#thyroiditis

[rhiandoesfandom]

I think my work is stringing me along cause they don't like my accommodations. They won't tell me when they want me back at work.

And I think they're trying to keep me on leave til my supposed "full time date" even though I'm ready to work right now. I just have to work four hours days. And they hate that.

They also know that long term disability denied me too so they know I have no income currently.

[erebusvincent]

“Mid” is… generous. Season four was so bad it gave me thyroiditis. If I find out my thyroid no longer works in five months, I’ll know who to blame.

[glitt3rcritt3r]

Just on the off chance that someone on here knows about thyroid stuff:

I woke up a few days ago with a smallish goiter on the left side of my thyroid (kinda hurts, not firm feels like water balloon, has never happened before) :/ Called my endocrinologist who kinda blew it off and said to go see my gp; gp was concerned and had me redo some bloodwork and here are the pictures of the results from quest. She is also recommending I get an ultrasound of my thyroid again, but I’m waiting to hear back from her or maybe my endocrinologist if she gets the results.

I haven’t had any illnesses this month apart from my usual chronic stuff:

-hEDS

-secondary adrenal insufficiency

-psoriasis

-anxiety/depression/cptsd

Had a uti last month (treated w/macrobid)

Had to have a steroid injection in my sacroiliac joint for inflammation (hEDS) a couple months ago.

No uterus, gallbladder, tonsils or large intestine anymore, so I don’t know whether my flow would be being affected and I have constant stomach stuff, so I wouldn’t be able to say if it was being affected either :/

Only taking pristiq 100mg and some vitamins/supplements: multivitamin (with iodine in it), d3, probiotic, melatonin 5g, and magnesium glycinate 420mg

Have a family history on mother’s side if thyroid issues.

*any feedback on my labs or your personal thyroid experiences welcome; I kinda want to know what I’m getting into 😬

[munaeem]

Inflammation of the thyroid gland: investigations and diagnosis

To determine the cause of thyroid gland inflammation, the doctor will first conduct a thorough interview with the patient to gather medical history. An important point here is the occurrence of symptoms. They can provide valuable information to the doctor about the type of thyroid inflammation. Information from the past, such as a sore throat, radiation therapy, drug therapy, or injury, can also…

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[mysterypuppy]

i think tim should make it a goal to lose every nonessential organ

[ticcitavvi]

"man, why am I so tired this week" wonders the chronically ill bitch who has the infamous 'makes you super fucking tired' disease

[erebusvincent]

I was at the nuclear medicine department this morning so I am radioactive. I’m like one of the X-Men now.

[unpretty]

god i wish there was a section in mychart to put "we do not have to spend twenty minutes re-litigating the evidence in her fitness tracker before ordering more bloodwork because her existing bloodwork is too good for an ass that fat"

[reality-detective]

Thyroid problems can be easily resolved, if your doctor is educated. 🤔

[isbergillustration]

Mjau Mjau

[elucubrare]

I’m having such a blues song of a month (you know, what happens when you play a blues song backwards? A guy’s dog comes back to life, he gets a job, his wife comes home) - lost my job, car broke down, getting a root canal this afternoon,

[livewellclinics]

Here’s what you need to know when it comes to thyroid nodules to help prepare for the possibility of a diagnosis and treatment options.

[dragonpyre]

My endocrinologist: you seem to have a lot of dark, prominent body hair. We could discuss testosterone blockers for you

Me: I’m literally part Polish

[omegastation]

i mentioned before but I got a thyroidectomy on Friday, they removed the entire thyroid gland. It went well, except I have no voice right now. I mean, I can speak, but very slowly and with a low voice. I'm hoping it's not permanent but it happened to a lot of people so right now I'm not too worried.

I'm off work for two weeks and doing my best to stay in a good mood. I'm very lucky to be well surrounded.

Anyway, as soon as I can, I'll check the tag. I also have something ME-related I've been working on for a while that I'll be able to really fix so I can talk about it. And! I ordered a Legion mouse pad so I'm excited to get it.

Hope you're all okay :)