Found out today I have hypothyroidism and am gonna be put on medication for it which I might take my whole life, I’m nervous to see if it actually helps me. Whenever I’m given a new supposed treatment for my health I worry that it won’t make a difference because I think I still believe there’s nothing wrong with me and everything’s an excuse and a result of my own failure to be the person I want to. Anyone have any advice for hypothyroidism or just generally how to prepare yourself and come to terms with trying to treat symptoms you’ve lived your whole life with? How do you deal with that anxiety especially when it feels justified as every time I’ve been given a new treatment idea I’ve had worse health issues come up which stopped myself from being able to see the progress of the treatment I was trying.
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Lethargy
Weight gain
Levothyroxine
Malaise & Fatigue
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