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I'm suffering from Hypothyroidism too. My TSH is 11,6 - but although I'm taking hormones my weight stays the same. I somewhat doubt that there is a considerable weight gain.
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Great video.
I wish more doctors explained this condition as clearly as this doctor here.
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This guy is so right. I've been big my whole life, came from a long line of big women who all had thyroid problems. After suffering for 30 years, I've finally been diagnosed with Hashimoto's Disease and found a doctor who gives me thyroid extract. After I had my gall bladder removed though, that's when it became impossible to lose weight. A dietician told me I don't eat enough! Its a vicious circle, hopefully the thyroid meds will help.
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This Doctor talks so much sense. Wish he was my GP.
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I gained a lot of weight too - but with or without medication, my weight doesn't change at all. The only thing I notice is: A better digestion on medication. Well, I'll try to get a combination of T4 and T3 now...
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I have fibromyalgia,and do all the exercise i can and feel like doing.My mom passed away in 2004.at that time i weight was 115pds. before she passed,i had alot of energy.but i cried alot and sat around alot,but did not eat much.about 5 or 6 month's after her passing i stared putting on weight.my wieght stayed at 115 to 118 untill i was 56.but my weight gain started like i mention before 5 or 6 month after her passing.could it be my thyroid's causing the weight gain?
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Good video. But rebounders are much more then $20. Good ones start at $200 but worth it.
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I'm in the same boat as SeppLainer. Cold feet, utterley run down, weight gain, depressed. Doctor says my blood is normal. No it isn't!!!!
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@weavelicious go to charity care in your local hospital... they can help you... but you have to prove that you have avery low income.
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Hyper or hypo witch one can make you gain weight?
I think I might have hypo...
"depression" (or like symptoms)
cold feet and hands even in warm conditions
fatigue/ no energy
extreme weight gain over 2 years
but most doectors refuse to treat with armour, or even diagnose by anything other than TSH...no free T3 or free T4 testing. Our healthcare sucks...
SeppLainer 4 years ago 5
This doc is cool, needs to make more vids and do a peer reviewed paper and get the message out.
Anyone who wants advice could join the 'stopthethyroidmadness' chat groups or the TPA UK groups (thyroid advocacy UK) for advice and help. I have had great help from these.
1stAlixen 3 years ago 4