Crashed E2 PLEASE HELP! In need of advise

[Sl65]

There are other things that can cause those symptoms.

You may want to follow up and get a full thyroid panel. Not just TSH. Peel back the layers of the onion as they say.

Yes other things can cause these symptoms but when having EVERYTHING else ruled out it kinda leads to my thyroid, all lipids are fine, went to a gi doc that tested for everything under the sun, endo scope and colonoscopy were done as well. Hormone panel came back perfect beside the elevated TSH. And like I said TSH has always been perfect prior to taking way to much arimidex and crashing my e2(e2 was reading below 5.2 for 3 months straight) I also have high blood pressure and high pulse constantly. Never an issue in the past prior to crashing my e2. Even on a gram of test my blood pressure is never elevated. So I'm guessing my e2 being so low for so long caused a increase in thyroid which is giving me all these night mare side effects.

 

[strom]

After you get your thyroid panel, I would get a second opinion from another doctor.

 

[Megatron28]

Yes other things can cause these symptoms but when having EVERYTHING else ruled out it kinda leads to my thyroid, all lipids are fine, went to a gi doc that tested for everything under the sun, endo scope and colonoscopy were done as well. Hormone panel came back perfect beside the elevated TSH. And like I said TSH has always been perfect prior to taking way to much arimidex and crashing my e2(e2 was reading below 5.2 for 3 months straight) I also have high blood pressure and high pulse constantly. Never an issue in the past prior to crashing my e2. Even on a gram of test my blood pressure is never elevated. So I'm guessing my e2 being so low for so long caused a increase in thyroid which is giving me all these night mare side effects.

But you told us you have all the symptoms of hyperthyroidism. But your TSH actually indicates subclinical hypothyroidism. The two don't add up.

 

[Sl65]

But you told us you have all the symptoms of hyperthyroidism. But your TSH actually indicates subclinical hypothyroidism. The two don't add up.

Yea you are right after doing some more research I now think from crashing my e2 it raised my thyroid so high my body started attacking my thyroid gland to make it stop producing so much thyroid that explains the pain in my neck from time to time. It's called hoshimoto. And with hoshimoto you're body goes from having low thyroid to high thyroid then back to low and so on

 

[New alias]

Threads like this should be stickied, or saved in a forum like "The Classic's" for more people to see.

 

[jaydoe]

I know this thread is almost 3 years old but I did the same exact thing as he did and ended up with some really bad and permanent symtoms, sl65, if you see this - how are you feeling now?

 

[scorob777]

I know this thread is almost 3 years old but I did the same exact thing as he did and ended up with some really bad and permanent symtoms, sl65, if you see this - how are you feeling now?

Some other dude just recently put up a cycle where he was going to take 1mg adex ED during PCT. Hope he reads this.