With Normal Thyroid Thyroxin Levels...Losing Weight is your Posted: 02-24-06 10:34am
I've seen a specialist for thyroid, says
numbers are low but normal, 46 or 56 I
think, what could be my problem. I always
feel like crap, no energy, soe nights even
with a sleeping pill if I go to bed at
1:00 am I'm up for the day by 3:30 am
Such symptoms can be caused by hypo
function of the thyroid gland ...but since
the thyroxin level is within normal range,
you may be suffering from neurotic
depression. You can continue to take pills
against high blood pressure and high
cholesterol regularly. The best way that
you can help yourself, however, is to
decrease your body weight. Weight is
connected with all three conditions: high
blood pressure, high cholesterol, and
depression.
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