I've been diagnosed with overactive thyroid

Hormones
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Quick question. Is it normal for a person to have constant nausea for months even without medication

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I think nausea could be one of the symptoms of overactive thyroid or hyperthyroidism. It may not be a side effect from taking med.

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From https://patient.info/forums/discuss/subclinical-hyperthyroidism-636552?page=0#3039659

"Hi. I'm Stephanie I found out 4 months ago that I have a problem. Two months later it was confirmed that it's overactive thyroid but have not been on any medication since then. Recently I become ill with flu but ever since I kept having nausea feeling. Is this ok"

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Hi Stephanie, I included your previous message in the post above. First off, it is not normal to have nausea for a prolonged period of time.  How long ago did you have the flu? One symptom of the flu is nausea and vomiting but this should have subsided after your recovery. 

High thyroid levels may cause problems with your liver. I would recommend you speak to a doctor who might want to have your thyroid and liver values checked. 

Btw, do you have an appointment with an endocrinologist? Is your hyperthyroidism being investigated further?

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Yes i have an appointment with an endocrinologist for April. But I'm wondering if I should wait that since I'm constantly nauseous and my right ears hurts

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You could make a same day appointment at your local practice and let your GP figure it out. Out of hours you can call the non-emergency no 111 and ask for advice.

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I've been diagnosed with overactive thyroid which has grown larger since my last doctor visits in December. A week ago I was told that I no longer have overactive thyroid but my thyroid has grown which my blood work is now normal. I have constant feeling of being suffocating and dry throat

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Hi Stephanie I can feel ur pain my thyroid blood results are normal but I had goiter I'm not on any medication now bcs I'm in a remission but yes I have throat issue and constant pain in my right ear too ..

Can I ask what symptoms u have and what ur doctor said to u thanks ...samy

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Hi samy I sometimes feel like a pressure in my throat which is so bad plus on and off pain in my right ear. My endocrinologist refers me to a ent surgeon to find if I can do surgery since there is no other possible way to end the pain

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Hi Stephanie my ent appointment is coming up too so happy that at least u will find out y u getting the pain in ur ear pls let me know what ent doctor say to u

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Can I ask u what kind of surgery ur endo talking abt can I ask u?

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I will be doing surgery on May 16 to remove total thyroidectomy

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Oh ok