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I am experiencing migraines, nausea, feeling shaky, and anxiety. i have hashimoto's on armour 90 since 04. last week endocrinologist said my tsh is 0?
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Low TSH: I understand your distress with feeling shaky and having Anxiety. It indicates overactive thyroid gland (Hyperthyroidism) due to last week TSH of 0 It is likely that taking Armour 90 has resulted in overactive thyroid gland. Please call your Endocrinologist and go to ER for Diagnosis including Blood test for Thyroid functions. After that see a psychiatrist for Therapy for stresses of life
Answered 5/30/2017
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