Mya Symons
Mya Symons
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Mark, thanks for posting this. I have wondered if my pain is because I am thyroid hormone resistant or the Synthroid just is not working for me. I am currently taking 150 mcg.
I had a TPPO antibody test after I had taken synthroid for several years and it was up above 500. I was told by the endocrinologist that my immune system would stop attacking my thyroid after I had taken synthroid for a few months. That never happened.
It was right after I started taking synthroid that I developed Fibromyalgia. I am not sure about ME/CFIDS, but here are some interesting journal articles regarding that statics on how many with FMS have thyroid disease and visa versa:
http://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10067-006-0237-y
http://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00296-010-1620-1
I had an article that described what happens when the thyroid is continually attacked by the immune system. It kicks out a certain hormone that can cause a person to be chronically ill. Of course, I cannot find it right now, but I will keep on looking.
I had a TPPO antibody test after I had taken synthroid for several years and it was up above 500. I was told by the endocrinologist that my immune system would stop attacking my thyroid after I had taken synthroid for a few months. That never happened.
It was right after I started taking synthroid that I developed Fibromyalgia. I am not sure about ME/CFIDS, but here are some interesting journal articles regarding that statics on how many with FMS have thyroid disease and visa versa:
http://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10067-006-0237-y
http://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00296-010-1620-1
I had an article that described what happens when the thyroid is continually attacked by the immune system. It kicks out a certain hormone that can cause a person to be chronically ill. Of course, I cannot find it right now, but I will keep on looking.