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Ok, I'm a guy but guys on the Anabolic board told me I should post my question here as well because a lot of women experience Thyroid problems (much more than man that is)
Ok I couldn't resist waiting for the bloodtest results. I just had to write this post.
I took T3 (tapered up and down slowly) for up to 37.5mcg (this dose only 3 days) and went down slowly (25mcg, 12.5mcg, 6mcg)
I only took T3 for a month which is considered very safe. But I already read posts here that showed sensitive users that hurt themselves from low dosage (rare cases which do exist)
A month AFTER I stopped the T3 while continuing my cycle (Sust & Fina) I started feeling VERY bad. I wrote a post down here and some good bro asked if I make a Thyroid panel blood test. I made all kind of blood tests but they were useless because they were made DURING my T3 cycle.
I took all sorts of shit before (Fina, Sust, Bromo, ECA, Clen) and nothing happened. T3 is the only new shit I took this time.
I never thought as Thyroid being my problem because I stopped the T3 a whole month ago, so I thought I should have gotten the symptoms back then and not only a month later.
Anyway, I started reading about the symptoms of Hypothyrodism and got a PERFECT clearly 100% matching symptoms:
1) Feeling cold all the time while others aren't. That's the number was warning side: You see, I am a type of guy that is always feeling hot, NOT cold.I even go skying with a t-shirt! To emphesize more, all my friends are always cold to death and freezing while I'm actually turning the car's aircondition on! I was always SUPER hot person.
NOW Since 4 days I am ALWAYS feeling EXTREMELY cold! I am going to sleep with 3 sweathshirts and turning the car's airconditioning but this time to the Hotting warming button (I never pressed this button in my life!! It's the opposite of me!)
2) Feeling lethargy. Like even if I sleep 3 hours during the day, I wake up feeling 'heavy' like my leg muscles don't want to move or walk. VERY strange feeling, I never felt in my whole life. Walking becomes a pain in the ass and can almost make me cry since it's so mentally hard for me.
3) Feeling depressed. While actually good financial things happened to me in the last few days among other things, I actually feel worse than before when I really had terrible problems. Rationally I should feel much better now (If I didn't have this shitty probable Thyroid problem)
4) Involuntary muscle cramps(I don't know if it's considered cramps), my quads (the lateralis head) is 'jumping' all day long and particularely at night. This has never happened to me to this extreme before.
5) Loose interests very fast with persons around me.
6) Have memory problems you wouldn't believe.
These sensations I am describing are hard to describe, as it's not like feeling sick with a flu or a virus or something, it's a different kind of feeling. A much worse one. I don't want to workout, but I force myself.
Hours after reading and realizing I probably have thyroid problem, I just went for a private blood tests of T3,T4 and TSH. I should have the results ready by Sunday morning and I am already searching for a private Endocrynologist MD that could meet me ASAP after the blood tests arrive, because I must be ready for a Thyroid problem (in the worest case I will just cancel the session with the doc). I just can't stand the feeling. It's horrible. I cannot stand and afford myself a single more day feeling like I do right now. It's horrible, I can't stand it anymore.
I have questions for Thyroid experts (probably the ones that have already been in my shoes) :
1) How much time after you stopped taking T3 did you notice the problems?
2) From the minute you walked out of the Endocrinologyst office with prescribed medication (T3 or T4) how long did it take for you to feel 100% again?
3) Do you take the medication for life?
4) Does your metabolims stays like shit or does it come back just like it was before taking the medications? I mean, is it always a bit lower than before ?
If anyone experienced or knowlegble can help a million thanks in advance.
Ok I couldn't resist waiting for the bloodtest results. I just had to write this post.
I took T3 (tapered up and down slowly) for up to 37.5mcg (this dose only 3 days) and went down slowly (25mcg, 12.5mcg, 6mcg)
I only took T3 for a month which is considered very safe. But I already read posts here that showed sensitive users that hurt themselves from low dosage (rare cases which do exist)
A month AFTER I stopped the T3 while continuing my cycle (Sust & Fina) I started feeling VERY bad. I wrote a post down here and some good bro asked if I make a Thyroid panel blood test. I made all kind of blood tests but they were useless because they were made DURING my T3 cycle.
I took all sorts of shit before (Fina, Sust, Bromo, ECA, Clen) and nothing happened. T3 is the only new shit I took this time.
I never thought as Thyroid being my problem because I stopped the T3 a whole month ago, so I thought I should have gotten the symptoms back then and not only a month later.
Anyway, I started reading about the symptoms of Hypothyrodism and got a PERFECT clearly 100% matching symptoms:
1) Feeling cold all the time while others aren't. That's the number was warning side: You see, I am a type of guy that is always feeling hot, NOT cold.I even go skying with a t-shirt! To emphesize more, all my friends are always cold to death and freezing while I'm actually turning the car's aircondition on! I was always SUPER hot person.
NOW Since 4 days I am ALWAYS feeling EXTREMELY cold! I am going to sleep with 3 sweathshirts and turning the car's airconditioning but this time to the Hotting warming button (I never pressed this button in my life!! It's the opposite of me!)
2) Feeling lethargy. Like even if I sleep 3 hours during the day, I wake up feeling 'heavy' like my leg muscles don't want to move or walk. VERY strange feeling, I never felt in my whole life. Walking becomes a pain in the ass and can almost make me cry since it's so mentally hard for me.
3) Feeling depressed. While actually good financial things happened to me in the last few days among other things, I actually feel worse than before when I really had terrible problems. Rationally I should feel much better now (If I didn't have this shitty probable Thyroid problem)
4) Involuntary muscle cramps(I don't know if it's considered cramps), my quads (the lateralis head) is 'jumping' all day long and particularely at night. This has never happened to me to this extreme before.
5) Loose interests very fast with persons around me.
6) Have memory problems you wouldn't believe.
These sensations I am describing are hard to describe, as it's not like feeling sick with a flu or a virus or something, it's a different kind of feeling. A much worse one. I don't want to workout, but I force myself.
Hours after reading and realizing I probably have thyroid problem, I just went for a private blood tests of T3,T4 and TSH. I should have the results ready by Sunday morning and I am already searching for a private Endocrynologist MD that could meet me ASAP after the blood tests arrive, because I must be ready for a Thyroid problem (in the worest case I will just cancel the session with the doc). I just can't stand the feeling. It's horrible. I cannot stand and afford myself a single more day feeling like I do right now. It's horrible, I can't stand it anymore.
I have questions for Thyroid experts (probably the ones that have already been in my shoes) :
1) How much time after you stopped taking T3 did you notice the problems?
2) From the minute you walked out of the Endocrinologyst office with prescribed medication (T3 or T4) how long did it take for you to feel 100% again?
3) Do you take the medication for life?
4) Does your metabolims stays like shit or does it come back just like it was before taking the medications? I mean, is it always a bit lower than before ?
If anyone experienced or knowlegble can help a million thanks in advance.
