Off to my general doctor. It's been awhile, about 3 months, since my last visit with any doctors. My thyroid function labs were taken and my TSH is now 0.1 uIU/ml. So now I'm running a little bit hyper. My endocrinologist's goal for my TSH levels is between 0.1 to 0.4 uIU/ml in order to provide good thyroid cell suppression. So I'm right on. I do feel some of the hyper symptoms like being shaky, mild anxiety, hot feeling, and sometimes it's difficult to sleep at night but it's only occasionally. I will be seeing my endocrinologist in two months for an ultrasound and lab tests to monitor thyroglobulin levels. I will talk with him about these symptoms and see if moving from 137 mcg to 125 mcg would be a good idea.
I get a lot emails regarding the different types of thyroid hormone medications available. So I wrote an article that outlines the various medications. This overview of thyroid medications is useful to get a general idea of the different types of thyroid hormone supplements. I hope it helps.
The summer is coming to an end and fall hurricane season is starting. I decided to do a little last bit of traveling. I hit up a zoo while I had some extra time and I just loved the aquarium exhibit. The sea turtles were amazing! Thought I would take a picture to share with everyone.
Tuesday, 11 May 2010 00:00
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I am a thyroid cancer survivor.
Welcome. I’m a 32 year old male living in United States.I was diagnosed with papillary thyroid cancer in Jan 2009.This blog is my story. Having thyroid cancer has been very scary.I have gone through many ups and downs with my treatments and doctor experiences.I have had some very positive experiences, but unfortunately the start was very rough.
Overall, I am doing excellent and I’m living a normal happy life.I hope you can learn from my experiences. Please take a moment and read through my blog and recommend it to anyone you feel could benefit from my story. O, this is my dog, Summer. She provided entertainment and comfort through this whole process.You’ll see some more pictures of her throughout my website.
I have arranged my story into chapters.I would recommend starting at the beginning.It will take you about 5 minutes to read all my entries from the beginning to the end. Enjoy.
Below this introduction article are my most recent posts.I will occasionally update my story and my new post will be located in “Chapter 4 Life After Cancer” and below this introduction (just scroll down to see the most recent post.)
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I am also writing and posting informational articles relating to thyroid cancer.Here are my most recent articles:
I have developed a community forum for anyone that wants to participate in thyroid cancer related discussions.Please join the forum and contribute your experiences.Thanks.
This website also provides a wealth of general information about thyroid cancer. Below are some of the most common questions that you, a friend, or a loved one may have about thyroid cancer.