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I was diagnosed with hypothyroidism accidentally whilst the doctors were trying to figure out what my other symptoms were (spoiler: it’s MS) ⛑️ But 3 months after I started taking tablets, I did not realise that I had been living life on hard mode ⌛️🏚️ 🫩Being extremely bone-tired, sluggish and fatigued 24/7 I always knew that it wasn’t normal to feel sluggish 24/7, never feel ‘rested’ even with a good sleeping schedule, thinking felt like walking through sludge, and struggling to have the energy to do anything even if it was fun stuff like seeing my friends. But I didn’t realise until I started taking tablets that “normal” people….just don’t feel like that?! 🏋🏽‍♀️ Putting on unexplained weight or bloating weird One thing I really noticed once the tablets took some time to settle in my body was that I suddenly lost the slight amount of belly fat. Before, I did have some stubborn fat that no matter how much I went to the gym and did cardio and ate healthy meals and trained it would never budge. And now that I’ve been taking tablets for 2 years, I find it a lot easier (almost like normal) to lose (and gain!) weight. 🩸 Heavy painful irregular periods  I was actually going through a potential endometriosis diagnosis for a looong while because when I got my period, it felt like a knife was being sliced across my body for days, and it wasn’t uncommon for me to pass out. I had a laparoscopy to see if there was any lesions, and they didn’t find anything. And 3 months after I started taking tablets, I won’t say it healed me and fixed everything because its still incredibly painful, but instead of passing out I take v v strong NSAIDs, so it’s a slight improvement. My periods also became slightly more regular - my periods were so out of whack before lol ⚠️Disclaimer: I am not a doctor, I do not have any medical knowledge or expertise, I am simply sharing my personal experiences here ⚠️ #chronicillnesstok #womenshealth #myhealthtips #hormoneimbalance #alwaystired hypothyroidism
I was diagnosed with hypothyroidism accidentally whilst the doctors were trying to figure out what my other symptoms were (spoiler: it’s MS) ⛑️ But 3 months after I started taking tablets, I did not realise that I had been living life on hard mode ⌛️🏚️ 🫩Being extremely bone-tired, sluggish and fatigued 24/7 I always knew that it wasn’t normal to feel sluggish 24/7, never feel ‘rested’ even with a good sleeping schedule, thinking felt like walking through sludge, and struggling to have the energy to do anything even if it was fun stuff like seeing my friends. But I didn’t realise until I started taking tablets that “normal” people….just don’t feel like that?! 🏋🏽‍♀️ Putting on unexplained weight or bloating weird One thing I really noticed once the tablets took some time to settle in my body was that I suddenly lost the slight amount of belly fat. Before, I did have some stubborn fat that no matter how much I went to the gym and did cardio and ate healthy meals and trained it would never budge. And now that I’ve been taking tablets for 2 years, I find it a lot easier (almost like normal) to lose (and gain!) weight. 🩸 Heavy painful irregular periods I was actually going through a potential endometriosis diagnosis for a looong while because when I got my period, it felt like a knife was being sliced across my body for days, and it wasn’t uncommon for me to pass out. I had a laparoscopy to see if there was any lesions, and they didn’t find anything. And 3 months after I started taking tablets, I won’t say it healed me and fixed everything because its still incredibly painful, but instead of passing out I take v v strong NSAIDs, so it’s a slight improvement. My periods also became slightly more regular - my periods were so out of whack before lol ⚠️Disclaimer: I am not a doctor, I do not have any medical knowledge or expertise, I am simply sharing my personal experiences here ⚠️ #chronicillnesstok #womenshealth #myhealthtips #hormoneimbalance #alwaystired hypothyroidism

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