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"Wanting to do so many things" by Cassandra Comic
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this post was submitted on 02 Feb 2024
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I used to be like that, hypothyroidism is a removed.
Since being on the meds I now have the energy to do two separate things in a single day.
How did you find out? Also, "removed" lol
I don’t know why the word was removed, wasn’t that bad 😆
I was just constantly tired and stressed, eventually the stress was causing heart palpitations so went to the doctor and they did a blood test.
Before the meds it was like being an old phone with a dying battery. Only ever charged up to 60% no matter how much sleep, and ran out of power in a few hours.
lemmy.ml has a pretty strict filter on any word that could be considered a slur regardless of context.
What did the blood test check for? I wonder if a general blood test would catch that.
Ask your doctor to check your TSH and T3/T4 levels. That's just like a regular blood test.
I think it was a general blood test, they weren’t looking for hypothyroidism specifically.
That's good to know. Thank you for answering my question. (main instance was down so in replied earlier on back-up alt)