Double Vision And Auto Immune

Hi Grammie:
Unforetunately with most immune disorders a lot of the symptoms are the same, fatigue, depression etc but then there are usually other symptoms that convince doctors what sort of immune disorder you possibly have if any.
If you have read my sticky you will know I have Scleroderma this is linked to Lupus. It took about 2 years to get a diagnosis & I actually have the antobody present in my blood (not all do) I dread to think how long it would take to get a diagnosis without the antibody showing???
Hypothyroidism can be an immune disorder so that on it's own can cause the fatigue you are suffering & the depression & quite often someone with an immune disorder may possibly have other immune disorders.
It may well be that your hypothyroidism has worsened, has this been checked recently or maybe that it is getting the better of you.
All I can suggest is carry on with the tests to see what shows, if nothing ask the doctor if the hypothyroidism is to blame.
Let me know how you go on.

i am 16 years old and i was sick for 4 months. i reciently just got diaganosed with panhypopituitariam. I am difficiant/ insufficiant in my growth hormone, LH, acth (i have secoondary addison's), and i have hypothyroidism.

My symptoms are fatigue, low BP, low heart rate, muscle pain and weekness, joint pain, my scars got browner and darker, weight loss (i was 116 and 5'6 to start, and 100 towards the end trying to gain weight), not wanting to do anything (before i got sick i was picture perfect health, i played 3 sports and was in intense training), double vission, nausia, hypoglycemia, loose stool, always felt cold(average temp was 97.2), and i would stare into space and space out a lot. I also havent had a peorid since 2 days before everything started (4 months ago).

I know you may not have all these symptoms, but i have a lot of things wrong. I do know that your thyroid and adreanals go together sometimes, and that you could possibly have an adreanal insuficiancy. You should get an ACTH stim test to find that out. If you start with a low base cortisol and it doubles, don't let your doctor say you don't have a problem. That means that your not producing ACTH and you need to take a cortisol replacement. This would mean you have secondary addison's. Hope this helps, i know how frusterating it is when your test results are fine. I got passes threw so many doctors. One doctor even told me i had an eating disorder! Just keep trying and you'll get answers.

Also, thyroid test arn't auccurate! You can be in normal range and still have a problem. You should go on how you feel even if your doctor says your normal. I was in normal range, but my Ca and CO2 were high, wich are signs of hypothyroidism.
Good Luck!