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I Was Diagnosed With Hyperthyroidism & Grave's In 1992. Eyelid Lowering Surgery In'93. Never Told It Was An Autoimmune Issue, Or Treated.
I'm 55yo and It's been 32 years since my thyroid was "nuked" and I had the surgery to lower my eyelid over my bulging left eye. I've only ever been on thyroid hormone replacement (Levothyroxine)
Since, I've had to live with fatigue, declining mental focus, memory loss, dental issues, pressure/pain behind my eyes, situational sensitivity to light (light behind focas area, or multiple sources of light) that can sometimes cause almost instant migrain-like headaches and vomiting from pain. These… read more
I to feel tired dont want to do much, I get winded and can't do much
Great feedback, helpful for me too. Thanks so much!
Your journey highlights the complexity of managing thyroid and parathyroid conditions over the years. Graves’ disease is an autoimmune disorder that causes hyperthyroidism, which might clarify past confusion. Long-term symptoms like fatigue, brain fog, and eye issues can persist due to autoimmune activity or treatment effects.
It’s great that your parathyroid tumor was removed, lowering your calcium levels—a vital step. Following up on the "nothing" tumor with imaging or monitoring could provide peace of mind. A consultation with an endocrinologist, TED specialist, or neurologist might help address ongoing symptoms like eye pain, migraines, and light sensitivity. How have you been feeling since the surgery? 💛
Please Help. Must Read To Understand. Thank You In Advance ☺️
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