I am not too sure this is the right forum but i've been suffering for years with a range of symptons including anxiety, heavy sweating, extreme fatigue mixed with insomina, headaches, nausea, slight gain in weight, intolerance to hot and to cold (it changes) Palpatations, numbness and pin and needle like feeling in my hands and feet, brain fogs and poor concentration, short term memory issues, breathlessness, coughing/choking fits mood swings and muscel weakness, Excessive Thirst and Urnination.
I've been tested for thyorid issues a and they are within the normal ranges thyroid antiboides are presnet in my blood but not at a normal level though i've sort of run out of patience with docotrs but finally have a referal to an endro though thats mainly down to the extreme thirst and not the other symptons. I've also been tested for diabeties which I dont have.
I did a private thyroid test to find out the antibodies and found out that I was Vitamin D deficent and after another test to confirm it the doctor put me on 40,000 IU a day for 10 days then 20,000 once a week. When i first stated taking the vitamin D for the 10 days I felt a lot better in terms of the fatigue though most of hte other symptons remained. I did find that my anxiety levels skyrocketed however now that I am on the 20,000 once a week my fatigue alongside the brain fog is returning to how i felt prior to taking the Vitamin D.
So after all that my question is is it likely that the Vitamin D deficency is a sympton of something else and that the high doses were giving my system a boost hence why I felt better rather than actually treating the deficency. I dont yet know my vitamin D level after the 10 days of the treatment as I am not back at the GP till the 1st of March but I just cant seem to understand why I would be returning to how I was after dropping the Vitamin D levels if my body was actually absorbing and storing it rather than just using it.