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<blockquote data-quote="everywoman" data-source="post: 268666" data-attributes="member: 1436"><p>I take 100mgc of Levothryoxin once a day. I, too, go in spells of balance, and then have brief periods of inbalance. My dr. does bloodwork once a year and so far my levels have been good. Prior to finding out that my thyroid was off, I was extremely fatigued, my head hurt all the time, my hair was falling out, my skin was extremely dry, and my joints ached---especially my hip. I actually thought I was just depressed until I had a blood test done by a company that does blood work for a good price at my school each year. Once I started medications, my symptoms took several months to all go away.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="everywoman, post: 268666, member: 1436"] I take 100mgc of Levothryoxin once a day. I, too, go in spells of balance, and then have brief periods of inbalance. My dr. does bloodwork once a year and so far my levels have been good. Prior to finding out that my thyroid was off, I was extremely fatigued, my head hurt all the time, my hair was falling out, my skin was extremely dry, and my joints ached---especially my hip. I actually thought I was just depressed until I had a blood test done by a company that does blood work for a good price at my school each year. Once I started medications, my symptoms took several months to all go away. [/QUOTE]
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