sleep can be so draining!
It's been 1 month since my thyroid surgery and all of the symptoms u r talking about happens to me and my weight is becoming more. I'm trying to understand my body and my needs. You actually made me realize that it's not only me who feels these things and it's normal
I hope you are feeling well!
Sounds like adrenal fatigue. Those lacking their thyroid are more prone to adrenal fatigue. I take methyl B12, high dose D3 gels, EPA-DHA Omega 3s, and magnesium taurate. I was born without a thyroid gland and have had to figure out what works for me, like you are doing for yourself.
Same here. The fatigue has been hitting me hard lately so I am going to try your supplements to see if it helps. :)
I haven’t been taking the best care of myself diet wise. I lost my thyroid at 14 by having it eradicated with radio active iodine, as I had a very very severe case of Graves’ disease at 8 years old. I had Levothyroxine/Synthroid since the removal and I’m 28. I’ve never dived deep enough into this when I know I need to be… It’s been pretty regulated on its own through my younger years but it’s catching up to me. I feel like my body is completely derailing and wilting away. What B12 supplements do you recommend? Like all the stuff you mentioned what would you say is most effective? I know that I can’t take any of that until about 4 hours after my meds. I feel lost.
Yes, this is my struggle, no matter how much I sleep still tired...anxiety is back too..a lot of similar symptoms I had when I had Graves’ disease. It’s been saddening after this surgery , I imagined things differently..prayers it will,get better for us❤️
I could sleep all day and it never feels like its enough!
Brooke Cornish how did you get rid of graves
The anxiety kills me. I become unbearable and I can't even deal w me.
This is an old comment but it's so relatable, how are you today? @@aliciapenaherrera5362
Wow, the exact same thing is happening to me! Please share what your endocrinologist tells you. Mine didn't have any answers. The muscle weakness is the worst, I took some b vitamins with magnesium and it helped a little bit. Looking forward to your next video! Hope you feel better soon.
MissNMars the same thing with me . My endocrinologist doesn’t seem to have any answers to the symptoms I tell her about . As long as my blood work looks decent she doesn’t seem to be concerned with how I’m feeling 😑
Thanks for letting me know I'm not the only one. It was such a surprise to go backwards! I'm going on Saturday so I should have an update video next week. I hope you are feeling better xx
Love that you are so true! With everything....Brilliant! worth watching...love this topic Xx
Thanks so much! I'm so glad you enjoyed it xx
My daughter was born without a thyroid. The only medication that saved her is Desiccated thyroid.
don"t worry god will bless her
Best one ive tried. The chemical one has done nothing for me...
I was on levothyroxine/eltroxin my whole life. Literally just switched to dessicated
I got my thyroidectomy almost a year back. I was doing pretty well but recently my tsh has gone to 19, increased. I always feel tired, my endocronologist has increased my dose but I still feel tired all the time. I am heading towards depression. These doctors are useless. We have to figure things on our own.
Dam why do humans lose their thyroids this shyt about life pisses me off
I have the glands just not a thyroid. My main thing is my weight. I dont get sick or feel weak. But I get leg cramps once in a blue moon. I have started eating better and going to the gym doing cardio. I never feel the tired part but can't fall asleep for anything. Other than that I haven't took my synthroid medication in over 10 years. Hitting 31 in September.
Did you have a total thyroidectomy
@@dealiacotton9856 never had surgery. Was just born with the glands and not the actual thyroid
Okay I had thyroidectomy and take armour thyroid replacement I hope everything is going well for you and it's good you're talking care of yourself I was searching internet and UA-cam to see if it's possible to be healthy without taking a thyroid replacement
What do you mean???? You either have a thyroid or you don’t !!!
I have a huge goiter and I'm about to see a surgeon about removal . I'm already overweight and have a hard time losing weight . I would hate to gain even more weight.
Like I do so much healthy things and still this i hate it
Hello Emma thank you for sharing your story, I too have this condition and been diagnosed for 2 yrs now with very similar symptoms as yours, I have a nodule as well and have developed thyroid eye disease and only have inflammation on one eye 😢, how did you dealt with your eyes? Thank you for being so open with your personal journey ❤
Luv your vids! Luv your positivity :)
Thank you so much xx
good luck hopefully you figure out what is causing your fatigue I know I have low iron maybe look into that or B12 and possibly low t3
Thank you. I should find out in a few days xx
My brother and his wife have no more thyroid he drops weight she gained weight his moods change she gets angry
hi :D im 10 years old and im born with out a thyroid
Hello. I hope you are well and healthy 🌸💜
@@EmmaTara 💛💛💛💛😁😁😁✨✨✨💫💫🥺
Awe wish you the best ❤️
I've been diagnosed with hyperthyroid with nodules last saturday. My doctor advised me to remove my entire thyroid gland...
I am concern to what will happen to me if I am going to remove my thyroid gland... 😥
Praying for u. Me and u have the same hyperthyriod
update?
Your doctor is ridiculous! DONT REMOVE A VITAL BODY PART for ONLY having nodules!
99.999% of nodules are benign and usually means you need more iodine and just need to help your methylation and detox pathways with castor oil packs on the thyroid and liver and liver cleanses Among a few other things you can do.
I was bullied into taking out a PERFECTLY healthy and function thing thyroid for a benign 3 cm module in the right lobe when I was fully against it, and I regret it EVERY day.
OUR BODIES ARE CREATED TO HEAL. just give if the right environment. Stupid doctors 😢
Feel better ❤️😍🤗😊
Thank you. I hope you are having a great day xx
Hii Emma will my eyes really come back to normal
Hi Emma. My TED is out of control.. when did you notice your eyes returning back to normal since your thyroidectomy
Did your TED worsen after the thyroidectomy
So no hope if I have my thyroid removed
Hi There, our daughter was born without a thyroid, do you have a thyroid? Or born without one?
Regards
Hello. I was born with a thyroid but has to have it removed due to having a thyroid disease.
@@EmmaTara how long after your surgery, you feel better or do exercies?
Did you have part of your thyroid removed or the whole thyroid? Thanks 😊
Hello. I have it all removed 🦋
I was born without a thyroid and I have to take a pill
Hello. I hope you are feeling well and are managing without your thyroid 💜
Are you currently being medicated? Or are you just doing this on your own?
Alicia Penaherrera I take medication daily but have found that some lifestyle changes help with the symptoms that come from not having a thyroid.
@@EmmaTara please explain 🙏
@@EmmaTara i want to hear more, how is it different?
Living with hypothyroidism was so hard and painful, but thanks to doctor okouromi treatment using herb’s to get rid of thyroid problems…🌸🌺🌺☪️☪️💚❤️🔥🔓❤️🔥💚💖💖💖💕🖤
#Drisibor permanent cure for hypothyroidism...
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I have been told I have thyroid papillary cancer. they suggested to take my tyroids out. I know this video 4 years old, how are you feeling now? did u find a solution to this problems? 🤍