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ladybud · 10-13-2012, 06:28 PM

I just noticed on your list you have hypothyroidism. In view of the chronic fatigue, I would just make sure your thyroid levels are being monitored carefully and are at optimal levels to keep your energy up (TSH around 1, free T4 and T3 in upper 1/3 of normal range). If they aren't, a slight bump up in your thyroid meds may help. Hopefully, your Dr will agree.

10-13-2012, 06:28 PM	#8
ladybud Senior Veteran (female) Join Date: Jun 2012 Location: Colorado Posts: 2,572	Re: Having Sjogrens without positive labs? I just noticed on your list you have hypothyroidism. In view of the chronic fatigue, I would just make sure your thyroid levels are being monitored carefully and are at optimal levels to keep your energy up (TSH around 1, free T4 and T3 in upper 1/3 of normal range). If they aren't, a slight bump up in your thyroid meds may help. Hopefully, your Dr will agree.