OK, so on to the post title... I just don't feel quite... right. You know what I'm talking about. The body I've inhabited for 30 years has become a comfy (or mostly comfy) shell to which I've become quite accustomed. When that body suddenly starts behaving differently, I feel like I'm not quite myself. I've gone through a lot of this throughout our ttc trials, but I usually know what's causing the disconnect. This time I'm not sure what to blame.
First of all, there's my non-existent period. Just enough to call it a period, but barely. (and I had some spotting again today too.. just for a few hours... on cycle day 12). Secondly, there are my astonishingly high basal body temperatures. What the?? So I'm attaching my chart to show you what I mean exactly.
Also, I've just felt odd. I can't quite describe it. I've been off emotionally and physically. Today started a new thing where I feel incredibly ravenous and start shaking if I don't eat every couple hours, and I'm fatigued quite easily.Is all this due to the Metformin perhaps? Could my Synthroid increase have been too much? We're still waiting on tsh results to find out for sure. Does anyone have any idea what could possibly be wrong with me?
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Are you eating enough protein with your met? and drinking the same amount of water? Just thoughts. Is this your first month on Met? I am wondering if the met is reacting to another one of your meds ( not femara)
You sound like me a couple of weeks ago. I think you may be right about the synthroid.
There's nothing worse than not feeling at home in your own body - treat yourself kindly for the next few days and cross your fingers that you'll be ok by the time you get good news on Monday!!
I wish I could offer some words of advise, but I'm not familiar with anything but the femara. Hopefully you'll have a good answer on Monday. Take it easy.
Poas? Sorry, nothing like that happened to me when I was on Met...and y'know, if i didn't know you were undergoing thyroid treatment I'd say you sounded pregnant. So...poas?
Correct me if I'm wrong but you have hypOthyroid and so you take synthroid to help your tyroid be more active? My SIL is hypERthyroid and the symptoms you're describing sound a lot like how she was before she went on meds. Maybe your dosage is too high?
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