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SJL2

1y ago

Constant Fatigue with Hashimoto's Disease

anybody else with hashimoto’s just constantly tired (i mean constantly, there’s not a time of day where i’m not)?? it’s to the point where i nap at least once a day and can barely keep my eyes open sometimes. my bloodwork always comes back fine too :\

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SmallOne

1y ago

I have the same issue, blood is “normal” yet I’m always extremely fatigued. It’s so frustrating. I’ve tried an energy drink once to see if it would do anything, I still took a nap lol
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Celisister

1y ago

Yes
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Swiftie13

1y ago

I do feel tired a lot as well. My bloodwork comes back normal but I think that’s only because of the meds. I’ve been taking a lot of vitamin D, and it helps, but I really don’t have time to sleep more than 9 hours per night so I’m just sleepy… I wish I knew how to be more energized
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beautifulDisasterxo

1y ago

b12 has helped me as well as vit D !
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Tinna

1y ago

I used to feel very tired, but once I started an AIP diet I felt better. The more I do it right, the better I feel. Everytime I eat something I’m not supposed to, specially inflammatory food, I feel the bad effects just a couple hours later.
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beautifulDisasterxo

1y ago

I've tried dieting but personally for me it's Very overwhelming and causes me ALOT of anxiety and I'm the kinda person who " eats there feelings " 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️
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beautifulDisasterxo

1y ago

Yup !!! It dosent matter how many hours of sleep I get I'm always exhausted. If I get less sleep say 6 7 hours not only am I exhausted but I feel terrible too. And Ive been taking b12 and it's gotten alittle better but I'm still tired.
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Andromeda03

1y ago

I always felt tired before I got put on medication (both thyroid and antidepressants), now I'm more less so but I still have my moments. Before medication though I was extremely tired all the time and would always zone out during classes and what not because I couldn't focus since I felt so exhausted.
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Raphia

1y ago

I completely relate!!! I recently found out that your B12 can be technically in range but the bottom half of normal can still cause severe symptoms of exhaustion in certain people (so labs all come back normal, but for some people, that level of “normal” isn’t enough to feel normal) I started taking double my original B12 supplements (because I used to be low, but am not in the bottom half of normal, but still having symptoms) and I have been feeling SO much better!! It’s not perfect, back to normal, but my days of being so tired I can’t function have been cut in half (which I would call a huge win!) definitely talk to your doctors about that!! And if anyone knows of anything else that might help get the number of tired days even lower, that would be SO great!!
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HoneyBadger84

1y ago

Yep!
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ItsGracie

1y ago

I see everyone relating but no one has solutions 😭 I take Vitamin D but I could sleep standing up in a public place
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Eurythmic

1y ago

Yes I don't know anything but tired! Labwork always normal
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Dani_Girl

1y ago

Saaaame.
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Dani_Girl

1y ago

Yes. Absolutely. If anyone has suggestions or has overcome this even a smidge, let us tired people know.
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CaptainHolmes

1y ago

Yes!!!
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goldstar

1y ago

Yes. I seem to feel a little better when I remember to take a vitamin d supplement. Just check with your Dr first if you decide to try it.
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SJL2

1y ago

i know i got my vitamin d checked and it was in the normal range so i’m not sure if i should take any extra?
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Toxicvalentine

1y ago

Yes constantly If I sleep any less than 12 hours I feel like absolute garbage but when I sleep over 12 hours I only feel like garbage 😂
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SJL2

1y ago

literally!! it’s like no matter what i cannot function and everyone just thinks i’m lazy for it

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