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Thyroid Cancer And Taking Synthroid. Tingling Feeling In Face. Side Effects Of Medication?

I had thyroid cancer in 2003 I have been doing good and am cancer free I have been on synthroid from then till now at this time I am taking 137mcg synthroid for A while now of and on I have been having tingling feeling in my face and the top of my head and feel tired and sometimes slow and foggy feeling - could this be a side affect from synthroid after this long
Mon, 28 Oct 2013
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Hi and welcome to HCM,thank you for your query.
Yes it can be one of the side effects of synthiroid but also it can be sign of hyper-hypothiroidism so check your hormonal levels as soon as you can. Other possible causes are some neuralgias or psychosomatic diseases and serious diagnises are rare. So if symptoms persist consult neurologist or consider to change syntroid dosage in consultation with your doctor.

Wish you good health. Regards.
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Thyroid Cancer And Taking Synthroid. Tingling Feeling In Face. Side Effects Of Medication?

Hi and welcome to HCM,thank you for your query. Yes it can be one of the side effects of synthiroid but also it can be sign of hyper-hypothiroidism so check your hormonal levels as soon as you can. Other possible causes are some neuralgias or psychosomatic diseases and serious diagnises are rare. So if symptoms persist consult neurologist or consider to change syntroid dosage in consultation with your doctor. Wish you good health. Regards.