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Flank Pain, Burning Sensation, Tingling. Caused Due To Messed Up TSH?

I had thyroid cancer and removed in 2005. But now I have 0.038 tsh 4 free and normal TSH- the doctor said I was being over treated and decreased the dose. That is Ok. But I have flank pains, burning sensations, and tingling . I went to ER to have brain MRI to rule out MS/TIA and had xray on my side and stomach areas. Everything was normal. Is it possible that flank plans, burning, and tingling were caused by messed up TSH (I had a baby 7 months ago, got IUD and it got messy--I was on BC 2-3 times a day for 8 weeks and decided to take out IUD and stopped BC when the flank and burning showed up. Now bleeding is just fine. but still burning and flank pains.) I asked my endocrinologist and said it s not TSH related. Is this correct?
Fri, 31 May 2013
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These symptoms are not likely related to TSH or thyroid hormones. Have they done a urinalysis to rule out infection?
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Flank Pain, Burning Sensation, Tingling. Caused Due To Messed Up TSH?

These symptoms are not likely related to TSH or thyroid hormones. Have they done a urinalysis to rule out infection?