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Have Dehydration, Weakness, Nausea, Loose Stools, Heart Rate Rapid, High BP. Taking Thyroxine. Help?
Hi Dr.Manoranjan; my age is 26, weight 62 height 5.6; I have been taking thyroxine tablet 50mg from last 4 years all are my reports (T3/T4/TSH) are normal & within the range; in last month i was going through dehydration & loos motion & my BP was 140/90 constant for 2 days; after that I went to my doctor & he advised me to do ECG & CST test after 7 day's 7 & gave the betaone 25mg BP tablet for 7 days; I did both the test & everything is normal cardiac consultant told me that there is just one heart-beat which suddenly spikes up; apart from this nothing wrong in ECG & CST; Both doctors told me to continue the BP tablet now my BP is 130/80; it's a summer season in india & i am wondering is the heat taking toll on my body; I am also feeling little weakness & nausea.... what you would advise me? I was absolutely fine frm last 4 yrs; NO BP tablet....
Being young, you will need a long series of investigations to exclude treatable causes of Hypertension...especially Kidneys, adrenals and so on...
You need regular follow up
Take care
Wishing speedy recovery
God bless
Good luck
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Have Dehydration, Weakness, Nausea, Loose Stools, Heart Rate Rapid, High BP. Taking Thyroxine. Help?
Hi friend, Welcome to Health Care Magic The dose of Thyroxine is mcg (micro) NOT mg (milli)... Dehydration and diarrhoea could have been responsible... Being young, you will need a long series of investigations to exclude treatable causes of Hypertension...especially Kidneys, adrenals and so on... You need regular follow up Take care Wishing speedy recovery God bless Good luck