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Heart Palpitation After Taking Of Thyroid Medicine
Earlier in the year i was having heart palpitations and was very tired so i went to the doctor and was told that i had low thyroid so i was given some medication for my low thyroid. Up until this week everything was fine and now I am starting to feel like I was before having heart palpitations for periods of time and of course very tired. what should I do?
Fri, 26 Aug 2011
Hi well cHm
high thyroid rather than low thyroid is usually associated with palpitation.Better
you get checked your thyroid hormone level. You may be having hypothyroid but
if the dose is on higher side that might be giving you palpitation in that case you
got to readjust your dose. Thanks
high thyroid rather than low thyroid is usually associated with palpitation.Better
you get checked your thyroid hormone level. You may be having hypothyroid but
if the dose is on higher side that might be giving you palpitation in that case you
got to readjust your dose. Thanks
I find this answer helpful
Hi well cHm
high thyroid rather than low thyroid is usually associated with palpitation.Better
you get checked your thyroid hormone level. You may be having hypothyroid but
if the dose is on higher side that might be giving you palpitation in that case you
got to readjust your dose. Thanks
high thyroid rather than low thyroid is usually associated with palpitation.Better
you get checked your thyroid hormone level. You may be having hypothyroid but
if the dose is on higher side that might be giving you palpitation in that case you
got to readjust your dose. Thanks
I find this answer helpful
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