Hi Chaps
(originally posted on a triathlon forum, but I didn't think it would do any harm to stick it here, another forum of 'active males!')
I've been suffering from various conditions over the past five years, tinnitus, fatigue, sleep deprivation, dizziness. Throughout that time I've continued to train as much as I can, when I can. I hardly ever feel good when training, I just continue as it gives me strength etc. Normally after exercise I would typically go dizzy, more than would be normal, so I went for some blood tests as I thought I could be anaemic. Anyways it turns out they reckon it's my thyroid, so they have stuck me on thyroxine, which I have been on now for four days. I'm still deeply cynical about diagnosis after the experiences of the past five years and seeing various 'specialists' up and down the country.
I guess I am just after any feedback, anyone here have/had this condition?
Did it stabilise or do you still take meds?
Thanks.
(originally posted on a triathlon forum, but I didn't think it would do any harm to stick it here, another forum of 'active males!')
I've been suffering from various conditions over the past five years, tinnitus, fatigue, sleep deprivation, dizziness. Throughout that time I've continued to train as much as I can, when I can. I hardly ever feel good when training, I just continue as it gives me strength etc. Normally after exercise I would typically go dizzy, more than would be normal, so I went for some blood tests as I thought I could be anaemic. Anyways it turns out they reckon it's my thyroid, so they have stuck me on thyroxine, which I have been on now for four days. I'm still deeply cynical about diagnosis after the experiences of the past five years and seeing various 'specialists' up and down the country.
I guess I am just after any feedback, anyone here have/had this condition?
Did it stabilise or do you still take meds?
Thanks.