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What Causes Headache And Low Body Temperature?

my wife just came down with a headache across her for head and just didn t feel right and, we checked her temp. which was 95.5. Her norm has always been about 97.7 she takes nature- throid. we have never seen this low of body temp. Charles Thaning
Thu, 18 Jan 2018
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Sir, kindly discontinue the thyroid supplement and see personal physician for a thyroid panel to include a TSH, T4,T3, measures minimally and discontinue all soy, broccoli, cauliflower as these foods can interfere with thyroid function. In addition, a multivitamin that contains the Recommended Dietary Intake (RDI ) of iodine and selenium may be taken.

It sounds as if the supplement acted detrimentally on your wife's thyroid and it is demonstrating a low level of function per the low body temperature and headaches. Objective is to obtain adequate recovery of thyoid function.

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Kathryn Shattler BS MS RDN
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What Causes Headache And Low Body Temperature?

Hello and welcome to HealthcareMagic Sir, kindly discontinue the thyroid supplement and see personal physician for a thyroid panel to include a TSH, T4,T3, measures minimally and discontinue all soy, broccoli, cauliflower as these foods can interfere with thyroid function. In addition, a multivitamin that contains the Recommended Dietary Intake (RDI ) of iodine and selenium may be taken. It sounds as if the supplement acted detrimentally on your wife s thyroid and it is demonstrating a low level of function per the low body temperature and headaches. Objective is to obtain adequate recovery of thyoid function. Please be well and visit me again at bit.ly/aYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY. Kathryn Shattler BS MS RDN