u/Adventurous_Pear3869

I suppose I’m asking for advice or support. I have a long list of symptoms that are as severe as when I was hospitalised a few months ago. My Trab was 155 and my T4 and T3 in the 20s when I went to A&E.

Six weeks ago my levels had plummeted into normal range only 6 weeks after hospitalisation. My endo halfed my Carbimazole dosage to 5mg and stopped all propanolol etc. all my symptoms are back and the adrenaline surges and heart palpitations are scaring me but my pulse reads at 62bpm ( low for me anyway) my levels are directly in normal range as of a blood test yesterday and my doctor and endo refuse to change my dose. I tried one day back at 10mg after my GP suggested that and I felt a bit better within hours. Neither will alter my dose or investigate what do I do? I’m worried about how ill I’m feeling. ( heat intolerance, tremors, palpitations/intense anxiety, tummy aches, dizziness, rapid weight gain and loss, muscle aches etc)

Hi! As the title suggests I’m moving away for uni to a place four hour away. I’m recently diagnosed (8 weeks in) and have just had my meds stabilised but still feel quite ill. I’m worried about who will manage my care when I move as I believe it can’t be my current GP/ I’m still on the waitlist for an endocrinologist. Anyone who has moved house during treatment how did you navigate it?

I go to a relatively small class and it is in a social club building. For several reasons I would feel so much more comfortable if my boyfriend was there but dancing makes him really anxious. Is it ok that he would come with me for the class section and watch from the sidelines or is that considered a big no no in the community?