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Lactating Mother Feeling Dizziness And Pressure In Eyes. On Medication For Hypothyroidism. Normal Blood Pressure
Hi i am 27 year old femalefeeling very dizzi in eyes from past 2 weeks . i am quite tensed and dont know how to resolve it . I have a kid of 1 and half year and have been breast feeding all this while extensively . i also have hypothyroid but i am on a medication with normal tsh level . when i am walking , i feel my eyes are shaking and dizzi ,my bp is normal. can u help me with this. i have too much pressure in my eyes as well.
Fri, 3 Jan 2020
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I have reviewed your query and here is my advice.
Your symptoms(pressure in the eyes,dizzieess)with normal blood pressure and normal thyroid hormne levels are suggestive of Stress.
It is normal to be tired with a little baby and after a long period of lactation.
If you are not taking the medication of thyroid and your thyroid hormon e levels are normal this means that for the moment you don't need this treatement.
I suggest to repeat the thyroid test after 3 months because you may need thyroid hormone replacement therapy in the future.
For the moment my advice is to take only the supplement for breastfeeding mothers.
Hope this is helpful.
Take care
I have reviewed your query and here is my advice.
Your symptoms(pressure in the eyes,dizzieess)with normal blood pressure and normal thyroid hormne levels are suggestive of Stress.
It is normal to be tired with a little baby and after a long period of lactation.
If you are not taking the medication of thyroid and your thyroid hormon e levels are normal this means that for the moment you don't need this treatement.
I suggest to repeat the thyroid test after 3 months because you may need thyroid hormone replacement therapy in the future.
For the moment my advice is to take only the supplement for breastfeeding mothers.
Hope this is helpful.
Take care
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